Thursday, July 16,1931
ATURE STUDENTS
ILL BEGIN STUDY
:coml Group Registers Ycstcrda)
For Three-Week Period in
Seven Mountains
A new group of nature students
ere adnnttcd to the nature study
imp yesterday, according to Rcgis
•nr Willuini S Hoffman.
Students at the first camp which 1
loses this week will vacate the moun
iiin glen where they have been hv
iig for the last three weeks, study
ig inre plnnts, birds, and animals in
lieu natural habitats
The gi oup who will attend the camp
>r the next three weeks will return
i time for Summer Session Com
lenccmcnt, August 6. The nature'
imp is located sixteen miles from
ie College m the heart of the Seven'
[nuntnms
Like the first group the new stu
*nts leprcsont a number of different
ales, advance registrations indicate
Movie Chats
Stan Lnurcl, well-known member of
ic famous comedy team of Laurel
id Hardy, has petitioned the court
>r permission to change his name
om Arthur Stanley Jefferson to Stan
auiel.
Film comedians do have to keep in
ondition. For instance, Charlie Rug
les, hilariously funny in “Charley’s
.unt,” is one of the outstanding
and-ball players of the United
dates. !Ie held the championship
f the Los Angeles Athletic Club for
everal years, won the same title at
lie New York A. C, and has ranked
igh in several national champion
hips He is also an expert boxer and
devotee of swimming. Charlie’s
itest picture, “The Girl Habit,” is
ne of his funniest.
Robert Woolsey, he of the big cigar,
ho has brought laughter to millions
i “Rio Rita,” “The Cuckoos” and
dicr hilarious pictures when teamed
ith Bert Wheeler, believes that trag
iics are the pathway to fame—and
imedy! Bruised and broken by a
ad fall, he was forced to give up a
tcccssful career as a jockey. So he
irncd to. the stage to become a sec
id Booth. But a stage manager;
.ughed when he tried to act—and
soplc have been laughing at his act
ig ever since However, he now gets
aid for it' He now has a starring
ictuie of his own, “Everything’s
Ooic,” lus first pictuic effort in sep
tation from his pal, Wheeler.
Doug Fairbanks, Jr, who reaches
taidom in his latest picture,
Chances,” fiom the novel by A. Ham
ton Gibbs, is ona actor who hus made
ood on lus own despite the handi-
MaryLincolnCandies.
70c Lb.
Always Fresh
Agency by Appointment.
ROBERT J. MILLER
Rexall Drug Store
What Goes On HI ga gg A Dynamic, Pul*
During the Long 111 Q ne o j. S|§B sating Drama of
Night Vigils? 11l Screen’s Finest HlSi Life and Love
Here is the 111 Actresses f| M | from an Unusual
Any.”!' |) St k Angle!
cap(?) of a famous fatliei, an equally '»lle stage tomorrow and do an act
famous step-mother, Muv J’likToiil. !‘>t imimuv similar to that done by
and a brilliantly successful wife, Join UNie >n her palmy days.
Ciawford. And if he hadn’t mule
good in the pictuies, he would still The stais of the year’s two out
have been successful, foi he can wule standing gangster pictures have been
satires thnt sting and he can cut tea- united in a new picture, “Smart
ture as few artists tan. lie is soon Mnnoj.” and stiangc as it may seem,
to have a book Qf \eise published gangslcts are no part of it. It is a
His recent articles in a national mag- stoiy of a smnll-town gambler who
azinc attracted considciablc attention goes to the big city to win from “the
And finally, he could go on the vaiulc- big shots," but whose weakness for
College Cut-Rate Store
Comei Opposite rostolTice
Watch the Window for Specials, Friday and Saturday
Vacation Special—Prophylactic Tooth Brush, Listcrine
Tooth Paste—All for 47c
Picnic Supplies—Whitman and Shellenbargcr Candy
Agent for Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein
Toilet Articles
C. LLOYD MAJOR
AND lIIS FAMOUS
VICTOR RECORDING ORCHESTRA
appearing at
ALFARATA PARK
Saturday, July 18
LADIES—SOc MEN—$l.OO
Week End Special
Vase and Dozen Roses
$1.50
■ (. 'i
State College Floral Shoppe
Allen Street Phone 580-J
A Complete
Food Service - ,
*
The C orn er
unusual
Whitman’s Chocolates. Kemp’s Salted Nuts, Standard
Brands, Caml> Ihn Goods, Cigars and Cigarettes
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
blondes proves lus ultimate undoing, movies fiom the stage, Robinson as a
Edward G Robinson, famous as “Lit- chuinclei player and Cagney as a
tie Caesar,” is the stai of “Small soft-shoe dancci Many consider Rob-
Money," supported by James Cngncv, inson Hollywood’s lending candidate
lending character in “The Public as a successor to the late Lon Chaney
Enemy." Both actors came to the in character lolcs.
