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rd Even Feb 22 194B WORTH STAR-TEICHal THE AMUSEMENT WORLD VA Is Checking on Subsistence Checks DALLAS Feb 22 administration's office here said! "Very soon we expect to get checks out to veterans in Texas schools within 30 days after their: II Even Feb 22 194B WORTH STAR-TEICHal VA Is Checking on administration's office here said! I ler' THE AMUSEMENT WORLD Subsistence Checks i I 4-Atot "Very soon we expect to get checks out to veterans in Texas schools within 30 days after their A o-k ftt 4 ri ATI' AC "lis 11 11M Nrettrkse A ts 1 I le-lritfe4N: THE AMUSEMENT WORLD Subsistence Checks checks out to veterans in Texas schools within 30 days after their DALLAS Feb 22 TOM BITENEMtN'S Goofiest Hat Contest TOM BITENEMAN'S a Wm in CI evr AL ILAITA JLA A IL A2111 ALCLY E-t LIM 1P Goofiest Hat Contest HALTom THEATER VA Haltom City OF KIT CARSON" ALLAN LANE "THOROUGHBREDS" TOM NEAL ROGER PRYOR Annomommor TH la I 1 Co 1141 Te iEt 1 "TRAIL OF KIT CARSON" HAL 7 op 0 M41" PA lonva Haltom City AL TRAIL OF KIT CARSON" A ALLN LANE "THOROUGHBREDS" TOM NEAL ROGER PRYOR Andononor i) Ito RAY MILANI) Man on a binge Story That Dares to Be Horrible Rates Oscar Sponsored by The Fort Worth Star-Telegram and Worth Theatet the undersigned will enter the Tom Breneman Goofy Hat Contest at the Worth Theater and will appear with my hat entry on nights designated Please print below NAME ADDRESS PHONE Sign Signature I agree to abide by all rules and regulations setup in this contest I agree to waive all rights to any photographs or news releases of me and my entry and give to Tom Brenemani the Worth and the Star-Telegram the rights of publication in any local or national publication THE NOVEL THAT "COULDN'T" BE FILMED NOW A DIFFERENT DARING UNFORGETTABLE PICTURE! (W)--Veterans Administration officials have started a survey of Texas colleges and universities to contact former servicemen who are not receiving subsistence checks "Veterans who enrolled in Texas schools prior to Jan 1 should be getting their checks" William Murphy director vocational rehabilitation and education of the Club Pyramid FORT WORTH'S FINEST Dancing nightly Featuring HORACE PUCKETT and His Orchestra Helen Cristi Vocalist Fine Food Seer and Refreshments 11081i Main St Phone 37596 enrollment" he added No "Rough Riding Justice" las-moilso With Charles Stamen' and ut 2 4 Du Taylor Cole "Jangle Raiders No News Today and BIG DOUBLE FEATURE Na 11- "MAN ALIVE" With Pat O'Brian Adolph hioniou wn- SEMP 3033 rnE I THEATER Itill "That Night With You" frochot Tone: Suzanne Foster Also "Brit ken Stranger i CARTOON 1140 SWELL HITS 5 ONG -THRILLS riddling the range with bullets ruling the West'With'ssistgunsi THEATER 3033 HEMPHILL Charles Starre and Please pr At's----: UP)--Veter- enrollment" he added I -'4 P) 4 1 '''k ans Administration officials have -k ol st lA 't vA'''iilit 1 Story Tha Sponsored by started a survey of Texas col- Dares to leges and universities to contact Be ZIM116' IIIIW former servicemen who are not 'ID' Today and BIG DOUBLE FEATURE t4 1 The Fort Worth Star-Telegram and Worth Theatet receiving subsistence checks PROGRAM! Na I 1 41t4-1foi 1 1 the undersigned will enter the Tom Breneman Goofy Hat "Veterans who enrolled in Tex "MAN ALIVE" wn-rrE mAztH 1 I t-''' '''''sk Horrible Rates Oscar Contest at the Worth Theater and will appear with my hat entry as schools prior to Jan 1 should 1111 With Pat O'Brien Adotph hieniou on nights designated be getting their checks" William "That Night With You" 4 ik c4044 1 -Unit No "Rough Riding Justice" i Murphy director vocational rent below habilitation and education of the With th tt 24 franchot Tone' Suzanne Fester Also n' "Deb" Taylor s-i-: 'Ito io -4: Brit loon Stranger NAME it Color "Jungle Raiders No News cAntooN I II Club Pyramid AY It MILANI) ADDRESS FORT WORTH'S FINEST fr-NEw-ICIB-E114144 Man on a binge PHONE Dancing I -1! 