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/ /- IV I' Casino T/hnatro MONDAY AND TlfESDAY, May 4 and-5 ^ ‘mCNIFICENT OBSESSIOPP' W LLOYD 1 With the Press l6st his last chip ^ (Editoriel, The >rews and Courier) The supreme court of "South Caro lina by a unanimous ^d^pision has knocked the last prop from under the platform oL Governor Johnston. / X X’: ^ Z CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLOTTON. 8. C. /, THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1936 S. C. Track Events' To/Be^ Friday r S^ool Fa^ty ' To Stage Governor,.' Amplifying System,‘ Will Present Tlwee-Aet Comedy, and Band To Add To Colorful “Little Olympics” Meet. , ■ f “Aaron Click From Punkin Barkley Picked TolScore G O. P. Crick”, Tuesday Evening. Kentucky ^nator To .Deliver Keynote Address At Demo* cratic Convention. nounced thfit President'Roosevelt and Vice President John N. Gamer would come to Philadelphia-SatUrday night, June 27, to accept Aheir expected re nominations. “We know tl^t we are going to re nominate _th« i President and Vice Presidei^ who wiH serve the country'’ for 'fhe^xt four years,” Farley said. “Mr. Roosevelt will receive more elec- Final preparations haveX6een I “Aaron Click from Punkjn Crick,” f Philadelphia, ApriL25.-^mocratic w. 4 j • The governor staked his political (completed for the staging of a wholesome , three-act rural comedy, leaders rallied at the scene of their, m, ’■ - ’ ' . I .. . , . .1 X the'^"^ states I will concede are Maine, ■'ermont and Delaware.” daring picture—^just countless millions of people who read ’the strange'love story from which-Uj was filmed . . . For it fathoms that job filled by the highway commission. r‘XrV iT'X Vj TI. I Street school at eight o’clock. He even resorted to military goV-:"^^*^^ year Will be held for. jjnder the direction of Misses Vera emment, declaring an insurrection, j the first time beneath the | Burnette and Rosa Mahaffey, the U^ational Chairman James A. Fartey .gj placing soldiers at the portals of the I floodlights of Johnson field, the cast is headed by B. F. Harris in the announced tlmt Senator Alben W * •state’s office building when never an • *• . Tb4 arrangements committee em erged from an executive session and precious thing called “a woman holds it <1P ** ispeaking above a Um to all huma y . I! whisper or-was visible under the mi- aUon of men, for the inspiration of women! Selected Shorts. “Harbor Lights.’ MGM News. 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. 10c and 25c WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, “Woman Trap” With GERTRUDE MICHAEL. croscope. He employed soldiers to stop the civil process of the courts of South Carolina when the people, especially judges and highway commissioners, were as peaceful and quiet as doves in their cotes. ’ TJbveinbTTdliinstdn^ iseue. He bet himself upon it. He has lost the bet. He says he had “a mandate from GEORGE MURPHY, and ROSCOE|||j^ people.” What shall -be do about KARNS. Caught . L . but not, con-15,7 qnered! Thrill-hungry . . . rcekless .T. sheTeiriis too late she has drawn info a ring of death the man she loves! But danger is her game . > ^ she plays it dangerously! It? , He can liye in the maitsipn, draw his handsome salary and enjoy the perquisites to the end of, his term. Qr* he can “go to the people.” He can offer for an office in which all March of Time No. 12. Barnyard people would vote, within the next Amateurs. Morning Show At 10 O’clock. lOc To All THURSDAY, MAY 7 “Devil’s Squadron” With RICHARD DIX, KAREN MORLEY and LLOYD NOLAN. Thrills in the clouds . . . with the test pilots! Terror below . . . with their loved ones! The screen’s first heart pounding drama of the men in the world’s most dangerous profession!. Selected Shorts — “Water Sports.” “Feather In the Breexe.” MGM News. Morning Show ^At 10 O’clock. 10c To All five months. • That would be the course of a leader. ; Our guess is that the governor will swallow his pride. It would be the part of wisdom and Of common sense. It is always best for a man who has lost his last chip to quit the| game. afternoon with the freshman meet and varsify trials at 1:30| and to conclude Saturday night with the grand finale. Teams representing each of South Carolina’s cdlege and universities, ex- ceptH'or—the" College of Charleston, wW iR»SItet«PfbTthl covsts^ that is now hold by Clemson’s tracksters. Practically the same procedure will be foTTow^ that proved so successful last year. The new floodlights, not used last year, will add greatly to the occasion. Carter Newman