Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 241, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 16, 1933 Page: 4 of 4

ti¥. PLEASANT DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER Hi, 1933.
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1 Specials For Saturday j
I 4.50x20 Tires ------------ $4.50 J
? 4.50x21 Tube ----------------------------------------------$ .90 f
| Chevrolet Fan Belts --------------------------------$ .50 |
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t Chevrolet Anti-Freeze, gallon-------------$1.45 *
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“SHANGHAI MADNESS”
WITH SPENCER TRACY
AT PALACE ON MONDAY
“Shanghai Madness,” the new Fox , ^
Film production, with Spencer Tracy ,
r.o the stellar role, comes to the Pal- j ^
ace Theatre on Monday for an en-
gagement of two days. It is a ro- £jy
mance of white people against an ev-
er-changing background of modern ^
China. < ■/> ' -4) j ^
The story revolves around the ex-
ploits of an American naval officer
who, through the intrigue and sub-
tlety that are characteristic of Shang-
hai, becomes involved in an affair
that forces him to resign his com-
mand. He becomes a wanderer in
the poorer sections of the seaport
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*....... - | of the past, and seeking to cull his
--- - - • " ~ livelihood as best he can.
WILL ROGERS IN “DORCTOR In this new phase 0f his life he
BULL” IN LATEST FILM
NOTICE
I am giving you all a Christmas
present by giving you prices:
MEN’S SUITS REDUCED
Suits. 2 pair pants ...............$19.50
LADIES’ SUEDE SHOES
$5.95 shoes for .......................$4.25
$3.95 Shoes for .......................$2.95
and many other bargain for
Christmas Presents.
Wilkinson Cash Store
as best he
new phase
j a'gain becomes involved in trouble
: when he sees a mob of natives at-
Will Rogers comes to the Titus, be- i taking a white girl. He rescues the
ginning tonight at 11 P. m., and also , gjrj from mok an<j a tender at-
showing Sunday and Monday, in his taChment between them begins. But
latest picture for Fox Film, Doctor j ;g a gjr] social standing
Bull. It is the screen presentation an(] a discharged naval officer, is
of the famous novel by James Gould noj. mos^. appropriate of compan-
Cozens, “The Last Adam,” best-seller jong for jjer
of recent Book-of-the-Month selection. | The young man finally gets a
It is reported as the most powerful i j0^ on a gun-running ship. As the
vehicle the, popular philosopher-corn- , crafj- passes a medical mission down
edian has had on the talking screen, i r;ver( a distress signal is seen
The story concerns a physician in an(j the gun-runner begins an attack,
a small town who, in addition to min- | jn j-tie mjdst of the attack, the offi-
istering to the health of the commun- j cer sees the giri he had rescued from
ity, acts as its unofficial father con- mo,jj row now a victim of attack-
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fessor. None of the town’s secrets cs- j jng. Communists. He leads the battle j ft[
capes him. He knows the inner life
of every one of its inhabitants. But
it is not as a gossip that he finds
himself interested in the private lives
of the village. He is a mellopv gentle-
man to whom everyone’s reactions are
an interesting bit of human docu-
ment.
The film does not present the story
of one character. Like “State Fair,”
the last of the Rogers screen plays, it
deals with many characters, each typ-
_ ical of its kind. It is more than the
1 story of one town. For it is the story
Permission had to be obtained from 0f thousands of similar towns all oter i
' ' the country. j!er™'' * **■*
Vera Allen, star of the New York i md tlme lt-
stage, has the leading feminine role
opposite Rogers. She was especially I P°ss»My /undertake anything else in
engaged for this role, and advance j * _ evening,
reports of her performance have been
so favorable that she is considered
destined for a brilliant career in pic-
tures. Others in the cast are Ma-
rian Nixon, Howard Lally, Berton
Churchill, Louise Dresser, Andy De-
vine, Rochelle Hudson, Tempe Pigott, j
Elizabeth Patterson, N'ora Cecil,
Pottery for Presents
“We have a nice stock of all sizes
and kinds of Cut Flower Vases, Bulb
Bowls, Porch Vases, new style tall
and large, size Yard Vases, Hanging
Baskets, Bird Baths, and all sizes of
Flower Pots. They are nice gifts for
Christmas, and we will make you a
very close cash price on them.
