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NEWS-DISPATCH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930 Kiwanis Follies Score, Making Tremendous Hit ALL LOCAL CAST PROVIDES FINE ENTERTAINMENT TO LARGE CROWD The Kiwanis Follies which packed the High school auditorium at the 'opening of the three-day program last night has proven to be an even greater attraction than the \Wbmanless Wedding\ which was staged under the same auspices last year. Featuring: a stellar east of local singers, Terpsichorean and Thes pian artists it strikes a dote pop ular among Endicott amusement lovers. To list the various per formers and the hearty reception ,the audience • aiicnrrtnd—them—hy- aiid their respective parts. The plot and assignment of characters would be to record the entire cast is well chosen and reflects enor mous credit upon the directors of the presentation. The t>T»y te divided into two acta which are separated jntq^sevH ed. scenes'. Each' of 'these \scenes I presents ,gbrgcous splendorxind a magnificence >, of staging, and cos tuming seldom .seen\off the met-' rbp'olitan stage. Action and .beau ty-'\fa. crowded into every minute and -the 1 rendition - of -Tthymio dance andjsong is superb. In addition ^ to .presenting an amusing and enjoyable evening of fun and entertainment the local Kiwanis Club is swelling-; the Un derprivileged Children Fund of tha ( $r^nJzttion. c wWch has, ,88 its objective ^the^rdWdln'g \of' oppor tunity for health and enjoyment of the unfortunate-youngsters in Endicott and ^ioinitys The program as given in the FbTlieTfbllowB: ~ ' .Act 1: A Scene in Ole Mex ico. \It Happened in Monterey\ Inez Lindsay, Harold Mersereau; iCape Drill — Helen • Kaminaky, \ Olive\ WoooVorth, Mary Urattit, Charlotte Fullmer, Margaret Greene, Esther Kingston, Sara TythOl, Dorothy. Heidtttan; Paula Battaglini, Margaret O'Brien; Boy, \William. Sheridan, Girl, Grace Langley; Texas Rangers—Ddrain- ick Palazzo, Sanford Crooks, Kick Consol, Donald Phippa, Bo-' meo D'Adamo, Walter Bosket,- J4lke Zappia, Wilbur Renner, John Minnie, John Piccano, Jack Ach- nelder, Gordon Finch, Mark Ly man. * \Into My Heart\ Howard Rpb- inson. \ ~K _dChorua—Inez Lindsay, Margari et Hill, Vivien Griawold, Cleo Eick, Margaret Alderman, Mar garet Tucker, Ethel Howe, Mar. caret Haugh, Alice Root* Thel'ma D'elaney, Gertrude Newton, Gert rude CahlH. Tambourne Chorus—Lola CIark l •\BettyMteker Verna^ -Sleeper,<3leo ( I^ngenuwger f •Ro\se-Sh*»xerfiMil-j i dred Bakery BerUuH -Staff,'' 3ane Nabinger, Katherine Welch,. Lticy- Monaco. . . «• „ „, Show Girls-iHeleix' ,• l*(ham>: Louise Hiltf Mildre^l'\'Ebret ,rPaul- r ine Smith, Rose Graham, Estelle O^trosky. \Happy Days'*; Finale; --WEatV HWbiQf ^»i«br v this. '«c- turoT—Boy, Kenneth CBara; Girl, Grace Langley; Eccentric Dance, Red Henderson. Something About Nothing- Two Girls, Peggy Varner, Rosalie Vaughn; Mr. Hardrock, Boyd Huffcut; Attendant, Kenneth OTiara; Military Buck, Marion Gordon; Quartet, Glen Young, Russell Pickering, Harold Stevens, Vern Sturdevant. Southern Scene—\Ole Man River\ Jimmy Eckenrode; Soft Shoe. Dance, Marion Gordon; \Sing You Sinners\ Mona Lain- hart. Chorus—Mary Zemberi, Victoria Bohunicky, Jessie Baua- siak, Helen Hrusecky, Rose Mus- carella, Hattie Little, Catherine Grlco, Doris Muscarella, Anne Graham, Fannie Dellnpenta, Ju lia Wilson, Mary Cook, Helen Haney. \Breakaya\, John Lakin, \Hal- mission. ^> Act II: A FanWsy—\Beauti ful Lady\ Harold Mersereau; Waltz, Inez Lindsay, Red Hen. deraon; - Ballet—Helen Latham, Louise Hill, Mildred Ehret, Paul ine Smith, Rose Graham, Estellc Ostrpsky, Peggy Varner, Rosalie yauKhn, LohV Clark, Florence Sissenstein, Jane Uabinger, Lucy 'Modaco, Rose Shearer, Katherine. Welch. '<JKlss ia the Dark\ Betty Ives, Harold Robinson; Toa Dance, Nor ma Brown; Butterflies.