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11-4-1933

Greeter: A guide: where to go, what to see, Orlando's Civic Weekly, Vol. 4, No. 14, week ending November 4

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Week Ending ovemher 4, '3 Vol. 4, o. 14

ONLY RESULTS COUNT

But the thrill of any ports e ent is being on the ring, 51de or sidelines pulling for your favorite to win. