The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 211, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 1, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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A Miracle of Be&uiyt
The first full length picture in
(UrUtq COLOR
Th# omozmg Story Of IhO
corefret charmer who fOi#
from the mud of o botlfefttld
to the polace of o king I
FRANCES DEE CEDRIC HARDWICO J
ALISON SHIP WORTH . SILUB JlSSSLfl
ALSO
BUDDY ROGER’S
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
WALTER,//
JOHN HOWARD
MARY TAYLOR
A Hecht MacArthur Production
A Paramount Release
3ns wm Embody Patriotic
Celebrating Texas Independence
• will be fitting- ,
I Monday by many or- |
I the olty. It was on I
hundred years as". :
i of hardy Texans ga-
hlngton-on-the Bra-/,- |
t oonvertlon declared Tex-
l Independent of the rifle
... ' ’ I
days were stirring times.
Battle of the Alamo was ra r
and only four days later tk t
of 1ST heroes died inside '.>>•>
at the Alamo, without know
rtwooywwt Independence had been <>e
Wad. 1
| Patriotic Tea
’ t Mra. F. F. Fowler's Circle of
Waptoa Memorial Missionary So-
ciety has planned for a tea Mon-
day afternoon In the home of Mra.
W. H. Hall, 1208 West Gandy street.
Visitors will be received from 3
until 6 o’clock and a program of
, Texas numbers w ill be directed by
Mrs. G. r*. Brous. Mrs. Will Camp-
bell will head the serving group,
and funds received will be used for
I religious and welfare work.
Executive Honored
The Denison group of Rainbow
Girls will entertain Monday after-
noon with a veeeplon at the home
of >1 ss Cleo Brooks. (iOl West
Crawford street. complimenting
Mrs. D. X. ('udhlng of S ul Antonio
supreme inspector for the- order
who will be here on an of£ieial visit.
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STAR
SUNDAY and MONDAY
She wouldn’t let
to OF HIS HAND...
until she had the whole
inn...around her
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unbrr tl>r tarns >! itre JH*U at frjew totttj alrf-tghu.
f ris i Ugre.anb r molutnr n£» apjirrlaiulng is salt sFftcr.
3* Cretin ant} ,MI?err*f. J l,«t>r hrreunia
* eigne* m? name an* cauee* tt*« Aral
til Malt la he riCixtO mt tife Clip at
W«n tf(fs Up r ~ ~
ANNIVERSARY WEEK FEA1
Hje tfabsrnory
— ^ o* nsn '
Walter Connolly and a supporting player in ’’Soak the Rich” the lat-
est Mac-Arthur hecht ct.mic.al story coming to the Rialto theatre
Tuesday only. Supporting him are Mary Taylor and John Howard.
Astaire And Rogers Romance
On Navy’s Shore Leave Film
“The Navy’s on shore lu.ive”
mems merrymaking and romance
it heralds
a “dozen-iiirls-in-every’-pi rt'
of Astaire’s.
- The meetings fcivo rise to
l*_
Above is the only commission, of its kind in the world, issued to
Ginger Rogers, film star, hailing from Fort Worth. She is appear- in any harbor city, hut it heralds - The meetings give rise t.i
i)ig cuuenti> with Bred Astaire in “hollow’ the Fleet," at the Rialto the gayest days of the year in old enfominmtnt high spots .ml a art
and will speak personally to the audience by telephone at 9:15 Sat- ; San Framisuo. And * tin uiire- inevitably to fresh plot situation
uvday evening.
Mrs. Guy Story and Mrs. Verne
Murray will head the reception
group. Lillian Ituth Russel is head-
ing all arrangements committees.