of"Waco, Ga., will serve as referee and starter again this year; Professor H. E. Sturgeon, role of Aaron,'an Oklahotna fannw who is not so green as be looks. Sit*. Wilbur Merridew, a crooked specu lator, is played by-Paul Todd. Clar ence Green, a mysterious young man whose conversation Is always poetical, is- portrayed by J. L. Cochran. A coy widow is Miss Lucy Bums, and her mischievous hired.'girl is Miss Josie Pressly. The Girl in Blue who almost gets the best of Aaron in the Chicago cabaret is played by Miss Alice Gaines. , A musical pri)log_wiIl be furnished by a male chorus consisting of W. E. Monts, A. B. Godfrey, W. R. Ander son, Jr., H. H. Taylor, R. P. Wilder’, B. F. Harris. An entr’act in the form of a dance will be presented by Miss- Barkley, (D., Ky.), who fired the opening shot of the 1932 Chicago con-1 vention, had been named to deliver 1 the keynote address here June 23. ' ’ Ffrley revealed that Senate Bfa-| joritjy Leader Joseph T. . Robinsdn,! (D., Ark.), who'became one of the prominent figures of the present' campaign when he delivered the New; Deal reply to_ former Gov. A^lfr^ E.! Smith’s Liberty league address, would be reconnnended to the national com-' mittee for the chairmanship of the' convention. j The national chairman then an-‘ To Mother - ON HER DAY Lovely Flowers, Candy with the proper greeting card. Hose, Linen and Silk Wash Dresses — or a Per manent Wave — something to make the summei^ more< i fot* enjoyable for Mother. GALLOWArS Clinton, S. C. of P. C.. will act as clerk of the; «« Roper. Chandler,-Werts, Utimer, course, and Hank iVilson will lend his Norris, Griffin, Johnson, Highsmith,; talents as announcer. I Copeland, Davidson, and Mauney. ] The finals begin at 7:30 p.m. onj High school girls performing in the- Saturday. Prior to that thne, all cabaret scene are Elsie Neighbors, Dot Adair, Mae Weir, Jan^ Sturgeon,’ coaches will report to . the gymnasium to receive numbers for their contest ants, participate in the drawings, and attend to other matters. The final activities ^ill be preced- .Martharene Pitts, Dot Tailor, Louise: McCrary,- Frances Bouknight, Mar- igaret Shealy, Tokie Adair, Mae Dieus,’| FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, May 8 and 9 “First A Girl’^ With JESSIE MATTHEWS, the dancing divinity, and S O N N I E HALE. It’s a dancing picture. Step up and See' the smartest stepping show of the season. Now you1I see MMne dancing. When it comes to danc ing—Jensia tops ’em all. The star who has everything —youth—beauty—tal- emt. “Fresh From the Fleet.” “Neptune Nonsense” in color. “GREAT AIR MYSTERY” No. 4. IOc ind 25c “POOEY TO YOU FROM ME!” That a competent state legislature cannot complete its work in forty days and that the members cannot live luxuriously in Columbia on $10 a day is twaddle, and only those who believe in humbug, like to be hum bugged^ or have an axe to grind hold to the contrary. Eighteen or twenty years ago when the population.,of the state was nearly -as large as it is now, say 1,550,000, compared -with 1,738,765, when the people were generally pros perous and none were living on fed eral relief, legislatures did not remain three months in session, or two monthsr*«ftd did not ask for extra compensation. If membership in the legislaturf should be looked on as a paying job, requiring a man’s full time, as the sheriff’s or the auditor’s office is, it could be contended that the salary should be fixed with that in mind. As ed by a parade of teams. Cahtains will lead their squads onto the field, carrying^ fla8? PU tbeir schoo/ colors. Marching in front of the south stand /tl and around the first bend izrahe track, they will then, make, a leu turn and march to the middle of the field. Col ors will be hoisted and the band will play the national anthem. A one-min ute speech of welcome will be made by William P. Jacobs, president of Presbyterian college. At the conclusion of the meet the championship cup will be presented, to the captain of the winning team by Hon. Olin D. Johnston, governor of South Carolina. 'The P. C. band will be available throughout the meet, an excellent am plifying system will clearly carry an nouncements and results to specta tors and participants, and popular music will probably be offe through the use of recordings. According to officials, there wil^be “aometotug doiug aWMy ustouto.”