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ENTIRE AUDIENCE
DELIGHTED WITH
“CHEER UP MABEL”
■“Cheer Up Mabel,’ the second
number of tlie shows visiting the
city auditorium this winter, cheered
tip a considerable part of the popu
lation of Ponca city last night when
the delightful musical comedy revue,,
tinder the personal direction or Geo.
E. Wintz, played to a capacity filled
house, treating them to an unusual
feast of frolic and frivolity.
Nyra Brow, as wholesome and j
beautiful a girl as ever walked the j
jeweled runway of any stage set for
a musical comedy, was easily the
“CHEER UP MABELU^
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“Cheer Up, Mabel” is without doubt one of the best shows ever j
booked for the City Auditorium, and the management guarantees that I
patrons will be pleased. This is a good, clean musical comedy, with g
of specialties and a splendid chorus. They' carry' an Illumi- I
nated Run-Way, down the aisle, a feature of disiinction, and only seen I
here once before, in “My Soldier Girl.” “Cheer Up, Mabel' comes with I
the very best of recommendations, and you'll certainly enjoy it. I
City Auditorium, VidcJia, Monday, Dec. 27th I
Prices: $1.50, $! 00, 75c and War Tax. * Tickets on sale at Page’s Drug S*ore I
i star of the show and when she ap
peared in “Bubble Land.” seeming to
float amidst a cloud of ballons. The
audience checked back their mirth
from the previous episode and sat
tense, held by appreciation of her
glorious beauty. Down the jeweled
pathway Nyra tripped lightly, follow
ed by abevy of the beautiful chorus
girls in this musica 1 corueuy of youth
and beauty, and as site stepped daint
ily along the volume of her music
seemed to blow the balloon bubbles
j from her graceful shoulders.
But the mirth provoking comedy
tof John Getz, properly called, “the
perfect fool,” added the correct bal
last to the soft, appealing beauty of
THE VIDALIA ADVANCE, VIUAlia, utunuia
such songs as “Ye Old Fashioned
Garden,” sung by lorn Briskey in
company with the chorus girls, ”1 :
Love You all the While,” sung by j
Nyra Brow and Art Wingfield, and 1
"My Dream Girl” ~y Getty Earl. The
Comedy of “the perfect fool” lacked I
the vulgarity of the so-called jewish j
comedy and in fact there was nothing!
about the whole show that one would j
not have been glad to have had his J
mother hear.
Particularly appieciated was the;
dance of the dreamy Niie by La j
Valeska, the Bashful' Beach Baby,!
sung by Nyra Brown and the chorus
girls and the Hawaiian Moon, sung;
by Art Wingfield. The Harmony j
Quartette composed of Phillips. Getz, j
Briskey and Wingticld, rendered a !
group of selections pronounced by j
critics to be real music. The s'.i; — |
closed with a final by the company ;
presenting a gorgeous array of cos
tumes in pleasing revue.
“Last night’s revue of Hitcny-Kpo
was good, “the president of a local
j bank was heard to remark after the
j show, “but the presentation of
j "Cheer Up Mabel” so far out-classed
lit tonight that their is no comparison.
I’ve never seen a cleaner, more whole
some company than tnat one tonight, I
I nor one where the individual mem- :
I
hers of the company seemed to work 1
I harder.”
This apparently was the consen
! s:us of opinoin of everyone who saw
j last night’s show and as a geologist
I for the Marland Oil Company, re
marked. "I guess Mabel cheered us
up.”—The News, Ponca City, Okla.
“Cheer Up Mabel” will be played
| at the City Auditorium, Yidalia, Ga„
| Monday night, December 27th.
BAPTIST LADIES MAKE
THE BAZAAR SUCCESS.
The Bazaar held by the ladies of
the Baptist church in the store of the
Modern Farm Implement & Hard
ware Co. was well patronized by the
people of the town and proved quite
a financial success.
Something over S.TOt) was realized
fbv the ladies from their Undertaking.
| CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
Sit Use For Over 30 Years
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Signature of
SIMPLE HOME-MADE GIFTS
Handkerchiefs, neatly hemmed and
nn embroidered initial adorning one
corner, may be made from a stray rein- |
mint of linen or lawn.
