The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, February 21, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGI BIX TH UKKO AT FEBRUARY »1, 1«.!» THH MMTINBI., POTTA»U (IROVR, OKKOON TALKING PICTURES Invention Development Triumph of lii'r motli'T, who will undergo nn operiltioll lit ii I llgciH' lio pilnl Mi« D Peritil i< rcporti’d Io !••* Ill thin w«’« k l.'lhel Mni l.' i , who 1« IIIt> Billlig I* of <>., «pint tlie w«*«’k ••«••! Willi lor pnri’iil«, Mr. mid Mm. J. A Ma. key. VITAPHONE roKKWoitn CHAPTER I So like au auclent fairy tale la thia record. It might well begin “Many year« ago, In a dintant land, lived four brothers” but. romantic as it la, iu phases of family loyalty, faith and devotion, this Is fact and not Het ion. today and not an an cient time, a true story of men iu our own generation. To Baltimore City, iu the Free State of Mary Lind, the forebears of the Warner family journeyed I Nearby News j* from distant Russia. They nought for tlietr children and their dill drrn s children, the opportunity that America offered. Of good blood, holiest, God fearing and ludustrioua, the Warner aueaatora endowed (heir progeny with cheerful dls|H>sl tlons, faith In themselves, keen minds, a bulldog persistence, which refused to acknowledge do- feat, aud ver> little of this world's was to make life easier and hap pier for (heir parents and the fam lly as a whole. If, at that time, a sooth say er hud predicted that those four would head a series of groat companies, develop an epochal Invention, und command Immense sums of money, It would have be«'n considered only a wild dream In the intervals of the boyhood tu proflt by lt. Ila took engagé manta w bei over ha could Hnd (beili and beconw» a popolar sololsl. One for All and All for One The Warner llrua. wers clannlsh, From eurllest ineinorv lt liad basii a taso of all for ohm and onn for all. Woiklng ut separata lasks all eventually had a feeling (hat thwy weru ou thè wrong traek and that li» •••lltvit Ut llou Siil i VHS would Robert Drake Ditch (dosing Devise daring adventure to them In thoso far days, and a successful ona. It wua the first movu In careers which, after twenty five years of trlula und tribulations, wua to lead to Vitaphone. Hut It was not tliu flnniivlal sucvwaa that Intrigued them us lunch uh the future of the business In which they hud em burked. They weru showmen al heart. Ea< h of the brothers. Harry, hi .t j .1 ii k. <outi ibui<d his share of work. Oin u they were r.oing strong the four brothers bis gsn to think of the future. They ranched lh»» decision that the mo pl« i hi < lb 1.1 uff« r» d oth« i ■>nd 1 ' i openln ■ II Tha> i •«• i ni ■ *i that this new typo of entertainment hml reached Ilin great muss of people. mid not u limited few. ALBERT WARNER H f ’ A « N [ R goods. With such a heritage the four brothers Warner. Harry Al bert. Sam and Jack, began their Ilves. Loyalty is a predominant note In all the Warner history. This trait Inspired (he tans to go out Into the world at an early age to help the family fortunes loyalty und Industry combined to mak«» for their success. As the boys reached an age where they could be of ns slstance, each found III in ««»If a Job, at whatever work that was offered First Harry, then Albert followed by Sam and Jack, went out to v.irn money at anything. Their object Jobs, each » oiH'i a hud man aged to uiqi n