Thursday, July 30,1931
Campus Bulletin
Theses for advanced degrees must
be submitted to the office of the Dean
of tEe Graduate School before Thurs
day at soon.
The exeprsiots to Danville Staid
Hospital for tEe Insane will leave the
Auditorium at* 7 o'clock Saturday
morning. Transportation tickets will
be sold for at the Sommer Ses
sion office or at the Student Union
desk in Old Mam, until Friday noon.
Them will he a bus to Scrantoa by
way of Danville, Bloomsbury, Ber
wick, West Nanticoke' and Wilkes-
Barre at 8 o’clock next Saturday
.morning, August 8. At the same
time a bus will leave for Camden, N.
J. by way of Harrisburg, Lancaster.
CoatesvQle and Philadelphia.
Movie Chats -
Remember the old Keystone Cops?
WeU, they are back on the- jobagam
s in a new comedy just made Sy the
'Masquers (Jlub in -Hollywood, .enti
tled "Stout Hearts and ' Willing
Hands. 1 * Among the original Xey
stoners in the picture are Ford Ster
ling, Chester Conklin, Mack Swain,
TT-anif Vmw, Jimmy Fmlaysou and
Clyde Cook.
Fredric March, who capably por
trayed the take-off of John Barry
more in “the EoyaiFamily of Broad
way” has been definitely decided up
on by Paramount for the lead in “Dr.
'JekyD and Mr.-Hyde,” which is'to be
remade this year.' You vST remem
ber -that' John Earrymore starred In
the original Mtrfa™ Hopkins, whom
yon will acclaim in “The ‘ Smiling
Lieutenant” next week, will have the
feminine lead. -
Sally Filers is another, former
Mack Sennetfc" bathing beanty * who
has gradually won her way to greater
success aa a dramatic actress, a Her
last picture was "The Black Camel,”
the engrossing Charlie Chan story.
She -will -soqn be keen with. George
O’Brien in' “The Holy Terror,” an
action picture thaS will bring . you
Visit pshacoquiUas; Park
AT LEWISTOWN
DANCE SATURDAY, AUGUST 1-8-12 P. M.
• s “THE CAVALIERS"
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2—BAND CONCERT—2-5 P. M.-
DANCE.TUESDAY,-AUGUST 4—ft;3o to 12:30
'I MICKEY GUY and 0»
ADMISSION PRICE—2Oe
SWIMMING " > GAMES
COLLEGE SEAL JEWELRY
at $l.OO
The Athletic Store
- ONCMP CORNER .
; ALL STUD.ENT SUPPLIES
: 8-DAY
Sunmier Qearance Sale
BegwmingrFriday July 31st
A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONET ON NEWEST
’ - 'IN MEN’S WEARING APPAREL
- Owe regular 522ii0 Linen 75c Wash Ties—s9c,
■„ S2AO Pajamas™ __ - 5 L&>
53-95 Linen Knickers—l2.9s 52.00 Paramos 51 Jo -
5450 linen Traosers—j,2-95 li'cn eVil?
51.75 Wool Golf 53.00 Shirts . __S2AS
59A0 Flannel Troosers'!s6Js Shirts J 5
SS.SO Flannei - , wonderfnl broad .
- $l.OO Hand -Tailor Ei I doth shirt in bhie, white and
. tan, all skes—sLso -
' UNDERWEAR. ,
• ' N «ckwear— - - Shorty and Shirts SUS *
Wash Ties—3 for 3H.00 51.00 Shorts and Shirts 79c~ a
A new shipment of linen ‘ : -
Saits, wen SLEEVELESS SWEATERS
breasted, 3-piece—slO’-OO 54-50rnow_ S3AS :
Doable Breastrrfi nowllL.- S2AS
- 3-pieee—slW3 : 53.00, now. 52^5
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! ILTiLLEN STREET
many a thrill.
Richard Barnett, notable stage ac
tor, of the famous Bennett fam
. ily, and father of Constance and Joen.
i screen luminaries, has at last fallen
■ for the lore of the KWg lights. Ee
makes ha picture debut -with Marion
1 Davies m her latest picture, "Five
; and Ten," made from the famous nor
r el by Fannie Hoot. Too will also
l see- him wtih Constance Bennett in
• “Bought," a Warner Bros, picture to
i be shown early in September.
In celebration of the opening of the
new show season, Warner Bros. The
atres will observe the month of Aug
ust as “Blue Ribbon Picture Month."
With the close of Summer Session
wort CatEaum will perforce
have to its participation to the
opening week, but during that brief
period some unusually fine pictures
have been scheduled. Those who re
mam here during the rest of the sum
mer, however, can be assured of good
pictures throughout -the vacation.