HOGUE POTTERY
Mt. Pleasant, Texas
the interstate commerce commission
to ship 800,000 cubic feet of hydrogen
to Miami, Fla., and Akron, O., for re-
supplying the Graf Zeppelin on its
flight to the Century of Progress.
The Nicaraguan government has
made a three-year contract with an
Italian company to carry airmail and
passengers to all Nicaraguan cities
■where flying fields are located.
and rescues the mission and its occu-
pants.
Spencer Tracy, in the leading role
of the young naval officer, has one
of the most important parts of his
career. Fay Wray has the leading
feminine role opposite him.
SERVICE REWARDED
A man who has done some work in
one of our community organizations i
remarked the other day, that before j
he was asked to take on this form of j
see how he could i
“I get home tired
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NOW is the time to do your Christ-
mas Shopping.
NOW is the time to make ready for
a Merry Christmas.
See our displays in convenient price
ranges, attractive items that afford
shoppers a real service.
See our windows for timely GIFT
SUGGESTIONS for every member of
the family.
at night,” he said. “I felt I should not |^
But he remarks that after working
on these public activities for a time,
he felt amply rewarded. “I have
made some new friends, I enjoy them
very much, and I find it very inter-
esting to meet a lot of people whom
I never knew before, and talk with
them about everything that’s going
Radiator Repair
Work
Welding, Cutting and General Re-
pairs at reasonable prices.
Geo. Clark
Bill Smith
AT HOTEL GARAGE
Open Until 10:00 P. M.
i Ralph Morgan, Patsy O’Byrne, Veda,un- Instead of adding to my weari-
! Buckland, Effie Ellsler and Helen Iness and fati^ue- 1 feel better after
a pleasant evening in association
with these folks.” So many others
Freeman.
The screen adaptation of the Coz-
zens novel was made by the well
known novelist and. playwright, Paul
Green, Pulitzer Prize winner of sev-
eral seasons ago, who was also re-
sponsible for the adaption of Phill
j Stong’s “State Fair,” for the screen.
will feel. When you perform any
act of service to the community, you
are amply rewarded, even if you don’t
draw a dollar for .it.—Ex.
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THE PRESS MAKES GOOD
Whether the plans of the NRA
prove successful or result in failure,
it will not be through any fault of the
press of the country.
City dailies, country weeklies,
magazines, religious papers, all have
given more than generous publicity
to the president and his plans for
national recovery. They have sup-
ported the administration in its ef-
forts to a greater extent than ever
known before in history, except in
time of war.
If finance, industry, business and
the consuming public will exhibit the
same degree of loyalty and sincere
effort that has been freely extended
by the press there will be no ques-
tion aS the final outcome.
The press is doing its part, and
without compensation. — Grapeland
Messenger.
This year give the
most personal of all
Gifts
Your Photograph
PraytoFs
5 blocks west on Dallas Hiway.
DOROTHY DARNTT
PESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Rev. Lyle Gregory will preach at
both services tomorrow.
The Primary Y. P. League will meet
at 3 p. m. and the Intermediates at 6.
Visitors arc always welcome. The
public is cordially invited to all ser-
vices. Geo. G Moore Poster
Experiments at North Carolina
State College of Agriculture and
Engineering have shown that mash
fermented with yeast increases and
maintains egg production.
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DONfT WAIT—GET YOUR PERMANENT
EARLY SO AS TO RE READY
FOR CHRISTMAS
Give one for a Christmas present.
Come in and we will give you a card to pre-
sent to the recipent free of cost.
A beautiful line of Greeting Cards
to suit every pocket book.
Vaughan’s Beauty Parlor
Plione 48
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