edmation. A’* they grew older (hey went to work. Harry wan abb« to round up a Job with Armour A Co, while Albert went on the Swift X* Co. payroll Thia was the on»» time In their lives wh< ii they were competitors. Sam had a leaning towards me* i hanks ami went railroading lie br< am■» a fireman on the Erie Hall road, looking forward to promo lion und handling the throttle, lie was a flu»» figure of young manhood I some six feel tall. Juck had de velopetl an ev client tenor voice living naturally artistic, ho dc< itlvd | Mr nn I Mrs. Victor Chapman and «laughter Beulah spent Sundn.v c\ ening m Cottage Grove. Walter Skulmore motor« I !•» Cot tag«» Grove Monday on business Mr. and Mr*. Seth Fu*t«»n nivi family of Woodnr*l •» mill spent Sunday at the Bill Ward h omv. Geo rge Oroy. br«»ther of Floy I < >r<* v. and cousin, Manley G<»o lc of Saimit i, wer«» guests of Mr. ami Mrs. < >rev Saturday night whil«’ enrout to Lu as \ngvles mid Lung H* i* h. Cal Mr. nnd Mr*. De Lacey w « tv Cot tnge Grove visitors Saturday Mr* Frank Clark i* ill with th« im*aslvs. Mr. mid Mr*. Charles Kerning ton and son Harley were Cottage Grow business visitors Tu.sdav forenoon. Charles Lawrence was a Cottagi Grove visitor Sunday of t h i w e«‘ k Robert Cline is roeuv ering from th«’ measles. Mr* P. A. Anlauf was in Cut tag«’ Grove Monday aft«’rno«»n. Mrs. Victor Chapman motored to Cottage Grov«’ Tuesday. Mr*. Gene Bus* nnd Mr* \tncri go M«»*tni’het11 of Divide nnd Mr* Bosg an I «lnught«T of Cottag«* Grov« wer.* ilmner guest*, of Mr* l inei *on Hirhh’r Tuesday. Mis* Bernice and Zelrnn Forb«’■ attended a basketball gnrn«» «n Drain Fndny evening. C. W Vrtmgtou wn* a bii*invw visitor m Coitng« Cli"\e I’u« • I » MOUNT VIEW N Scanning ‘hs Future After hiivlng thoroughly Inwall Kali'll the progress of motion pic line «• i h I till Ion Warner Bros, ru* ulUed that the Lund of Opportunity was not u place whore you were un J L WARNE A Exhibitor. The lop tnun In direct bo tound, Houp'how, somewhere. touch wus the one who supplied S.tin had opened a bicycle shop In the film to bo sold As th«» sltun Youngstown. (). It was there he lien looked from where th««/ sat, bi i ¡uno Interested in the now In (he cttlleli who would grab ths vent loll, motion pictures A meet gravy was the Exchmigu operator Ing of the four Warner boys was who bundled tho product of pro railed. They decided this new ducers business had prospects It was the One* more the vision of Warner (list r«-ul vision that cama to these Bros, piov« d that somehow itulim young m< n, who wero to be u pow wav they did KNOW. On««» morn er in their world. They pooled re they took a long chalice und staked souic« s and began a search for m ’all th«y hud on u n«<w vent tiro. good spot in which to sturt the «<n They opened one of the first film terpi Ise. ox'hniigss In th«- «ouritry. It wus At Newcastle. Penna . In I9u3. i success for *ix years. Th«” W.o nvr Bro» o| • -n» <1 their first pic « mne their firs* «-ncountur with I tine tin .itic II was u gn at and I Busin« si mid iVul trouble- Sihuul wn* not hel>l m th«» upp« i grad«** riiur*<h«v a«» Mr and \! t .1 F Ros«« utteioled the funeral «<t Mr Rose’s uncle in <’r«‘*wvll. Mr and Mrs II D Mldn.lg«» of Bln« k Butte visit« J Sunday after noon with Mrs Jessi«« (lilrrist. Mr« T>>m \\ ilhniii* and family were Sundae vi*it««r* of H «rrv M.