The Collegian (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 21, Ed. 1, Friday, March 15, 1935 Page: 3 of 4
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THE DANI1L SAKEH COLLEGIAN
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17 18 19 "One More Spring." Thla
picture brings the old team of Janet
Oaynor and Warner Baxter together
THIS WEEK AT
THE LYRIC
THE NUT CRACKER
By Who Cam
Friday. Saturday March 15 16.
'Riinibii" George Rnft and Carole
Lombard the sensational dancing
stars of "Bolero" repeat that early
siicc'ch on an even more lavish and
startling scale In Paramount's "Rum-
ba." Thli Is an enthralling and dra-
matic love Htory set to the thythmlc
tom-toniH of Cuba's fascinating dance
rhythms. The story Itself concerns
the plight of Raft an exiled hoofer in
Ctilw. Thcic he revives Rumba danc-
ing with his lovely Mexican partner
Maipo. He meets Carole Lombard a
lovely heiress and they fall In love
only to quaircl and have her flee to
New Yoik. At the risk of his life
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Kaft follows her and when his part-
nei walks out on him Miss Lombard
comes to his aid. Their Rumba In a
bin st of bin bat Ic music brings the
show to a fitting close. Others in the
cast are Margo the lovely Spanish
il.mcei ; Lynnu Oveiman Montoc Ows-
ley Ills Adtian and Gall Patrick. It
is directed by Marion Goring.
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JANET GAYNOR and
WARNER BAXTER m -One
More Spring" Fox Film's tender
screen story of tno souls whom lift's
turbulent tides could not divert from
their romantic quest. ' '
again. Advance reviews of this show
Indicate that It is as good or better
than any of their others.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Match
Wednesday Thursday March 20 21
"Vanessa." A romantic story that
Is expected to become a classic of
English literature is this one "Vanes-
sa: Her Love Story" starring Helen
Hayes and Robert Montgomery. It Is
said to bo one of the year's great plc-
luics and is a joint triumph for Miss
Hayes and Montgomery. It Is the
story of a great love that defied hu-
mun laws and the march of time.
Adapted from Hugh Walpole's best
selling novel it is the fourth and last
of his saga of books of the spectacu-
lar Hcriics family. With Miss Hayes
and Montgomery is a notable cast in-
cluding May Robson Otto Kruger
Lewis Stone Henry Stephenson and
mote than seventy other screen favor-
ties. It is the latest M-G-M produc-
tion of David O. Sclznlck; Win. K.
Howard directed.
Joseph Pittis New Philadelphia
Ohio extricutcd himself from what
was left of his car. The undamaged
radio blared: "I'll be glad when you're
dead you rascal you."
Slow of the Zodhao
'Now boys" said the teacher "tell
me the signs of the zodiac. You first
Thomas."
"Taurus the bull."
"Right. Now you Harold another
one."
"Cancer the crab."
"Right again. And now It's your
turn Albert."
The boy looked puzzled hesitated
a moment and then blurted out:
"Mickey the mouse."
I think I shall never see
A "D" as lovely as a "B"
A "B" whose rounded form is pressed
Into the recotds of the blest.
The "D's" are made by fools like me
But only those who study can make
a "B."
Then there's the deaf and dumb
husband who wore boxing gloves to
bed so he wouldn't talk in his sleep.
Piano Tuner: "Good morning! I am
here to tune your piano."
Mis. Trapp (in room 2): "My pia-
no? I didn't order a piano tuner."
Tuner: "No but Miss Craig did."
Theie was an old lady fiom Wheeling
Once in her garden was kneeling
And somehow by chance
Got ants In her pants
And invented Virginia Reeling.
Primo Snell College Star.
Mary had a little lamb;
Its fleece was white as snow
But was the lamb as cool as that?
Heek no! Wesley Pilot.
She strolled Into the electric lab;
A machine was running low
She touched it and alas she died
But she won't dynamo.
Kenneth Edwards.
A Musical Nag
"Schubeit had a horse named Sarah
Rode it in a big parade;
When the big band started playing
Schubctt's Sarah neighed."
"But how did the police spot you in
your woman's disguise?"
"I passed a milliner's shop without
looking in at the window."
IF YOU
WANT
THE BEST IN
CLEANING
and
PRESSING
Then Send Your
CLOTHES
to
ARCH ADAMS
1512 Austin
Suits and
Plain Dresses
50c
Cri.Hk
TWENTY
YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE
IN THE
BUSINESS
COMPLIMENTS OF
PA and MA
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and all our woik
Your luiiiM"s jiically nppi muled
Henderson's Shoe Shop
'll2 Cenlei Ac.
ALL KINDS OF SHOE REPAIRING
Chas. L. Faulkinbcrry '
"THE SHOE MAN"
906 Center Avcmic
EMISON
& SON
We Have High
Quality Foods and
Fine Meats
for You as well as
High Quality
Friendship
Come in and See Us
1500 Austin Ave.
D. D. McINROE & CO.
m-AITORS - INSURANCE
LOANS
Telephone 173
QUINCY
The Shine King!
SI lOHS DYED ALL COLORS
DYER AND SHINE FOR
HILL BILLIES
at Majestic Barber
Shop
DR. R. A. ELLIS
Optometrist
For Appointment Call 169
MAJESTIC
BARBER SHOP
COURTEOUS SERVICE
Reavis & Reynolds
PROPS.
1004 AUSTIN AVENUE
....remember how I brought you
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bitter biting. The bottom leaves are
coarse sandy harsh. The center leaves
are the choice leaves. They are mildest
mellowest yet richest in fine tobacco
flavor. And I offer you the fragrant
expensive center leaves exclusively. I
do not irritate your throat. That's why
I dare to say "I'm your best friend."
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The Collegian (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 21, Ed. 1, Friday, March 15, 1935, newspaper, March 15, 1935; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth100084/m1/3/: accessed May 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.