The Pass It On
Club Has A Real
Chain Letter Fad
Faith. Establishes .
Credit—You owe US.
We owe others.
People we owe may owe you!'
If you pay us we pay oth
ers!
If we pay others they can
pay too!
It’s good for us and it’s
good for you!
Our credit is too valuable
to neglect!
Vours is just as valuable
to you as ours is to us!
This chain was started with
the thought that some of our
friends who owe us can help
us help some of our friends
we owe.
If you will cross your name
off the top of this letter and
mail this copy back to us with
the amount you owe which re
presents your balance with
this office which is getting
quite old we in turn will be
able to scratch off some nam
es on our credit list and send
your remittance on to them.
If the chain is not broken
we can soon have a lot of
debts paid with the money
you started out and within a
few days it should be coming
back to you in the same way.
Your balance of .dates
back to .
Our ability to meet our own
operating expenses and pay
our bills depends on our chain
of customers of which you are
one of the links.
Our success and the suc
cess of those who have pledg
ed their confidence in us by
extending us credit makes it
necessary that we collect
promptly from those to whom
we have extended credit.
Please do not break the
chain!
Editor’s Note: Whoever got
up the idea for this “chain
letter” had a real inspiration!
Search Being Made For
Warren A. Wellington
Warren A. Wellington, who
was born about 1868 and is
supposed to have gone to Al
aska some years ago, is being
search for. He, or his heirs in
the event he is dead, will be
entitled t o approximately
$2000. from an estate and it
will be to his or their interest
to communicate with us at
once.
W. C. Cox and Company,
Federal Reserve Bank Bldg.,
_Chicago, Illinois,
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Jack SolomoD, Prop.
Musical Comedy
To Show Dream
Theatre Friday
“Broadway to Hollywood,"
glittering pageant of the thea
tre, comes Friday to the Alas
ka Dream Theatre screen,
bringing a dazzling cavalcade
that ranges from Broadway
of the “Gay Nineties” to mod
ern Hollywood with an all
star cast which includes Alice
Brady, Jackie Cooper. Jimmy
Durante, Frank Morgan, Mad
ge Evans. Eddie Quillan, Fay
Templeton, May Robson and
Russell Hardie.
The new Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer picture is a drama of
three generations in the thea
tre, from the colorful days of
Tony Pastor to the modern
super-productions of Holly
wood, with a theatrical fam
ily trouping proudly through
a cavalcade of America’s pro
gress in entertainment. The
story was written for the
screen by the veteran vaude
ville writer, Edgar Allan
Woolf, and Willard Mack,
who also directed the produc
tion.
Fay Templeton sings “Rosie
Posie” again, and Barney Fa
gan, famous free-wheeling
soft shoe dancer, treads the
boards. Alice Brady and Mr
Frank Morgan cover nearly
sixty years of the theatre in
dramatic action, from youth
to old age. Jackie Cooper
turns “hoofer,” and later his
role is played as a grownup
bv Russell Hardie. Ed Quill
an plays the grandson of the 1
original stage pair, who be- !
comes a Hollywood star. Jim
my Durante, Madge Evans.
May Robson and several fam- .
ous vaudeville teams—have a j
part in the proceedings.
The story opens at Tony Pas
tor’s Theatre with the origi
nal “Two Hacketts,” young
dancers. They have a child.
The act becomes “The Three
Hacketts,” with the youngs
ter a seasoned trouper. He
grows up, marries, and be
comes a star. His aging par
ents have small roles. He isj
killed in the war, his wife
dies, the grandparents take
the child, and their act be
comes “The Three Hacketts”
again. But motion pictures
encroach. Vaudeville is dy
ing. The talking picture now
completes the downfall of
vaudeville, and the grandson
goes into pictures and becom
es a star. He also becomes a
spendthrift and “good time
Charlie,” and is in danger of
being ousted from the screen
when the old grandfather
makes a “trouper” out of him
again in a dramatic sequence.
Gorgeous ballets, a spectac
ular finale, and many lavish .
stage spectacles embellish the
“cavalcade of the theatre.”
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Saturday, October 19th
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