« ««»ii nii-l In* sister R«>*nlie < h.irb v Fuht< r nrriv«»d h«miv last Saturday for a visit with hi* par ents, Mr nn< I Mr* F C Führer Mi** H i/« i Führet wu* horn«» over th»» w«»ek ««n«l. Lester Gih’rist <«f Duixmuir, Cal, anie la*» W« du* *dav for a ten dav visit with hi* iiioth*r, Mr* J« • 1« Gilèrist. Mr« Georg«’ Kellu ll.... .. nnd luu. •laughter • 'aroline li|utore«| to w ..1 («•rv ill»’ Thur»dny a nd v iNitt’d with Mr*. K i 'I m ’B i »'«- k '« Mr. mot h«*r, Remu, until Friday evening Mr*. Roam, »on Harley ami M1 •« i’aiutlle >• lineider of Waiterv ill«’ ■•pent Wednesday evening with th« Georg«» Krb« H»«*rk family. h Furred to Sleep in Chair tias So Bail WANTADS DIVIDE (Hprrial to lh«' Nrntlh« I > Eel» 2’* <1 I. Allemnn while r« pm ring a I ••a««» Saiurdiiv nf t«r noun found a huge buck deer d« n I l h animal had caught a hind fuot be twe«ri th«« top and second wir«’ of the fen*’«», the wire* twistmg to gether t»> form n *nnrc. Idle Fiv«’ l|utidr«»«| tlub met Sa* iirliiy night at the M J Pcrim home, 21 btmg pr« sent FJhrl, <’lrn| and \ «’Ima Mackey w«T«’ guests Delirious r» fr«*«hiiicnls w ■ r- serv«’«l. \ L> »» * of Wnl«i« n • all* d «»li neighbors her»« Hntur«lny afternoon mi I wn* a ihnner guest at the F M (’hnpmnti home. The C \\ Raymond family vi* iled Munday with Rnnsotn lUy mon*l of l.nt hum Mr* Ravinohd ill«-*l on Mr* Wakefield of \ * alrlr Mun«lnv evening Knthle.n McReynolds of Phil«» math sp«nt th«» w«*«’k end nt th«» home of her pnr«*nts, Mr and Mi I L. Me Key nobis II II Ru**e|| I« spending n week nt Lowell, wh«T(> he |s getting out red nr piling The Divide Modal club m«*t nt lh»- horn«* of Mrs. Harry MrDule rhiir*«lsv afternoon. Eight«»rn w»*r«» l*n*s. nt, Mr* I rt’ l Patten au»l Mrs. \rfhur Dugan of Coast fork and Mr« Jenkins of V«’atrh bring guests of the rlub. Refreshment* wer«* *»*rv«’'l nt th«» close of the nf tvrnoon by Mr« MrDule and Mi* Prrmi. I.velyn Dugan of Wall-n spent Thursday night with Nelli«» Chap man The A M Purim family of Lon «l*«n vi*itrd Mundnv at tnr M .1 Prrmi home Mrs Kntherin«* Prrmi, who sprat a we«*k nt L«»n • Ion, returned to her home her«» with them. A grass fire burned over several acres of th«« L. Jarksun pine«« one • lay tin* week. Mr* Mnrnh Montgomery of Dram visited Munday and Monday at the horn«» «if a relative, Mrs. M. J. Prrmi Mrs. W. Raymond, n gnmddmighter, vi»itv«l with her thrr«’ Monday. !.«*•• Dugan «>f Walden spent the week • •n«l with Linn Chapman. P«-dro I’erini sti’pped on a tnrk Saturday and his been unnbh» 1.» work Ir’cauar of the injury. Mr« May D.ilngunrdi i* motoring t<i Eugene today on a business trip Mrs. II D Ru**ell nnd *ou Ch«** ter spent Tu«**«lny hi Eugene, w h« rc Mi* Russell i* taking treatment nt I a hospital Walter Maekvy, n sophomore it «’urviiilis, «pent th«» week end nt the J \ Mnck«*y home. Ruth Lamb, tenrher nt the l>i vid«' *'di'tol, was called hum«* to J ii gi it* \\ • in.- day by the illn«*«« ot ( H|»r< lai to the H. ntlnrl ) BLUE MOUNTAIN Feb 2d Ml«'* Mi rv laiyng , w ho hnd been nur*ing in 11 Ilgen«’, CH III< ( “P«' ial to th» S-'nlinrl ) home Fridav and left Sund i V for Feb. l‘J. Mr* May Horn«» and •i few «lavs’ v l*lt w ith a <uster. ns I.»'di«* mid Georg»» of Califor Mr*. George Dm r*t. nt Blue Moiin ni « visited with Mr* Albert Lan tain. Mr«. t»r one da.v list we«»k. Mr. ani Mr* Turn 1 .ntnbkin * a n «t H»r ue is » «i «te r of Mr«. Lanca* L • •run«’ fa mill *p«’Ut Hunda v at with