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VIENNESE &AVOR m.
“THE WALTZ DREAN®
AT CIRCLE MONDAY
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PRODUCED BY UFA COMPANY,
KNOWN FOR MAKING FINEST
EUROPEAN PRODUCTIONS.
There is charm and fervor , joy
and pathos, comedy and just a littie
note of sadness in “The Waltz
Dream,” the UFA special which will
be shown at the Circle Theatre
Monday flavor of old Vienna is in the
picture, and,one has an intense long
ing to go to that gay city, whera
girls are blonde and gentlemen are
4men; where music and the uscious
¥ white ¥ines of Grinzig blend to make
“happiness. Really, the film is enough
to make any one daft abcut Vienna.
. The players and director of “The
Waltz Dream” are practically un
known in this country. But TUFA
p:roducors of the picture, are famousz
fpr “Pacsion,” “The Cabinet of Dr.
‘Caligiari,” /“The Last Laugh’ “Va
ricty” and many other worth-while
‘ntz'oductions.
!, Mady Christians, a Viennese beav.
iy, who plays the part of Princess
Wlix, is a \vc;?omo;MQQtion to any
screen gaflg f':é,We‘ m;y expect any
:dayt 0 hca%fih@t she has been}
engaged to,9@M@ 485 America. And
mwith her susel ’m; come Wiliy
Pritsch, wfw%flkf as Nux and
Xenia Dosui,jzlmnrays the role
of Franzi, lega)er of the ladies or
¢hestra in thé wine garden,and who
dducates the princess, only to lose
Her sweetheart thereby. l
. The minor parts are ably portrayed!
hy Julia Falkenstein as the Lord!
Chamberlain and Lydia Potechina as
S.t‘ffi, the fat friend of Franzi Ja
cob Tiedkte is droll as Duke Eber
hard.
i “The Waltz Dream’ is concerncd
wita a cilly provincial princezs
whose father brings her to iVenna in
s’curch of a husband. He has set his
mind on the Grand Duke, but tha*
worthy evades the ;\Tzrby delegating
the duty of escorting the Princess
around Viennd' to his aide, Count
Nichelas Prayn, Nux for é.hort. In the
end Nux kigg_affis:’hcr, and a kigs means |
marriage. G ,:"
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‘nies in the court of Flausberg that
JNux breaks away on his weddin~
might and rushes off to a local wine
garden, where he meets and falls 1n
love with Franzi, leader of the or-l
chestra and a fellow Viennese. This
affair runs smoothly, the while his!
life in the palace becames more and
more tedious. In desperation the
Princess asks the Lord Chamberlain
to bring her a Viennese to teach hes
the customs of that gay city.
Franzi is picked for the part, and
her idcas of dress and deportment,
to the ’s‘.orrowful loss of her own
sweetlllgz;i't, makes up one of the most
interesting sequences of “The Waltz
Dream.”
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The superstition that it is unlucky
to pass beneath a ladder comes from
the time when wrongdoers were of
':ten hanged from ladders propped
‘against a willl where trees were not
handy.
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KASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—(AP) —
Leander Gentle, of Atlanta, Georgia,
father of twenty-eight children, was
presented to President Coolidge today
by Representative Upshaw. Gentle is
sixty-five and has been twicé married.
“Never a Special Sale’’ Means
Lower Prices in the Beginning
Says Stephen Philibosian, Inc.
| Well Known Dealers in Furni
{ ture, Rugs and Draperies, Ex-
I plain Significance of This
Unusual Policy.
When the firm of Stephen Philibo
sian, Inc., of Atlanta, advertises they
never conduct a ‘“Special Sale,” some
people de not grasp the full signifi
{ cance of this policy, and for the pur
lpose of thoroughly explaining why
, such a plan is of special importance
to the buying public .this article is
z written. .
