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DIDN'T IT FIT?

A party of tourists from that vast ,and influential country across thei . l herring-pond were being shwon over»

i an old Norman ruin at Hastings.

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The guide, who had studied archi- tecture, was pointing out the beauties;

of the ancient building.

podgy linger on the brickwork. "This. arch goes back to William the Cou-

"Look!" he exclaimed. laying

queror."

One oi’ the party removed a large

‘ cigar from his mouth.

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A COMPROMISE

With a tremendous effort Dodson Just managed ta leap out of the way oil

his friend Watkins car in time. Wa kin slowed up and turned to him. “Sorry. old man." he said.

“I should Just think so!" splutte‘ ed Dodson. 'what on earth are you‘

‘driving so last for?"

‘wen? ‘mum watkm’ "the M53" iheart. was played by John AleitMur- istrate lined me ten shillings for ex- chmcm

ceeding the limit this morning, and} u he hadn't change for a pound note he told me to go and speed the rs-

nainder out."

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lilo-Community Vocal and instru. mentisl Recital. St. James’ lspiscopsi Church. Rev. William Blatchford.‘ Pastor; Wm. staneileld, Mus. Bar... Organist and Cholrmaster? ' l

lLw-Religious Services. Auspices Atlantic City Ministerial Union, Rev. Charles Baldwin Mai-gate Community

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7.00- Eipeciai Sunday Concert. Hotel Zilorlov. Luring Ensemble. J. Lleoziardi Lewis, linrccior.

HAS-Last Minute News Flashes and Baseball Scores. Press-Union Pub- lishing Company.

HIS-Hotel Traymore Concert 0r- chestra. William Madden Dir. 10.00 -—Correct Time. l0.00—-Studio Concert. Grace Layton. Sop.;. David Newman, Bar; Joseph Garrett, Piano.

‘moth-Special musicale. Galen Trio. Czeslawa Ozga, Violinist; Marjorie Curtis, ‘Celllst; Vera. Chudsey. Pianist, Studio. f

1i.00--Organ Concert. Arthur Scott Brook. City Organist. Senior High School Auditorium.

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5.30—Twilight Organ Recital. Arthur Scott Brook. (Request Selections.) 5.45—Last Minute News Flashes and Early Baseball Scores. Press-Union Publishing Co.

8.00-Final Baseball Scores. Press- Uulon Publishing Company.

8.05 Hotel Shelburne’ Dinner Con- cert. Ernest Bellinettl, Director. BJiO-‘Correct Time and Honolulu Duo (Reyes Brothers) Hawaiian Guitarists. Studio.

HAS-Special Jewish Program. Spon- sored by Avoda Club of Atlantic City.

9.l5--Hotel Traymors Concert Or- chestra. William Madden Director. l0.00,—Sl.udlo Program Bptclal Con- cert. Penn Hall School for Girls. Chambersburg, Pa.

l0.30—-W P G Minstrels with Merri- makers Quartctte. Studio. li.00-—Correct Time and Silver SliP- per Supper Club Orch. "Happy Ali'- drcws and His Nomads. ‘

Fisherman ’s' Luck

On Wednesday, May 8th, Point Prim Dramatic Club presented their four- act comedy drama Fisherman's Luck in Belfast Hall before an appreciat- ive audience. Although the weather and roads were unfavorable the Hall was ﬁlled . to its capacity, many people having to remain standing. Mr. E. L. Harrington capably acted as Chairman in his usualjovisl man- ner, and the best of order prevailed ‘ throughout. ‘ Notwithstanding the fact that this is an amateur club, and the ﬁrst J time some o! the actors made s pub- ilic appearance on the stage, each iperformed his or her part remark- .ably well. It would be impossible l; and unjust to comment on each in- ' ‘ dlvidually. as the parts were all most admirably taken, and although the . comedy drew forth penis of laughter from the audience. the tragedy brought tears to many of their eyes. Tom Manly. the poor fisherman whom Squire Hammond. in order to . further his selﬁsh interests. schemedI to rob of his home, money and i sweetheart. but who ﬁnally regained ' all, and was made vcry happy at the ‘last. was taken by Lester McLeod.

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IN the Landnuict, Pontiac oiicrs a car of supcrh beauty and distinctive styling, matched by an unusually brilliant ordcr 6f performance and by a luxury characteristic of the higher- priced Sixes. The strikingly original lines and exquisite ap- pointments of this dc luxc Pontiac Six are notable tributes to Fisher Body genius. The upholstery is cx uisitc; the seats wide, deep and of chcstcrﬁcit comfort. Appointments are of the ﬁncst; hardware ﬁttings are by Ternstcdt.

Foot-controlled tilnrny _ . headhghtsnrc among the The Big Six Landaulet l is priced at

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Squire's villainy. and making every- body happy at the last. was played by William MacRae.

8i Kidder, a stage actor. vrhose

‘CYr-‘Allgllicnﬂ McLeod. Little Nellie, provcmgn“ for palm Pﬂm schooL own" mym: w m1 secondhmg a waif of the ocean, found on the IThe Trustees and others in District‘ can-I can assure you. sir. there's as i a r chief occupation seemed to bc mak- monds villoiny, being aimqost rlrown- inlay, ltaiizwfﬂhghgarzxzjkzzfittilf rolilmh for her. she's ‘one evm‘ ing love to Ruth Manly, and dodging 5 cd by James when rescued by Tom- i ers who helped in any way to make w em m1. rm Ruth's mother. played by Kenneth 3 Knihlccn McLeod. m, may so successml ' 90mm’ Purchu" (and ‘H'- MICRIE- i On account nl’ unavoidable clr- ' “mud she has‘ Rev. George Mcdhursu-the mlhis- ‘ run-sinners, ihc rliy talent were un- l ler. who never liked to hurry, Hcc- obi‘ to be DTPS-Plll, but were ably sub- tor Murrllson. slituicd bcitvccn the acts by local‘

Alcx. McLeod. James Hammond. the i Squire's son. who sided the squire in

-hls villainy, by committing robbery.

ceaded in marrying Tom's sweet-

, David Morris. known as Uncle Dn- ‘vie. who sometimes appeared on the scene when he wasn't wanted. but who succeeded in dLscovering the

‘crime, and-iorgery. and, almost suc- ,

Ross Prescott-Squirt- Hammoudsiiinlen: in the persons of Mrs. W. D. i i ward. and Tom's sweetheart, Bessie v High}; m“! m; Dnnm mm‘ who n“, ' iMl-QRN- M?!’ 175K113‘. Tom's moth- forcd tlu- nudinuce with nicely rend- ler. a victim oi Squire llammondts prod 501.15, accompanied by Mrs. Ro- lgreod and villnlny, who had many liert West; also Miss Aususena Mc-

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