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Ventnor Theatre
WEYMOUTH AND VENTNOR AVENUES
Today,
Daytime Wives
with
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WYNDHAM STANDING GRACE DARMOND
WILLIAM CONKLIN CRAIG BIDDLE, JR.
Thursday, Friday—
Her Accidental Husband
with
MIRIAM COOPER MITCHELL LEWIS
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FORREST STANLEY RICHARD TUCKER
Saturday, Sunday, Monday—
VIOLA DANA in LOVE IN THE DARK
Rijou Theatre
On the Board ™ Walk at So. Carolina Are.
Walk at So. Carolina Are.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The Wizard of All Ages
HOUDINI
In The Thriller of Photo-Play History
The Man From Beyond
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY
VIOLA DANA
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Love In The Dark
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MARYLAND AND ATLANTIC AVENUES
TODAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY
TOM MIX
IN ZANE GREY’S STORY
The Lone Star Ranger
WITH “TONY,” THE WONDER HORSE
SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY
WARNER BROS, by Arrangement with DAVID BELASCO
Present
The Gold Diggers
BASED ON THE PLAY BY AVERY HOPWOOD
with HOPE HAMPTON
And a Notable Oast Including
WYNDHAM STANDING ALEC FRANCIS
LOUISE FAZENDA
GERTRUDE SHORT - JOHNNY HARRON
jEntre Nous Gut
Announces Ball
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i Notable Social Event to -Occur
on December 26. Proceeds of
Dance to Provide an En
dowed Bed in New
/ Hospital
j The Entre Nous Club has made
! preliminary announcement, of a
■ holiday ball to be held on Decem
| her twenty-sixth at the Hotel
| Chelsea for the promotion of spe
i cial charity. The proceeds of the
; dance Will b.e devoted to the en
dowment of a bed in the new
hospital. This is the first formal
function to be conducted by the
I Entre Nous Club^since the war
\ and old friends of the society
will anticipate this function with
| pleasure. The Entre Nous Club
was formed more than twenty
i years ago by twenty young
| women for pleasure and service
I and during it3 long existence has
been one of the most notable
charitable contributors to the
; fine work of welfare in Atlantic
j City.
Beach Petition Up Wednesday ■
(Continued from page 1)
Boardwalk wrecked by storms and
supplanted by a new structure
fifty feet oceanward, will be neces
sary. Dangerous obstructions in
the form of jagged concrete bould
ers, reminiscent of a once massive |
sea wall or bulkhead, protruding!
from the sloping beach, will also
require the attention of Council,
removal of the same being ad
mittedly essential and inevitable.
Garden Pier
NEW JERSEY AYE. & BOARDWALK
Unde? New Management
BALL ROOM
DANCING
Every Wednesday, Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday Evening
CAREY
and His Orchestra
ADMISSION 40c
Special Features to be Announced
Dancing Instruction, 10 A. M.
to 11 P. M.
CHARLES FOSS, Director of Dancing
BILLIARDS
Recreation Billiard Parlor
20 Tables 1418 Atlantic Avenue
Iterance Calendars
Lack Business Punch
(Continued from Page 1)
house into the air and spilling
the inmates out of the windows
and chimneys, would be effective.
Then April could be made fruitful
to the company by a picture of
people struggling in a freshet.
Many could be drowned to fill the
April bill, and others could be
shown dying of pneumonia in
May. In June the horse that ran
away with the sleigh in February
could be shown running away with
a carriage, .and in July he could
be depicted in the act of throwing
a man over his head. He ccmld
also be shown in October rolling
on an anise seed fox hunter. The
economy of this suggestion is that
the same horse could be used for
four months, if differently colored,
without making tlje owner of the
calendar suspicious. For August
a mountain climber could be pic
tured rolling down the drags and
landing in a deep lake, where no
assistance is obtainable. -In Sep
tember the shotgun could remove
the head from the hunter, and in
November what would be more
apposite than to have a football
virtuoso removed from the field
upon a litter, while chanting his
ante-mortem statement? Decem
ber would be just the time for.a
lush, mellow, toboggan casualty
to strike terror to the uninsured,
or last but not least an automobile
accident. If these subjects, which
have the sporting spirit, were only
tested as herein suggested, it is
quite likely, that business would
boom and the insurance man
would be credited with having as
great a head for business, as he
has for long winded tabulated
statements.
tyarston Opens War On Crooks
, (Continued from Page 1)
will be so multiplied as to permit
of a thorough and systematic
patroling of the city at all times.