'k' 4gr t-vth Gr SON otest Show foto 11111' TWOGTIETIIHimHriszasa 4-1 It''' -'Nt Featuring fk t( Sign Signature HORACE PUCKETT ii at 44 4 4 -a 1r 0 00'1 i rif0Y I agree to abide by all rules and regulations set-up in this with bullets ruling the 7 1q and His Orchestra riddling the range contest I agree to waive all rights to any photographs or news yt di 1E 1 si Helen Cristi Vocalist ltsg11 "OP te-Ait 1 4 1 'w 'i releases of me and my entry and give to Tom Breneman the Fine Food Beer and JOSII Worth and the Star-Telegram the rights of publication in any local or national publication Refreshments W'r i IFWlit With six-gunsi doll smR67 4 1108 Main St Phone 37598 SW" 'I ---r4 I jte01 ii' 2ik3! 1i Vv- au '-'i- THE NOVEL THAT "COULDN'T Azip La) BE FILMED NOW A Wit0(11 ey I --1 A tip --4 ee v- '1' lith ei A--1Y- 4-: DIFFERENT DARING A-uiiia- UNFORGETTABLE '4 lt I 1 44 A 4 ok Ao141-v iy-: Ill 5 IL PICTURE' ilor-7--ce4' flA a A RI I I 7- Ito PICTURE Wife i ::::7:: ce-S v- --1 BY IDA BELLE HICKS If Ray Mil land doesn't get the Academy Award for his work in "The Lost Week-end" it will be a miscarriage of justice Even the most unskilled critic can see that he does a masterful piece of acting as Don Birnam in the picture version of Charles Jackson's novel Theatergoers who will see the movie at the World are thor-' Milland has learned in the last oughly prepared for the most ma- few months just how revolutionture and realistic film ever to ain6 one outstanding film can reach the American screen Few pictures in the history of the in be Since he played Don Birnam dustry have had such widespread he has been nominated for an publicity Academy Award for the first time There is nothing fancy about his fan mail has increased enor- the production It is a faithful mously requests for magazine and adaptation of the book which is a running account of the expe- newspaper interviews have more riences of a chronic alcoholic on a than tripled he has appeared on five-day binge a dozen network broadcasts and has more radio offers than he posCLOSE STORY sibly can fill he has had more Tightly knit the story opens as press space in the past six months Milland Phil Terry his brother than in any previous five-year pe- riod and Milland's girl friend Jane and has recently signed a Wyman are gathered in the new seven-year contract with Par- brothers' apartment where the amount- boys are packing for a week-end He has finished five pictures trip to their home in rural New since "The Lost Week-end" the York: latest being his first Western Mi Hand has learned in the last few months just how revolutionizing one outstanding film can be Since he played Don Birnam he has been nominated for an Academy Award for the first time his fan mail has increased enormously requests for magazine and newspaper interviews have more than tripled he has appeared on a dozen network broadcasts and has more radio offers than he possibly can fill he has had more press space in the past six months than in any previous five-year period and has recently signed a new seven-year