Story League
Mrs. Verne Murray, 101!* West
Oandy street, will lie hostesses to
the Denison Story League Tues-
day afternoon when she will he as-
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Henry
donn ngs. Mrs. W. L. Smith, and |
Miss Maria Watts. Mrs. Charles
Harris will lead the program ' ___*_____
stressing a >’•■nteimi.il theme 1 HEAD OF TEXAS GARDEN
through pntri.-t c numbers. . CLUB COMPLIMENTED AT
Endeavor Conclave | DINNER FRIDAY EVENING
While the district Christian Bn- | Mrs. Ben B. Oneal of Wichita
were award* d prizes.
Pictures were taken.
Mrs. Morrison was horn Feb. 27,
1S71 in Alabama, coming to Texas
when five years of age. The fami-
ly settled at I.uelia where she liv-
ed until being married to the Lit
V. A. Morrison 42 years ago. Mrs.
Morrison has been a semi-invalid
for the past twelve years.
Twenty guests attended
luncheon and family party.
til'1
yen **'
TUESDAY, MATINEE OR NIGHT
$500.00
OFFERED FOR
BANK NIGHT
At Least $200.00 Positively
WILL BE AWARDED TO
THREE WINNERS
ON THE SCREEN
deavor convention in Paris next
weekend will not embody the In- j
depondenct theme, patriotism will
1 |
be expressed in every phase of 1
I work and can he classed with any
I artcile concerning betterment of
Texas. A large number of En-
• doavorers from here will be headed
! by Ernest Jones, who Is to give a
J special talk during the conclave.
| An extensive program lias been
planned for the endeavorers.
, ---•---
{ ALTRUIST CLASS OF
CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN
LUNCHEON MEET FRIDAY
Altruist class of First. Christian
church was entertained wth an all-
j day session Friday in the home of
Q j Mrs. J. AV. Dickey, 509 West Hull
V j street. Presiding as hostesses with
t Mrs. Dickey were Mesdames Ber-
nard Perry, A. G. Payne, J. B. Mc-
G cell on and Harry Horton.
A covered dish collation was
served to thirty-six during the
noon hour. Mrs. J. A. Wright was
in her executive position during a
short bus ness period when routine
matters were discussed. A program
of entertainment* rounded out the
meeting.
MRS. FREEMAN IN
SHERMAN THURSDAY
FOR BIRTHDAY FETE
Mrs. William Freeman of Deni-
son was in Sherman Thursday to
assist in celebration of tlie 65th
b rlliday of her siser, Mrs. Ella
Morrison. The surprise event was
Falls, president of Texas Federa-
tion of Garden Clubs, was com-
plimented with a dinner Friday eve-
ning given by Mrs. W» B. Clayto’
.‘1719 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas. Mrs.
Oneal will dis uss plans for the
National Council of Garden Clubs
conference to bo held in Dallas
during April and for the pilgr.-
mage to Mexico which will b<
follow.
The council meeting is of special
interest among local club mem-
strained excitement brought by tile that are spiced by seven n: - s
tidal wave of blue to the Bay City by Berlin, who lias done the ont::e
I had now been trans.ated into song, musical score. Astaire and Rogers
dance, comedy an. tang ed love by . dd their first of three team < m < s
Fred Astaire and (linger Rogers to the strains of "Let Yourself Go.”
with the help of living P.eil n in j Miss Hilliard, a beautiful mwemn
“Follow the Fleet.' it the Rialto I er, learns a lesson on feminine
Saturday. Sunday and Monday. 1 wiles from Ginger, and goes after
The singing starts even before
Ithe dreanjaughts (hit ^lie Golden
Gate, with Astaire serving up Irving
Berlin's “We Saw The Sea” aboard
a battl. ship steaming toward ad-
venture and love ashore,
i Romance and comedy swing into
the theme when Astaire meets Gin-
ger Rogers in a “dime-a-dance”
siilor's rendezvous and when Mar-
tlet Hilliard, In the role of Ginger’s
repressed school-teacher sister
loses her heart to Randolph Scott,
Star Sings In
Newest Picture
1 Although he was featured as x
Although he was featured as a
singer on Broadway with an or-
chestra before de entered motion
pictures, Fred MacMurray croons
l,ers us many phases of Garden j for the flrst ^ Paramomv
romantic comedy, “Hands Across
club work throughout Texas will
be included in the general discus-
sion,
___*—-
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
DIRECT PROGRAM FOR
WAPLES CHURCH SUNDAY
A. C. Wimpee will have charge of
a program put on by Hu* young
people of Waplcs Memorial clniren . . ., , . „
1 * v which depicts the merry adventur-
Seott in a romantic campaign that
makes full use of the beauty and
lovely voice which made her a star
of New York dance bands and na-
tional radio programs. Her screen
dghut song is “Get Thee Behind Me
Satan.'' Her second. “Hen* Am I,
But Where Are You?”
