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SUNDAY 2 P. M.—4 P.
30 P.M.
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WILLIAM POWELL
in his latest hit
‘ ‘THE ROAD TO SINGAPpRE’r
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BOBBY JONES in “HOW 1 PU Y
Comedy — Ne#s — Acje
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PREVIEW 11 P. M. SATURDAY
SHOW TALK
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Wedn—day, Thursday -Qumo—
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Patoeo—Thr« Star PiaoL 0
' Friday, Saturday -Queen “The
Range Feud.”
Saturday - Assembly HaIWt-*Con
fesuiona «f a Cb*ad." j
Saturday prerieu, alas Taaaday.
Wedneaday—Palace—“A Peraonal
Maid." t '
‘ ! Sunday. | Monday - Palace -“The
Road to Siturapora.’*
Sunday, j ',lf«pMy, Tueaday—
Quean—“I adiacfart ”
Wednesday—Assembly 11*11—
“The Secret Six.”
THE BATTiLION
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taaa men are waging a battle Cor
the wing porutiona la alipla proof
of the enormous array 0» mat, rial
an Hand to build the Haute ye team.
After three games, two of them
rnotice tilts, Ceach Matty Bell
has apparently found k definite
starting liar-op, which hMthe ap
pearance of being a deU balanced
team in all raapactr. The bat kfield,
consisting of Jimmie Aston as field
general, Paul MeFaddeti and Hen
ry Graves at the halfback poets,
and X5oat“ Hewitt at tie fullback
position, matches and probably
surpasses any hackfn ld the lowans
could start in the kickpif liar; any
of the four can carry
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
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“The Fire Star Final," ia 0d-
ward G. Robinson’s best picture.
In “Little Caesar," he was a rack
eteer, In “SmaK Money,” he was
a gambler, sad in this his latest
pisture, he is the managing edi
tor of a tabloid scandal sheet. The
story is a very exciting one of the
chain of event* in the, life of •
family, after being exposed by the
“Gamette,” The cast is as thrilling
as the story, including H. B. War
ner, Marian Marsh, George t.
Stone, and Frances Stone.
a ball or
run interference well* had Aston
and Graves are paaseia of ability.
This backfield can rankly he re
placed by one which h probably
squally capable. conAsthtg of
Prenchy Domingue at quarter; Rue
Barfield and George Lend »t halves
and “Big” Ted Spdhcer at the line
bucking poet. Dom
er of ability and thus
the pace in the Aggie
tack, and his passing
vorably with any man
gie squad. Barfield
plunge the line and wi
roven valuable in cleai
for Domingue with hoi
blocking, an essential
success of any back.
ia a kick-
ha# set
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Spencer
Lord have
the path
excellent
in the
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In the picture “Confessions of a
Co-ed," use is nuide of the college
talent of many California colleg
es. The story is centered ground
the diary of the dramatic and high
ly emotional experiences of a col
lege girl. PhUm Holmes, Sylvia
Sydney, and Norman Foster are
featured.
‘Personal Maid” is the story of
a young girl who rose higher in
society than she dared dream. The
rise of the young lady, from a per
sonal maid, five# a very interest
ing plot. The story is e very happy
one, is well directed, and contains
some shots, which only expert
cammerman coupl take. A new
type of double exposure is us
for the first time by Carl Fruend,
in this picture. Nancy Carroll
Seems to fit in perfectly to the
Story, and is well supported by
Pet O'Brien.
The starting line-up Jiey be eb-
sent the services of Wjlfcs Nolan,
sterling pivot man.;urll kinnehef
his knee in the Tnkne actop Sat
urday. Should Nolan ffl to start
his position will be filipd by Earl
Rudder, capable sophqftoore from
Edeb, whose work to date has won
him favor in tha hearts of Aggie
gridiron fane.
In the tentative starting line-up,
the Maroon and White will proba
bly be as strong nt gqpg »* * n F
team in the south with Jack Chris
tian. Abilene, "Dick” Hcgnsby. Aua-
tin; "Bus” Moore, ^aaca; and
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“Gut” Guelman, Houston, whose ertson are fish numeral men of UJ30.
play was dto^ of the features of the
Tulane grange. Captain Carl Moul-
den, Ciscoj pnd "Maggie" Magrill,
Marshall; :wiU prabably start at
the tackle'poets, with Big Charlie
Cummings as the outstand reserve.
Charlie Malone, Dallas; and
Luther Bell, Harlingen; are expect
ed to start at the ends, with “Bear"
Wright, AlQu; Ray Murray, Mer-
oedea; and Tele" Robertson. Aus
tin; being held at rwenre. Malone
is the only letter man ia the crowd,
while Bell and Wright are squad-
men of last year. Murray and Rob-
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“The Road to Singapore," fea
tures Bill Powell, which alone
should vouch for it being u good
■how. Bill plays the part of the
heroic villian, who entices the wife
of a doctor, who ient a good hus-
baed, to go with him to his island
home. Clever humor ie mixed with
the love etory, which you are eve
to like. Doris Kenyon plays the
lead with Powell.
Wallace Berry's "Secret Six,” is
a (Alng picture uf a different type
In that the gangs do not work on
unmolested. The secret six, is a
group of courageous business m**r
who try to rid their city of crime,
by organised! effort, and succeed.
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progrsms. The Jitney
Within the next two weeks, the
campus will
tertamment
Players will be here on Tuesday
13th, ia a play “Murder in the Red
Bam.” The United States Army
band appears hfre for a concert on
Monday the 19th.
The Jitney Players have earned
an enviable national reputation,
for their excellent performances,
and for the great direction of their
plays. “The Murder in the Red
[rn,*j is from an actual story of
1*1:7 in England. A* an added at
traction to the play, there will be
three entre set. divertiaaments.
The opportunity to see those ex
cellent players, is made possible
through the Campus, Theatre Club,
who also brings the Army Band
Concert here j soon. Don’t mass
them. i ! U :
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