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I . " 1 ? ?;? Page^ix . . _ SPORTS P A ST UI! " fTTw. BALMI That was a real, real ^unie. of haskc boys' teams last Friday out at llurst Fi - od wlVamd^^^tTtTTTTr ortufTaXTFmugff , final score of the gam(. is truly represen the encounter. . Thlt score- sfood Rii-.'ll fray. With Haines leading .'il-.'UI with of the "Yellow Jackets" made a sensat pull the game nut Of t lie fire. At half but Hijhu's oyeivamf t.ha lead during- t made a"Verious th'Veat to "carry the well ? '? 'P()rterfield was high scorer with sev rree thiTuv marker. 4-lodgos playing hi: deseiA'CjS a deal of credit for his fine neat job at the pivot position. Other game, all of whom played well are Hi . iTaines. V./tavmar. Fl. Lamar, Hopkins played p hi i h:,rd basket ball. The pas m m The* Alien added .another-victo t hi v ni"t?Htr- -ssrnTTjr- "I'h'bt.-tlelff"' te:t,.t -s . aboUfnv h i' t! . V . M l i t V l a fame i< t ! previous day. That yanio ended 120-1 thi- sQason out of a.' liiam* starts IXh a many. oi:l oMwo starts. Their i)ef? thai was beater. by the team- thov defc . athletic events; that's what makfcs then _ i ^T._! .... * .V sV'"l!-t 'If paten tells as thai the 1 .-^Cireein hkjje^-a-i hrilliiur ?anu* to the Hiyi last Wv i 1> Ft'om the fey >rt _ .must he trend. The Crecnwlly.. hoys Imv regard Columbia is way behind the M ' t ' - m 'Kitt'M ;)!i? (V!., U .oinc >ti in str6ny I,ion Tamers oi' Ciiu innati -of wl running bread jurnn fahie is .inaiiaereV DeJlart's brother Hert' is a K. ('. jjuai boys en tile Ktrewilhr .team. Th,, Kno: house recently.. M. Tehouslc's victory o won-- from Morehouse 25-14. " Knoxv'i!]t> .Association.. They are to pla4 in. Cine on an itinerary announced for* Febryan NEWS FROM 1 - SI M M IMMON SCHOOL I The S^..ltV Kratich Junior II jrh . School i- <|oimr n-ieely. We iiawanj ci ' students. Tlu iv i' has :bcen.several plav- since sclnolij onened "iv<n by* tin- clirimiv "nohcrr '1 Tlu- tacuttv foi'iipn-i!-.! pi' nil? p-f.-ide tc ii'hcrs. ' They arc I1 doinjtir .their b'e-t to make this tin ;l he>t term in the history of the school. . The miirno- .'I oiin ti jiii.iw.ui a iiti ' I the pr< trress the school is making. We are tlad to state that we have i one of the ho-t ba-kctball team (frirlt ! in the low.,"- |e ..f fl... <? .t!j*?JTln--i ?? j^irls phuaTT t!i?-ir.hrd y.a?i|e of the< - ^season fcrmav with the thinning Hi , School. The vramc Was u<>od fro.n t'1 start to finish. 'i ;e se-j.\ud team was, ; started on Marinitijr .aid p!ayed~o well the coach let * i.? l:i tiiiish fl"- '*iro? - t half Wi.t'li the o-m-e- .'{-( in Manning > favor; :,t the !> iritui-.nyr of-the second half the- 1".<VW as-K-W'rrv-' -^irtr-'riirrrrrl s Thr li it II! '. i. !; i!: ,,, f;U Branch-. \V,. will. ,,;ay ! :! 1,u?I.in | ] _._caUv-u?4^j--Maul lhin wvok. i HKAl Foh' t mi'viV | p t[ ikhw?\ i:w y, ?: . , . - JM1' I' I'i'l'.y !<ttrc a u>t j;i\ j yalil. program was- ,. n in chapel l?V tlu t senior class t his . a u i,l.-awake'clas* x ?? all H-oiir t<>?i... \vftii "ih'ii'1?Tta?1 ~ ?vy^y.:. 4: <-j itt'nnirvjrr r"T;Frui. / !\Iac7;; 1. licadjng. j School: I'ravi > . ' l?.i^^-aii > . .. .. ? . . i j- c I ttiftlT"Quartet; i". " :ni; Box. ]r- y Jack; .. son--?