The advocate., September 21, 1929, Page 4, Image 8

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'(• aiin xa o»«, r-‘t< tk ix l
out knowing UiO lU ngrr irnlt«rd by drums íioni ram p to lam p
fm «ble d irrclor
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liu lrm l ol mone» thr governor >tiai ' ,,l r » oklri»
II lato moving in U h - I h it i U
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I hiv , the « lin o inon » h.‘ nt-
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m ft le» contralto volee altor g r-lim - ,u' 1 ,,v'' »»ñute» Irlt C (i re
thry
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Ih e Opidrn Stool »Inali I h well »
f‘*eM »t> i b »urroiuala I .«mi
in an es » rr e over “I d'dn t cxcec* v <-»*tl
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from » lu .li » t r r t-i rnr tlie tri-
rir»t Cam p W r aro hkr tlir bulfa-
to tnke a rvle m ilie p.ciuro
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ttiere in rrrl) to hclp riireot my ohor- • ** *nould b,* done l »ork rd lu rd n> ‘ A|'»m aiul a^um Uir\ fo rn irti ti»’ luul a! la l <Afc*r«l th r «hit« man
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hm t*n- imu ’ i »'* lum*» ** *hr
«•htmm ir m s i k t »
loel rqual to It lor it had been » r it- * n * rcu r* t f portrayol ol a V ihh I oo » f i t driven Iwu k b\ th r «aniHMi un i lori
It wi ' , i a niitht nr\ fí t« I**-
firm o ve ou ler > ri)o« rliul «ud Ukett
th r ’*har|w«.luH'trr: ni.ule
in p u m fri gut tri»
t-n lor Madam e S u l-T e-W a n . «rho * * * * *
f f •.Ile white by larviti»^ vrry lini k
to lero Uto prvsent inffux of ras'.ern
i
cn u u rrd rvn rl> tor pl.xy- A rm iU cr. one of thr beaketred d e -j
M r«i*«r t tunU M
Malte thè fiu lt. aiul sa iti» «harp kiuf«
urtors, » o s couslderrd our groatcsl m,: Uní; pau bv Mino of tho nm n *« ribes thr *rm a follows
«ut out th r «orr
I V n -djrr acrcxui
« rto r
Ttion thore »oro t»
whlie to rs e l our gioup. vrt 1 , * n t , , v ,
If»** H t i H r At m% 4 d | i i l
arU5ts. each quite a famous r f r v n »h.v
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alai piare p u ff Iti g ran ile k r’.tle atth
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»> m an » a i— mucli
\rr\ little a*»ter and <*ouk «*. nant­
who made up aiul tru'd cu t for the a part of rh : 1870 j eriod civui* \Tc-
• «tr«| t’hr fu t ri
‘T h e M rtir «hK 'h
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part but
ntr firat
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Dure f iu i t l u p»i»t vi nuirar
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faeto n
thr Nellie Uly Our race has a uuy|
The tXHlltl fK*ltt «ut t)ut n g h t i r Irli «ta^s r a d i p.nt «»f *fUlt l>ulp mut juke
i f .«hyin t at truth
Wr aim nrvrr liuti night b rig a r s «Ir» cripti« n
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in small Ja r.
ter all. thè Voodoo womnn i« n. i ‘ the Fanti an t C**pe cVust llnrs. a rnr
eoliflned
to 1870 In nutny
of our
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a hu h th
hud fUr<l
flirtl. «*%.* t u a duerd to th n r k>wr%t
l'cm munlUrs tho Voodoo wcunan
w “ ttf
f mhk'h
th r r itbrJi
M br*i h-ul
still kn. x n .
It Is tiu e
that the h.rld light on th r urying nuev »»f | ht tuna t ’heri « h o «'«•mmaiuh'd thr
M A V Ì. Y O U I O O K I I )
number of people a ho m o « amt him ianit)
cJuMer.ng n rout id t h AdiAtiUs «Irmandrd Uir rrtt rn o l
." 'i i k M 'n .u i ; ;
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u p -to-J.iU ' Holly* 1« » 1 it 1 » tfp o n ed
'• •«*»»» -»»J lb«- PltHul irv ,„ f {« ren t l«h r a . tb. p tlrr . I p ra .r
f l a t th rrr «rv Voodoo cult*
'» k o f Ittilc rb U d m i » n o %rpt with fn U h - m rantinir '.I m - a -I uui I i w « i
“T h o talkk.s h«vt' rrv. lu tirh ..a <1 Ihrir m 11» o out i t »joipatliy w illi- rk r would t« * l out m e ourr- on ft Ir
!h o knowi t I n d u tli)
In
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i I j i i h
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ihi- two r-M-xniali w rir btaul> of
thcr and form but k r t u u ur. n r c « - !
isary
lor Movloume « . i t
T h iir !
fan bo no rowrhmg or prompting
, th'm .ho dlrr*-tor Not n sound i nn
i bo utlorrd unlosr tt i& onsoiuui I t o 1
, thr play
Tho cost of picture pro­
duction had always been enormous,
but th e talkies have iiu r e a v d the
icost tsur-told.