—Alta Hart, Mildred Brunner, Helen Moth, Peggy Evans, . Margaret Dwyer, Madelyn Koch, Helen Nicbiporuk, Mary Polowitz, Anna Zur, Helen Terray, Helen Wough- ter, Irene Muldowney. '.'Sta* Something Simple\ Grace - Langley. Cause For Murder—Maid, Gert rude Newton; Detective, Hartwell Newman; Second Detective, Ken neth Q^Harai Mr^_ Brown, _ReJ 'Henderson; Mrs. Brown, Cleo Eick; The Wife, Gertrude Cahill;' Acrobatic Dance, Helen CNeiLv A Hotel in Reno—Porters'/ Lee' Loomis, Jack Ryan; Clerk, Dr. \WV| Burr Cameron, Detective, Bert' Lindsay; Bride, Roy Wyke; Moth er of Bride, Fred Fisher; Groom, Ben Porl, Old Maid, Fred Baxter; Will Rogers, Earl Travis; Guests, Frank Pezolla, Charles Rishel. Steve Salmon, John Bonazzi. F. E. McCormick, Warren Young. Boys Caught Stealing, Si Ev ans, Lew Vaughn; \Cheer Up\ Mona Lainhart and Entire Com pany. Put a frame under the porch mat before the heavy storm sea son. It will permit the mat to dry and will keep the porch from becoming stained. DR. RADER TO SPEAK TWICE IN THISJLOCALITY The many people of Endicott and vicinity who heard Dr. Lyle M. Rader in his addresses in this community during the State Con vention of the Men's Federation held here early this month will no doubt be interested to know- that Or. Rader will speak twjee in this locality next Sunday. Dr. Rader will give an address V. Anderson, Movie Director, Bayer Aspirin it always SAFE ••war* mi Imitations GENUINE Bayer Aspirin,' the kind .that doctors prescribe and millions of users have prortn safe; fox^oyrer. thirty .years, can. easily, be identified 'by the name Bayer and the word genuine as above. Genuine Bayer Aspirin Is safe and sure; it is always the same. It has the unqualified endorsement of physicians and druggists every where. It does not depress the heart, and no harmful effects fol low its use. Bayer Aspirin is the universal antidote for pains of all kinds. Headaches Neuritis Colds Neuralgia Sore Throat Lumbago Rheumatism Toothache Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer manufacture of monoaceti cacidester of salicylicacid. The NEW CHEVROLETS ARE COMING WE MUST HAVE MORE ROOM REDUCED PRICES On All Used Cars •— * —•—• Miller-Crane, Inc. Plwnt 1141 147 Washington Avt.. Endicott, N. .Y Furniture REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING REFINISHTNG Estimates given on all. work Work called for and Delivered G. A. 103 Roosevelt^ Avenue Pbone4297 \I'll Try and Help\ (Fill out and mail to The News-Dispatch, Union, N. Y.> Name ... Address _. I need a man 'or woman) to The job will require about .. hours (or days J. I am willing to pay . cents an hour. This coupon will be handed to Hubert D. Os- terhout, Superintendent of the Poor who will send to you a worthy unemployed resident of Endicott in the Johnson City High school auditorium at 3 00 o'clock next Sunday afternoon and will speak in the Boulevard M. E. Church in the evening of the same day at 7:80. I The speaker who is a Salvation Army envoy, an ex-service man and n chemist of note, will give his celebrated discourse on \Chemistry and the Bible. Do they agree?