- 7. Sofig by the school; s. R... | marks,. Rrol . J. s. Shunklmi which f were interesting; , Mr-.. Viola-Reed, a native of Lady j I Inland \ivhu Tiow resales- in N. w Y..rh Oily"was tin gut-si at tin- ^?.-l; .1 ' "Friday ati s"| * . a most .plea-antday. The teachiins.ti.tute met. Saturday at the yi'hool. This happened to r i . he the largest crowd in four years. The -program wis well arranged by the County Sifpefvisnr, Mrs. F. (': Sanders of Beaufort. - The first IS minutes Ft.day u.umihg- which was . ' from TO:la to lo;;;tj" devotlunal exer-"^' cises from I?>::: ? loli:00j. priinar;. 'j reading taught by the Misses Rosa ' lyn O." Hellirurer; Victoria Frav.ier. J Th>*-o-'- n Grayson, all of Beaufort 1 j ? Count v School. m \t?period J 11:00 to 11:750: Pliil sophy. taughr~tjy" ' ? the?Mi-SB?l-Wencc (Irani -Lu? Itobcrl d Smalls and Mr. R. V.. Dudley of Blufttor) School; next period Geo- ' graphy tauirht ' tin .Mesilames 1 ^ Frazier, Ad-1 p ' ' AtTilie B. Hayncs; next period 12:0.0-12:^' ( Assembled in <'l.a;>vl, there we sang .two or three -pu ;t . .1.- and had.an * interesting lecture from I>r. William, ' M. Steinmvr. Count; Sifl>t. of Kduca 1 tioh." Evcvrnnr -gr,t- j( dm!" from trm - * lecture. After the clurpel the la.-.t ' sllbJiectfr'WCTr taught, English, Hign ^ School Grammar ami Primary. These were taught hv the Misses Lucy Hugh es of Martha school, Etta M. Washing < ton Of KoOert. Mil a 11 iiiltl Olio?M7- -1 A Allen of Beaufort County Training * School. The end of that period we ? ' J- were invited to the Domestic Science Room where dinner was' prepared.* t - ' ANDERSON ^ OI NTY NEWS *,Perhaps it would he inspiring to t j rtuf-eo^workers ov^-dv -tau- t<> j<P0^ J that Anderson County is enlarging her j 'I educational program from year lo\ | year. La.-t school v< ar we j'nit or. | an Institute, which pr.>?'d to he onc_ | of the best of its kind.. This year s Bp"*1- we have hmi an In-titut" hlrcvlv and K- planning another; lutl realizing tl e importance of getting the work ci?.,- , ^ i ; .f1 . _ ?* ~ ? i . ?? ?? R^r 'E BROWSINGS ' . p? jArdner : J iVlt ^ . ^ -pthe-b I?1Tli. ing ? i ball betwii'ii the Haines ami Allen eld. Those hovs envoi toil aiuj uranc. Tney were in a ryal gymnasium. The } itative of the closeness of play during ! in Allen's favor at the end of the j thirty seconds to play Captian Horry 1 C5ot*tl :onal basket from a difficult angle toi|^.-urn time Allen enjoyed a five point lead j j he second division of the game and 1 Y\-;n: known bacon back to Augusta. j gurn ' j Ar en baskets and four points from the iv'ii , ? first ganic Tif basket ball for Alton ; playing at g.uard \vhile Calvin did a 'Iff,. Allenites to see service during the T, irfon, lliggs, Holland and Scott. For ,:V-. .. Boswcll, Smith, Michaels and all , SSl <sing of both teams was. good. *- " - ' !l ? . ry to their string last Saturday when j ^ ' at ?Aiken. "Prone all reports it was t pla oil by (In boys in t'f)|IIltHi|;\ The TtT S. The girls have won t wo prunes 1 Vil1'111 to. A. 1 . 'bnyn hitvi1 won oiie^tim! lost i?