The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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PAGE FOUR
THE CAMPUS CHAT. DENTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1941
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Amusement Merry-Go-Round
By LEE HINTON
Sea Scouts On First Leg Of River Trip;
See Wisconsin Students On Same Journey
Madeleine Carrol and Fred Mac-
Murray arc rontarrcd for the
fourth tim* in recent years in
Paramount'* exettintf romantic ad
v-enturc, "On«- Nijfht in Liahon,"
which open* on the Saturday bUi-
in* and continues on the Sunday
Monday run at t«* Texan.
I'revioualy teamed together in
"Honeymoon in Bali," "'Cafe So-
ciety," and "Virginia," Fred and
Madeleine (rive what ia con aide red
their b***t performance yet In their
lateat «how, which ia caat again*!
a background of my*tery and
nair«- n the wtrtwn Euro-
l«an continent
The handsM.m. MacMurray, «*■
cowboy turned aviator, meet* the
lovely Madeleine. Kn*H*h irirl son
• ideretl a* th< acrecn'a m<mt beau-
tiful blonde, in an underground
*helt«r during an iir-raid in black-
ed-out London. Pron this rather
thrillintr romantic meeting, the
pair *tart a lively courtship that
Hirhi them from London to lit-
bon, Portugal. The fa*t.stepping
Yankee, MacMurray, completely
HMU under Madeleine'* British
Navy officer aweetbmrt, John Lod
er, only to run into a pack of
Uonbli in Liahon, Europe'* laat
playground. The kidnapping of
lovely Madeleine by foreign agenta,
bar exciting reacue, and other faat-
o.oving events, make "One Night
in Lisbon" a timely aa well a* a
mo*t mjoyahte entertainment feat-
Im.
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A big aurpriae in the way of
fine acreen entertainment la In
the offering for Texa* Theatre go-
era on Tuesday and Wednesday
when Warner Bros. "Shining Vic-
tory," starring James Stephenson
and Geraldlne Fitzgerald, makes
ita appearance on the local screen.
An interesting tale of a young
girl seeking a husband and the
part her physician played in pro-
viding her with the answer to
"her important decision ia the cen-
tral theme around which the story
ia built.
Under the. direction of the up-
and-coming young Irving Rapper,
"Shining Vittory" has a fine sup-
porting caat which includes Donald
Crisp, Barbara O'Neil, and Doris
Lloyd.
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Coming to the Texas screen so
soon after Hetty wood reler.se that
publicity data sheetx have not as
yet reached the local office, "They
Met In Bombay," starring nark
Gable and Rosalind Russell, will
appear at the local theatre Thurs-
day, Friday, and Saturday of next
week.
Screen Brevities—
Of all unusual things, Fred Mac-
Murray'has been recently accused
of kicking about the fact tha< he
HAS to kiss lovely Madeline Car-
roll too many times in their screen
productions and rehearsals for the
movies. According to MacMurray
he has kissed the Iweautiful British
actress over 1,000 time* in the
four films in which they have been
co-atarred. Their latent showing,
"One Night in Lisbon," which
opens at the Texas this week-end
finds his setting an all-time record
both in rehearsal and actual film-
ing of 482 kisses . . . Some guys
wouldn't be happy if they were in
tUftven ! ! . . . Boh Hope ahould
be commended for his generous of-
fer of time to entertain Uncle
Sam's fighting forces while the
boys in khaki are fortifying them-
selves for the nation's defense. Re-
cently he took Dorothy Lnmour and
a troupe of 5 with him to Camp
San Luis Obispo where he pre-
sented two special shows for mem-
ber* of the Fortieth Division of
the West Coast Army. More than
J0,000 men were entertained at
this outdoor performance. Other
«uch performances have been given
by Hope at March Field and the
Sllii Diego Naval Bam . . . It's
getting now where one has to have
a college education before he can
even play the part of a "mug" in
Hollywood productions, as evidenc-
ed by the fact that the six "side-
of-the m<>uth-talking" gangster-' in
"Buy Me That Town," nil confess
to being former college men, name-
ly: Lloyd Nolan of Stanford. Hor-
ace MacMahon of Fordham, Ed-
ward Brophy of Virginia; Albert
Dekker of Bowdoin, Warren Hy-
mer of Harvard, and Sheldon
Leonard of Syracuse.
Diseases
Continued from page 1
ed, he pointed out. hut added that
virus vaccines are now being de-
veloped and that this fall there
will probably be virus vaccine for
influenza actually on the market.
Heart Diseaae I-cad*
Leading the parade of death
rause* today is heart diaeaae. the
result of high blood pr«***ore,
which causes so many deaths at
47 and in the year* that imvwdi-
ately follow, Dr. Sweeney said,
adding that medicine still hoped
to control high blood pressure,
which, along with diabetes, pemi-1
cious anemis, peptic ulcer, and
some other disorders, seems to be
hereditary, according to a recent
"constitutional" theory of disease
People are of two types, high
and low blood pressure, the latter
■ > div.dua! offering from an en-
tirely different set of ailment*,
despite the fact that his physical
make-up ia his beat possible in-
surance that he can "commune
with the centenarians," Dr. Sween-
ey said.
