La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1917, Image 6

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He HAPPY, SNAPPY MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY
atom Show Girls
In Two Hilarious Musical Comedies
TONIGHT
SUNDAY
A A
Trip f'f NiSht
Around J .
The Mlt Uuna
World fesfe t own ,
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BILLY RAFFERTY-BILLY NIXON
THOSE COMEDIANS THAT MAKE YOU kAUGH
iATlUNEMcDONAGH
MISS'JRANCES HOYLE
Character Leading Lady
MOREY LONG
Baritone
MISS
Singitfgsngenue
AND A GINGERY, HAPPY, SNAPPY, CHORUS OF
GIRLS -- PRETTY - GIRLS
THAT CAN SING AND DANCE
THIS EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION WILL BE AT
ARCADE THEATRE
TWO DAYS ONLY
TONIGHT & SUNDAY, APRIL 28-29
MATINEES 10c - 25c
EVENINGS 15c - 30c
SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917.
U tfeA evtremelv inclement weather,
However, each and every person wno
saw the Boston show girls was well
repaid for his troume in guining --:
tho.r nnwprl to be a little
bit the best tmng in me muitoi
tunny conim"" ,. ",;
gram uu , j"7v Rn-
than pleased tno crowuo n..
day and Monuay s jn.iw.
MORE FOOD
PATRIOTISM." WISCONSIN
Madison. Wis., April 28.-(United Pvf )- food
i? patriotism. tue siuuun. uj. x-. ,
ee is being spread broadcast tlu-ouhoat Wisconsin to
day'on " war stickers," on bill-boards anon buildings
in the farm sections. kW,iMflnn mnrP.
Wisconsin was a leader m tne.iouu 1"u"""""""; '
ment, the legislature having passed a law creating a
council of state defense several weeks ago. Since then
tteKnovenicnt has been jammed home through many
agencies, even the phone companies helping by spreading
Sdcast daily wether reports for the guidance of farm-
er7 i. t n wn,w T?n,i fllnirp is fie-litim? to ffet
senator iwy x.
a bill through the Legislature providing n civilian sold
iery for Wisconsin. The bill would require the taking
of a muster roll oi an tnose uiwiunuucu " . -
and have them serve the country in some other capacity.
NEBRASKA CONCENTRATING ON CORN AND
BARLEY.
t i -vri, a oa TTnitoi Press"! Under the
direction of University of Nebraska agricultural expeitS
farmers of Nebraska today are fighting for the greatest
corn and barley crops ever grown in the state. Balked
in their efforts for bumper wheat crops because winter
wheat was killed and plowed up, the state is planning to
... ii X- i -ej ,,V.;Kof iin nniYinfllOTI
do its share or me national iouu iiiuinwu
through new planting and increase of acreage, parley
will be practically a new problem for most Nebraska
farmers, as it has 'been grown but little in the past though.
the climate is acimiramy suite u u.ur it.
TESSIE BATTALIONS OFF FOR THE FRONT. ,
London, April 28. (United Press) Two Tessie Battal
ions, composed mostly of marriagable blondes, are ready
to sail for France to take up their work as the pioneer
units of the Womens' Auxiliary Army. They are clerks,
housemaids and waitresses and are generally easy to look
upon, -i i j
In response to the howl of the trenches, it is hoped
that the next women's suit will be the cooks' brigade.
Soldier girls dress a whole lot like soldier boys. They
wear khaki suits, caps, puttees, rough boots and khaki
overcoats. ,L
What? Certainly not! Why, skirts, of course.
ATTENTION. 1
Sergeant J. E. Norton, member of
Cbmpnny M departed lust evening for
. Portland enrouto to Snli'm. Ho hns
been with the Company M for two
years and receiving his honorable dis
charge he will now resume his former
structor in the steno
graphic department of the Snlem
high school. He has been confined for
PIANOS
PIANOS
KNABE
SOHMER
IVERS & POND
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Hush & Certs
Hallett & "Olivia
,,,8H1ufrtaTiT"'"'"'''
Poole
Emerson
Cable
Schultz
Bennett and others
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PLAYERS TALKING MACHINES
SEVERAL OF THE BEST MAKES
PAT1EEP1IONE THAT PLAYS ALL RECORDS
DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO CUST OMER
NO CULLS SHIPPED FROM OTHER TOWNS
NO WORKED OVER GOODS
RICHEY PIANO HOUSE HERE TO STAY
Lewis Building Opposite sommer nouse
some time in the Grande Ronde hos
pital from an attack of rheumatism.
BOSTON SHOW GIRLS AT THE
ARCADE TONIGHT AND TO
MORROW NIGHT
The Arcade. theatre tonight and to
morrow matinee and night, presents
"The Boston Show Girls," a traveling
musical comedy company which has
received popular approval and flat
taring press notices everywhere.
The bill tonight is "A Trip Around
the World." Tomorrow the bill is
"A Night in Chinatown," both shows
absolutely different in plot, music,
costjnes and dancing.
i Tho show is fortunate in having
Billy Nixon and Billy Rafferty, clever
comedians, Miss Frances Hoyle, lead
ing character woman, Miss Arline Mc
Donngh, singing ingene, Morey Long,
baritone, and a claver singing and
dancing chorus.
i The Baker Democrat said of the
' show:
; "The Boston Show Girls," who are
playing a week's engagement ot the
Orpheum opened their show Sunday
night to a record breaking crowd.
Not only was the Orpheum filled to
: capacity but the lobby and street were
packed with people waiting for the
second performance. AU this n spite
LADIES Did it ever occur to you that no two
faces, thumb-prints, or. figures were ever ex
actly alike.
Why therefore, should youompress your vitally
delicate orsrans intcfea stodk or ready made
corset? .
Bearing this in mind wky not be fitted with a
Barcley, the only CustoinxMifde Corset in La
brrande.
v.
Mrs. C. H. Scranton
Residence 1703 Second St. Phone Black 481
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