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Thurwkij, Friday, and Saturday:
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AT THE ASSEMBLY HALL—
Saturday, 6:80 and 8:80:
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Saturday. 10:80: “Makars a#
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Monday. 6:80: “Nifkt FH«kt*
THE CAMPUS THEATER CLUB
present* the comedy play, “Tfce
Whole Town’s Talking,** at the As
sembly Hall Tuesday, January 30
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
't the Palace; “The Invisible Man.
The fantasy of H. G. Wells
c eates this story of a chemist who
odoced a fluid rendering color-
ess all flesh it comes in contact
ith, and the chemist tries it up-
.n himself. Inrisible and erased,
m wanders about the countryside,
ausing no end of havoc, until slain
at the crucial moment. Another
)orror picture, but different and
.*w ( with fascinating settings.
Cast: Gloria Stuart, Claude
Rains, William Harrigan,
Dudley Digges.
TUMBLERS BEGIN
YEAR’S WORK WITH
FINE PERFORMANCE
ExhibitImm To Bo
Every Baake
At Several
During Yeai
AGGIE TRACK—
(Continued from Page 1)
Cook, Lampaaaas, half mile.
F. O. Cook, Lampaaaas; W. Du
bois, Santo Anna, mile run.
H. G. Fuentes, Tampico; J. F.
Barnett, Palacios; R. M. Langely,
Bon Weir, two mile run.
J. W. Herring. Cuero; W. H.
Randow, Halletsville; O. L. Billi-
mek, Poth, hurdles.
J. G. Hester, Gulf; and W. P.
Alexander, Coolidge; pole vault
S. T. Logan, Sonora; J. Merka.
3ryan; and W. G. Breaxeale,
rockett; high jump.
T. P. Kennerly, Houston; W. R.
Vrrell, Beaumont; G. H. Williams,
an Antonia; broad jump.
3. M. Irwin, Kosse; C. G. Hay
es. FluvaUuia; L. Kacmnarek,
T.na Mafia; shot put
3. M. Irwin. Kosse; L. Kacz-
: .ek, Panna Maria; 0. C. Cow-
.-’.t, Rockapriftgs; snd F. J. Rich
er, Laredo; disfus.
W. R. Terrell, Beaumont; J. R.
Martin, Shamruk^; and W. M.
Skripka, RoskidSerg, javeline.
Besides the Laredo meet the re
maining schedule is ss follows:
April 7—University of Texas at
Austin.
April 14—Rice Institute at Col-
lagu. u
“ April 21—Abilijr
|ne Christian at
College.
April 28—Frtrihmen vs. Varsity
at College.
May 5—Rice-U of Texas-A and
M College at Cdgege.
May 12—Con||jence meet at
Dallas.
ifc-
FISH CAC.ERS—
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Orick. Bonham; D. W. Schriewer,
Seguin; and S. J. Spivey, Lufkin.
Forwards: Paul Evsns, Fort
Worth; A. Helbing, Jr., San An
gelo; X. B. Cox, San Angelo; J. A.
Crichton, Shreveport, La.; B. E.
Hull, Houston; G. N. Johnson,
Bryan; B. L. Jones, Houston; Alton
Marshall, Heidenheimer; and F.
6. Wright of Red Rock. Guprds: L.
E. Lee, Houston; C. L. Jones,
Huntington; John Bls^k, Bryan;
Jimmy Blanks, Aubrey; J. M.
East ham. Beaumont; E. E. Furr,
Olney; Earl Ggldsmith, Plainview;
and G. B. Snively of Dublin.
DR. A. BEN BOW
j Dentist
Office over First State Bank
Phone: 275 or 635
Bryan
M-TU(i
ASSEAVHLY
HALL
“EMERGENCY CALL”
with
BILL BOYO
Saturday, 6:30 PJH.
Only awe shew
‘THE GREEKS HAD
A WORD FOR THEM”
i with
IN A CLAIRB AND
JOAN BLONDELL
- Saturday, 10:30
“NIGHT FLIGHT”
with
METRO ALL-STAR CAST
Monday, 6:30 P.M.