The silgh 'rst m s * !
■ hap will c a .t thousands i t dollars.
"I see a lory d rfln itr plate in tin-
movie world for our im p le That u
if »e will preiMur tin liv e , mul f»-
‘ ready for our bi« eliant'e when it
arrives
We have rmulr it sub-l.in-
"FcRowing an operation I w.n
tial entrance into the world it *
nervous, underweight, had no *jv
Movietone but how »ill we V llow
petite and could not -Jeep. Alter tak­ I UP? ,
I
'V.’e have been te-o pr.-ne to blame
ing three t-crtles ol Lydia E. Tink-
the ether tello» fer our tutlurc», but
this is a dav 1 1 a new psychology
hum's Vegetable Compound. ! have
»Inch every M ien, should art. | : and
g.unid twenty pounds and am in
hold fast to the psych, tops that
No one can hurt us but ourselves •
good spirits now. I am tclhng my
Wo have been over-critical ot the
inends about your medicine an J 1 I ether fellow and not critical enough'
of ourselves.
will be g!.«J to write to any woman
"W e have taen taught b\ our leacl-
who is interested in Lydia E. TmL*
:<■ !> to a large extent, that ours, was
¡a
race nearly perfect, held back only
ham’s Vegetable Compound.”—-Mrs.
because of our dark skins
But now
H w+tU i Robcrro, 53 N. PUus*.'J St,
the slogan of the world IS efficiency
A n l in the future that . ttn thing
Taunton, M.maWvni
that Is going to count
it is time
t.-r young Nog ro e . to tut- bemoan*!
; ino th r fact tjia l they are h in d ered '
bv color and begin to become rffln nt '
along some line of endeavor
Not
I fust got a «mattering of knowledge
;but secure a thorough knowledge of
whatever they hope to master
j Aside from hrr 0110™.« work. Mrs
Bilbrew is equally a.< tamou lor In r
. Lacies Minstrel which is a yearly!
affair on the coast; and her ruurh
known Bilbrew Q uartette T his quar-
U tie has a tw o-year contract on U p - |
I Orjiheum Circuit T h ey were put <11
| fh<- regular bill tor th eir tryout and l
! they stopped the show
This, quar-
fe*tte broadcasts over K N X and was!
! the first and original "Do-N ut
company.
Mss. Bilbrew s eldest
daughter.
Mrs. Robert V Edward- is an enii-
J nent
pianist.
Hr r
two
sm aller
j daughters, who are twins, are under
¡a fivr-year contract a t O rau m an s
| Hollywocxl Egyptian T h eatre
They
scored th eir biggest hit wlien they
¡did the prologue with the Dum.-tn
Sinters ui - Topr,y and Eva " They
| are only five years old but they show
j a m entality far above th a t of the
j average -hild of that age
I Mrs Bilbrew m also a port In no
email degree
Some o f her bent
I known poems are. "C all to Arms ,"
| "Volunteers
"Black Boys, in Khaki
Belishea May, Usdtbv l sdy
1 We re Mighty Proud of You " "P un-
; ishm ent of Love," and
Eulogy to
H air that can he drcMted
My F a th er "
in any style—silky, soft,
| An a w riter of songn one of her
best rnmpoKltKsnn in, "T rib u te to R o-
sm ooth, brilliant — you
1 land Hayes. ”
can have it by m ini;
| As a tribute to her chorus, music
j teachers and directors from the fa ­
mous W m n-K eam ey studios and the
| Hollywood conservatory of mumr
their
/ x t IIX T T 'V T T T O C X 1 # a r x T ? | urged
urged
their
student* In attend
Q U I N 1 N L r U M A U t H eart* in D ixie- to note the h ar-
| mony, Movietone caught and brought
to the hearers.
Belishes M ay, leading
Mrs. Bilbrew 1* a dark brown-
lady in Shufflin’ Sam from
klnned woman of medium stae and
A labam ’ attributes her
height, yet she ha* a way about her
beautiful h air to the use
that makes you want to use the word
"cute' to describe her. Hhe possesses
o f E xelcnto. Its medica«
a very charm ing m anner and a
tion reaches the roots c l
pleasing personality. S h e Is a charm ­
the hair, im parting a neit-
ing hostess, a devoted
mother, an
affectionate
wife, an able directress
t t r u l lustre and softness.
a teacher o f voice and piano, a poet
Stops itching m alp.
and composer.
A t A ll D r ut f S t or e «.
Upon leaving her, one wonders at
the exuberance and vitality th a t she
W rite /or FREE seemp/e
displays
Her success Is no t astound­
o n d b o o h o f B e a u t y H in ts .
ing, lor she goes a t whatever task
she has to do wholeheartedly, flhe
E X E L E N T O M E D IC IN E C O .
does not expect la ilu ie , therefore
A tlan ta, Co.
success sm iles upon her.
u r
crowning
charm
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