The Union Review (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, August 17, 1928 Page: 4 of 4
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THE UNION REVIEW
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1928.
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I have known men who have been
twice or three times around the
world, and are still ignorant.
I have known men who have been
through college and are still ignorant.
But ignorance of that kind is far
from bliss—it is the possession of an
inferior mind, which is half-blind and
half-deaf, and which never is illumi-
nated by the real light of ordinary
knowledge.
You can’t brush up by reading dic-
tionaries of facts, but you can by
reading history—and by reading the
newspapers carefully become intelli-
gent, and become company for your-
self as well as for your associates.
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As Dorgan, first mate of “The
Hawk,” Hal Salter paints an amazing
picture of villainy—or, if you prefer it,
a picture of amazing villainy—in “The
Royal American,” Reed Howes’
newest Rayart starring vehicle, now
current at the Key Theatre, August
22, 23.
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Hawk,” for he was ruthless and con-
scienceless, with an iron fist and a
cruel sense of humor. They said, too
that he was triply dangerous, with
Dorgan by his side, for Dorgan had
all of his master’s vices, plus a cer-
tain bestial streak which made him
closelv akin to the lower order of
animals. The genius of Hal Salter
makes of Dorgan so convincing a por-
trait that even as you despise the man
for the rat that he is, you are never-
theless compelled to pay tribute to
the artistry of the player.
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player, was in musical comedy when
he signed to appear in motion pic-
tures. He has been seen in the lead-
ing role in a number of popular pro-
ductions, assisting prominent female
players. Hall was born in Dallas,
Texas. He is five feet eleven inches
tall, weighs 150 pounds and has brown
hair and blue eyes.
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Thrills galore are in store for patr-
ons of the Dixie Theatre with the
showing of “Coney Island” August
19, 20, 21.
Lois Wilson and Lucila Mendez are
the stars.
One of the many features of Coney
Island is a ride down the.gaint “dip-
per,” one of the largest and most
terrifying riding devices in this coun-
try.
Another thrill, is the fight, where
half a dozen master battlers match
themselves against thirty male riders
on the roller coasters.
Romance, thrills danger, suspense
surprise— all these things are truth-
fully depicted in FBO’s stirring drama
which has been directed by Ralph
Ince. “Coney Island” has been ac-
claimed in New York City. Many of
the scenes were filmed at the resort,
“Luna Park',” “Steeplechase,” the mil-
lion dollar pier, the cabarets, the
Ferris Wheels, “The Giant Dipper”
and many of the other attractions are
actually shown in “Coney Island.”
THE KEY
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"HE craze for questions has to
I some extent succeeded the craze
for the cross-word puzzles.
Industrious editors1, or people hired
by them cull out lists of questions, and
submit them to their readers.
The readers sharpen their pencils
and their wits and try to answer them.
The average result from adults is
about twenty correct answers in fifty.
The exercise is good exercise, for
some of the questions which cannot
- be answered indicate very bad mem-
ories or very poor reading.
The ability to supply correct dates
is not very important.
But the knowledge of what is going
on in the world, is important.
And when people discover that they
know what Roentgen rays are, and
that they do not know the difference
between vitamines and calories, and
that they have not the slightest idea
what John Huss or Galileo did to get
their names into the question lists, it
is time to take thought.
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These questionnaires give everybody
an opportunity to find out how they
are “keeping up” and to revise their
reading and thinking methods in or-
der t- atone for what they have for-
gotten or what they never read.
This is an immensely interesting
world, and it is a privilege to know as
much about it as the average mind
can know.
One of the worst of all mental vices
is indifference.
It is considered funny to reply
“what of it” when told that the Wright
brothers invented the airplane, and
that a Dutch janitor discovered the
first microbe, but it proves a lack of
intelligence, and a lack of apprecia-
tion of life and what life means that
ought to be a cause for shame.
The man who gets little out of life
has himself to blame.
Even if he knows his own business
and the way to succeed in it, he is
ignorant, though he may have made
an abundance of money. Look over
these questions, and try to answer
them.
If you can’t answer the important
ones, there is not only something the
matter with you, but there is some-
thing the matter with your capacity
to get all that there is to be got out
of life.
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