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THE BATTALION
BUILDING—
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Lacy, Waco, P. L. Downs, Jr., Tem
ple, H. C. Schumacher, Houston,
E. J. Kiest, Dallas, W. M. Mont
gomery, San Antonio, Joseph Ko-
pecky, Halletsville, and S. C. Bail
ey, secretary of the board.
The Senior class has decided to
donate the college a trophy case,
to be built from funds made by
the class on corps dances. The case
will be so built as to permit ad
ditions. For the present it will be
placed in the athletic office.
The Uniform Tailor Shop
JUNIORS
Now is the time to order your uniform for
next year and take advantage of the LOW
PRICES on all Tailor-made Blouses, Slacks,
Breeches, and Shirts.
Mendl & Hornak, Props.
(North Gate of Campus)
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One 25 cent tube tooth paste
One free tube same size
One 50 cent tooth brush
—all for—
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also
One 50 cent after shaving- lotion
One free tube tooth paste
One 50 cent tooth brush
—all for—
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Exchange Store
R. K. CHATHAM, Manager
lap
THE GREATER PALACE
THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY
CLARK GABLE
in “POLLY OF THE CIRCUS”
SUNDAY And MONDAY
— IPs Breaking Records —
FREDERICK MARCH
in “DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE”
Bargain Matinee 1-2 P. M.—25^
Every Day Except Sunday
PREVIEW
11 P. M. Saturday
Will be shown
again on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
What A Show!
OLGA BACLANQVA and
HAR.R.Y 7 V ARLES /* FREAKS'
i±d>'J TAL
By Philip John
Cafe'eria Plans
For Mess Hall Are
Denied By Friley
—SHOW TALK
Thursday, Friday, Saturday —
Palace—“Polly of the Circus.”
Saturday noon — Assembly Hall
—“Two Kinds of Women.”
Saturday night — Assembly Hall
—“Good Sport.”
Saturday preview, Tuesday, Wed
nesday—Palace— “Freaks.”
Sunday, Monday—Palace— “Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.”
“Polly of the Circus,” a romance
of the sawdust arena has two great
stars to boast, Marion Davies and
Clark Gable. This is an opportun
ity to see two of your favorites in
an excellent drama.
“Two Kinds of Women,” based
on the stage play “This is New
York,” features Wynne Gibson,
Miriam Hopkins, and Phillips
Holmes. The play is another revel
ation of quick-paced Gotham life.
“Good Sport” is a picture said
to solve the neglected wife prob
lem. John Boles and Linda Watkins
lead the cast- of two-tirning hus
bands and gold-digging girl friends.
One of the most amazing and
peculia r pictures ever filmed is
the Tod Browning production of
“Freaks,” a show in which freaks
from all over the world have been
gathered. Siamese twins, pinheads,
midgets, and strange humans por
tray their living, love, and life;
their clashes with the world of nor
mal men and women. The regular
cast for the picture includes, Wal
lace Ford, Liela Hyams, Olga
Baclanova, and Roscoe Ates.
Rumors to the effect that the
mess hall next year will be operat
ed on a cafeteria system were de
nied by Dean Charles E. Friley,
Dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences this morning. There will
not be any material change in the
system used at present, it was an
nounced.
“Considerable discussion has
been had from time to time, in
regard to changing the mess hall
system of operations, but there
have been no changes along these
lines for the next year. Reductions
have been made in the maintenance
fee, which includes meals and dor
mitory fees; and next year may be
paid in four payments per term,
should the student so desire,” Dean
Friley said.
“The cafeteria style may be later
put in the mess hall, but there are
several difficulties which at pres
ent have not been overcome that
will prevent the change at the pres
ent.”
el, N. R. Johnson, M. K. Thornton,
H. R. Gross, Mrs. W. E. Lewis, Mrs.
vV. D. Lloyd, Josephine McCall,
Margaret King, M. C. Hughes,
Rev. R. L. Brown, A. T. Chrisholm,
S. W. Ivey, H. T. Holland, J. F.
Lloyd, R. L. Burkley, D. H. Reed,
S. D. Snider, A. D. Martin, Bert
Smith, Ira Burkhalter, R. M. Win-
gren, and C. 0. Watkins.
There will be no admission
charged for the play which will
be presented in the assembly hall
The best constructive work is
always done in the hardest times,
when the handicaps are the great
est. Nations become stronger be
cause of the bonding of the people
against a common enemy; religion
is fired with a greater zeal under
oppression. Is it possible that the
world will emerge from this period
of depressin on a sound economic
basis ?
The press club is inviting Jack
Lomax, famous bird imitator, and
one-time member of the A and M
faculty, to appear here for a per
formance.
BERT SEZ:—
SERVICE, FRIENDSHIP AND EXPERT
WORKMANSHIP IS FURNISHED FREE WITH
EVERY HAIRCUT YOU GET
at the
CAMPUS BARBER SHOP
(in the Y)
BERT SMITH, Prop.
A plan for student government
has been formulated by the Press
Club, for the consideration of col
lege authorities. The club wil Itry
to foster at least one constructive
change each year.
tlY
Wm. B. CLINE, M.D.
Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat
Refraction and Glasses
“Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” Many
will be pleased to know has return
ed for another showing here. This
is undoubtedly the best of all re
cent thrillers and dramas. Frederic
March’s acting is superb as Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Miriam Hop
kins and Rose Hobart lead the sup
port cast. If you want to see a real
thriller, don’t miss this picture.
As a result of the tryouts hied
February 17, I. A. Handler, Galves
ton, and D. L. Tisinger, Garland,
will represent A & M in the first
annual Speech Conference to be
held at C I A, March 4-5. Tisinger,
a freshman in E Battery, F A, won
the extemporaneous speech event
in the competition to determine del
egates for the speech conference.
He spoke on “The Permanent Con
flict in Manchuria.” Handler, a
junior in B Troop Cavalry, was
judged winner of the debate on
the Phi Kappa Delta question for
the current year, resolved that
‘Congress Should Enact Legislation
to Provide for Centralized Control
of Industry.”
Last year Handler won the soph
omore Speech Contest and also the
P. L. Downs Speech Contest. Both
Handler and Tisinger will enter the
George Washington speeches, ex
temporaneous speeches, and the de
bate discussion in the Speech Con
ference at C I A.
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‘TWO KINDS OF WOMEN’
with
MIRIAM HOPKINS
and
PHILLIP HOLMES
SATURDAY 12:30
Faculty-Students
In Dry Law Show
At Assembly Hall
The trial of a man who murdered
his best friend in a drunken brawl
is the plot of a play to be present
ed Sunday night, February 28, un
der the direction of the district su
perintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League. Harvey D. Pool, takes the
role of the defendent in this play
entitled “Who Killed Earl
Wright?” which brings out the dif
ficulties encountered in the enforce
ment of the prohibition law.
Students and campus residents
will take part in the play and the
cast will consist of the following:
Rev. Jesse Thomsen, Daniel Hus-
Phone 606
Res. 622
Office over Jenkins Drug
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Bryan, Texas
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