Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Thea tre News] IMPERIAL. Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur. "BEN HUR' Picturization of Gen. Lew Wallace's Immortal Work, featuring Ramon Na varro, May McAvoy, Francis X. Bush man, Carmel'Meyers and Betty Bronsop. Friday aw; Saurday "THE GAY RETREAT" Featuring 'ied McNamara and Sammy Cohen the Comedy Team in "What Price Glory". COLUMBIA Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring: Anthronoss Muscovite, musi cal marvel; Murdock and Mayo, special ty dances and dialogues; Billy Purl and Company, headline number; Casper, Morrissey and Blackstow, funmakers; Don Valerio and Company, whirlwind awire. News reels. Matinees, 3:30; Nights, 7:30 and 9 p.m. IDEAL Monday and Tuesday TTHE WOMAN ON TRIAL" Featuring Pola Negri Wednesday "BEAU GESTE" With Ronald Colman and Alice Joyce Thursday and Friday "WHI'lE PANTS WILLIE" With Johnny Hines Saturday "THE BLACK JACK" With Buck Jones RIVOLI Monday and Tuesday "THE RESTLESS SEX" With Madge Bellamy, William Collier Wednesday and Thursday "THE SHADOW ON THE WALL" With Eileen Percy, Creighton Hale Friday and Saturday "A LIGHT IN THE WINDOW" With H. B. Walthall, Mary Carr Vaudeville All the Week "HONEY - MOON LIMITED CO" Fast, Peppy Bills, with a Singing and Dancing Chorus. Midnight Show on Sunday night 12:01 a.m. BROADWAY Monday and Tuesday "A WOMAN'S HEART" Featuring Enid Bennett Wednesday and Thursday "DAME CHANCE" With Robert Fraser, Gertrude Astor and Mary Carr Friday and Saturday "LOCO LUCK" Featuring Art Accord Freshman Y Council Has First Meeting Prearations for Religious Meet ings and Camp Services -Omees Elected The Freshman "Y" council met Thursday afternoon in a general get together et line up things for the years' work. Several business matters wer e brought up. Election of officers was part of the program. Y. S. Williams was elected as presi dent for the ensuing year. C. M. Rog ers was voted to be vice president, and Cook as secretary. Preparations were uuade for religious meetings Zand camp services to be held. A progratn committee was.appointed. Fifteen or twenty members were present. . ae membership list will be extended 'later. JUNIOR AND SENIOR PICTURES TAKEN MON. (Continued From Page One) last year. This saving has been ef fected by engaging a local photogr:t pher. There will be no pictures of county, clubs in the annual this ye4r but mem bers of social clubs and fraternities de siring pages in the Garnet and Black should get in touch with the phptogra phic editor and make arrangements for the same. Professional clubs and fraternities will follow the same pro cedure. Students living in the city of Colum bia, who rate pictures in the junior or senior section, can make their appoint ments with the protographer by call ing at Flinn F-ll on Monday afternoon between twc And six o'clock. It is im possible to send notices to these stu dents until a complete list of juniors and seniors has been prepared by the Registrar and this has not yet beea done. For any further information in re gard to annual pictures see Whitney Tharin at Flinn Hall on Monday after noon, or Frampton Harper. who has been appointed assistant photographic editor. -usc Professor Mercer Will Speak Sunday Prof. Charles Mercer will make the principal talk at the regular chapel services Sunday night. He will use as his subject: "How Honest Shall We Be." This is the same topic that the Bible Discussion Groups will use Tues day evening. Cecil Scott, secretary of the Univer sity "Y" states that the keenest coni petition is being exhibited by the var ious tenement Bible Discussion Groups, and that much interest is being taken. Tenement 18 is leading with 17 and 29 running close for second place. USC ROWE NAMED EXAMINER Professor W. R. Rowe. of the Uni versity of South Carolina, has been ap pointed by Governor Richards, as