Mark Sadrich, who guided As-
taire and Rogers in “The G ay Di-
vorcee” and “Top Hat.” has again
directed them. l’andro Berman
produced.
Negro Is Held
Chicken Theft
Charge Here 5
Lyzett (Bish) Haney, Denison
negro, was bound over to the
grand jury under a $250 bond in
| the Judge K. A. Wright justice
court this morning on a chicken
theft charge.
the Table,” at the Star theatre _
Sunday and Monday in which he , r|ch „ut engaging you,,* Invalid, is
is featured with Carole Lombard.
MacMurray sings “The Morning
After,” a song written especially
for him by Sam Coslow, to Miss
Lombard in one of the romantic
sequences of this gay fun film
! one of Miss Lombard’s ardent suit-
ors. Before either can go through
with their plans, however, the man-
icurist and society boy fall in love.
Many mirth provoking situations
occur before a rollicking climax.
during the 5 o’clock meeting Sun
day evening. Miss Martha Jane
(Mayton will review the book “Pit-
cairn’s Island.” Lynette Winston* •
is to render a piano .solo afte
which Jean Vanston will sing
“Beautiful Garden of Prayer.” The
church choir w ill present the an-
them “I’ve Found a Friend."
A special invitation is extende i
all young people and Sunday’s pro-
gram will prove very interesting.
DENISON 02 YEAR AGO—
(Continued From Page 1)
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
THE VOICE OF
MISS GINGER ROGERS
WILL BE HEARD BY MEANS OF LONG
DISTANCE TELEPHONE BROADCAST
FROM THE STAGE OF I HIS THEATRE
TONIGHT, 9:15 O’CLOCK
TUESDAY-MAT1NEE OR NIGHT
$500.00
OFFERED FOR
BANK NIGHT
At Least $200.00 Positively
WILL BE AWARDED TO
THREE WINNERS
SCREEN ATTRACTION
. 'theories.
Also
“SLIDE-NELLIE-SLIDE”—Comedy
“A DAY’S JOURNEY IN CUR
OWN UNITED STATES”
WEDNESD> Y and THURSO A /
SEQUOIA BOYCAFTERS
PLAN HIKE FOR MIDDLE
MARCH, IS ANNOUNCED
Sequoia Boycrafters of W. B. A.
givi'n by children- of the celebrant. mil<Je >’:an9 for a on Malch l4' |, ln the meantime, Ralph Bellamy
Mr*. Ira Harmon, Claude Morrison it is announced after the group met____
and Miss Elizabeth Morrison. Oth- j 111 regular session Friday evening in monku
er relatives included four grand- , the new clubrooms, 418% West ________
Main street. James Edward Wil-
son, chief craftcr, presided.
Further arrangements for the
hike will be made March 13. B.'lly
Hanks was presented an arm band
yesterday for securance of a new
member. J. C. Essery, club spon-
sor. directed a number of games.
es in the life of a manicurist in a
swanky Manhattan hotel.
