VAUDEVILLE AT LIBERTY
IS CLEVER ACT; MYSTIFIES
PACKED HOUSE PATRONS
SOUTHARD REAL ARTIST; LAST
PERFORMANCE BE PRESENT
ED THIS EVENING
Patrons at the Liberty theater last
evening were presented with the best
Vaudeville acft that has ever been pre
sented locally. Not only one act but
the various numbers that Ray South
ard presented, assisted by Mrs. South
ard, deserve special mention for Mr.
Southard’s ability places him with the
top-notchers on the American vaude
ville stage. Rather a large state
ment, but in the opinion of scores
who were present last evening, true!
Mr. Southard has a pleasant stage
personality and sings so .entertain- i
ingly that many in the audience were
transported briefly, back to the states, j
where artists of his caliber are more 1
frequently heard. “A Coon and his j
yellow dog,” a poem, was rendered
with considerable skill and it’s con
clusion brought forth a burst of ap- j
rlause. Mrs. Southard ably assisted
That was a
red-letter day
THE day I discovered the tidy red tin
was a red-letter day for me. Up until
that time, I was fairly well satisfied with
my smoking tobacco. At the suggestion
of a friend, I tried a pipe-load of his
Prince Albert. More to please him than
for any other reason.
Little did I realize then what a big
favor he was doing me. FH never forget
that experience. Here I was, a seasoned
smoker (as I thought), learning some
thing new about tobacco, Why, that
very first taste won me. Still, I wasn't
hasty. I tried another load to be certain.
That served I booght a tkh red
tin of P, A. right then and there. That
was a good mam* j’ears ago. hat P. A. is
still ministering to xnv smoke-taste, re
peating my early experience many times
a day. P. A. is so coo* and s^eet and
fragrant, yon just never ttrt of it.
No matter how hand voo hit it up.
P. A. noer backfires It is tmitorank
mild and mellow. No«r bothers yw
throat or tongue. It is so gemamth
friendly that von jut go to k ivcm mew
ing to midnight. Cool contentment m
j
perfect puf, Get s«ae P. A todtev.
FRINGE ALBERT
— no other tobacco is like itJ
1926, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
rcnpany, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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her husband with a song and dance
number.
Sawing a woman in two, was cer
tainly a mystifying act and sent every
body from the theater wagging their
heads in an attempt to figure how
the clever trick was accomplished.
Four local citizens were permitted to
go on the stage and assist in prepar
ing Mrs. Southard for what looked
like an untimely end. After being
roped into a long narrow box, which
had been previously closely examined
and placed upon a raised structure.
Manager Boehm of the Liberty and
Mr. Southard cut the box sguarely
in two with a large whip saw. In ad
dition to this Mr. Southard had pre
viously inserted sheets of iron and
wood clear thru the box and at certain
intervals. ‘It’s a great stunt and well
worth seeing. The performers make
their last appearance this evening.
And the movie feature is a dandy.
Lucky Says: It’s hard
to break away from bad
habits (Credit) but can you
afford to lose 20 per cent of
your husband’s earnings?
Send the Weekly Gateway home.
PERSOML PiUEK
During the performance a; th* Lib
erty ibeateT las: evening. * Toarfeii
from the Admiral Watson was sud
denly Taken ill. Tie was sen: to I*r
Raugh man’s office far Treatment This
morning he is res'inr qnte comfort
able.
Mrs. Frank OarUjuist. w»e off the
Anchorage business man. aeeonqmi
ed by her two daughters Barbara asd '
Doris, arrived tn Seward -esrerdaT
from Seattle on the S S Adxntra
Watson.
Mrs D. B- Chase and Mrs l*. R
Millard, member* off the Fourth in
dicia! division court party, -wed
in the city yesterday on the Watstm
from court headquarters. Valdes.
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