/Wi in addition to the regular program of Loui.se Bailey, under the direction of Misses Elrod and Mijam. Miss Margaret Blakely is in charge, of specialty numbe/s. Each member of the faculty of the city schools is serving in some opacity to make this comedy a success. ■X Rotary/Club Ellects Officers er It’s herq—the picture you will nev- forget — “MAGNIFICENT OB- logicaJly it could be fixed at $6,000 track and field events, rnknya^ition- as at $1,000. That theory is at war with the constitution and the prin ciples Upon which the state govem- 8ESSION—the pictitre you must see. NEXT WEEK —“FOLLOW^ THE FLEET” — with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Broadway Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY, May 4 and 5 “Petticoat Fever” With ROBERT MONTGOMERY and MYRNA LOY. Just what the doctor ordered! Bob thought Myma was the cure for his “heart trouble” —but she only gave him “petticoat fever!” But it’s Bob’s favorite ail ment— and the funniest screen ro mance of the scasoa! - Comedy, “Vam Till Ready.” “Junk er Diamond.” 1« A. M. Show—TUESDAY. 10c and 20c - ment was founded. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, May 6 and 7 “Call of the Prarie” HOPALONG CASSiDiY series. Star- ring WILLIAM BOYD. JIMMY EL LISON, MURIEL EVANS, GEORGE HAYES and CHESTER CONKLlNTtTFiJuble in meeti Ride again with Hopalong Cassidy on the trail of^i^ adventure! When a gong of prairie desperadoes doublo- creaaes his headstrong young pal . . . then watch Cassidy go into action . . and get another thrill from this ho- man hero of th^ West! Comedy, “Well, By George.” “Town Hall Follies,’! * 10 A. My^Show—WEDNESDAY. If the legislature should be com posed of salaried officers the mem bership in the senate should be re duced to nine and of the house to two dozen. Or better, the legislature should Jb<^ abolished and a board of nine men at salaries of $5,U0U each to make the laws should be substu tuted for it. Six hundred and sixty dollars'will not hire first rate mfen for a year or four months. The makers of the con stitution well knew this and uijtil now no one thought of hiring legislators. For the invention of that notion the present and two or three preceding legislatures are entitled to honor and distinction. A hard-boiled and stiff-necked ac quaintance of The News and Courier informs it that he has visited eight or ten Americah cities North and Sout in the last fifteen years, has stay^ at excellent hotels, had a room, ^th and good meals at an average of $6 a day (maximum of $7) exclude of “trimmings,” drinks, night clitos and musical comedies. He has Ipng been a professional politician/, toougb not aa .afS^ice-holder-^«r»4>£fie»4eeker jmd says that in Columbia^ he can live snugly and have his washin’ done for less than $60 a mon^, that iC ls not necessary to live iiythe Columbia or the Jefferson hotel, that he has no the politicians and hoping ahreasy of legislation, and that, oh' the ^trary, his trouble is to keep out/of the politicians’ w; and not hayh his toes trodden on. . Fifteen dollars a day for expenses in Oolunibia! “Pooey to you from me!’’—^T^e News and Courier. al features will be included to add to a sport show that always rfmks tops in the Palmetto state. (tf eat Pictura Here Monday,/Tuesday production, “The A spectacular Magnificent Obse^on," will be pre sented at The Casino theatre on next Tuesday and yWedito»day, May 4th and 5th. •». There are several good reasqns for calling this play to be shown at the Casino Tb4*tre two days “The Mag- nificient/Obseesion,'* First it seizes one’s sobl by the spiritual inspiration of its/theme, then it grips one’s hearV by its tenderly beautiful love and it thrills one’s mind watch- the double developing ' of the ung playboy into a scientific sur- ifeon on the screen and the brilliant developing and self-creation of the T^wnir Robert Taylor into a magnifi- cient actor. These dramatic appeals to the souh body and mind are quite sufficient to make this jereen version of the novel of tdie^wme name as unceasingly'*’popular as the several 3rear-old bwt seller by Lloyd C. Doug las. Certainly it ’was tremendously appreciated by the pre-vievT audiewe of especially picked people of varying tastes and profoesions some weeks ago. . , It isi-a picture one' ean not forget and one sees again and again to ra> lieve the story that warme and stirs to higher things. It is like godng to At a meeting of the Rotafy Club last wMk Dr. C. Manley Workman was el^f^d president for the coming year. / He, succeeds Dr. Festus K: Shealy and will take office on July 1 of this year. r. Rufus Sadler was elected Vice- sident and T. J. Blalock Secretary, ther members of the Board of Di rectors. for next year are Major R. E, Wysor, Dr. F. K. Shealy, Spurgeon Sumerel and Har^ E. Sturgeon. Capt. George S. Beatty will be the official delegate - to the Dietrict B4)- tary meeting to be held in Charlotte on. May 4 and 5. The alternate de^ gate is E. J. Adair. Several members of the club plan to attend the Char lotte meeting. 