contract with Paramount He has finished five pictures since "The Lost Week-end" the latest being his first Western BY IDA BELLE HICKS If Ray Milland doesn't get the Academy Award for work in 'The Lost Week-end" it will be a miscarriage of justice Even the most unskilled critic can see that he does a masterful piece of acting as Don Birnam in the pic- ture version of Charles Jackson's novel Theatergoers who will see the movie at the World are thor- Milland has learned in the last oughly prepared for the most ma- few months just how revolution- ture and realistic film ever to reach the American screen Few izing one outstanding film can pictures in the history of the in be Since he played Don Birnam dustry have had such widespread he has been nominated for an publicity There is nothing Academy fancy about Alfirst ti me Award for the his fan mail has increased enor- mously requests for magazine and the production It is a faithful adaptation of the book which is new interviews a running account of the expe- riences of a chronic alcoholic on a five-day binge newspaper have more than tripled he has appeared on a dozen network broadcasts and has more radio offers than he pos- CLOSE sibly can fill he has had more press space in the past six months Tightly knit the story opens as than in anrevious five-ear e- Milland Phil Terry his brother riod and has recentl signed a and Milland's girl friend Jane new seve n-year contract with Par- Wyman are gathered in the brothers' apartment where the new seven-year contract with Par- Wyman are gathered in the brothers' He has finished five Pictures boys are packing for a week-end trip to ea th home in rural New apartment where the amnun since The Lost Week-end the latest being his first Western York: "California" "California" Wee Admiral Favored MIAMI -Feb 22 12 or more starters expected to go to the post in the running of the $30000 added Flamingo Stakes for 3-year-olds at Hialeah tomorrow Wee Admiral fractious son of War Admiral Friday was being heavily backed as the horse to beat Wee Admiral Favored MIAMI -Feb 22 12 or more starters expected to go to the post in the running of the $30 000 added Flamingo Stakes for 3-year-olds at Hialeah tomor- Admiral fractious son for 3-year-olds at Hialeah tomor- row Wee Admiral fractious son of War Admiral Friday was be- ing heavily backed as the horse to beat JANE WYMAN Morale booster JANE WYMAN Morale booster Morale ooster rvirr AEad DORIS DOWLING The temptress First Entry Is Received for Breneman's Goofy Hat Contest BRENEMAN little number Agency for Vets Mi Hand manages to wheedle his way out of the trip and begins his alcoholic fling which is gruesome account of a lost soul and a tortured body cut off from civilization There is nothing gentle about "The Lost Week-end" It is stirring horrible and fearsome The excellent cast which includes a newcomer Doris Dowling is expertly directed by Billy Wilder who undoubtedly will get an Oscar for his work if Mil land is the choice for the top honor Mrs Agnes Fa lkner of 408 Broadway is first to enter the Star-Telegram and Worth Theater Goofiest Hat contest being conducted in collaboration with the Breakfast in Hollywood broadcast program scheduled for the Worth March 8 when Tom Breneman will make a personal appearance All you have to do to compete for a free ticket to the Breneman show is make a goofy hat model it at the Worth on the evenings of March 5 and 7 for the judges who will select the finalists Thirty contestants