inday - Tuesday
ICE-COAL—COLD STORAGE
Hillside Ice Company
North Patterson Street Phone 136-J
FROMM’S
July Cl earance
You know that a lot of summer weather is yet to come—so do we.
You know too, that the merchandise you buy now is good for year
’round wear.
But we’ve got to sacrifice it now, to get ready for the coming fall
season. The policy of the store calls for a complete clearance
every season. It’s your opportunity to save. Don’t pjiss it by
Values you can’t resist !
Society Brand, Charter House, Braoburn
and Hart Schaffner & Marx
Light S U1T5..,40- n “t s &‘
These die not broken lots, but you have the pick of our entue stuck—by far the gieatest
values ever offered.
All Other $lO j •
SUITS During This Sale All Altciations Will Do Chaiged
to You at Cost
reduced to
All Other $5O a, a /—y
j 2 suits $ 4O
reduced to 1 W
A Group or ?6 50 and $7 00 Ayj fU?
SPORT OXFORDS 3
White, Black and White, Tan, Brown
Ciepe Soles, Rubber Soles, Leather Soles
A Group of
KID PUMPS Pumps and One Straps
SSfi. $7-95 *SSS& $ 1 Per
Patents Kids | i—<
Values to Vnlues to TOOL
$1.50 $7.00
?6.”0 Impolled
WOVEN SANDALS
Cool and Conifoi table Tor Summer Wear
$7.00 Linen ,
Pumps ami' ip .7 J
One Straps
Women’s
Jf>lo Stetson 4.
Oxfords
Broken Sizes
$6.50 PUMPS and SPORT OXFORDS
White, Elnck ami White A* w a
Brown and White,
reduced to
ANNUAL
starts tomorrow morning at 8.30
Store Closed All Day Thursday so that we can
mark down our entire stock.
A Group of
$3.95
Harvey Marburger
AND HIS
FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
Appearing at
HECLA PARK
THURSDAY, JULY 16
Dancing 8:30 to 12:30
ADMISSION—SI.OO
Sunday Afternoon, July 19
BAND CONCERT by BOALSBURG' B.
’29.
s-m- 75
SUITS 1
$2 50 While Duck Pants $1.79
$1 00 Shirts or Shoits 1 79c
$l.OO Sport IJelts 79c
$l.OO Neckwear 79c
$8.50 White Flannel Pants $6.45
$8 Stetson Hats $6.25
75c Shu Is oi Shorts 59c
50c Silk llosc ; ♦ 39c
$6.50 Sleeveless Sweater Sets $4.95
Men’s $8 50 to $9.50
Walk-Chur and Ciawfoid
OXFORDS / '
Black and Blown Only
Men's $3.73
Linen Knickers
Well Made {tO 95
A Heal £*
SIZES
TO FIT
EVERY
ONE '
All Other $45 ,
SUITS
reduced to
$1.95 and $2.25
SHIRTS
Wlate, 2 for
Ton, ** 101
Green,
Blue' r\ r\ r
Novoltys $ 2.95
Stupe*