^*'h< .'at was at the hands of rthe^_quintet j Wt;,t -*atcd. Such aue the uncertainties of br. uj l interesting. ^"both , ??? :? j ricnli 'hylJis AVhoatley Association team of ()'i Binehurst Teachers-of North Cairo-, it seems that thq_North Carolinians ! !x eo' o a spit-o< 1 i< 1 |> 1 aee to-plaw arrti in than-! ^ h ountain "Citv. I Albai * 1_ I Th the cage pastime. Last week : the*] s< * sl i h the famous Dellart Hubbard, of] gllilli . fell before the K. C.'aggregation. | ??f th id. There aire four other Cincinnati I AVooi vtes 'lo^t and won to and from More- nppes Ver KTinxvil)r> isj ' L* in I...IC y. lilt,' t I'cUl holds the cage championship in her j the innati, Toledo,, .Detroit and Cleveland was ' 7-Ifi. ~s - . . . 7. On . v bigii iiusp "HE SCHOOLS. 77, _ r the er and deeper into the minds.'ol the , m' teachers our very' elf!?ont supeivtV:?u . Miss A.M. \Vei?h wiU never let us r, rest, until our "Good 'is Better and m our. Better. Best.'. So we are having J iSTnup meetings of* the schools in 11 Jy neighboring disti iets. ~ Tvrrss Helton - had the pleasure of-enter?-V finning the teachers of the thirl l,a",! irt'oup. Jan. 21,. from 10:00 to 12:00 ^ 'ul1 A very interesting iuul helnfuT mar-" w:'"~ gram was earned out- . attn The teachers discussed thoir ob- :}no,l jee}ives_. and problems, then a clas< ()T1 in Klgli-h was taught. M*_J We appreette'thT? growth ami h m ither crrnrit ics will do likewise. I'1 : : ~ef F holly mu. m:ws si. ; UMldl 'I'*1"?school?rs?smtl linking rapid mii.il tridvs up i he ladder of prptfvoss, Kv hach teacher is ?>oinir their l?.g eo'ii.r tnd all -are?Working e .opt rativrh?Thar: or one common aiiii ami that is'. ' > " Hetteritteat ol both school and com- iiphli tinm it . 'I lie children arc all interested in ' "h a;; I t lie.1 jiia*|T?t? ' !'v ' 1 -n fnd-ildo. Wi linn;1. nlrV ? vil vontinue until the last day "iu-: . 1 h< i- tiny- are at present. uunl.s ,..<ht .Monday night there was a pea HP eont.-st at tile A. M. K. Manse ! TTTTe] A, .M. 10. Church.. sclioo ; ' 'it - Tues-dtrrmight tin-re was -nn! ^uUs.kinio Party, given at the" se'hool house lljl' 11 b'1' . .?:iiuifl. Uinli' n I'll' '** iii'ir.-1 t'f W(! was present and" plenty *'!K w 'f fun. It was quite a -access. Th- }asargest crowd in af'tcndaiu^. since be- an<! ore the holidays.- This was -dim t,> dtdici* he fart that it was a beautiful moony it mjrlit. iihi.iijff Quite a number of fanners met at ^ |u he?school on Wednesday 'nijfjhU Jan. !s t<> discuss tlic pr blent of planting im-tor weed potatoes for marketing. i ProlThe plans were worked out and tin which armors seemed *to- have been in uc; IS. o'rd with the plarn. This- meeting ! vas under the supervision of Princ-i- >' votu >al J. S. Roberts . Un Tlvu.rsday night there was :i .w^pd* ar- . ;i ?J rriil i rent something new in -P1 i radm program without a radio, The ; hande ligh Srhooh pupils" under ttliu. diree- ' as it iyn ol" M.is-, L,Hi Lisbon, the Knglish ueh eacher rendered this phase of enter lite it niimiilit. as it WilS alp"!' fhi'ir linrt : ?f i'las> room work This' " was ' a i . N Ir.itnnti/.ntiion to make thy lesson , nore impressive Upon the pupil'?- ; nind. The proemm was very much J Las njoyed and well performed. . ! Ni-w Prof; .J. S. Roberts, Messrs Frank i every [lain, Jr.', W. Roy Bunch Miss Cas.sie cin er \ndersoM and Mesdames Janie Reav n :'J0 >s ittid M. Abney' Baker made a husi- i\o(o less trip to Charleston mi Saturday, Kev. Revs. Davis and KOarso were pleas ' well i wt. callers t?'