a member of the state board of arch; tectural examiners. lic succeeds Per-:, M. Teeple of Columbia. USC - "RED SWINK Crack Halfback, who will be watched with interest against the Gobblers in tomorrows game. -USC She--How will I knowv you at the masquerade tonight ? He-That'll be easy. I'll be sober. "So Jack( las been injured and is coming home from college?" "Yes, he sprained his ukulele finger." Edgeworth smoking is a part Sofcollege. PADDOCK TALKS AT UNIVERSITY Y SERVICE (Continued From Page One) any team has is .overconfidence. He cited the time when Knute Rockne put his third string line and used his "four horsemen" because his backs were get ting overconfident and he desired to prove to them that it took eleven men to make a team and not four. All the way through his talk, he emphasized playing the game or. a gentleman's plane and he said that if nations would take the same attitude towards each other that the days of wars would be at an end. Mr. Paddock answered questions ai. ter his talk and was nearly mobbed by students who wanted to get the'famous sprinter's autograph. Possessing to an unusual degree the ability to dramatize every incident on which he touched, Charlie held his audience at high tension, broken now and then by a well told joke. He hopes to be able to get into the Olympics next year and is keeping in shape for the try outs. He is now on a ten weeks tour of the country speak Ing on "Playing the Game," and other subjects related to sportsmanship in athletics. Hypatians Give First Last Saturday Nite The Hypatian literary society gav,. its first party Saturday night at Mel ton Hall. It was a Hallowe'en party, and Melton Hall was effectively deco rated iv black and gold. The ente tainment consisted of a number of Hallowe'en games, including the ever intriguing fortune telfing. How wil 4 Mah Machnes;Addig Mahin Multi ; hecl-wites cuat ies Cash< TO-DAY inps an moen oher wil fid teseelectrical produs: Adrsin Tahis; f ain ar Machines;luding motorseu at; IterorTelhatoriestime Recorers; ad SorsaTine M ~~ofc achines;.yertes as SE N RR A . ap er on m=a=ny M. & M. RECREATION PARLOR, Billiards EIGHTEEN CAROM AND POCKET TABLES 1216 Main Street Columbia, S. C. "As Copeland Goes, So Goes the Fashion- Learn the Way" MANHATTAN SHIRTS-STETSON HATS-BRADLEY SWEATERS-MUNSING UNDERWEAR Everything Seasonable and Stylish for Men Who Care COPELAND COMPANY 1535 Main Street Columbia, S. C. Home of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes Phone 6061 Service Is Our Motto: Give Us a Trial CHARLIE & MONROE McGHEE LINDSAY TONSORIAL KINGS WELCOME CAROLINA STUDENTS Where You Meet Your Friends-Opposite Jerome Hotel 1128 Lady Street Next to Woman's Exchange your office look Not like this, of course Yet you will find in it a dozen jobs that can be done more quickly and effectively by electricity-and done so quietly as to be practically unnoticed. In fact, electricity has completely revolutionized many office methods. ~ OUR PATHER prcbably will mtrdie otr n a.4s . ealtedy fihstools, Kycrsaepnhdw~lh. eyeshades, and evenings !overtime,. ln igr.Eeti otPdyu But visit a modern officd! A thou-adquniesndmotsijg sand letters to go ou~ by fourtmeanprtthtols o'clock. A new price list to all0 customersinto-.night's mail, withoutGotalstnyaktdy.Hd fail. Enter electricity. Two or threeinyuacotbokClk,li, people tumnswitches,and thefinishedclk,getheetrcbo-epg letters come out of an ingenious mcieadbc ou~ebo machine. Another motion and theytoyuFiepraon fr d are sealed and stamped. Only elec-intabremon.Evyod tricity could get that job done,. ae ie yu,tecek h Here's a statistical job. The reportskeer are in; thousands of figures 'to analyze. Looks like overtime for I h fieo omro o il fifty clerks. "Certainly not," answersfid"ectcafngr"ongme elcticty a abuto sarshewohnin i n Eet-day. S~H U time, an in th OtaR Got lotaybn/oa.Hn