The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 29

SEVEN1 DAILY OKL'AHOMAN, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 3, 1930 lf'. 4. ftf 'r t- 13 feet, bnt the Midwest's screen u- never noiire'th ojxrsUon, but you MX) ,000.000 tiny Indvldml pictures the PiX IS LarCSt ean be enlaced by the UI notice the improved rffect of the frme.O Ideas, and at last, "the ascendency or tt Alll presslngcf button, to atac 18 by 24 x-retn. Wam protheJTi orsanlrAtfcm talkies. HI L'SC 111 UKiailOma fret.

The enlarged screen is used to Warnft1 SSenutartyear took 7.000,! of youne blood, the wre employes III USC 111 UKiailOma feet. The enlarged screen is used to such Sale of Midwest Theaters Marks Passing of Veteran widen the of view, as you one Chief For Jjchvcsn Circuit ttcnds Opening I As the development of the Miowcsi i i nuMnnr! film, mote o'-in? scope ouwoor saw in "Winps" or any great properties assumed iargcr proportions, Tns? jn the r. Midwest Sinopoulo withdrew from active man the largest in the state. j. tQ see.

The Midwest screen i by the picture is and you'll iihe board of directors. His brother, the modern talking nlmsts PftUr, ateo with Announcing iheatrleCl business as manager of its Uca Uon. is relegated to a place outside i Oklahoma's theatrical world, since he, the Midwest En-' Our new location in the Midwest Building with a complete line of Fall samples. Also inquire about our Budget Payment Plan. jjj Theater Occupies Old Club Grounds WE CONGRATULATE TI'E OWNERS OF THE MIDWEST BUILDING MIDWEST THEATER on their foresight in providing: every detail looking to the safety and comfort of their patrons.

DANIEL and ESTELL INSURANCE AGENCY FIFTH FLOOR MIDWEST BUILDING PHONE 3-636 Midwest Tailors The buildinc torn down to make the new Midwest theater to fcnown -as the Scott It housed clothing stores on the ground floor and office men on toe upper floors. In eariv dsvs it. a "ky- Trtephan. 7-4114 ib foj iri eity. Th? old lifted part of tr mlldins.

Hui of residents here times In the rlub 1 the Bijou and the Midw. SinnpOlllo Hnd First American theater when chorus cirls ni ttI'p1 ixr'T Ar.l wore pink Oklahoma City had trrv i Hijou ncmins tn sandy loam ifiprwer Bros' DillJl AapUUV, tnsi ucimar uaraen. I Jn those days no one would closing of the den! between i that a theater co; Brothers and Enter- Si. 000.000 would be constructs for Cit; III ot toi waters 1 Oklahoma City and -red r.nuy. But the fact remains i from the man who packed them in ai i ot t.U in the house when the deal Brothers was made.

I John Sinopoulo, plo-! of the Slnopoulos-x position they hat' icr and orperator, vho nr-e and fall of the the "annihilation" of A UL A TIONS on the Opening of THE MIDWEST THEATER WIGGER'S, Inc. Office Supplies and Equipment 224 West Second Street Oklahoma City is indeed to be congratulated on the magnificent architecture achievement that houses the Midtveit Theatre and Office Building. Keep Posted On the Following Stocks: The Greatest Event Since the Run of '89! nOD AY marks the opening of your theater- the theater which was made possible through your patronage and co-operation- a great civic enterprise truly the "Pride of the Southwest!" Standard of New Jersey Texas Corporation Phillips Petroleum Skelly Oil Transcontinentsl Oil INVESTMENT SECURITIES CCMPANy ilioitc Varieties Praise oT Radio Bldr. Phone 7-4SS1 Oklahoma City TODAY the city will ring with' praises of Warner Brothers' magnificent new showhouse the architectural grandeur the stupendous program. Be among the first to sec it come early and inspect every beautiful corner of Oklahoma City's wonder theater.

and--what an Inaugural Program Featuring RICHARD BARTHELMESS First National's stirring story of heroic men of the air We Welcome the New Midwest Theatre Building to the Heart of Oklahoma Citys Business Section Close Proximity to "THE DAWN PATROL" jSL-m. it it Sears, Roebuck and ca Sui for Your Commimct mi Smr Thrt You See Us for Your Office and Home Neds DOUG FAIRBANKS. JR. NEIL HAMILTON FWfpiV Fnnc riber iLhairs $915 With 1 0-inch Copper Blade: Oscillating Comfortable tfQ Convenient tplJD Spring filled cushions, restful backs. Made of hand woven fiber over hardwood frame.

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