? TImv twhpoTon **Mondny-,-? -fCT:?t 'eh.. 12nd:. Rev.. DavL came by to Sl.rn? cave his -mom y tor tthe "Sack Social'1 FTTVe is he would nut be present. the si. Mrs. Prioleau, <if Washington, D.lvisito is at the home of her noire, Mrs. aM(j l A. Andeivun. :'r.. fm an imleli'iiili1 ,.-t -tay. She arrived here on Friday respo ifternoon. . host cray <?oi:rt news ed at tin Prof. J. P. Burgrss vudtud Laurens njct,-p "ounfy Training School, Jan 22. Ho ?d<te n n /i a r?t?5 ? ? jo. 4 />?.a " ?in n <?n iiiuif.uiiiK uiik uurmg build' :ed "I know why I act as I do; things f ought to do I do tlym not things nicc?l\ actually do I am afShamed of them." (.juh le brought out a god lesson and the Their itudent body seemed to have caught p 1nJ-ldela- 7 s same Monday morning, the 2fith Jan., wo 0f vere graced with the' presence of^party " ??> ' THE BALMETTO 1 SP01 B. J. Ramsey, who came to ob- ed t our student and faculty Or v. II. S. Halsey, Pastor of Picas- Joe ] ,'iew Baptist Church announces a Ve irth of n-som r :?Prof c girl> of Laurens County Train- cour: School arc being trained, for bas- cake ill by Miss SjShellc. They ure be.- Whis ng but-,are on their way to fu- even vtrtmyr " * itfiFZ Honor Roll For January kin, st Grade?fcbna Mae Martin srs" meed First?Murray Stoddard, Thor rude Todd, Josephine Sullivan, ham, win Hobby, Third Grade?Othel- tha orgus'n, James Fuller, G. W. pres: anis; Fourth Grade?rMinnie M. a pi -ide; Eugene Hann; Fifth Grade Bprnside; Eight Grade?Vera gins, Ethel Hill; Ninth GradeMi Yeargins, Willie Yearghis; p h Grade?Airlessia Franklin, 0 i James, Olivia Cleveland. 1 . the m , m I his t ALB \N TR AINING-SCHOOL e bast week has been tilled with Mr. us activities of interest at the Stall wh?-The fauh ablentss Of ftw- whic her, other things being equal, has mini i?ht about grdat improvements Tl: in the elasfjiodfli and extra-cur- ?v - 1 ? act'vitics. ? irrg' 1 A 1- - A * ? r [ limy. uau. ou. ene team piayeu Th Athletics * J7ipk n.bnt with the -'Woodruff team. -Mrs, p score was 41-1 Trr favor of St. ["At it's quintet. , text C St. Allian's ^excJtL_qi_the out- ual .-erned to be unable to out-wit the joine is from WoudrufL The score Coy. p first half ended 3-0 in favor of McN IrufT, but when the teams re- po md on the scene fcr the second ]\ioi St Alban proved tod witty for Kadi Woodruff ians. The final score Mr. 11 -(? in favor St. Alban. '.pour Friday evening after the game Mi tning at 7:.'10 o'clock was given Sniit :'ial in#_the auditorium under the they ices of the Athletic Association w of the grandest affairs of the 7TT?TtTe?WoodluIT teams were whil guests of the evening. Among i thre< listingu shed guests were Profs. | ougl; \V. Mints! Principal of the Lcps- "i-eco" llig'n s.ehool, K. W. WHittenburg. j Su -ipill of the Woodruff .public j rting d. W. li. Trezevunt, Priueipul ol \ Day. \ lleir Schotd of Greenville, S. C,, , Helen Sextcr, Coach, of the I'day. Irutf sextet ami RoVr-A^-W_ Wil? Pastor of the Ziott A. M. E. | Loyt eh ?d' Woodruff. The .evening | Urda spem gmu? p casaiuiy witn tncm Lov( it is Imped that they will make reav u*r \ i-it in the near future -Saturday evening. Jan, 31, JVfys, Addjson win .the i, Mclvi r. e H :\ s' -Builder Club of the Reed- J Su Trk Baptist CHuivhyon Jan. 28, j t'lear iia'tl- ;i?