Humble Bee (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 05, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 10, 1928 Page: 4 of 4
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January 10th, 1928.
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HUMBLE BEE
The Editor’s Dream
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into a thrilling motion picture star- happy end.
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need. Ain’t they
Cohen will lend you the money!”
many fireless cookers?”
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about in the last Bee is going to be-
nounced yet, nor can the cast but
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fered for sale at the Slave Mart. With
her is Gilbert Roland, whom you will
leans, of the slave running days of
1808. And what a story! Billie Dove,
today a daughter of one of Louisiana’s
an-
ar-
Says Abie: “Cohen, I’ve been to the
bank to borrow some money, and they
say all I need is that you should sign
talk by saying, ‘Madam, I have called
to enable you to spend every afternoon
at the movies.”
ficer 666” are well under way. Here
is something in which you are going
to be agreeably surprised.
waiting for the opportunity of seeing
this much talked of film, and they are
going to get that opportunity— “An-1
nie Laurie” brings to the screen a new
Lillian Gish, in a fast moving drama
Dove in “The Love Mart.” The photo-
play depicts a story of old New Or-
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‘Camille.” With such a story, such a
star and such a director how could a
movie by anything else but a success.
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Welders Work Six
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world are those with no goal. They
move in circles and come out at no
end. Luck may bring your ship into
port, but a well planned voyage steer-
ing always in the direction of prede-
termined destination, is far safer than
trusting to the “trade winds” of your
business to bring your galleon to some
mystic gold coast. The sea of life is
a turbulent stream, dotted with reefs
that bring many voyages to an un-
town—
Never has he missed an issue
With his reg’Iar contribution.
Corey handed me his copy
Ample copy for a column.
Then did come my good friend Boris
(Who is now away vacating, he
And all his sayings with him.
That is why you’ve missed his column
Found it absent from this paper)
Boris handed me the copy
For the Book that bears his name and
Said to me; “Pop here is plenty-
More than plenty for a column”
I was glad. And then came Harry,
Whose other name I can’t write here
“I begin my little
record speaks eloquently for itself.
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Of course the prices will have to be come a reality. The date cannot be
advanced to fifty and twenty-five
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And that Legitimate play you read
of the Scottish Highlands. Surely here .
is an evening’s entertainment! to this note your name and I can have
,*, all the money I
. I
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coming January 10th.
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Some people are very suspicious of
Friday the Thirteenth. But Friday the
Thirteenth of January will bring noth-
ing but good fortune to Humble Club
“No Eyes, No Can See”
dreds of tri-city people have been and care necessary to be safe. Their
As I sat here in my sanctum
Wondering how to fill these columns,
All these long and fulsome columns,
That make up the several pages
Of this famous publication
I began to grow despondent
For my sluggish brain gave nothing
Nothing for my nimble fingers
To plunk off upon the keyboard.
And as I sat (I think I mentioned
At the start that I was sitting)
As I sat here in a stupor
My heavy eyelids would no longer
Remain open—so I closed them.
Then did come to me one Corey—
Ever faithful, good old Corey
Who writes the Badinage from Bay-
•46Tke
If the people of Baytown enjoy good
motion pictures, every seat in the Bay-
town Humble Club auditorium should
be filled at every show this month, for
a better program of photoplays has
never been arranged in a single month
than January offers.
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Peter B. Kyne’s famous book “The
Valley of The Giants” has been made
fine?”
“Abie” said Cohen reproachfully,
“You and I have been friends for
many years, and yet you go to a bank
when you need money. Abie, you just
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seem that they have very effectively
ring Milton Sills. The story fits the
big actor to perfection, being in a
class with “The Sea Hawk” and “Men
of Steel.” Heading the supporting cast
is Doris Kenyon, more beautiful than
ever and offering wonderful support
to Sills. “The Valley of the Giants” is
But the January Spotlight is turned '
Tuesday the seventeenth, when
George Fitzmaurice presents Billie
The New Year is upon your thres-
hold and the Old year has gone. If
your progress has not been rapid, not
in the right direction, just remember:
“No eyes, no can see.”
“No plan, no can do.”
—Raymond Powell, in “Sweco En-
paratleztmianscishcomingtheinenneput into practice the simple rule that
Laurie ?” And at regular prices! Hun- the more the hazard, the more thought
q’again.t thebank and say that For it would disrupt ‘he meter
they should sign the note, and then
C-L-----•» 1--J ------n ... Of this verse that I am making,
Harry handed me the copy
• Of the Pencil Pushers’ sayings.
Glad I was to see that writing,
I perceived another column.
Then did come a long procession
Bringing dope to fill the Bee with.
Dick was there, and right behind him
Followed closely Mac McCracken.
When each one had come and left me
Left me that which they had written
I was happy for I saw there
Words to fill those empty columns.
Then it was that I awakened,
’Wakened from my drowsy stupor;
And I saw that I was dreaming;
i I had nothing for my columns.
remember for his performance in said the salesman.
‘ Rose of the Golden West” and in
cents, but after you’ve seen the pic- rangements to produce Agustin Me-
lure you 11 never think of that. Don’t Hugh’s mystery Comedy-drama “Of-
forget the date—and come early.
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proudest families tomorrow she is of- “How do you manage to sell so
“It’s due to my method of approach”
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Roaper, R. B. & Mabry, G. A. Humble Bee (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 05, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 10, 1928, newspaper, January 10, 1928; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1481842/m1/4/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.