The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 16, 1928, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
Theatre News
RIVOLI
Highest class Motion Pictures and,
Vaudevilie intertainment. Complete
change on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Hours of stage presentations
4:00, 8:00 and 10:00. Midnight vaude
ville frolic Sunday night 12:01 o'clock.
CO-EDS GIVE ATHLETIC
STUNTS LAST NIGHT
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gynillastic ability of the girls, probab
ly overshadowed everything else by its
remarkable excellence. It .showed:
training, skill, ability, precision-and
pretty faces and tigures. It received
the heartiest applause of the evening.
The boxing bout which followed was
a side-splitting event. Miss Ott, "the
Elephant," 557, her hair tightly screw
ed on top of her head, and a deter
mine(d glcan in her eye, met miss Tol
bert, 57, a young flapper wearing
iuch rouge. ear bobs, a Spanish
shawl, and chewing gui to sustain
her in the coining battle. The gloves
had to be relieved of their burden of
more powder and more rouge before
they could be of any use to the coI
batants. After a painful struggle, the
Spanish shawl's hand was eld 11 up as
a sign of victory over the defeated and
unsconcious Flephant.
A cotntry dance, breathing the fra
grance of new mown hay and revealing
a rustic simplicity, and the "Univer
sity High" followed. The 1inial inmber
was the "Soldierettes" who introdiced
the grand finale. Their military train
ing would have done credit to even
\\est Point. It was well received,
especially so since the martial strains
of "NIv .:a;ld and Yoir I.and" were
playved for tle soldierItts. .\fter this
was the gra1l I iale, including llore
than two hundred c')-eds. They sang
Ilie .\lhna Nfater ili conce-rt. eitliig tIhe
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at tile ti ei\cr-itY arc not bwhind il lite
the isof th11 daY., en r a l pro.',
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GRAND SECRETARY OF
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haj\, il reiv e a , tur .
vond lon bl t"? I:mrht ens t .er
HARRY STOTTLE
Sez
Notice to poifticians: Don't use the
hoor system as a plank in your plat
form it has been tronped on enough as
it i-s.
Tis ruot-red that since the shipping
spree star!ed several women have die-l
of starvat;on.
"I hlush every time I see the familv
wash ;n the yard."
"Oh. do they." ?-Ex.
To a love that died youlng. Thanks for
helping me prove myself to be a worthy
slIccessor to all the great saps of the
ages.
1'lrif.: I call Imy class the pullmai cla.s
cause it has 1ree sleepers and anI ob
serivatin Section."
Fessor: "I call niv Latin class the "Pov
'xpress."
She may not lic "Maple sugar," hut
yiull always he her sap.
We wonder if t;elphoie umnibers, pins,
letters. etc. are not the twentieth cei
tury equivalent for the garment Joseph
left in the hands of a woman.
Speaking of woman's intui-tion, it Is
that which prompts thei to sht. their
imouth immediately after thdy've pit
their foot inl it.
This aswer was given to a1 utestio I
4f cause of earthquakes. "Wh*]Ienu tlh
arthl slips 01. its axis we have an ear- 1
<qml-." "Fiiny isn't it that sioliethinl."
inmus't islip bef-re we receive a shick.
This scribe learns, with a great deal
f c"Ilnctrn 'hat the C.-eds if \';ulderbil
lii%t-rsitv have takenl np ftlleitcl. \ N
b sali-di<lt with the sa Ilweighu.
hatcliets. axes. pistfis .;1 :11 h r instro
illentis \\i It which they arc rapidly tx
t!r:nil iuIn theI males. h y have taken
)p thIi ; leti- m tc < whi( I d dIichI wi.1, ;
-c them IIt deftly. ;.<al w i:h a IIittl
pr eI T:1 1k'. Ila y .I II a man inl a m:mI h I11 t-- e
cmlit! t a lady. Thet idwa s it ct I
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GLEE MEN TOUR
IN LOWER STATE
FOR FEW DAYS
Perform At Sumter, Hairtsville,
Florence, Conway, Marion
and Mullins
MAKE HIT AT COKER
Received With Cordial Welcome
And Treatment At Every
Stop
Carloina's glee cau!. rettired last Sun
dav from a tour which included
performances in Sumter, Hartsville, Flo
rence, Conway, Marion, and. %ullins. Th
manager reports that all attendance re
cords were broken and the trip was a
financial sicce's.
On the - Monday, Nlarch 5, the gl,-e
club left in a chartered bus and arrived
in Sutn1er. where a god cr'w<l greete
the performIance iWhich was l*d at the
girls' high school.
T[he club arrived at 0oker college in
H1artsvil.e at noon 1 'IlTuesday. larch 6.
where it eicuntered the most riival wel
come receivedl on the tour. I,uncheon
was served inl the dining room (if the
cIIllege. Ilefore the evening's perfiorm
an1ce a formal dinner was given the mlen
by the members of the senior ciass. ac
companix-d by stunts and inproml) i
toasts frI mI emibers of ihe glee clu1
ald Ie seli.)r class. 1ugh Ward
played on thepi'aIo and sang for the
occasion.
After presenting its program before
a good crowd the glee Club was allow
ed short dates with Coker college stu
dents, breakfast was served at the col
lege on Wednesday morning and tl
clu) embairked for Florence.
Arriving at Florence, the gleemn
were takenf to the hiomi1es )ro1tTe<
them. in cars provided by \, -r
'ly.v er, pro.eident of tle senii r .s
If Ih I ' high school. v Iich wa::
sponsoring the appearance of the glee
club. After the regular even ing's per
Iori;ee part of tle club -otored
II:!! I iours LdiCil I : *o; to tri:
the light fantastic stev. furnished b"
]\reddielRuml anld MNis,: erlun
( T Ilhr'day the praitaM1i \was !vel
.ICln ay r h club was :rk.tld
-f t lt- .2 '.1 - 11 ed lv i er -;
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the members of thi gr' up V
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I ei VTh Ii tati has he 11 e
hll 1'n Itl'f ' *he best'Ichstasin'
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A idsen i a ~tee. Ls l':' V
h,njtt al backset in: Sp.lanis 2,niu
Te him rdseeli- i,,a tree.
g1;"0 $6.00
THE NEW SELZ
We Now Have the New Selz Shoes on
Display--Many different patterns are here.
Coggins & Johnson
1300 MAIN
W.r
otinha7brics
Cavalier Stripes
eyne
Marshall-T atum (Co.
CorneCr of Main and HamIVpton1 Streets
"Known for Good Clothes"
a4/enak1a d//.
1631A(an S. Jluiaj, Sd?
Wingfield's Drug Store