Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 133, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 29, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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RXVIVAL SERVICES
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BUSINESS WOMEN NOTICE
TODAY
Do You Want
To Make Money?
MR. FARMER
MR. POULTRY RAISER
MR. DAIRY MAN
track
Thursday and Friday
When the dogs landed herp with a
Phone 200
Gerald Franklin, Mgr.
AGAIN!
Why Motor To Houston To Find Piece Goods
for Smartness
for Value
GREAT SAVINGS ON NEW
FALL PIECE GOODS!
100
ALL 39 INCHES WIDE
10 KINDS
WHILE IT LASTS
Friday And Saturday
Aug. 31 at and Sept. 1st
to conduct a Special
Display of the newest
FILM PLAf SHOWS
ROMANCE OF RADIO
BEHIND THE SCENES
1800 Yard*
FAST COLOR
PRINTED
PERCALES
36 Inches Wide
Georgette*
Pintone Crepe*
Flat Crepe*
Printed Crepe*
Again
NELDA CREPES are
NOW—Buy Purina Laying Mashes at price* al-
most as low as your own home-mixed feeds. Cull out
the loafer hens and feed the rest these egg-making
Purina mashes.
answers test
QUESTIONS
A UV Yard
SOLIDS—PRINTS
The greatest variety we
have ever shown. Over 75
patterns and color*.
citab will eompltawnt the Brenham
Rand next week. All members of the
club are aaked to attend the meet-
ing tonight. It will be very brief. „
er sHOfc---
oc SHINE
10c White Shoes
Dave Breakman Shoe
A Roman Emperor.
John Adams.
American novelist.
Phi Beta Kappa.
The defense of Verdun.
Discount for Cash off car.
His penonsti attention
wiil be given to your re-
quirement. in QuaLtjr
CLOTHES individually
Tailored. <"
ALASKAN DOGS KEEP
COOL IN AMARILLO
Amarillo, Texas, August -—z.
Two dogs fresh from Alaska kept
plenty cool in Anftrillo.
Fv” *nd Winter
Fabrics
First in the (pringtim*. now
again for faS, Nely Don
cornea forward with a selac
♦ion of choMn Nolde Crepe*,
la gay print* that tugged a
fell bouquet . . . •" *oph«-
tketod atrip** designed with
• tailor-made look . . . with
aO the reputation of
Nolde* for wear and
washability, and with
♦he Nelly Don talent
of giving you more
for lot*, they're only,
VISITORS FROM HOUSTON
Mr. end Mr*. Pat Fahey of Houa-
ton are expected to arrive tonight for
a short visit to Mr. and Mr*. Neill
Amsler, and will be accompanied by
their little granddaughter, Mary Pat
Amsler, who has spent the past
eral weeks in Houston.
railroad schedule
_ Santa Ft
No. 6 Leave Brennam 12.06 am
'Jo. 16 Leave Brenham 12.39 pm
<o. 5 Leave Brenham 4.44 am
So. 15 Leave Brenham 2.55 pm
The messages in song and sermon
rtptural and inspiring.
Time — 7:30 p. m.
Below are the answers to test ques
tions
Paramount Presents
Jack Oakie
Ben Bernie & Hi* Band
Dorothy Dell
and
Arline Judge
‘ Vitaphone Presents
Dick Powell
Ginger Rogers
Pat O’Brien
4 Mills Brother* *
Ted Fiorita and his Band
- The 3 Debutantes
and
Allen Jenkins
GOOD, GENTLE MILCH COW —
Fresh in milk. John Niederauer.
Phone 9017. — 133-tf.
We have a large amount of Purina Feeds bought
before the big advance in feed prices came. We’re go-
ing to pass it on to you.
'/(rtu/MswToua-iooL*,
OF RADIO FACS TO FACI|
__ in Warner Bros.’ /uimtesr
' musical, staged at the other,
end of the broadcasts-'
Wjjjj the Wonderland of Radio
you’ve never seen till now!.
DICK FOWIll
oinoik «o«n»
4 MH.II • * O
TID FIOBITO * BAND
PAT O • B B UN
>3 BASIO BO*U«»
3 DI I UT»NU»
A IL IN J4NKINI
a N..i—•i ->«•»•
Al to ■ ■
Why Pay More?
1 hese are all silks of character and quality
newest fall colors and patterns. •
S1OW—Mr. Dairyma n, and all cow-owners, we’ll
sell you Purina 24% Rations nearly as cheap a* cotton
seed meal. Also 20% Ration and Bulky-Las and Mixing
Sweet Feed nearly as cheap as shorts and bran.
1000 Yards
FAST COLOR
PLAID GINGHAM
squadron of army bombers the ther-
mometer stood et 58 and a damp
breeze was blowing across the
plains, the mercury having dropped
31 degrees in a few hour*.
' The dogs, Nome and Smokey, were
picked up by members of the recent
United States Army aerial survey ex-
pedition in Alaska.
The Business and Professional Wo-
men's Club will hold a short business
session at' the club room at 7this,
evening to make final arrangements
for the entertainment with which the
Printed Cotton
CREPES
WASH FAST COLORS
Plaid*—Tweed*
Stripe*—Mixture*
25c Yard
Kanawah Crepe*. Brae-
b u r n Tweeds. Treasure
Cloth.