10c To All FRIDAY-AND SATURDAY, May* 8 and 9 “Silver Spurs” . With BUCK JONES, MURI^ EV- ANS and GEORGE HAYEy.Daring fcato of horeemanship—whmwind ac- ties and rousing adventany^in n efory •f a cowboy’s single-handed fight ngninst terrific odds to^^ve a inor- der mystery and brefk np a gang of qntlaws! . Cemedy, “Midnight BlnndeiC “Screen Snapsliots.” “FIGHTING MARINES” NaJL_ 10c and 20c waiiaift To Give Program Here great music. It opens one’s heart to the sufferings of the world. It en courages one to help it. It movee one to action. After all, the doctrine it teaches, which is never thrust at one and always brought out as part of the story, is only the old sermon on the Mount theory of the golden rule, which was put for the first time in the affirmative and acti^ Destructivenass of Mental Emotions In these days, when everybody seems to have “colon trouble,” a short talk on the subject appears to me very timely. I want you, not only to read, but to heed this, for it may coh- cem you in particular. ^ . Any form of prad!ound emotion, as anger, fright, grief, and such like, ex ert a most decided effect on the colon, or large intestine. I have noticed that heavy br^in workers are almost al ways troubled with that bane of healthy bodies—constipation. Any ex cess of effort on the part of the brain subtracts from the necessary nerve forcSs of the involuntary system, and to the detriment in health of the in- divjdual concerned. And I am sure that' those placid natures among men and women—who take'life tempente- ly—^who are not impulsive, srritable or quarrelsome, invariably have the best-working elementary-canaU.*- -1 could mention many ^ases In proof. J know of one* maa who cur^ his constipation—a severe form—by stu diously avoiding^ bis habit of fault- finding, and his was"dhe of the most perfect cures I have witnessed. For years be had been a persistent “grouch.” He could not argue on any] question without insulting his oppon- ent his own anger. He Mid he .“be came mean his family could hard-| ly live with him.” His phynioian told him the clogged bowel was the cause' of his nerve trouble. A capaUe neu-| rologist told him — and proved it The Mona Aloha Strings in a clev- form by Jesus “Do (not do) untoLu.^. u:, u-w;*. er program HawaU.n mu*ic'others m y,m would hare done untolt^, cOT,tip,tion! HTaimJfy be- and songs will appear at the Flon- you.” It is never given in so manyj:__ mean and irot well ^ da-street school on Fridy evening words in the s^n veraion^ieh is j,' „'orth thinking ■11 t. ■ ^The eniert^nment slightly tinged and condensed from trying, since the trial the local Kiwanis club. The pro-[moving and more diainaticu They gram will be presented by a group of 1 should have given Portia’s version in talented musicians in their native her famous “ dress, and wherever they have at>. peared in this section they have made a big hit with their audiences.' Pq;>u- Lar admission prices wiH prevail. ‘Mercy Speech” in the . / 7 “PETTICOAT FEVER” Monday ■d 'Tnaaday wiQ be a treat to aH tmm. Gaed cast that wiU atep wMhjrenjjer ^ITALKING DBAD^ SALVE fer COLDSJ mloa 5c,10c,25e “Merchant of Venice.” It is twice blessed; it blesseth him that givee and hhn tiiat takes.” That is more mod em, mpre like the theory by the au thor telle at length through his char acters in the neve). But the screen makes it dramatic,^ as is Shakes peare’s magnificiei^ “Merchant of Venice.” Typbwftter Rlbbena fer aO uiMem Sheets, maaila er onkm ekia. Call 74. If you are overworking the mental energy In any direction, stop it, and work tomperately; and as for foolish mentid outbreaks, stop them anyway. We know that mental emotion affects the bowel profoundly. Now see if you canliro about it intelligently and cure yours^. . - SPECIAL Amerkaa MagaiiBe, Weaiaa’a H< CoBspanlen and CeffieFa, all fer li JAMBS W. CALDWELL CM! M . A ROGERS QUALITY FOOD IHOPB Alliance or Bonnie Face^Halves or Sliced Peaches i Cans Old Dutch Cleanser, 4 cans ... i. 27c Durkee’s Salad Dressing, 8 oz bof 19c ThinAell Butter Cookies, 2 pkgs, 25c Avalon Cigarettes, 2 pkg 19c plhs tax | ^ Upton’s Tea 19c CABIPBELL’S Tomato gpup. f Na 1 oms ttt / 15c Coleuial CMce, Full Pick, Litseioas Red Tomatoes, 2 No. 2 cans • • a • • All 5c N. Bw C. Assorted CRACKERS, 3 pkgs. 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