will take part in the broadcast program This group will receive the 30 free tickets plus four cash prizes home appliances and nylon hose A complete list of prizes may be found in Thursday's Evening Star-Telegram Rules were printed in Wednesday's evening edition Deadline on entry blanks is March them to the Goofiest Hat contest editor the Star-Telegram Fort Worth Flier's Death Learned DENISON Feb 22 First Charles Hunter son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hunter of Denison was killed in action Aug 16 1944 when his plane crashed near Einbeck Germany the War Department informed his widow the former Miss Blanch Porter Hunter had been listed as missing in action He held the Purple Heart and the Air Medal with two clusters 'R'A Ri WAY WAN I BIORWAIME IiiIIIIIVIORIA Blazing Thrills! Randolph Scott "CHINA SKY" Wye Surprise Show $:30 VANTI SW Mil Today Open 5:30 Jennifer Jones Joseph Cotton "LOVE LETTERS" 11101W1 El Last Day Open 1:00 Lauren Baca II "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" Charles Boyer Lauren "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" Plus! NEWS and Cartoon HOWLYWOOD BLI 74 isit LOOSE" UM Edgi NICOIORI ttp Ro flood ettitzt" aizrt1: Remem HERE AND THERE Tonight's the night 'Scat" Davis will make the rafters ring at North Side Coliseum where he and his orchestra will open a three-night engagement Stuttering Sammy Dowell former Billy Rose showgirl now Mrs Sigmund Hind ley and her business-man husband are expected to visit the Dowell family here en route to California where they plan to make their permanent home Banana "trees" are herbs MASSINES '411461 4c4( P0AZ IGORtYOUSKEVITCH Roserio Hightower Anna (stamina Bettina Rasay He tell Komarova Yurek Lazovsky Jean Guelis and Leonide Mossine SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA EMIL KAHN Musical Diractor PERFORMAIICE ONLY! Thursday Feb 28 8:30 111111 ROGERS AUDITORIUM ADMISSION $110 $220 $330 PRICES INCLUDE TAX Address Mail Orders to: Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium "Mud hen" is only one of the nicknames of the common American coot Hindu mystics still practice the magic of the Far East in the West Indies Chas Boyer Baca II "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" KIDS! Attend lit Show Saturday and See extra Hitt SURPRISE SHOW 8:30 Francitot Ton Susanna Foster "THAT NIGHT WITH YOU" No "THE BANDIT AND THE LADY" "One of ti the greatest pictures I have ever seen" ays Persons LWLOIRLIVAI rc" EXTRA! BUGS BUNNY "BASEBALL BUGS" ISTARTS TODAY! NM STARTS TODAY! She Was His Woman He Was Her Man! releNglf AbilAS014 mootommal 11111111041 0- ZACHARY SCOTT BETTY FIELD 0 GUY LOMBARDO Famed for SWEET Ha's crashed near Einbeck Germany Kemerov who will select the finalists Thirty AGENT" the War Department informed his T-N-Terillrince f--1-'3'A 1- t'''''' One of --4r4 --1---- tykOk Marring ft i I li4 the greatest AgliKev :4 --'i--: '''k 'im in- Milland manages to wheedle his pictures I have Vleir -0 4 110" i hen" is only one of the way out of the trip and begins his HERE AND THERE nicknames of the common sen ever i 0 tf I t' 1 47- alcoholic fling which is gruesome K'''''' 7'74 account of a lost soul and a tor- i- t- 0' -1 tured body cut off from civilize- i Tonight's the night "Scat" ill the rafters vis ma ra ers ring at North Side Coliseum where he Da American coot Hindu mystics still practice the ''-'1 JANE VII1ANN 1 it'uL' -4 magic of the Far East in the 4'4 2 "7--i -7 agog" i -i r-w A 01O'r 