Mr* Lumi •kina’ mot her, Mi* Albany vi« Eiling, who i« ill. d Mt mil Mr*. I. K. Brumf ie Id of the Blue Meuli Mtir*hfi«ld. Mr and Mr* U eurg. Su n « la v with a n Brumfield of ( ■oltag.» Grov e a n • 1 i basket dinner their daughter, Mr* B. iilah Wil km*, w h«»*e home is in the east Ellen .Tones is visiting with and who is vi *iting her parent* laughter. Mr«. Ctyorg«’ Hastings. here, visited Sumlny afternoon w itu 1 lira \! , i Mr« I. K. Brumfield'« mother, ill visit«»«! Sunday with home Mr* Amanda Sear*. Mr* McIntyre nn<l ««»n visit«* I l’u«,*dav’ at ternoun with Mr and Mr* Merle S*m»»ud* A fiuinh« r of *h' « p in th«' neigh borhood have lM*vn killed recently DIVIDE by «lug*. Mr and Mr* Iu* hard M trim <if ( Mp«clsl Io lb* Mmlinrl ) A ■ || th M ■ Feb Is Mr* C IL Burkett of hum«» Monday LONDON Lowell spent Mon«lny nt l>ivi«lr and Mr*. Chari«'* D«ar *taye«| over attcn«l<* I l«»«lg«» nt Cottage Grov«» night Saturday ut Yoncnlln nnd Mun i f, «’Vemng (Spr •reisi t«> th«« Sentinrl ) attend« «! a inc«’ting of th«* I attern Mrs. H<»uni«» P«»rinl hu* hern Feb. 19. .—.Mr. ani Mrs. W Star *pen«iing several days nt th«* hum* Jones and Mrs. Lynch Currin Mr. all I Mr* Walt«r |)<»w rn* m>-l of her gritii linother. Mr* < low. wh • children s| pent Thursday at \ndy 1> o W(- un vi*it«»d Sunday with is ill. DORENA John Small home. thi’ir mother, Mr* Luth« ria Dow Mr und Mrs Albert Totioli nr< Dolly and Os« ar Newton. George ens, al Blu«’ Mountain. (Special to the Sentinel ) the parents of rm eight pound Um kins and Philip Brookhart at Mr* Kai«’ S« ?ir* of Cottage Grove daughter b«>rn February 12 Feb. 20 Mr and Mr* (> I. temle i n basketball gam«* between was nt th«* Mr* \innndn S«*m* Rhtnestnit h and «laughter Virginia Tuny Totioli visited WctinesJav Dr.-ini :in>i < laklnnd at Drain Fri home S.itur«lMv. nt Lowell nt th»» home of hi •lay night. They were accompanied of Yoncalla visited fri«-n*ls here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rhm* smith brother, .Mne Totmli. home by Dorman Brookhart. HEBRON Gar len work is beginning in this (aught school h«»re two v«»ars ago I Mr. and Mrs. Fari Hirkbottham THORNTON CORNER» n« ighborhoo’L W. T Jones planted ( Special lo th* Hrntinrl ) an*l chil'lron spent Friday nt the potatoes Monday. (Hpsrlal |u <hr H«*titin»l ) Henry Cooper home. I • I» 2n Mr* John Chapman of Airs. W. L. uf Mr. and Mr* Woods of Junction Eugene, Mrs. Charley Bal«»* Feb 2’i Mrs McAboy a nd with tonsillitis. Fern Tracy of ramp A »pent Citv visited Sunday nt the Bert Dorma nnd Aunt Kat«» Menr* of 'laughter, Mr* II M«hm*ffrr of Cot l’ottage Grove wrt»re Munday visitor.« tnge Grove visited Monday after Fri «lay night with « Marguerite Willi uns home. Mr. and Mr* C II Jenning* an I at th«’ Freeman ( lark home noon with Mrs. T <’. Hhnw- Mr mil Mr* Trent of Cuttage Mr and Mr« M M Tison wn« who has been Mr*. Ruth England visited Sunday in Eugi'ne. Grov.- ««re Sunday vi*il«>r* of.Mr to Eugen«» Tuesday <>n busili«’*« improved. and Mr* Plunk Mr. and Mi «. Van Blaricom of \d«lis«»n Heath and Lyl«* Mr<»tt visited at th.* Mr* C. <’. Morgan an.I datigli of (’na«t fork were nt th«’ home of Saturday af Cottagi* Grov«’ spent Sunday wi’h their «laughter, Mr« M IL Kinnev (er* of Eugene were Munday n(!«‘r Mr II* a I h's «i*ler, Mr* J W iii»«»ti < aller* of Mr*. .1* •**!•• Gilcrist Fisher, Mat unlay. M r. and Mr*. Henry Mr. nnd .Mr«. Frank Ovmrton of •«pent Saturday nt th«’ .!