Psychology Club
Continued from page 1
attracted most of the group on
Sunday.
Hear I^ectarea
With all their sight-seeing the
psychology club members do not
forget that they are in New York
to learn a little psychology and
education. They have heard lecture
on love, marriage and birth control
at Margaret Sanger's Clinic and
other institutions. At the "Little
Red School House," where children
with I. Q.'s as high as 16f>-20.'i
attend, they heard lectures on child
payrho-therapy. Back frmm (hair
visits to these institutions, the
group gathers to listen to a lecture
by Dr Merl E. Bonney, NTSTC
psychologist and member of the
education faculty who is sponsor-
ing the trip.
New York and the Kenmore Ho-
tel will lie the home of the Texan*
until they start the homeward trek
July 7 via Niagara Falls.
Radio Class
Continued from page 1
ton. Aim Johnston of Dallas, Ray
Burns of Denton, Michael Tay-
lor of Dallas, Earl Colbert of New-
castle, and Wayne Stanford of
Denton have been given male parts
while the girl to take the female
role is to be selected by competi-
tion.
The plays to las rehearsed Mon-
day include: "Our Vanishing
Soils," which gives the story of
the Dust Bowl and the sandstorms
of 1934; "Democracy at Work."
which deals with the establishment
of the first Soil Conservation dis-
trict and its work against erosion;
Brous-Buttrill
Ceremonies Held
Sunday in Denison
Elinor Brous, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs 0 P Brous of Deniaon.
married to Eugene Buttrill,
After being held up in Bemidji,#
MmnesoU, for nearly a week wait _ . . .
ing for the arrival of their canoe. Forest SerVIC® Man
which was shipped before they left . rll m . ..
Denton, Fritt Braatz and John Will Present Lecture
McAfee took off on Ijike Itasca, •
headwaters of the Missiaaippi K.v- Ifl Assembly bdturday
er, on the first leg of their project
ed trip down that river on June , „ William B. B.rboar of Alklll,
a card received from them Sunday aaaociate forester o
,UU,H Forest Service. U 8 Department
On the first leg of their MM "f Agriculture, will present an il
Denton Typewriter Exchange
TYPEWRITERS — ALL MAKES
Rentals — Seles — Service jm
Telephone 321 ^
'22nd Year in Denton' ^
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WAH
1040 graduate of the college and
son of Mr. and Mr*. W. J. B
Buttrill of Denton, at the Waples
Memorial Methodist Church in
Denison Sunday evening.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Philip W. Walker, pa*
tor of the Denton Methodist
f'hurch. assisted bv the Rev. J. C.
Ogteaby of Denison. Attendants
were Sara Files of Itasca, matron
of honor, who was dressed in pink
organdy and carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet, and Silas Johnson
of Denton, best man. Ushers were
Edward and Lloyd Brous. brothers
of the bride, and Harold Farmer
of Denton.
The bride wore a white net and
lace gown and carried orchids and
gardenia buds on a white Bible
Before the ceremony Mrs. Lutia Blver, Minnesota. The boys, both
Loy sang "Because." and Mrs. 8 members of the Sea Scout "Ship
V. Ernest played the wedding i the North Texas State "ship"
magic, or troop of sea scouts, are making
„ „ . | the long water trek down the Mia-
l-ollowing the «*remony «| Bill«ippi partly for the fun of it
tion was held at the home of the I _ .
bride's parents. After a wedding "tudy M' ' PP'
trip to Mexico City, the couple j*' . J"*/
will live in Austin where Buttrill Th, y .*?*£ * lo* th'
teaches in the Allan Junior High which w,II be turnedover
• to their Denton Sea Scout Ship.
They will also write an account
of Mississippi River life.
mile boat trip down the "Father lustreted lecture on forest conser-
of Waters" in the 15* foot canoe nation at; the main
they built themselves in the col- the Teachers College at IL30 Sa-
lege shops, the Teachers College urday morning. The lecture
boy* reported paddling 25 miles "P«n *"* I*"***! public.
their first day , Barbour has headquarters in At-
Xpend Night en Shore lante. Ga., for the Southern Re-
They spent the first night on th<> Service
the south shore at Long lake,
and the following day paddled a Pmftr<on
mile and a half to Cass Lake In-
dian Reservation, where a storm Continued from page 1
blew up and they were forced to ,he abuse of government, for the
make camp with Father La Pere creative power resides in the in-
of the Indians. dividual and not in the state, and
There they also fell in with two th« two are "perpetual antagonist*
University of Wisconsin students, perpetually reconciled and insep-
Hank Kleinert ami Mickey Lovell, arable," Dr. Stovall pointed out.
who are making the same trip and
taking pictures for Life Magazine.|
The latest card was mailed
Thursday, June 12, from Deer
PROMPT
Radio Service
Taliaferro Radio Shop
Cel 790
209 N. Locust
School.