{ifdondid program in tho | VIbarraudrtroriu in which was at- i.Scho d and highly enjoyed by a large I lesso iri\ ~ J the I erybu<'.?- is looking for the out- At ul'*t,li.e Brewer X rnuijt. score here J a ye sdny night. Feb. fit It:?Tills will 2nd " 11 r iirst n ght game sitkv the I ihind He: of the gymnasium. ... Subj? 2? ' I admi LA.MAK X \\S j was ' rieit La-mar (trailed School is doing Bert! and some new additions have by tl been.. completed Prof. J.- L. the r lass, is working hard' and~is do- ! made very thing possible to."make the j-sprint 1 a . succe ss. I Rams tiysu r *up|*M^wa*. given at the : rah ( of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Goodsonf 75 c< -t , "I lini'i i iy night. There prnii I nuii ere: Pro. and Mrs. J. L. Doug- 1 .50; 1 ay. J. F. Pearson and Sister $osa ; .25; ] dr. and Mrs. Cleo Thomas. A ingto his course -of stewed oysters < Roxie served followed by other good j Hann < dehchutsly prepared. ] era, f. and Airs. Douglass,. aceom-: gie II t~try their little daughter, Clara ! Lento ed to Ii.irlrville. on Sunday piisl J .25; j I>aigla- sang a wonderful solo I ckney was the talk of. this section. ! mie I also invited to come again to j We at the M. K. Church on thehMicht i Sundae in February. | tist C Judge 1'earson pruached a ig nun n rul s4U4+Hm---rUA-Strwlay morning ; sp \vi i. -oi .the illneaFT"uf^ his he j the -.v d lo the people the word of Go.i . we at -lioiiTd he given them. Aftoi' i f I IT v woiidyrful. sermon two' accepted jjstrj nutation to join the church. . ^er IIOPVILLK PARAGRAPHS ov?r ?,? , = t.rais< mighi t Sunday being a beautiful day Rev. Bethel Church was crowded and each body* seemed to have- had a to he ful smile. Services began at f o'cloc. Rev. 11. W. Walker, the for tl r pf-e>ented the Presiding Elder 2 P. . A. I'. Spears, who spoke in boson w<>rdr+ from Rev. 22 chapisintr_3S~.aL-.toxt, 'lAmcn." The >n was well outlined and preach- j ry i11snTrTngT^* At the close of rvice Rev. Spears, presented the rs: Messrs Me1' A. Spears, Sui 'rof. Abraham made very inter- cessf r remarks. Mr. J. FT Thomas mon nded. Rev. Spears brought a ject 4 of friends to worsh' with us, Tlv ank you come again. Collection ty an !>. Mrs. M. E. Fisher respond- Re L the conclusion. -4? dinnc ? Dennis Hi School is improving Mitel A nice library with a com- Th set of books is located in the progi ed as industrial days in which Th the*.'build?-''" and campus were 1 arc ( ! cleaned. The "White Rose" respe was reorganized with Miss L. S. butec ias a member of the Senior Class the resident. On "Friday night the Tcmj club civtertafned at the fiome Th r. and Mrs, Robt.. Dannelly, the on tl was very "peppy" many enjoy- and LEADER RTS he same, a 1 last Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. BasKir. on 11 Council Street gave efijoyabie party in honor of ." and MfsTTJeo. ^tnruhnm. Two sCs were seived: first va> punch , and Ice Cream. Dancing anj t wore the main feature* of the J. M. Lewis, Misses M. L. BasL. B. Wiley, E. G. Preston, MesJ." W. Walker, E. Thomas, C. nas, Prof, and Mrs. George Abra, guests of honor and Miss BerFranklin, hostess. Everyone ex sod themselves as having spent leasant evening. CONWAY NEWS . Bethel A M. E. Church v. W. I. Gore, the -very energetic oriwas at his pest Sunday, after usual devotionals he selected as ;ext St. John 3:16; subject, "God is the World.Tliis was a very native i v> glii 1 ovvore cuiinui'Ll'd with the chu'rcH H. Montgomery, Mr. Wilftord <s. and Mrs. Gus'sie Garvis; after . 