•»«• I him«’ Mr and Mr*. < diaries Trent and t’ottng»’ Grov»’ •■p«’iit Friday ev«* Mary Trent went to Mpringiol. wood home nt Culp Creek. mug at th«* lioin» «•f Mr. <>v«*rton’.- Tn« *«lfiv to visit Mr« Trent’s *i •«pent th«’ week end brother Fred. t»’r, Mr* John Oliver, who is m » i at Sub’in. CULP CREEK Mr and Mr*. Gtiv .lenkin* and iou*|y ill. <d Blnrkbuttc ran n thre«’ son* Lime r, t'nrl and Art!«» nail ( M| mt | s I to the Hrntinrl ) Junior Berry ha* b«’«*n sick tin while splitting wood '■ailed Sutiirdav «»veiling on th • wi’i’k but is «ai«l to I»«» improving Fri*h Feb. 21'. It. H. Coulter of r r»’.| Overton family. Di -n Mattoon. Ilamld Woolley al was a Co tinge Grov«» Mr nnd .Mr*. L D Irwin o. Stanley l*ies»r of 1 ug«*rie *jM»nt Roseburg w«»re week end guests Of and I i <vd Blom!»« rg of Drain spent Thursday. the w«*«*k «’nd with his sister, Mr* Mr and Mr* M M Tison !■« V at the J*»«* Brookhart horn«’. Th«* Grant Rut* nnd Jam John K«’b»*lb«Tk. A < r«*w- of m»-n is building a families moved \ number of th«* n«’ighb«»r* met Georg»« l\«*Le|l>«'1 k Jr and Philip «»ne nfternoon of Inst week nt th«* four e arouml th»* curve on Bunton week. Hrrsey ntt»»nd«d the Monday -«•« hill. John B«»w«ler h«»me f«»r a surprise MU|M*rinten<lent oí Jo«« Nadeau, Kob«*rt Phillips is on the An<l«*r«on A \l oldletori logging -ion i>f ‘‘farm wek’’ nt l.tigeiie party, honoring Mrs. How b*r The with th.« Cottag«» Grove high *« h«M»i list. guests brought r«*fr«’-hm«’nls «»f ir camps her««, spent sev«»ral »lays la Nmith II .. i. ■ eb Mr Averill • r«*nni and cak»* and spent th«» nf The J. E. Banton fam w«*«’k in Portlan«!. D»jHng his ria*«. a trip t«» Eugen«’ Monday ti’rnoon socially. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dyer of I. their daughter in law, Mr gen«* visited a few «lays Inst we« Bant*»n of Sunnyside, 1 at th«* boine <»f Mrs. Dy«’r’s pa i • \ i-iting r«’lativ«’s in ents, .Mr and Mrs B«n Pitcher. B« rni*«’ Thorn spent Bert (dine and M. F Wyatt » t rn«»on at the J*«»’ Bro«» Cottag«» Grov«» w«*nt to their mu Mr«. Murry Newton ing claims in Bohemia Thursda Rov Hubbar ' n They went in by the Frink Itryi g*n*- Sa turds creek rout«» and will repair Mr. and William lovely telephone line which was broke made a trip Eugene Satur<lay. down during the heavy snow« th Mi*, Bern Thorn returned winter. W*- ln* - lav from Drain, whore she B. F. Lloyd Ar had spent a few «lays nt th«» home ring! on visitor« in of an uncle, William Thorn. Eugen«» « . _________ Mr-. Harold Abcene and Mr«. Paul M. Blowers, manag* r of th* Hnrv.’v Shipp visited relatives in I ..an«* Auto company of Cottage Phone 53 Free City Delivery Eugen»» M *»n* lay. ( Grove, was in this v i«*i nit y last Tim n 11 Bailes visited with Mr*. week. T"W o *cml Mnnda v. Mr. and I Mr«. C. J. Colter M rs. .Mary Mns-«*y spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Waring «•Vf-nin; ' at th«1 W. T. .Jon«*« home Portia nd, former rcsid«’nts The (\ H. Woods family pie | visited with friendi her«« Fri«h flicked at th«» log cabin on th»’ Mr. nn«l Mrs. Ala* VnnPruyn and Robert Phillips homestead Sunday ■ hildri'u of Creswelj were visitors at the B. !