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THE BATTALION
THE GREATER PALACE
SPECIAL PREVIEW
Wednesday—Thanksgiving Eve
THE SCREEN’S PERFECT TEAM
JOAN CRAWFORD
and
CLARK GABLE
in
“POSSESSED”
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Show Again Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Mermaid Comedy—News
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Coming Sunday, Monday
JOE E. BROWN
in
“LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD”
AGGIES!
100% FOR YOU!
Hair Cutting a Specialty
BERT SMITH, Prop.
Campus Barber Shop
“Y” Bldg.
Uniform Tailor Shop
TAILOR MADE
SHIRTS, BREECHES
BLOUSES and SLACKS
Mendl & Hornak, Props.
VISITORS WELCOME!
All Makes of Portable Typewriters, Atwater Kent,
R. C. A. and Victor Radios — also Records.
HASWELL’S BOOK STORE
Phone 14
Bryan, Texas
WATCH AND WAIT
For XMAS Tour
of the
CAMPUS SERENADERS
To Be Announced In The Battalion
Good Dates Still Open
SHOW TALK
By Philip John
Wednesday preview 11 p. m.—
Palace—“Possessed.”
Thursday, Friday, Saturday —
Palace—“Possessed.”
Thursday—Assembly Hall—“Ev
erything’s Rosie.”
Friday—Assembly Hall—“Laugh
and Get Rich.”
Saturday — Assembly Hall —
“Royal Bed.”
Preview Saturday, Tuesday,
Wednesday—“West of Broadway.”
Sunday, Monday—“Local Boy
Makes Good.’
Wednesday—Assembly Hall —
“Murder by the Clock.’
ODD THINGS AND NEW—By Lame Bode
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A preview has been arranged for
Wednesday night 11 p. m. in Bry
an at the Palace. Two of the
screen’s favorites, in “Possessed,”
promise to make it an enjoyable
hit. For the first time, Joan Craw
ford and Clark Gable play togeth
er in a picture. It is the story of
a woman who demanded everything
in life, and was willing to pay
everything for it. Direction of the
picture is by Clarence Brown. The
supporting cast is Wallace Ford
and Skeets. Gallagher.
And now, a cyclonic comic of
“Rio Rita,” in “Everything’s
Rosie,” with Wheeler and Woolsey.
A story of a carnival, with carni
val laughs.
Another comedy romance in
“Laugh and Get Rich,” with Edna
May Oliver and Dorthy Lee. It is
the story of a poor inventor in a
story of boarding house life. It’s
good advice, “Laugh and Get Rich,”
and it works well in the story.
“Royal Bed,” is a dramatic story
of the queen of a little European
country, who strives to hold the
nation intact and guide the heart
of her daughter. Mary Astor, Low
ell Sherman, and Antony Bushell
play the leads.
John Gilbert, Madge Evans, and
El Brendel come in a corking new
picture, “West of Broadway.”
Joe E. Brown and Dorothy Lee
in another comedy hit, “Local Boy
Makes Good,” the story of how a
kiss inspired a local boy to make
good at college.
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“Murder by the Clock,” is a mys
tery thriller with an excellent cast:
William Boyd, Lilyan Tashman,
Regis Toomey, and Sally O’Neill.
See if you can solve this murder
mystery that clicks with the clock.
GAME—
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centrally located and will be under
the supervision of the college police
during the day.
Feeding arrangements have been
increased, and aside from the con
fectionery, and drug store on the
campus, meals may also be pur
chased at the Coffee Shop in the
Aggieland Inn and the Mess Hall.
The Mess Hall has been reserved
entirely for visitors only at the
noon meal, and a hot lunch will be
served'for fifty cents. Eight thou
sand people may be handled if the
time is utilized, and people eat as
soon as possible.
Trains arriving here Thursday
will follow the schedule on page
one, and will leave accordingly.
Anyone desiring information other
than this will find students and
officers glad to be of assistance.
An era in which the average man
will be glorified is about to set in,
according to a book recently pub
lished under the authorship of Si
meon Strunsky. The average Am
erican, the butt of ridicule since
the war, is going to have a pretty
good time from now on far a while
the book states.
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Jones Barber Shop
Hair cut 25 cents
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Wishes to take occasion to extend congratulations and
hearty good wishes to
COACH MADISON BELL
His associates, the Athletic Department Business
Management and to
THE AGGIE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Who, on Thanksgiving, complete a very successful
Service — Quality — Convenience
TOBACCOS — EATS — DRINKS
FISH: Run those errands our way for satisfaction.
Aggieland Grocery
R. P. ANDREWS, Mgr.
Across the street from the Exchange Store
J. C. PENNEY CO.
WELCOMES
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