Plain-clothes men will be on duty
in conjunction with and during
all hours the uniformed men are
making their rounds.
Additional facilities for com
munication in an emergency will
also be provided. Motorcycles
and the service auto of the depart
ment have been duly considered in
the comprehensive plan outlined
to give Ventnor maximum protec
tion.
Close co-operation with police
The Dawson Stodio of Dancing
New Moose Building
PRIVATE LESSONS
Daily 1 to 6 P. M.
CHILDREN’S CLASS
Every Sat., 2.80 P. M.
Ballet Technique Class
Every Saturday, 1 to 2 p. m.
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departments of neighboring cities
and the county authorities is as
sured with the ultimate object in
view of bringing any criminal
violators of the law to speedy
justice, i
Mayor Risley Works !
On Traffic Problem
(.Continued from Page 1)
Specifications for laying side
walks and curbs as prepared by
City Engineer Rightmire were
adopted, and the City Clerk di
rected to advertise for bids to
be received on December 20. The
city will proceed to install side
walks and curbs in all parts of
the city where owners have failed
to comply with notice to do so.
Claiming that the railroad sid
ing at Cedar Grove Avenue had
proven most convenient George
C. Stoll, 303 Adams Avenue,
well-known Gloucester lumber
merchant, requested the commis
sioners to give careful considera
tion to the residents receiving
freight at that point.
The City Clerk was directed to
notify Henry Mackler to recon
struct curb and sidewalk laid
at Jefferson and Winchester Av
enues to conform to the established
grade as fixed by the City En
gineer.
At the Play
(Continued from Page 32)
a play between the almost hys
terically irrational young man of
the first hct and the awakened
freshness of the spirit of the same
man of the final scene that made
the part a big and difficult one. It
took a real actor to handle it and
it was put over' magnificently by
Henry Hull.
The play boasts also the clever
ness of young Andrew Lawlor, Jr.,
and the polished ease of manner
and speech of the society side of
that most versatile and welcome
of the passing generation, Effie
Shannon, who here paints a per
fect reason for her son’s dashing
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nail Cromar over your worn
•oft wood floors.
If your spare time is limited,
two carpenters will transform
one room in a day with this
' patented flooring — and it's
ready to use when the last
nail is driven.
Cromar wears a life-time.
Yet the cost is actually less
than good carpets.
Ask for Booklet
SOMERS t LUMBER CO*
209 North Missouri An.
Phone—Marine 82
restaurant
a revelation'
THE WEEKS that |
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INTERVENE BETWEEN
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NOW AND Xmas .
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ARE CERTAINLY
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THE BUSIEST in
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ALL THE year
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NO MATTER what
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POSITION IN life
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WE OCCUPY
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OUR LEISURE time
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IS PRETTY well
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TAKEN UP deciding
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JUST WHAT we should i(S
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BUY FOR Xmas
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THERE IS nothing
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NEW IN all of this
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YOU KNOW as
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WELL AS we do
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THAT THINGS are
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THIS WAY every year
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THERE IS however
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ONE SUGGESTION we '
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WOULD LIKE to make
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TO THE men folks
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ON THE days
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THAT WIFEY goes
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SHOPPING AND trots
AROUND AS only female
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SHOPPERS CAN
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DON’T ALLOW her to :%
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DASH BACK home
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TO COOK the evening meal
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BUT INSIST that she
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MEET YOU at the
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DEMI-TASSE