It stands to reason that a&ny firm
that never conducts a spaeial cut
price sale must mark their merchan
e’ 80 Tol{ in the beginning that a
{specia] sale will not be -necelsary in
';Qrgz- #&0, ve th; stock,”
1 7hi Hffi'ecisely what the firm of
Stephen Philibosian, Inc., does. When
new furniture, rugs or draperies are
bought, the selling price is marked
so low that it is not necesgary to cut
. the price . and wage an intensive sell
| ing campaign to move the goods. Peo
ple come to the store, see the remark
ably low prices and by comparison
with other prices they see -the gen
uine values offered.
A Big Advantage to the Buyer.
When one stops to analyze this pol
icy, it is readily seen that this mer
l chandising plan works to big advan
tage to the buyer. For instance: sup
pose you were running a store that
conducted special sales. When yon
bought new merchandise, you would
mark it up to what the average store
considered a fair profit. If the goods
were not sold at this price they could
remain in your store for months, maY-l
be years. IFinally, in order to get rid
of such surplus, you would conduct a
cut-price sale. You would cut the orig
inal price to such a point that the
publie wauld. consider it value enough
to buy.
I'rom the public's standpoint people
are buying merchandise lower in price
than it has been marked ‘in the past,
but, at the same time, they are buy
ing goods which may not show thatl
they are shop worn, but it is true
nevertheless that this merchandise has
stood on the floor for a considerahlol
| time. t
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
WE PROMISE YOU—We promise
you that it will be a good job if you
will come now and sit for the pho
tograph that should go asa Christ
mas present. You snow they have
asked for it. Cofield’s Studio, Cor
dele, Ga. 12-22. ;
Philibosian Policy Means New
Merchandise.
The policy of Stephen Philibosian,
Ine., to never conduct a special sale
means that goods must be priced right
in the beginning. Such a policy as
sures you that when you go there and
make a purchase it is absolutely new
merchandise that you buy.
It is a well-known fact that the
vogue in furniture and household fur
nishings changes just as surely as
the vogue in clothes. Although this
change in furniture vogue may not
come about as rapidly the change
)comes nevertheless and people who
are interested in keeping up with
&the times want the latest ideas in
furniture design when they buy.
~ Anyone who doubts the quality and
style.of the furniture offered for sale
by Stephen Philibosian, le., need
only visit this beautiful store and see
the merchandise for themselves.
Cash Policy Means Lower Prices.
Here is a store that offers the “ultra
smart” in furniture and home fur
nishings at prices far lower than you
would expeet to pay for such mer
chandise. £
When one goesg through this big
estabiishment in Atlanta and sees the
amazingly low prices marked on fur
niture that has such obvious quality
and distinction, it i{s really amazing.
The explanation {s that here is a firm
that sélls.only for cash and by selling
for cash they are able to operate on
a very low ‘margin of profit. = . '
In the last analysis it is this cash
policy, which enables the firm of Ste
phen Philibosian, Inc., to advertise
they never conduct a “Special Sale.”
It is this cash policy which enables
them to mark merchandise so low in
price in the beginning that it is not
necessary to conduct a special cut
price sale in order to move the goods,
Visit This Store Before You Buy.
Anyone contemplating the purchage
of T niture, rugs or draperies will
make. a big. mistake not to visit the
beautiful store of Stephen Philibosian,
Inc., at 581 Peachtree street, Atlanta,
before buying, Here is an establish
ment that offers the most advanced
ideas in hofxe furnishings at prices
that are really amazingly low.
When you go to this store and see
the prices that their cash policy makes
possible, yow:will realize just what it
costs for you to say “Charge It.”
Christmas Goods
NOW ON DISPLAY »
We have just re- ’ ‘
ceived a big ship
ment of Christmas
Goods. You will
- find a nice gift for
each member of |
the family. |
RAINBOW'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Is Drawing To 45N
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AND STILL WE HAVE SOME REAL BARGAINS LEFT
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LADIES’ HOUSE SHOES, ALL COLORS '
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ONE LOT OF BATHROBES ’
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ONE LOT OF LADIES’ SILK HOSE - 89¢
GOOD COLORS, EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED . ..., 9W¢
NE LOT OF EVERFAST SUITING
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1926