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At TW Palace * - -
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
“Stniliti’ Through.”
Tuesday and Wednesday
- Hell’s Highway."
At The Queea
Friday and Saturday
“My Pal. the King ”
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
“Thirteen Women.”
At the Assembly Hall - • •
Saturday Night
“Street of Women."
Wednesday Night
“Washington Merry-go-Round"
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“Smilin’ Through” portrays a
Last week the presence of the
in Bryan kept the Campus
Snooper working overtime follow
ing up the numerous bits of com
edy enacted by cadets and profs.
The outstanding performance by
cadets was that Staged by Thomas
Vaughan, major on the field artitf
lery staff, and we Vaughan to
tell you all about it Thomas, that
handsome, six-footad he-man, was
standing head and ahoulders above
the colorful mob assembled in
front of that croud gathering Hu
la show, when he fell under the
eagle-like glance of that old su|
psychologist, the spieler. That old
davil barker, recagaixing the dire
potentialities that might result
from Tommy’s admittance said,
•W’e will not admit that man! The
forceftl contact with old
Earth last week. Congrat-
ColoAel!
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'Another U ho is being subjected
’ the columnial jibe is Sydney
finaqcial wizard, who in
voring to increase his bullion,
off his sous to the tune
nfj'sixteen peso* at the carnival
lf«f week. Next time if you try to
those sharks, Sid, keep an
on the foot that centrals the
beautiful story of old England, show girls might follow him out
Though it is sentimental it will
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Making telephone equipment presents many
an interesting problem to the engineers of Western
Electric—manufacturer for the Bell System.
A case in point is the drying of telephone cable
before putting on the protective lead sheath. This
step is of utmost importance, for the tiny copper
wires cannot carry your voice properly unless their
paper insulation is thoroughly dried. To this end.
Western Electric engineers devised special drying
ovens in which the air is tkirty times drier than
desert air!
The same ingenuity and thoroughness go into
every step of making cable, telephones, switch
boards and many other kinds of telephone equip
ment. The dependable apjiaratus that results is
one reason why Bell System service is dependable.
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The Greater Palace
THURSDAY - FRIDAY — SATURDAY
THE PICTURE that CAPTURED
THE HEART of the WORLD /
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SHEARER
WITH FREDR1C MARCH
Preview 11 P. M. Saturday
ALSO SHOWN SUNDAY - MONDAY
EVERY star of radio land in
a HEART. STIRRING ROMANCE I
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famous ... appearing
f °9yhmr in a drama of the
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f\ »' *• "<•" o„d women
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appeal to the most sophistkated
aa a beautiful ballad placed on the
screen. The tale itself ia one of a
love that survived fifty years of
hatred. Norma Shearer, Frederic
March, Leslie Howard, and Ralph
Forbes, all famous screen actors,
play their parts sincerely.
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Following the latest trend in mo
tion pictures, “The Big Broadcast”
has in its cast the pick of radio’s
hsadliner*. Bing Crosby, Vincent
Lopes, Kate Smith, the Boswell
Sisters, the Mills Brothers, Arthur
Tracy, and Cab Calloway are the
radio stars and Stuart Erwin, Leila
Hyanu, and Sharon Lynne the Hol
lywood stars in the picture. The
story is taken from a Broadway
stage hit and is well worked in
with the cast.
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Essentially entertainment. Hell’s
Highway will arouse comment aa
an indictment against prison
camps. Richard Dix and Tom
Brown are brothers in the prison
camp The hardships of the prison
ers’ life leads to a jail break that
ends in a aeries of complications.
Rochelle Hudson and C. Henry
Gordon are the other outstanding
actors in the picture,
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Tom Mix will appear at the
Queen in a story of the part played
by a wild west circus in a mythical
European kingdom. The cowboy
and hit famous horse, Tony, rescue
the boy king, Mickey Rooney, from
the hands of intriguing politicians.
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“Thirteen Women” are woven to
gether in a weird tale of murder.
Myrna Loy, imagiaing that she
had been insulted by twelve class
mates at school, sets out to cause
their deaths. The climax of the
story is the struggle between the
minds of Irene Dunne and Myrna
Loy. Ricanio Cortes ia a suave de
tective who tries to solve the mys
teries of the case.
After helping Allan Dinehart
complete his skyscraper, Kay Fran
cis is unable to glory in his fame
for'he is already married. The
trouble began when her brother re
turns from South American and
finds that his employer is her lov
er The “Street of Women” is s
sophisticated movie but is amus
ing, nevertheless.
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With the attentien of the nation
focused on the presidential elec
tion, the engagement of “Washing
ton Merry-Go-Round” is a timely
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By dint Of much arguing on the
part of Tommy’s following he was
admitted. Contrary to the spieler’s
expectations, Leota, the carnival’a
Little Egypt, speeded up Tommy’s
pulse and it was some task getting
him away from the show.
Again we must pause and go
through the formality of welcom
ing to the world renowned Prince
of Wales Club, another dashing
horseman who made p forced land
ing. This time the honor goes to
Colonel A. R. Emery, who made a
&bdul “Airmail” Ismail, while
ing the AIEE convention at
Oklahoma, met Professor
h, teacher of electrical en-
at the University of Mis-
Professor Wienbach is the
t of the book on Transmission
its used bjr the EB students
When Abdul proceeded to call
Mention to several mistakes
e text, the'professor told him
he thought it was a good
in fact an excellent oi
you can even use the formu
la on page 62 to determine a man’s
and nationality if you know
in constanta,” the 'prclhaM^
told Abdul. Whan Abdul got back
hd i$>ent the nifht substituting in
4* formula on page 62, to see if
could determine his pedigree,
r.is still puzpled.
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delivery of y<
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there ia no need to wait
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Uniforma at the lowest
| prices in history.
This Week Brings Us
New
Trench Coats
Dobbs Hats
Aggie Unionalls
Insignias
Leather Jackets
and many other needed
Uniform supplies.
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amine the tobacco in a cigarette.
"Look here...this ixChesterfield tobacco.Nolhv ils
lighter color...you don’t «*e ary dark heavy ty|N*s
do you? I gucHg that's why Chceterfield* are milder.
"I'm told that uniformly lighter color ia due to
cro^-Mcnding. It sort of welds all the tolwccoe
into one.
"And here*B something else. Notice that thaw* long
shreds an* all cut the same width. It stand* to rea
son they Uirn smoother and nxjrr.
"I don’t pretend to lie an expert hut it look*
me a* if they make Chesterfields right.
"Here, light one. That’s the beat teat after
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