\ Mr. Rader has often been spok en of as the largest man in re ligious work. He weighs well over 800 pounds and radiates an atmosphere of geniality and his personality was marked during his short stay in Endicott. Many local men and women have ex- ftrococd their inteutiun uf heming Mr. Rader during his stay in the \Triple Cities. \WHAT'S WRONG AND WHERE\ ANSWER TO PICTURE PUZZLE ON CLASSIFIED DEPT. PAGE 1—'Braddock was defeated in 1755 2—Electric lights were unknown 3—Telephones were unknown 4—Boston terrier had not been developed 5 - Man on right has U S. A. on hat* 6— Man on left is smoking rig arette in holder 7--Y. M. C. A. huts were un known 8—Man on right has field-glass case at side 9—Movies were unknown 10—Man on right has modern haircut , BABY BUTTER 2 lbs 75c At Grand Union— this Week Fancy Creamery Tub SUGAR FINE GRANULATED 10 \>»• 48< FLOUR POCONO FAMILY 24'/, lb. Sack 69. FLOUR SYRUP PiUsbury Cake or Pancake Freshpat Urge package Bottle 21C SOUP *Be Sold at What Does the Bahy A John Holland Fountain Pen will be given to the person who writes the most interesting Jetter des^nhing' j&e baby. Use your imagination and tell us what you think the baby will look Eke. A blonde? A .Brunette?, Male; or {Female??* How oldj? KJive a .full All letters must' be ninded in or mailed to one of the Red Arrow places before DECEMBER 13, 1930. —-PACTS ^^^BSiIBER— 1. The Baby will be brought to, the Red Arrow Auction. 2. The: Baby, will be sold in~'open, auction, after .'the regular Red-Arrow Auction. » ' •* ' ' * 3. ITieBabywflrfe , .;, 102 articles of lugh'dass merchandise,^having a 'value of.about $249.75, will be sold for Red Arrow Money at the. next Red Am>w Auction. DECEMBER 15^ JbOSO FROM 7 to 9 O'CLOCK AT THE NEW \LYRIC THEATRE This merchandise is now on display at Red Arrow places. BOOSTERS: Increase the value of your Red Arrow money Five times, by exchanging it for Arrow checks, at Endicott Trust Co. The Booster Contest is now under way and will endfon Thursday, March 12. BE A RED ARROW BOOSTER! JOIN NOW ! $1.00 in Red Arrow Money will he given with every ticket pur chased on Monday night and $5.00 in Red Arrow money with every ticket purchased on Red Arrow Auction night at the New Lyric Theatre. . • LUX COCOA Baker* •ft * A Upton's '4 I E« /Vfellow Label lb. PABST-ETT PEARS S large 21c lb. can 17d* 23c I 45c 2 pi***- 39c 2 ,a r s l 49c PRUNES EE 2 ^ 35c CIGARETTES Chesterfield- 12c^$l 19 PRUNES « 3 n-. -25c fBEETS ^ 2 25c PUMPKINS H£ 1 2Vt c PEAS ?1 3 — 25c Campbell's Tomato can 7. GRAND UNION Highest Quality MEATS A GREAT SPECIAL PURCHASE BRINGS THANKSGIVING TURKEYS AT A j- Watch oar Windows For Prices ROCK BOTTOM PRICE! Each. One a Young, Tender Fresh-Killed Bird — Inspected\ by Oar -Experte LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW at any GRAND UNION STORE GRAND UNiC The Best for Less/ RED ARROW PLACES E. L. HILKINS, Jeweler Phone 440—Washington Avenue—Postoffice Block NEWING MOTOR COMPANY Phone 307—Gasoline and Oil—Cor. Main S t and Garfield Ave. TIFFANY'S DRUG STORE Phone 932—Ine Rexall Store—3 Washington Ave. PEER 1 . ESS DAIRIES, Inc. Phone 1236—Milk, Cream and Buttermilk—4 Adams Ave. MOE'S DRY CLEANING Phone 557—Cleaning and Pressing—532 North St. MITCHELL & MITCHELL Phone 893—Radios and Auto Supplies—103 Washington Ave. ELITE CONFECTIONERY STORE Phone 930—Soda, Candy and Restaurant—101 Washington Ave. LAWRENCE WALKER (Endwell District) Phone 1484—Meats, Groceries and Furnishings—23 Pearl S t GILLETTE'S SERVICE STATION, (Union District) Phone 379—Gas, Oil, Tires and Repairs—503 W. Main St. YOUNG'S ECONOMY FOOD SHOPS Phone 533—Meats and Groceries—300' Vestal Ave. Phone 984-W—1800 Main St—200 Nanticpke Ave. THE JSEW LYRIC THEATRE' Will Give Away $1.0fl in Red Arrow Money with Each Ticket Pur chased on Monday Nights—$5.00 in Red Arrow Jtfoney on Auction Nights Plan and Instructions Copyrighted, and Patented by Red Arrow / Service, Snrtnj^eWi. IU, t ... - . - , ENDICOTT'S VERY BEST y Candies be... f SPECIAL - PEANUT BRITTLE WITH LOTS OF PEANUTS 19c per lb. Marachino Cherries - 49c box DONT FORGET OUR QUALITY ICE CREAM 35<Tc QUART LEXANDER'S CONFECTIONERY 103 West Main Street Union District Quality Low Price