The young actor Is east as a per-
| sonable but penniless sociality February 29, 1901 j
| whose prosp-ecive millionaire father | Milla,.(1 p,.jce died very sudden-'
I in-law pays his expenses for a trip |y Tuc,S(]ay in the Waters-Pierce'
| to Bermuda to get him out of the ! ^.j compar,y's office over the'
way until the wedding prep . State Nai ional bank. At the time |
Hons pro complete#!. Mbe,Murray 0f his death, Price was conducting
trusses the lmat and uses .Miss Lorn- 1 the farm of Ed Hammond and had ,
bard’s modest apartment ns a place ' ca’led tit the office for Mr. Ilam-'
of hiding. Miss Lombard, a pom- mom|’s mail. While seated in a
but ambitions manicurist, agrees chair, lie was attacked with a stu-1
with her playboy friend that one pov caused by an overdose of
should marry for money. They morphine, taken o relieve head-
| both agree to stick to their ache. Price lived for a number j
Rib-cracking
comedy that
pokes fun at
everything
but love!
(dhllrcn land two sisters. .Misses
Willie and Carrie Kirk of I.uelia.
Following the luncheon and pre-
sontat’on of gifts to Mrs. Morrison,
the afternoon was given over to
games ami contests in which Mrs.
Jacon Heldt and Miss Willie Kirk
Mrs. Horace Busby is visiing for
several days in Teague with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Woolf. The lat-
ter couple was In Denison last anee policy for $2,000
of years at Warren Flats. He
married Miss Clint Watson of that
communit y about two months ago.
He was for a short time clerk a.
Madden-Graham & Co,s. The de-
ceased was about thirty years of
age. He was a member of the
United Moderns and held an insur-
Tho re-
■ftef*
CG^’
week.
STAR
LAST DAY SATURDAY
10c ADMISSION 10c
iU¥0
ALSO
COMEDY
AT FORTY-
MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON
"Plato’t Judgmont Day”
—BRIEFS—
1 William IftHlde has returned1 to
| Dallas after a short business stay
in this city.
lowing Moseley of Dallas passed
Thursday and Friday in Denison on
business.
Tlie social committee of the XXt
club is directing a program of mus-
ic study this afternoon at the
regular session.
Clarice Clifton, 11-year-old
I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Clifton la resting at her home on
Woodlawn after being released
from the City hospital. Clarice has
been III several weeks of pneu-
mains were taken to Warren Flats
——. jfor intermen!. j
Mrs. F. H. Phillips, Mrs. 1!. W. Jeff C. Hassell, the brilliant.
Wilson and their mother, Mrs. O. young attorney, has been appoint-1
Coffman are visiting another sister ed private secretary to Congress-1
and daughter, Mrs. A. It. Dorris of 111111 ( . B. liandell. Mr. Hassell J
Troup. Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. is one of the most promising
Wilson will return this evening young men in Denison. He is ihc
hut Mrs. Coffman will remain fu, very best example of the typical
nn extended visit. American youth who when they
___ mature to manhood shed luster on
1 he land that guve them birth. Mr.
The Ituth class of hirst Baptist | Htisscll has been a resident of
| church met Friday evening "'-*1'^ Denison for a number of '-e-v,
i Mis. Leo Gamble for nomination of „n(j ]iag acquired a large circle
| new officers. They will he select- f friends who will join with the
t ed Sunday morning at the clasis j (Jnzotteer in wishing him much1
I period, to which all members are | p’oanure and success in his new
asked to he present. sphere of duty. j
- I The outlook for fruit was never
1 Members of the Intermediate de. l,etter than at present, but the I
partment, First Christian church fruit, crop is a very uncertain ’
are asked to he present Sunday ^ thing to bet on in Texas. The'
morning at 9:30 o’clock. The ,ecant snow put farming lands in
teachers have a epeclal lesson out- | fjne shape. |
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
lined which will be of Interest to \
pupils, ^
I Drive SAFELY—Not RgfUeeely
in “PRIVATE PARTY AT CATALINA ISLANQT’
IN GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOR
PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL
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The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 211, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 1, 1936, newspaper, March 1, 1936; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth736924/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.