4 vi en: ti on and his orchestra will i There is nothing gentle about three-night engagement open a West Indies 'b-4 '4 1- 4t "The Lost Week-end" It Is stir- 4 kit ring horrible and fearsome The 40J '''1 -rVqA excellent cast which includes a mer Billy Rose showgirl now Mrs o'141' 4N- 4 'z newcomer Doris Dowling is ex- rd Stuttering Sammy Dowell for 7 iSt -4 GEsXBT-uRNANy'l 'NI ri-cogoRmooe: ii "BASEBALL BUGS" Sigmund Hindley and her busi- 111011 7 siltet 44 ''P'i ler I ness-man husband are expected to route to Californi 111' Ma it'Sizi pertly directed by Billy Wilder Ai sA1166'' VISIt the Dowell family here en 1 1 i lit AIV I IA RIK A LWLOIR1111111 1 its -t-4 who undoubtedly will get an Os DORIS DOWLING car for his work if Milland Is a where they I STARTS TODAY! Chas Boyer Baca11 ttee''" The temptress the choice for the top honor plan to make their permanent ei CONFIDENTIAL home ill AGENT" Vie Banana "trees" are herbs 1 KIDS! Attend lit Show Sot- s- a NCOIOR li I 1 44 Lillis' Entry Is Received for 7 urdoy ond See Extra Hitt Ili SURPRISE SHOW 8:30 ''''z' 'I LEONIDE MASSINE'S '41hii MTAIll'EMIntlE STARTS apw 771tiliti: 1- a Lvaon 13 NI 7 r' A 41r-' 4t--C Wdr i 11414f Breneman Goofy Hat Contest 400r ceo- tb ilincitot Toils 4 RIO so Io- ct Mrs Agnes Falkner of 408 AtiPill t's16-174i Susanna Foster i11 I '0 0 1 Broadwa is first to enter the 1 ISt A "THAT NIGHT 4 Star-Telegram and Worth Theater 00e( -'IcP" Goofiest Hat contest being con- petiA 6 tlc IHTi tHNIO2I 12 '11- uc ii II boration with the fiel 1 co a 1AlrZZ op 11 4 Breakfast in Hollywood broadcast Mit llt "THE BAADNDIT 2e-- program scheduled for the Worth '4 'i AND TH LY" 1 AA 'k March 8 when Tom Breneman will 1 t' i 4 s''' Presents 4-4 make a personal appearance -'1 mat PiCTUREs 6 All you have to do to compete 71111 A SITY 4ilk COI show is make a goofy hat model for a free ticket to the Breneman IGO 4YOUSKEVITCH 111 I Thl ill! I 16 She Was His o-)-' Woman 444 1 a 1 1 1 1 It at the Worth on the evenings 1 es 7 Randolph Scott -5 r) Nt (1111411011 111:111 ''i0'-''' Rale Hightower "CHINA SKY" 1 t- of March 5 and 7 for the judges' He Was 1 Rement iggi os i 0- Anna (stamina 17) Extra Surprise Show 8:30 ica 1s i i- 14: -----1- contestants will take part in the 4-- Bettina Rosay 01 1 Her Man! 77- Aft" II :1) 0114iii broadcast program This group HOL Itil 0 th trf 9 NtA I 11L-411 1 BIOILWAIME Hoot 1 11 A ID 1I will receive the 30 free tickets ell 44 BRENT3IAN i rig Lauren plus four cash prizes home appli- Charles Boyer 001041" 60041 10 little number ances and nylon hose A corn- 4z I vutA0 -ttlit titt4" 0 1 plete list of prizes may be found 1 1 ilil "CONFIDENTIAL 4- Thursday's Evening Star-Tele- urek Lazovsky z- 111 1110 AGENT" 'NS pA 1 in AgenCY gram Rules were printed in I Deadline on entry blanks Is and Wednesday's evening edition Jean Goelis 47 eil! kik i rill ill VANTI Today OE A ot 059 tedsttheedmitotro the Gesotoafri-- Leonide Mossine 711f! 1 1 for Vets eMsat at March contest 11 pen 530 I DA Itlejlaittial Ai Id Telegram SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 111111 it laaffS614 WatelliSE-VESMOKB- -4 Edgal 1 ector 1011111' Flier EMIL KAHN Musical Dir er's Death Learned 19 11 Joseph Cotton 1111111116041 0 ''1 4 'I "LOVE LETTERS" -I -'1 1 PERFORMAIICE 1 14(14'1 Plus! NEWS and Cartoon DENISON Feb 22 (Sp1)-- ilitlIlib ZACHARY SCOTT BETTY FIELD First Lt Charles Hunter son 1 of mi WILY! 11M01: Inloawa ERR 4 and Mrs Charles Hunt- 11111h1'1 Last' Day Open 1:00 01111111100 0 er