Canvas or denim gloves for the worn- i
an who nangs out wet doilies are a
boon —and so easily made on the sew- j
iug machine.
Night slippers tire a Joy to children
who must walk upstairs after prepar
ing for hod. Any material of downy
texture is adaptable, and they ore
made as simply as a stocking foot.
Every country woman should have a
knit, woolen corset-cover. A worn
sweater, by removing the collar and
lower part of the sleeves (parts, by the
way, most likely to show wear) serves
beautifully for this purpose.
Knowing the size of any little girl’s
doll, it is a simple matter to make a
dress, a bonnet or cloak for it.
Mittens are neatly and quickly made
on the sewing machine. Use any flexi
ble woolen material.
A child’s fur set can he made from j
nn out-of-date fur piece, or if you have ;
only a trifle of fur use it simply for
the rim of the mu IT and the scarf-end.
To an invalid friend is sent your
cheeriest house-plant to gladden the
Christmas day.
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IN FOR IT
Drum: Gee, from the looks of that
husky kid, I’m in for some beating!
SACRED DAY FOR THE BABIES
Never deny the Imhies their Christ
mas! It is the shining seal set upon
a year of happiness. Let them believe
in Santa Claus or St. Nicholas or
Krlss Kringle, or whatever name the
jolly Dutch saint hears in your re
ligion.—Marion Ila Hand.
A CHRISTMAS WISH
Father —What were you wishing?
Johnny—l’d like to he the janitor’s
little hoy, ’cause his father has to he
polite, too.
MR. JAS. B. McGLOHON DEAD.
Mr. James B. McGlohon. .aged 05.
years, who lived in the eastern part I
of the city, died at his home on Sat-1
urday. He is survived tv his wife
and six children, all of whom were
Banking by Mail
No matter whether you live at points adjacent to
Savannah or in the adjoining states of South Carolina
or Florida, or even points more remote, our Banking by
Mail System furnishes a method for transacting your
banking business at home with even greater conven
ience to you than when transacted with a local insti
tution. 1
The farmer living five miles or moie from his nearest
bank loses practically the entire day when he goes to
town to transact his banking business', and besides work
at home usually stops until he gets back. This loss of
time and expense can he saved by using our perfected
, Banking by Mail System, which enables him to handle
his hanking business at home.
Absolute safety of funds deposited with us is as
sured by the deposit of $4,000,000.00 in First Mortgages
with the Citizens and Southern Bank of Savannah as
Trustee and $1,100,000.00 in capital stock, surplus, un
divided profits and stockholders’ liability. Are you of-
Ifered this security where you are now depositing or in
vesting your savings?
The Georgia State Savings
| Association
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Capital and Surplus $400,000. Undivided Profits $465,000.
Total Resources Over $5,000,000.
4 1 2 Per Cent per annum Interest paid on Savings Deposits
sfa Per Cent per annum Interest paid on Time Deposits
Remember—No charge made for collecting out of town
checks. WRITE FOR BOOKLET “C”
| at his bedside with the exception of
two sons, one of whom is in the army
and the other in the navy.
Funeral services were conducted j
by Rev. W. M. Blitch and the in
terment made at North Thompson •
cemetery.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXAIIVE BRCMO QUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only cne Quinine.'
E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. JOc.
THAT BAD BACK.
Do you have a dull, steady ache in ,
the small of the back—sharp, stabbing
I twinges when stooping or lifting—dis*
j tressing urinary disorders? For bad
I back and weakened kidneys Y idalia
| residents recommend Doan’s Kidney I
Pills. Read this Yidalia woman’s|
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statement.
Mrs. B. F. Eckles, 207 Mclntosh
St., says: “A short time ago I had
la slight attack of kidney trouble. My
back was sore and lame and at times
; I would find it har-d to bend over be
cause the pains in my hack were so
severe. I would also he troubled
with dizzy headaches and black speck*
appeared before my eyes, blurring my
sight. I read of Doan’s Kidney Pills
and began to take them. After I
ha dtaken four boxes of them I
was completely cured of this trouble,
and have never had any return of it
since. I can recommend Doan's to
l anyone suffering as I was.”
Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
i Mrs. Eckles had. Foster-Milburn
I Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.