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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1924)
“THE NEXT CORNER” AT PICTURE SHOW TONIGHT A Paramount masterpiece, “The Next Corner,” featuring Conway Tearle and Dorothy Mackail, will be the feature of the picture show in the Assembly Hall tonight. The suppcrting cast includes Lon Chaney, Louise Dresser and scores of other noted players. There will also be a good comedy and music by the or- chestra. le EE Andrew Carnegie said: “The av- erage man puts twenty- five per cent of his energy and ability into his work. The world takes its hat off to the fellow who puts fifty per cent into it and stands on its head for those who put one hundred per cent.” The world seldom has oppor- tunity to stand on its head. (UEEN TODAY 25 rms aust = ~~ A story Loninl Husbands and 3 oi i WARNER BROS. The present MGRRIAGE CIRCLE Directed ERNST LUBITSCH ( MAGAZINES REPLACE BOOKS IN AMERICA (Continued from Col. 1, Page 1) Mentioning examples and discuss- ing the relative fcrmat and merit of the illustrated and. the journalistic magazine Mrs. Grout said that “it appears in the journalization of the magazine there came into use meth ods of popular exposition that later essayists, even the most conserva- tive are now adopting. The claim is made that the old quality magazine | has been weak since its journalistic offsprirg began to sweep America but in the words of Mr. Canby there will always be a place for the illus- trated magazine, dignified, respecta- ble, certain to contain something that! the reader of taste can peruse with pleasure. The brood of special mag- azines for the literati and the ad- vanced will not take its plaez.” However, a tendency in the jublic to become more vigorously intellec-| tual through the aid of higher edu- | cation is now initiating a revival of | the reviews and weeklies, Mrs. Grout | agrees. : Turning to a consideration of the] veeklies Mrs. Grout quoted Albert | Schinz as saying that they are really | the most important publications in America at present, and says that | Mr. Canby places periodicals like The | Outlook, The Independent and Van- | ity Fair in the typical American mag- | azine class. | “By weeklies we usually mean the | New Republic, The Nation, The Free-| man, The Dial and The Weekly Re- | view”, she said. “They are all form- ed on an old English model, devoted to the spreading of opinion and con- secrated to the propagation of intel- ligence. To quote Mr. Canby again: ‘They have distinctly affected Amer- ican thinking, and may yet affect our action in pclitics, education and social relations, generally.’ ” . AL RP Te Yn STUDENT WILL INSTALL RADIO SETS IN HOMES FOR $45.00 There are many people who would like to have a radio set, but believe that unless an extremely high price is paid, an efficient set cannot be pur- chased. If one wishes to listen to music from far away Europe, of course many tubes and very expen- sive apparatus must be used, but if one is satisfied with the larger sta- tions in the United States, a radio set that will fulfill these conditions may be purchased at a very reasonable | rate. For $45.00 I will completely install a neat radio set that will not radiate or squeal, and that receives stations as far as 2,000 miles away. | Jchn C. Gulick, Box 656 Student Ex- change—170 ———————————— FOR SALE: Second-hand refri- gerator, lawn mower, garden tools, heating stoves. Telephone College 28.—170 F. & B. REGISTERED JERSEY DAIRY. Phone No. 7. Phone hours eight to five, except Saturday afternoons, Sun- days, and Holidays. EVERY DOLLAR ers with that next suit The contest closes next month counts and a new spring suit runs to CHARLIE NITCH, The Campus Tailor gives you a chance at the extra pair of trous- you do your cash business these next fe weeks. It is the total) that So step in and let us MEASURE YOU TODAY Detmar woolens made in the latest styles according to your individual taste. PAID IN CASH you buy. so you should be careful where the total up mightly fast. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK At Your Service 1 of Bryan Texas All the Year