of Denison was killed in action I hursdayg Feb 289 8:30 figth'iA Lauren Bacall 0 1i-------- Aug 16 1944 when his plane ri "CONFIDENTIAL --4eit rilLL RoGERs 44 ill71 WO I II Illifi 'e i widow the former Miss Blanch -111'''''tAN Porter AUDITORIU13 RIVEROAKS i'' 017 Nov '1 GIN LOIIRARDO It: Hunter had been listed as miss- 1 -10 action- He held the Purple ADMISSION lic (5 NN Famed far SWEET ing i -sraflt o- Heart and the Air Medal with two $110 $220 sue V- A cot 1 4 clusters PRICES INCLUDE TAX N1 ItI 's Z's1' 144 Al 1 4 1p 1-a- tAS3' 0 4-e'el No I on et -tk Address Mail Orders to: i1 ieVCrAiiV4 4 I Will Rogers Memorial Auditoriu 1 S'la 7 1 tei-A: L- -4 The state office of the veterans service officer established in 1927 is inadequate to look after the needs of the 800000 Texans who served in World War II and a new agency should be created according to Beauford Jester state railroad commissioner The present office has only 29 employes and is "obsolete and discriminatory since law provides that the head of the department roust have been in the armed forces between April 7 1917 and 1ov 11 1918" Jester said in speaking at a stag party given by Blackstone Post No 482 American Legion at Blackstone Hotel Thursday right Jester who proposed in January that a new agency to handle veterans' needs be created by the 50th Legislature asserted that a separate agency should be set up and that it should not be part of the adjutant general's department is is now the case The state ol service officer is inadequate needs of the served in Wor agency should trig to Beaulo road commiss The present employes and criminatory that the head xnust have I forces betwee 1ov 11 191 speaking at a Blackstone P( can Legion 4 Thursday rig! Jester who that a new ai erans' needs 50th Legislati separate agen and that it al the adjutant is is now the The present office has only 29 orld War II and a new employes and is "obsolete and dis- The state office of the veterans service officer estab lished in 1927 is inadequate to look after the send needs of the 800000 Texans who -e in agency should be created accord- trig to Beauford Jester state rail- road commissioner criminatory since law provides that the head of the department xnust have been in the armed forces between April 7 1917 and 1cov 11 1918" Jester said in speaking at a stag party given by Blackstone Post No 482 Amen Blackstone Hote Can Legion at Thursday rizht r' Telephone 6-8033 Randolph Scott 11if Ellen Drew 11 'CHINA SKY" 4 11' II 4 1110111! Telephone 6-8033 Ellen Drew Randolph Scott 11 011 "CHINA SKY" lot ihladdl17htfbim -dr Advance Sale Now BLACKSTONE DRUG STORE Advance Sale Now BLACKSTONE DRUG STORE "Join Us in the Cocktail Hour" At HILARITY CLUB 'Join Us in the Cocktail Hour" At HILARITY CLUB "Join Us in 1 0-t i 21 TT SIP Roberts Cutoff at Jacksisoro Highway Reservations 640067 atIOLNINAtaNleilVILNAL'ILNIMIL2 AZLE AVE 2206 Azle No Sid TODAY 1:30 fill EAST SIDE KIDS In "DOCKS OF NEW YORK 0 Also 0 "Sing Me a Song of Texas" 0 Plus Cartoon 4 The girls of Shirahama Japan dive 50 feet for seaweed (Auger Auger) Man-o'-war birds are found on a to island in the Pacific The girls dive 50 feet Auger) Man-o'-war canton island TOM Cute New Urged I I TOM I Cute NeW Urged 1 TOM Cute eW IT to 0IDEAL 1408 REET MAIN ST 0 TODAY 10:30 AM '0 "ROUGHLY SPEAKING" Rosalind Russell Jack Corson OA "THUNDER RIVER FEUD" Ray Carrigan John King 4 CARTOON Ps iTiEtt AS on Ail 141 PF a a ORGAN 608 NORTH SYLVANIA Ot TODAY 2:00 Tr a awdbultaivrabas