“BROADWAY TO
HOLLYWOOD”
T with
ALICE BRADY AND
JIMMY DURANTE
Wednesday, January 31
At
utd
Cities
Hull
perform
n will
the half
New stonta, thrilling summer-
saulto, akd gravity defying pyra
mids featured the performances of
the Texaa A and M Tumbling team
in the tint regular exhibition of
the yeer during the hilf of the
home betketbell game last week.
The tumbling teem
week giving A
their annual benefit
exhibition at the
County Chamber of
Banquet held in the
January 16, besides
snee at the S M U
Although the Tui
not give an exhibition
of the Baylor game this *reek, they
are acheduled to perform at every
•ndfether home game. Besides these
performances, the team, according
to Captom end Ceach R. E. Por
ter, Sen Antonio, will make several
outside trips this year. They in
clude a show at ‘ Mm Houston
YMCA, and a performance at the
Baylor Belton College for Women.
Members of the team are as fol
lows: Captsin Porter; G. W. Co*,
Sec. A Treas., San Antonio; J. A.
Jeffries, Ft Worth; G. C. Valek.
Ennis; Roy Huffaker, Saa Antonio;
R. N. Cobolly, Corpus Christ!; F.
J. Silvey, San Antonio; H. B. Mc-
Grady, Abilene; King Ramsey,
Houston; F. A. Cusi, Mexico City;
L. P. L’Hommedieu. Port Arthur;
W. S. Shepherd, Besumont.
—
In America you must live with
a smile even before your tooth
brush has had time to reach your
mouth.
GRADUAL IN
WINIBNTIONS
G. W. Alexander and E. J.
Urbnnovaky Earn Mentions
In Beaux-Arta Institute Of
Design Competition.
G. W. Alexander and E. J. Ur-
banovaky, both graduate students
in architecture, entered the com
petition for Class “A” ft Project,
“An Industrial City”, as presented
by the Beaux-Arta institute oi De
sign. Alexander received the award
of mention and Urbanovsky was
awarded a half mention for his en
try.
The program contained the fol
lowing Principal Elements: L An
industrial area approximately 640
acres. U. A residential area ap
proximately 1000 acree. III. A bus
iness area providing approximately
one retail store to each loo per
sona. A wholesale area approxi
mately 16 acres and approximately
16 acres devoted to yards for
building materials, coal, etc. IV.
A civic center.
In a competition sponsored last
fall by the Illuminating Engineer
ing Society, Alexander was award
ed one of the seventeen scholar
ships offered by the Society. The
•rd had a value equal to the
registration fees for one year in
the Beaux-Arta Institute of De
sign or about fifteen dollars. By
winning this award, Alexander is
eligible to compete for the 8160
prise offered by the Society. Alex-
der is now working on the illu
mination project, “The Interior of
A Church'*, which will be doe in
New York for adjudgment on
March 18.
THE BATTALION
SOUTHWEST
CONFERENCE
BaaketbaM
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Tex., Jan. 24.—Publie
amounting to 11,6*8,-
be made available for
to the University of
Texas library.
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Reports are out that the state
legislature will convene to attend |
the auto license law. That’ll make'
a lot of college profs feel good.
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Uniform
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Ties
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Fountain Pens
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Always the Finest Tobacco
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Always the finest tobaccos and *
only the center leaves are pur
chased for Lucky Strike cigar
ettes. We don’t buy top leaves
— because those are under
developed. And not the bottom
leaves—because those are inferior
in quality. The center leaves—for
which farmers are paid higher*
prices—are the mildest | leaves.
And only center leavet are used
in making Luckies—so round* so
firm—free from loose end* That’s
\uhy every Lucky draws easily,
burns evenly—and is always mild
and smooth. Then, too-^-“It’s'
toasted
-for throat protection
■for finer taste.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
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ortr R.4 wU 1W N«tworki of NBC, LUCKY
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