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THURaPAY, MAY 14, 1986
NOW t
FOR THE fIRST
TIME
Casino Theabv
MONDAY AND TUESDAy,
May 18 and 19
^ “Paddy
With JANE WITHERS, PINKY
TdMLIN and JANE DARWEU^
With her songs and dances and saucy
Marney . . . Paddy, that rofue, anidf*
gles herself into America—Hind spug*
gles into your heart! She’s as Irish
as a Shamrock and ’tis a lucky day
ior you!
Com'^y, “Okay Jose.” “Beneath the
Sea.’’.MGiM News.
10 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 25c ^
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
“Federal Agent”
With BILL BOYD and IRENE
WARE. The fight in the spy den with
the G'Man on top. Af gamut of thrills
in a battle of wits Whm nations fight
to own a deadly explosive. • ""
Comedy, “High Beer Pressure.”
“Off To China.” “Terry Toon.”
Morning Show At 10 O’clock.
10c To All
THURSDAY* MAY 21
’The Lady Consents*
With ANN HARDING,'HERBERT
MARSHALL, and MARGARET
LINDSAY. Two women loved one
m
10 Ydars Ago
ifras of IntecMt From Die Chronicle
~ * of May IS, 1926
— kp ^ mt'
Mrs. Cora McQuiston is in Colum
bia to attend the' graduating recital
of her daughter, Miss Ruth McQuis
ton, at Chicora college.
Mrs. Harvey Brannon, of States
boro, Gs., is the guest of her mother,
.Washington, May 11. — Whatever! Mrs. Emma Littje., ■* _
final form the new tax bill may take,| Mrs. William H. James* and chil-
the necessity for raising additional • dren of Atlanta, are the guests ofj'
revenues'^s emphasized by g^cre-'' 1'
tary M-orgenthau, when Ke informed' „ Miss Sarah Copeland of West Palm I
. .. . a,. : Beach, Fla., is the guest of relatives i
the senate finance committee that the i j
federal goveimment de^it f^ ^s. Virginia Neville returned j
fiscal year wiM run to 15^000,^. | ^ two-year’s visit to’
Mr. ^rgenthau arrived at that f»g-|her daughter, Mrs. LdwiSi H. Lancas-I'
ure by including the entire ^nus, Ka^j^j^^ china. Her daughter,
[»yment8, of aome ^.^,000,000,000, in Virginia Neville, who accom-
this y«r s expenditures, although ! h€r,-atopped over in New York
much of thati money will not be paidj^^j. ^ ^^y several weeks before re-
out until the next fiscal year, ^wc^i^yrning home
begins July 1. Nevertheless, he madei ^ Hopkins of Columbia,
it very clear that the trewun^ is; spending the week here as the
deeper in the red than ever belotej^^yj ^ relatives
and that something has ,to be done Carrie Kilgore, missionary to
L EicKe
er
NEW YORK LIFE MAN
- ^ 15 Years Experience
Professional Insurance Infmmation
Furnished Free
Meiii1>er — The National Association of Life
Underwriters.
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Brazil, is visiting friends at the or
phanage before going to Newberry to
vTsTTher sister, Mrs. R. L. Tarrant.
Frances ^beely has won the medal
about it. I
Whether the plan which the presi-
ent- proposed- und • which has--been
shap^ into a revenue bill will pro
duce the necessary additional income j by The’locafu. *1)7
w Ione of tho^ debatable questionspaper submitted'
With ANN h/rDING.'HERBERT or Two'of affecting the War Be-
'ansAfer until after a year or two States. • ^ .
experience. Probably more serious at-! ‘ '
tention would have been given to I
such proposals as that of Senator La-
Follette, for broadening the income A “OrllW.eil V^llapicr
tax to include small incomes and in
crease the levies on large income^,
if this were not election year.
In an election year it is regarded
man. One .brought reckless kisses, the
other deaUiless love! “(iailant Lady,”
'lovelier fhan ever, wages furious war
against a ptetty home wrecker.
Paramount Pictorial. | “Hooked
(Lightning.” “Summertime’.’ in. Color.
MGM News.
' Morning Show At 10 O’clock.
10c To AM
URIDAY aNd .Saturday,
\ May 22 and 23
“The Voice of Bugle
Ann”
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At Rock Hill:;
Dr. L. R. Lynn and'F; M. Stutts
as bad politics for the party-in pow- r '*'^®*’®Rock Hill Friday evening,
er to impo.se new taxes calculatj^d to 1''hei-e'Hhey organized another Thom-
'touch the pocketbook of the ordinary
I voter.
Farm Loan Hill Again
In the light of .Mr, -Morgenthau’s
statement it is clear that the govern
ment’s income must be increased by
at least one-third, or that expendi
tures must be reduced in the same
proiHirtion. And in an election year it
is just as hard for politicians to bring
Ba.sed on the noveChv MacKinlay
Kantor. With LIO-Nm HARRY-
MORE, MAUREEN (P^UI-LIVAN I them.selves to curtail distribution of
and ERIC LINDEN. The throbbing public money as i|t is to widen the tax
range. Their inclination, on the con
trary, is all the other way.