500 Yard*
FAST COLOR
PRINTED
PERCALES
And Broadcloth*
36 Inches Wide
. 1 9C Y»rd
Shirtings, solids and dress
prints Included are the
new fall plaids.
Along With You”, su«t first by Dick i
Powell and than by Powell and Gin- i
ger Rogers, is said to be one of the
biggest hits of th* year. |
Pat O’Brien furnishea much of the .
comedy as the well • meaning but
bungling talent scout who boots many |
an unknown to fame only to get in-
to disgrace himself through his wild-
ly enthusiastic but unethical promo-
tion scheme*.
A new romantic team is brought
to the screen in this picture with Di^k
Powell and Ginger Rogers, as screen
i lovers, both of whom have been train-
ed in the art of singing and acting.
Dick, as the singing cabaret waiter
who leaps to fame as a radio croon-
I er almost overnight, finds that the
I path of love runs anything but snrooth
| even for'the great.
I Miss Rogers has the role of Dick s
I radio singing-sweetheart who is mis-
led into thinking that he prefers fame
I and fortune and other lovely ladies
I to herself. Grant Mitchell plays a
I straight role as the manager of a
I great radio broadcasting comp-fhy
I with Henry O’Neill as hjs assistant.
I Allen Jenkins is said to ’provide many
Hughs as a children’s hour entertain-
I er. while Joseph Cawthorne, as one
lot the -firm’s wealthiest advertising
I clients, enacts another’ corifbdy role.
I There are several big spetialty
numbers, including the Four Mills
Brothers, whose voices are known
from Coast to Coast, Ted Fio Rita
and his band, equally famous, who
render their catchy orchestrations
while 'Dick Powell warbles, and th$
Three Radio Rogues.
Altogether the picture is said to
be one of the most colorful produc-
tions to .tome to ttoe^creen as well
as one with the widest variety of
entertainment. Ray • EprighJ directed
, rfro’m the screen play b^YYstrretT Uu:t
and Harry Sauber. . ;
Firat National, in another timely
and revealing production, “1 wenty I
Million Sweethearts , which is sched-
uled as the feature attraction at the<
Simon Theatre Thursday and Friday,
pictures the joy* and trib*Thtions, the!
glamor and the romance, in the lives!
of radio entertainers as gathered from I
peeping behind the scenes.
The story, by Paul Finder Moss I
and Jerry Wald, presents the inti-J
mate side of. the singers and an-1
nouncers whom everyone has heard!
ovet the air, but whom few have seen!
or know. While there is a well knit I
plot with comedy and drama and ro-
mance intermingled, the picture is
enlivened by many musical numbers,]
both vocal and instrumental.
There are four catchy airs written
by the ace song writers, Harry War-
ren and Al Dubin. Ode, ‘‘I’ll String
“20 MILLION
SWEETHEARTS’’
A ^host ol
the air teameawrth bright stars
of the screen in-ihe fastest, and
funniest 'of Wasner Bros, fa-
mous musical- ’•hits. Produced
; 'sarfie- produces - 'of
“Gold Diggers” and *’42nd
Street." .
Radio’s Brightest Stars on Pa-
rade. New thrills and song hits.
CARTOON NEWS
Rough Crepes
Canton Crepe*
CHOICE j
I Berio Cord*
Adam.
Canada.
A disease of the mucuous mtm-
lining Rhe pharynx.
Spain.
One of the greatest of Russian
writers.
SIMON THEATRE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The .first, service of the Revival at
the Baptist church will be held to-
night at 7:30.
Friends of all the churches in town
jnd of no church are most cordially
invited to attend each service..
For this week, the Special prayer
program of the last few weeks, will
continue - to be from 9 to 10 each
morning, except Saturday.
Come and’bring a friend, the Aud-
itorium is cool and comfortable, the
congregation friendly and worship-
THE
STORRS
SCHAEFER
STYLIST
MISS GRABOW HERE
Miss Leonora Grabow, who spent
the past three years in training at the
Kings 'Daughters Hospital in Tem-
ple. where she graduated in May with
highest honors, has located, in Bren-
ham as a trained nurse, and is with
her sister, Mrs. Ed Gall. She expects
to remain in Brenham permanently.
Wool Feather Crepe
54 INCHES WIDE
I or Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Ensembles. A beau-
tiful soft, frosty, fine wool crepe of lovely tex-
JJ-’I'L A'ld WeArjilfc quaIxties. Sof L .,.atraetwe^u
tones of Browns, Blues, Greens, Wines
Grays. Oxfords. Tans, etc.
GOOD SERVICE
BARBER SHOP
J. H. Inglehart, Prop.
Will'appreciate’call* from
my friend*.
SHOOT THE WORKS’
A natural for entertainment. If
you want action for your money,
here it is. It's faster than any-
thing on wheels and is loaded
with laughs, songs and ro-
mance. Hear the OF Maestro
and all the lads play the latest
song hits. Here is a happy
show, speedy, tuneful and full
of excitement.
two reel COMEDY
-NOVELTY
Prices, Matinee: 10c 15c & 25c
Evenings: 10c, 15c 35c
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Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 133, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 29, 1934, newspaper, August 29, 1934; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1174138/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.