SYLVANIA ATODAY 2:00 Presentee Ken Mc Garrity and His Orchestra Dinner and Dancing Daily Except Sunday RESERVATIONS 2-3131 Presentee Ken and I Dinner Daily I RESER 4 'r 'The Horn Blows at Midnight' Jack Benny Alexis Smith '0 'STAGE COACH OUTLAWS' 0 Buster Crabbe Al St John 'SO Chapter No 2 Brenda Starr Reporter 1 CARTOON I el 0 a 0 LIM KagKW1 ka 1 Ze sW We i A verloputaLtunesi EistISIcieo tricn-ten-fa i orSun-beanii aThcirSty-Old -Gontlenton Your Heart on a Hickory Limb" TODAY 25c Until 6:00 PRICE PER PERSON TAX INCUDED Friends rwinrcats 1ot4 4 kna r4 lb Las en earl When gets goin'-you'll mend up and cheer! L'i tv JOHNNIE 3CAT 3--BIG NIGHTS--3 TONITEI SATURDAY and SUNDAY TOHITE $I50 TOMORROW NIGHT $200 $IZO TIMMS NOW-111ACKSTONI DRUG Mil Telephone 6-7269 13000 SQ FT DANCE FLOOR-THE SOUTH'S FLOATS' SUNDAY NIGHT a 4 elKi OSk co Ar0 Guy Lombardo has learned this fact about grapefruit and grapefruit juice: the TEXSUN kind GROWS sweeter! You see TEXSUN owes its extra-natural sueetness and flavor to a combination of the tropical Texas sun and unique alkaline soil found ONLY in Rio Grande Valley So to enjoy this grand grapefruit naturally sweeter the name that Guy Lombardia says is on the up-beat GOY of ashes Mo sioot Autographs progromMK histwore LUSA lit CAZACIIS atilLCSAIN Aft It WESLACO TEXAS IL I 1 1411N411r1 S1sf Occ14 60000014t CIA147 7 4i- 4 pe I aP414--- 1 diet: k- 00414 it10' 'etl Friends swiag-cais 11041 Peaieed Veled s''' 33 4i ei I 're 1 30 '---(' -oe ridiunurneen La --4-e de etoc444 01 11401 no 30 6 suopialia'udicyhostiel ''''ili444444 a -1 oe--' 41-4111 pai- 1iait 0 OP 5 'SI' aeitdiz '14 it "iNst-ok i 3 4''' i 4 MeA 4P--21- ----rs-r-trip-froM1: it 'tt-' 4 '1514144 TherSly-0drAprittetnona ltriliiT STARTS osallailldietmyOlistnht ial A PrztSurs 1 i it 04rptir 4 1 4-- 1- sz ittv- iteirrett rutD er'S1014t tt 41191 4421 Cee 0' a liko m(15'11 0 c--ore e- ee 1-731-7-ii 07 Ao- sae- 1A )ifistlivigrpitturot :70:74: "'Attst44 31 JOHNNIE CAT -n 4 1011D1111 otalla (c) vol 0 AVc1HSA as 0 GE I tails( eag Guy Lombardo has learned this fact about grape- i A At of AND n5 oETR le 0 fruit and grapefruit juice: the TEXSUN kind GROWS sweeter! You see TEXSUN owes its ot to 46 to Off 44 extra-natural sueetness and flavor to a combina- tion of the tropical Texas sun and unique alkaline 10 ta) t't 3 BIG NIGHTs 3 soil found ONLY in Rio Grande Valley So to en- it Few vt 410059zzaa 4 ati4: 00000 i ool -1 e0- 1 TONITEI SATURDAY an SNDAY JOY this grand grapefruit aturalli 3------- cy su 4ve ter not yre the name that Lom4barde Alt-' PRICE PER TOHITE TOMORROW SUNDAY says is on the up-beat rememh- Pgar--Ut-SBriln-Itli eskever-populattiines3 -41'- PERSON NIGHT NIGHT TAX 413111111 64ity loomborcle---ear of ashes Mo l' EaSakteefHCMPtift INCUDED 150 5200 $150 Lica Autographs programMK i IP orSenbeamii 1 TODAY -r1S011 11011TH SIDE COLISEUM sr ai If1Hong Your Heart on a 25c Until 6:00 BALLROOM Hickory Limb" -z--7- kts Atz- It Cp Telephone 6-7269 V01 -1-- -n-- 13000 SQ FT DANCE FLOOR-THE SOUTH'S FLOATS' a st i(c DIA DANcE MIMS NOW-SLACKSTONS DRUG ST011 Z11111111 CyleitAiillS 11AISAII41 WESLACO TEXAS 4 4 6 InalliNWOMMa (It) EY OCE 110 7)1 11 tip 't 4111 44 4 -44P SATURDAY FEB 23 Fort Worth Rangers Vs Omaha WILL ROGERS COLISEUM SA Pori WILL 40 Boxes Coliseum $165-- 1 End Coliseum $125 General Admission 70c All Tax Included TICKETS ON Coliseum Hockey (MissAdam Hat Store 1 Boxes General A TICKETS Coliseum I 1 11 1 4.

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