1, lU Wrtl,r ? - i w,,v- vviiiiiruniuu wax c4Ustered, ' . ? le Sunday School is still doing Our memijrship is increasfast. le A. 0. E. League is making 1 nro<*resR under the leadership of A. B. Wilson as president, night the pastor selected for hi.* St. Luke 11:5-G; subject "SpiritDemand* and- Supplier." One r w.as received, Miss Harriet McRev. A. L. Rainbough anct Rev. eill \yere Jthe pulpit guests, und party was given at the chuch iday night by the Missionary es for Mr. Richard Newton, arid John Green. Quite a number of ids were given. r. J. C. Calhoun and Miss M. . h i< indisposed; we hope that will soon be out again, e are sorry to learn of Mr. S. m?getting?out?Saturday?night, e shopping. He was crowded by i white men. Mr. Green is serial cut, we hope for him a speedy very. inday is Allen!-. Day; we are planto make that day a Red Letter rs. Florence Flowers left Saturjnight for Durham, N. C. r. Fred Loyd, and M'ss Sarah | i, were caned to ueorgetown, hat- i y to attend the funeral of Mr. l's' sister. We extend to the tieed family our sincere sympathy. .... I W EI)GEFIELB_N EWS ? 4 . nday morning being bright and a large-number of members and ids were present. The Sunday ol opened at tfuTusual hour. The Pastor, Rev. J. E. Dixson. 11 o'clock, Rev. Dixon preached ry inspiring sermon from Phil, chapter' 5lh 'verse, Thus let that be in vo.u which was in Christ:" ect, "Mind" The Lord Supper nistered 'by the pastor. A.t 2:00 P. M .,' the Pew Rally out by the pastor.' Solo by Mr~: ia Richardson. A short address ne nastor, afterwhich he turned ally over to the captains." Each a short address and then reled with - their?report: Alic-i : ey . $1,80 Carrie Reed $1,7.0;: SaJreen, 75 cents; Rebecca Ramy, ?nts;? Jannic Harvin, 75 cents; Levina Nelson, .50; Len Gadson. P. A. Harvin, .80; Anna Washn, $1.80; Sarah Robprson, .80; Johnson, 50; May Johnson, 50, ah Harvin. $2 40: Hallie Weath 75; Martha Th6mas, $1.10; Peg <i opkjn, >25; Henrietta Borrus, .25 j n Rob'erson, .50; Anna Johnson,-7 Mice Williams, .25; Clealie Pin- j , .50; Ruth Gardner, $1.00; Em- .j toberson, .25; Total $1045. l had as visitors Rev." William >e, Rev. Sam Bradly of the Bap- j )hur.ch, deacon E. S. Pringle and J fiber of their mebmevs were al- ^ th us. We wish to thank all of 2 isitors presence. . Come again ! e always glad to have you.. * . -J are now getting ready for the j ct meeting. _ Let the Lancas- ' istrict start raising their claims tie and We will put our P. E.. the ton for he is worthy to ty Go'd"'Htfs great hero of ours J. E. Dixson shall not fail for Sunday the church is crowded ar the word of God. lev. David James will preach he. A. C. E, League, Feb. 15, at M.. Let us pray for success. T. OLIVE BAPT. THl'ltCH MuIIins, S 1 aday, Feb. 1, marks another sue- j ul