This .inclination to spend, accounts
hiart-iieat of the American scene . .
it» humor, pathos,.thrills . . its-down
lo-earth human story of a boy-jm<F>
girl’s first love ... is captured by thbof(»T the revival of interest at this
well orphanage chapter, the fifteenth
of its kind. There was a goodly rep-
re.sentation and all had an enjoyable!
time. Several Rock Hill guests, and
friendj|i of the institution were pres
ent. Mrs. Louise Watson Dunbar was:
made fir.sj president of the chapter.'
At the outset everybody gathered
around the festive board where a
i supper was enjoyed, prejwired by the
ladies of the First Presbyterian
church ,and served in the basement
of th4 church building.
Dr. Lynn spoke of the fine work
being done by the alumni for the or
phanage. MiTStuttsHtbld of some of
magic of the camera in the year’s [Aimev in the Frazier-Lemke farm’^^® *^® A
prize-winning romance—from the best j n^rtgbge loan bill. This would pro-jT^'^”'^ ^ discussion at the clo^ of
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
May 18.-and 19
“Silly BiUies’.’
With BERT WHEELER. ROBERT
WOOLSEY and DOROTHY LE^
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are on the run ... in a savage tale
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and you’ll know what made the Wild
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Selected Shorts — “Hit and Run
Driver.” “Bottles.”
10 A. M. Show—TUESDAY.
10c and 20c
Educational («medy. “GREAT AIR! of currency, .^not backed by anything
MYSTERY” No. 6. “Bird Scouts” lirlbut the -government’s credit, to be
color. ! used in making Ivans on farm mort-
■ fOc and 2.')c * ! gage.s at 1 ‘/j per cent. Though the
house is friendly to t¥is plan, there
seems to be little likelihood that the
senate will stand for il. It jp^ves a lot
•fl the boys on Capitol Hill, however,
a ihance to put themselves on record
a-V being friends of the farmer.
The passage by this senate of the
so-callestl price discrimination bill,
otherwise popularly known as the
anti-chain store bill, does not mean
necessarily tliat tifl^ will become a
j law. It would put control of a great
deal of the distribution of food staffs
and other commodities in the hands of
the federal trade commission, with
arbitrarj’ powers to fix the discounts
which wholesalers might grant in con
sideration of large purchases. Back
of this bill a powerful lobby, organ-
:ze<l by wholesale grocery interests,
has been at work for some time.
The wholesalers have been concern
ed over the loss-of businfess, due to
chain stores, _unail-order houses and
other large distributing organizations
who can buy direct from manufactur
ers ,^nd producers as cheaply as the
wholesalers can, and often even at
lower prices. In the belief that chain
WPnMP«5I>AV THIIRWHAV mail-order houses are un-
InuKsUAi. I popular with the voters, the senate
May‘20 and 21 |ptit in any kind of a prohibition that
anybody asked for that might affect
the meeting was informative and en
joyed. Practically ail of the guests
have been visitors at Thornwell at
one time on another, but promised to
interest others and bring them to see
the institutron in the_near future.
things have happened in politics.
The Republican leadership is real
ining more and nu)pe\8tfttiigly that
it is from the younger elei][ient and
thejMw voters, the three million boys
and girls who have become of agei
since T982, that they must gain muchj
of their support if they are to win!
the election.
The Young’ Republican organiza
tion of the Pacific coast is not happy
over the present situation, and is es
pecially not friendly to Governor Lan-
don. How far they represent the
younger element generally is, how-r
ever, somewhat doubtful. '
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“Too Many Parents”
With FRANCES FARMER, LES
TER MA'TTHEWS and BILLY
•LEE. All this fighting niay be fun for
tome people! . . . but n<H for the kids
w.hoee homes are broken up by di
vorce and aeparmtion . . . ihe fOrfot-^heiirr ptrt“ IxeimMF the mwute, and if
ten kids who seek love in the by
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Comedy. “Knickerboeker Knifbtet*
“Sky tirks.’r '
' 10 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c 1V> All
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
.May 22 and 23 —
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Comedy, “Absorbing Jnnior.“
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There seems to be, a better prospect
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time since this session began. Admin
istration . influence is said ,to have
congrees can get around to it before
adjournment, it nsay go through.
Conireatinn Siwmiaen
” TaBc now is of adjournment d\^ng
the week of June 13, when the Re-
publicjm national convention will have
hnislied its labors, in all probability.
The belief that Governor Landon’s
lead for the RepiNbtiean presidential
nonnnation is too strong to be over
come, has taken pretty deep root
among political obeervers and com
mentators. Talk is now turning to
ward the -dhoioe of the Republican
vice-presidential candidate.
Prominently mentiimed as good
vote-getting timber are Semtors Stei-
wer, of Oregon, who will be the con-
A'ention’s temponry chaiman,- .Anl
Vandenberg, of Michigan, who is still
regarded as in the runpmg as a, pos
able head of the ticket.
Geographically, Senator Steiwer is
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