THE BATTALION
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SEVEN INJI RFD
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I, F. Dodd, student from For-
ester, Arkansas; bruised and cut
knees.
R. F. Jackson* Terrill student;
bruised kip.
R. W. Howell, Bryan merchant;
broken wrist.
W. 8. Howell, Bryan merchant;
broken riba.
W. A. Duncan, supervisor of sub
sistence of A and M College; bruis
ed and shaken up.
Show Xalfe
By Lewis Gi
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The - Greater, Palace
THURSDAY - FRIDAY i- SATURDAY
KONGO
WITH WALTER HUSTON
Comedy — Act — News
BARGAIN MAT. 1-2 P. M. — 2$f /'
FIRST TIME IN TEXAS
Preview 11 p. m. Saturday
« Also Showing
Sunday and Monday
Richard Arlen and the All American
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Team in the 1932 Gridiron Classic
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THE ALL AMERICAN’
Swartz, Shaver, Cain, Dalrymple, Riley, Baker, Yarr,
Munn, Quatse, Oral.
First Time In Texas |
Pointing the way to the
advertised brand
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Many a “sale” made by advertising has gone
to a competitor because the purchaser did not
know where to buy the advertised brand. Tele
phone men evolved a plan to make it easy to And.
^ They created a “Where to Buy It” service in
the classified telephone directory. There—beneath
the advertised trade marks —Buick, Goodrich,
RCA Victor, General Electric hnd many others
now list authorized local dealers. Thus telephone
men complete the chain between advertiser and
consumer—increase the effectiveness of advertis-
: ing — help manufacturers and dealers to ihcrease
sales —help consumers to get what they watt!
• Because they apply vision to subscribers’ prob
lems, Bell System men continually increase the
value of telephone service.
BELL SYSTEM
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A NATION• WIDB SYSTEM OF INTM-CONNBCTIN0 TBLEfHONBS
At the Palucu 1
Thun4*y, Friday, and Saturday
- Konjfu.
Saturday night preview, Sunday
and Moitftay—The All American.
Tuesday and Wednesday—Devil
and the Pu p
At the Queen
Sunday. Monday, and Tueeday—
Igloo. . r
At the Assembly Hall
SaturcMy evening, October S—
Dark Holree.
Wednesday evening — Mouth
piece.
Walter Huston has the misfor
tune of peeing his wife run away
with the man who crippled him.
The story of “Kongo” ie that of
the revenge Huston seeks in Af-
Browsing About
In New Orleans
It is always interesting to watch
the actions of any athletically
enthusiastic crowd and as we
wandered about the quaint old
streets of the metropolis of the
South with all Its environment
of the Old World, we found our
handful of student supporters in
every little corner of the city.
Some seemed to be Incurring
“first experiences”, some making
interesting acquaintances, and
others merely sight-seeing. How
ever, all were enjoyiag them
selves to the utmost What-a-
trip. and what-a time was had
by all.
J. W. Hunnicut was not content to
be only partially web-footed and
extended his tours on into the
swamp - country of Mississippi
merely to investigate the he*
1 type of “tea sipping” ia that
locality
of U
>1 to si
ric. TWpirtor, an »e,ll,n< wu . Enl ,.. wmi , m , ulkm|
CM of Up. Va!«s and Conrad „ , |th bif ^
southern sportdom before and
during the game. He had Jack
Langston and J. M. Ptnnyruick
as his retinue
Passing down one of the «orn<ion>
of the old Montelcone, we were
assailed by M. A. Kelly, A n G
Elliot, and S P. Stone who asked
us in for a little visit The three
make good boots. j
Parties there were galore, and
E. A. Carlisle, “Pete” Conner,
Nagel to! support Huston.
Not only the pick of last year's
college foot hull teams may be seen
| in “The All American” but stars of
other great teams of a few years
back sucli as “Red” Cagle, Albie
Booth, at d Frank Carideo, as well.
Richard Arlen is the All American
whose head is turned by his foot
ball successes. He trios bond sell
ing and Mht-r ventures only to faiL
When he realises what his success
in football did to him, he triee to
stop his brother who is about to
meet the mme fate. Aside from in
terest in t|te lineup of stellar foot
ball players, the story will be in
teresting from the standpoint of
plot and romantic interest.
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'Sac.i* Elkins
illy ar.i i <a.e
sojthtrii sport.
e.: j.o ..aea
. cluuin . las ej
cite e .{ or no-,
t , au : si! ufficienfly low
U es o G'^onpuled 10 look
p to our i iig d Rinn ‘
Tommy (ioouneh had liitl# trouble
OiganLing tW small glv>jp of;
kaydets mtq' a leather-lung
thunderin " res that made betn-
aelyes heard throughout the en
tire stadium.
R. F ‘Crupper* Vorden teemed to
he one of thf house doetor* a:
the favoritp 1^01*1. The boys
could not hgve gotten along
without him,'?
Everywhere .wtii witnessed the
background of dhe Old South, in
cluding our.viMt to the b r 'gmal
Uncle Tonf’e | Cabin, Iwinging
back memoyihi of the old days
of ’68 The fegidenU of the city
were friendly and were well im
pressed with W khaki-clad men
from the i a - mi down
old Bourbon ,8teeet we encounter
ed many Agg^ (names on re
quest), qualli| smells, , pretty
friendly girls,yid ^wingigg door
of the nature (Mat we havp often
heard Grandfigther tell : about
Again w«
wonderful
soon. : *
“Lolly” LovettjS, | A Pmv, and
“Loq” Gross jpappened )o the
fortune of mating the tr(p with
John Herr #f«j» Houston, a *33
man who dropped out a couple
of yean ago. tfhe little lady by
his side was Hn. “Ben” Herr.
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“Devil a ad the Deep” is the story
of a beautiful woman married to
an insane hypocrite. Commander
Charles Sturm, played by Charlea
Laughton, Is the insane husband of
Tallulah Bankhead, who construe*
every move she makes to mean a
hidden sigrtal to her lover. Be even
sinks a submarine to get revenge
on his rival, Gary Cooper.
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Now and! then we see a picture
which appeals to us not because
of its romlnce, its melodrama, or
plot, but because of its beautiful
scenes, excellent camera work, and
element of truth. A picture of this
type is "Igloo.” The titie ia self-
explanatory. The story gives a
beautiiul picture ef the life of the
eskimos
With the attention of the public
turned toward the political stage,
“park Horde” will make a timely
showing. If is a broad political
satire which shows how the poll
tical bosses work. Warren Williams
is a campaign manager who ia to
put over a dumb dark bone can
didate. Guy Kibbee, for the party.
This is an amusing picture.'
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Mouthp
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is ai
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biven
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i ag-prpsccutmg attorney
as the “Mouthpiece” for
ia another Warren
le ia which Williams
who
HI law-
srs. Mouthpiece is the name
by crhninals to \
their lawyers.
Sidney For has the feminine lead.
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tpired by the ravage rlaughter
of 5000 Christian defenders—
at the hand* of the vemfeful,
barbaric hard* af 250,000
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no place in cigarettes
IfcjT.are not present in Luckies
.. the: mildest cigarette '
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J E buy the finest, the very
finest tobaccos in all the
y$rld—but that does not
explain why folks every*
wjfiere regard Lucky Strike as
the mildest cigarette. The fact
i£; we nfver overlook the
tnith that ’’Nature in the
is Seldom Mild^-^so
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these fine tobaccos, after
proper aging and mellowing,
are then given the benefit of
that Lucky Strike purifying
process, described by the
words—’’It’s toastcd , \ < That’s
why folks id every city, town
and hamlet say that Luckies
are such mild cigarettes.
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