The bride is a graduate of
TSCW, and Buttrill received his
bachelor's degree from TC last
year. He was an industrial arts
major and a member of Beta Alpha
Rho Beta fraternity.
Application
Pictures
12 for $2.25
SHAW STUDIO
206 W. Oak
Phone 132
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Square Dancing Class
Woman's Building Each Monday, 8 to 10 p. m.
35c per lesson Phone 1625J
E. O. ROGERS, Instructor
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FOR THF, Dallas News or Texas
Almanac, phone 907, H. C. Thomp-
son, Dallas News.
"The Saga of the Forest," the
story of America's wasteful con-
quest of the wilderness; "Conser-
vation Comes of Age," which gives
the progress of erosion control
during the last 10 years.
TEXAS
Sunday - Monday
ONE NIGHT IN LISBON
With Fred MacMurray
And Madeleine Carroll
Tuesday - Wedneaday
SHINING VICTORY
With Geraldine Fitzgerald
And James Stephenson
WE MAKE PICTURES
All the way from stamps to
11 inches by 14 inches
Free Enlargement
With Kodak Finishing
Terry Studio
West Side Square
Thursday - Friday • Saturday
THtY MET IN BOMBAY
With Clark Gable
And Rosalind Russell
Revlon
Quartette
FOR COLOR HARMONY
e Nail Enamel
e Lipstick
e Cheek Stick
e Adheron
IBS ..jr.,
Woodford's
Beauty Salon
'Where Friendship Grows'
Pay us a visit and make
w prove it.
Saturday Nl«ht Preview
Sunday - Monday
WESTERN UNION
Robert Young
And Randolph Scott
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Tuenday - Wednesday
CITY FOR CONQUEST
James Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Dime Days
Th«r«d y - Friday
MAISIE WAS A LADY
Ann Southern - Lew Ayre*
PALACE
Sunday - Monday
MEN OF BOYS TOWN
With Mickey Rooney
And Spencer Tracy
Tuesday - Wedne:*day
TOPPER RETURNS
With Joan BlondeH
And Roland Young
Thursday - Bargain Day
MR. AND MRS. SMITH
With Carole Lombard
And Robert Montgomery
Friday - Saturday
THE DEVIL AND
MISS JONES
With Jean Arthur
And Robert Cummings
DREAMLAND
Sunday - Monday
BAD MAN
With Wallace Beery
And Lionel Barrymore
Tuesday • 16c
HONEYMOON
FOR THREE
With Ann Sheridan
And George Brent
Wednesday - Only
STRAWBERRY BLONDE
With James Cagney,
Rita Hayworth, and
Olivia DeHavilland
Automobile Greasing Is An Art
In This Line We Are Artists
Chrisman's Service Station
Sinclair Products
1120 W. Hickory
Phone 1774
Now Open For Business
We Feature a Complete Line of
.College Supplies • Fountain Drinks
f Sandwiches • Drugs
Your Business Is Appreciated. We Can Fill Any Doctor's
Prescription.
Hamilton Drug Store
Phone 235 and 255
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We Deliver
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Attention Young Men!
YOUR FAVORITE FRIENDLY FIVE SHOES
For Sports end Dress Wear Are Still—
I $5,00
AT
1 Kahn's Dry Goods
Northeast Corner of Square Phone 714
———nriiwiBiB^^
TOM 6- JO S
Hamburgers and Sandwiches
"Foot-long" Hot Dogs—Our Specialty
Come See for Yourself
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Welcome £<wufte/i
StddUnti
to
The
Hickory Stand
We Deliver
Phone 231
Air Conditioned
Bugu and Spice
and Everything Nice
*4 Tbm Unit Dtubts •/
Better Cleaning
Suits and Plain Dresses
Cleaned and Pressed 35c
Cash and Carry
We Deliver
American Cleaners and Dyers
221 W. Oak "None Better" Phone 260
Best Sodas, Sundaes, and Malts in Town
Only lOc
AititocMii
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South Side Square
Thuraday • 10c
TEXAS RANGERS RIDE
With John Howard
And Ellen Drew
Friday . fUiarfe*
THE MEDICO OF
PAINTED SPRINGS
With Charles Starrett
College Supplies • Fountain Pens
Art Supplies # Sandwiches
Cosmetics • Cold Drinks
• College Seal Jewelry
Pender's College Suppiy
"Everything for the Student"
by C[«rU
Thb wittiest trio you've ever seen! In packages in-
spired by the Gay Nineties' Soda Fountain. Each
comes wrapped like the quart of old fashioned ice
cream Father used to bring home.
A delightful fragrance . . . coo!, exciting.
And Raspberry In make up, a lush thrilling
color to brighten your summer pastels.
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raspberry ice compact house 1.10
The Williams Store
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Thomason, John. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1941, newspaper, June 20, 1941; Denton, TX. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth313260/m1/4/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.