•’. McCollum home Sntur CURTIN. ' «lay. Tom Owens, who is staying with (Special to the Sentinel.) his sister, Mrs. Roy Heck, and at. Feb. 20. .Mr. nnd Mrs. William tending school in Cottag«* Grove, I (*nn of Mnllo Mult, lielicioiiN New BfVi'rngc Writ 1 "ii of .N'iti calh’d nt the home visited over th«' week «'ml with his » f M 1 r . Ida Ward Wednesday. mother, Mrs. Lillie Owens. ’dr mid Mr«. I) B. Hunt cnH<*| Mrs. Myrti«* Plank nnd children •'ii th" Clnrvnc«* Madden family of wer«’ Cottage Grove visitors Sntur foliage Grov«’ Sunday. dny. Mr . Jack Maulding and «laugh Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ivy of Eu l*r Dora Ma«« r»f Cottage Grov* gene were Sunday visitors nt th* I" rd Thursday with a siHter, Mr . home of Mrs. Ivy ’s pnr<’iils, Mr. “ ‘ I'loyd Or«»y. ami Mrs. E. M. Carter. Mi Jack Stigcr and won Lewi.« Mr. ami Mrs. Jesse Fnwvor ! "l""d t i fotlag«! Grove Tuewday moved to Junction City Sunday. *>f la f week on business. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Patten ami Th«» Pi oni’cr J,umber company children of Cottage Grove were vis I. >■* purr hased some government ¡tors Sunday nt the home of Mr. ' rib r which will keep jt in this Patten * n brother, W. B. Patten. ii jhhorhood for nt l<*nst two more Andrew Crow of Cottage Grov«» v • nrs. called on friends here Sunday. Mr. an« I Mrs. Wilbur Hill trim Mrs. A. U. Muter went to Eugene «’t- | business in Cottage Grove Sunday Io stay several days with F;i f in day afternoon. h«r <lnuglit<»r, Mrs. Hugh Proudfit. Mr. and Mr*. D. B. Hunt were Hazel ami Marjorie Gleason were 1 »in r guests of Mr. nnd M rs. Cottage Grove visitors over the I rank Anlauf of (Jottnge week, end. Grov“ I lurKilay evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Damewood Mr. and Mr«. Emerson Eichler! went to Springfield Bunday to I"nt Friday evening at the Charles sp‘*ml a few «lays at fin* home ol R ruin gio a home. their daughter, Mrs. Lawson Slagle, i « Lettuce Extra Fancy 5c Head Bananas Golden Ripe 4 lbs. 25c Full Cream Cheese, per lb. Raisins, 4 lb. package seedless We Deliver flit __NTIR¥_ lotsKtiiir/tm! ■ ■ Now that the weather u moderntini’ you will want to be replenishing the nupplies in your pantry. So, we are making it worth your while to come to the 20th Cen tury. Take it from u». you will be pleased. Prices Effective Wed.. February 20 to Tues. , February 26, Inc ■ SNOWDRIFT PINEAPPLE WESSON OIL a beans 25c 17c li's Ground TAKE II I’Ho.M I S. 1 lb. 30<- PANCAKE TLOUK. Sperry \n «*«*on«»mi»’nl *iz»’ — TKKI IA FROM UH -No 69c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP ”l*ure Soup all thru.” TAKE IT FROM US B> bar* 39C MATCHES, Searchlight NoiaoIrNM? Nou poi*onou«! Large full count boxea— TAKE IT FROM US -41 boxea 25r BLUING. Mr*. 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Itradv for you |<> Inaiali FOK H)\I (4f I WO ItO'iM I I HNIMII) I» Cottage Grove Phnrmary. t wo to fuor perenna 9-T OU Kagaa» apartment • <>n» > nl> nll) I«« sled rent Ihre, «o ala perlai IX« 00 Fugen» rra«onabl< Al«o «I« » ping room :io'» vw-r ptjM* Well Curl.lnr * *'tl. ■>!>. ’tr. . « phone II7 If f ir Yotir I I«« iim * Print Sh«»i> !•’i«>«t The Romantic Story of the Warner Brothers and the 1 liatory of Vitaphone Talking Pictures By JOHN I liAKY Bbl I REI* jimrrfca aboamfi business ro- mdN<v u’AirM, uj tin iaxpiiufUa Co the h « u » ^enmiNoMt ctNMMl b«* fold too offm. In this, an4 fAa iMcceed* mg cAtipfrri, u <et dotca the ftory of success builded on Alilore. It will rcrrul the struggle of four broth- ers who found anti fortune. 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