Ruth Chattertou, one of the screen’s :
finest actresses, will soon be-starred
in Warner Bros, productions-, as she
has bees signed to % long term con
tract. Her latest—and probably last
—Paramount picture is “The Magnifi
cent lie" soon to he shows locally.
This picture is based on Leonard Mer
rick’s Book, “Laurels and the lady.”
X famous stage production, with
- two noted stage 'performers, was
- transposed to the screen in the mak
ing of "Honeymoon Lane," soon to
• be shown here. Eddie Dowling} long
• a- Broadway star, repeats |ns stage*
’ success in this delightful production;
1 while Ray'Dooley, wwVfng her'screen
> debut, ..thoroughly demonstrates the
r reason for her popularity as a stage
! The combination of
- Dowling -and Dooley promises to be
* happy one.
News of the Churches
University Baptist Church
Hlttas? Arena* sad Btfauat* Street
- Bible School at lh3o. The final dis
FREE PARKING.
_ . RIDES
cession of "Jesus’ Preparation for
His* Life Work?* will be held.
Dr. Selby brings the message on
the subject “The Strange Jesus.”
You will'bo cordially welcomed at
our service- this last Sunday ..of the
St. Andrew’s Episcopal- Church
304 Fraser Street
Holy Comoumon at 7:45 a. m.
Holy Communion sermon at
10:45 a. m.
A hearty welcome is extended to
aQ.
Grace Lutheran Church
West College Are. at Atherton St
Sunday School at 9:30. Special
class for summer school students
taught by the pastor.
Homing worship, 10:45.
A cordial welcome is extended to
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ICE—COAL—COLD STORAGE
Hillside Ice Company
North Patterson Street
Campus Saddle School
IN REAR OF HOTEL AND THEATRES
Horseback Riding
- . Gentle Horses and Free Instructions '
51.00 PER HOUR _ 12-HOUR TICKET $lO
’ - Make Reservations, 1 i ~ Phone 9799
.' : / - ; SHE ' >. .•
PENN’S CAVE
- f ; THE i ■
One Mile Boat Ride Through Cave and Lake
5 Miles East of Centre Hall
1 ‘JUST HALF HOUR’S RIDE FROM STATE COLLEGE
if i
'wHK *
mirni
■ Monday - Tnesday—August 4
THE-PENH StATE COLLEGIAN
St. PasTs Methodist Episcopal
: Cfcareh -
V. gwtlj' ffirtwtti grtat P»*Wc_
East Coikge-Ave. sad .McAllister Si.
at 9.30 a.m. Special
for sannnkr students taught by
Prof. C. D. Cbamplin and the pastor.
Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon,
A cordial invitation is ex* ended to
all to share in the worship and work
of St, PacTs.
The :Presbytirian Church
K*r. Urvd H. J«m Tartar
In. DmU W. CamtSoa. CtaJwt Putar
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Spe
cial class for the Summer Students
taught by Rev. Donald W. Carrsthexs.
Homing worship service at 10:45
with the sermon by the Bev. 'Edward
H. Jones.
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Psnmoaats Gorgeota-Picture
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miting 1
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tie Colbert
Charlie Boggle*
Miriam iHopkins
CATHAUM
Filth Reformed Church
•We extend a cordial welcome _to
worsiup with us. ' * ’
Church School at 9.30. . Special
class for summer sesioa students.
Subject: The Sunday
Hominy worship at 10:45.
We extend a cordial welcome to
worshio with us. "
Oar Lady of Victory Chape!
Sunday—Early Hass at 8 a. m.
Late Hass at 10 a. m.
A Complete
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Printing Sefvice
The Nittany Printing
; and" :
PnbHshmg Company
Between Movies and
the Corner
Alexander Caverns
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PENNSYLVANIA’S MOST BEAUTIFUL CAVERN
NATURE’S UNDERGROUND SCENIC HANDIWORK]: ’
Pennsylvania State Route 972
8 Miles Northlrf Lewislown
3 i
SWIMMING at HECLA PARK
FINAL WEEK I
Clearance Sale
of Women’s
New Summer Shoes
A sale of colorful summer footwear,
—combining beauty with comfort.
Our entire stock of ' \ ‘
ALL AT THE
ONE PRICE
$A.95
Take advantage of this sale saving!
Clearance of Men’s Oxford’s _
Black and White f/i. - Walk-Overs
Brown and White '**% Crawford
All White If Ralston
Black—Brown That -Gold op to $9.50
FROMM’S
opposite Front Campus-
7 Miles East of Bellefonte on Route 220
Page Foo*
White Kid Oxfords
Black apd White Oxfords
Brown and White Oxforrds
, Black Oxfords' •
Brown-. Oxfords ,
Linen Pomps..
White Kid Pumps
Black and White Pumps
Brown and White Pumps
' White Kid One Straps
That sold up to $8
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