day for services". The scr- 1 was a vety Ihtfeatlhg ObC. Sub- ~ 'The unconsumable Bush.", e church was filled to its capacinong which were several visitors v. "Brooks and others were the ' tr guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. iellt Sunday. e B Y. P. U. is making rapid 'ess under the leadership of Rev. ih-.Carx~- antLMiss. Gladys Lewis . e other auxdiaries of the church doing splendid work with their ctive leaders. They have contri1 freely and helpful to the aid of church. Especially should the ? ?le Working Club be commended. P following members are still io sick list:"M.rs Carrie Johnson Mr?; Callie Reaves. ' 1 * ? '.?jr? ! ' ?1 * ' r I , i I i i ? ? "KING OF JAZZ" EC Universal's Alt-iMovk'lono. A *"~ "Vin Pa lit \Vfu i em a nTT; MHo?iy ami Maj "KJNG, OFcJA^Z" A c/v/ vf? 3 There is only one thing "which t be said about "King of Jazz," ' Universal-Paul Whitonian filnj^wh opens at the Capitol Theatre W nesdfy night, and then you_have s an?int? picture completely eelipi anything which has ever been thro on a TPrnnn no fur- ' ' It would be easy to go into li rh; sody of superlatives about this : Movietone, all-Technicolor mast piece of entertainment, but- mi mat how glowing the rhapsody! still would fall palpably short. "King of .la/./." is a pageant beauty, a pean of melody., a mar of spectacle,revel of musiy,--da ing, comedy?and more? Universal, Curl Lamelle. dr.. V Whiteman and John Miirrtiy Arid son, the director, have come thrmi with something which dazz!es i imagination of the spectators. ' K of Jazz transcends all other pLtu ever seen. There just isn't any '.compare pos&ibig?between ""King of .la-/./." anything else ever pmducod. It'.the top of the three, all hv itself. A it's likely to remain there fm?qu some time to come. I Eight Big Numbers. Sufficient it is to say that "Ki .if Jazz" runs in eight huge nuisi numbers, each in a different am) in. lavish sett in p; than the one he fun if that seems possible or if it does writtjen sonj.-.' hit. Hmv,ivh TTT7 numbers are interspersed sperialt and comedy blackouts by the ere: f" I , .1. . ...j: .OOOOp OO OO O O O.Cpfv.PO v v OOvw J.._izr=rz=: ! ;. Need I ' Can be-found in our Adve f r- are asked to read these ; C [ our advertisers. 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Now be has or- let that imagination run riot upon tor. the. vastly greaer breadth of the it streen, obviously without regard to money, time. or anything else. Any ,,f one of the big numbers must have ciiSt easily as much as it usually takes to maU,, a complete picture. TlTere is the "Bridal Veil" number .:i,l beauty immortalized. With costuines that must have run into king's 11,h Kin urn. Oil L'ills th=it litorolly i-mrich the eye. The "Bench In The Park" 'rn<r a miniature musical comedy. "Hapivs I'V 1' C4'U"?the-fastest tempo in per? ? I'e-'t liiie--trmlH7rtr7lancing by the best ' chorus so far to appear in pictures^ '. ii'?n "Bl apsody !?_. Blue"?the famous"" Hit! Uv/'/. symphony as an atmospheric Tnf"gent.. '^Tontoroy"?all the /romance ,i.id of < lid .Mexico in one number, with ite .Inh'n Boles'. magnificent singing, making it still more romantic than. ever.,.. ? 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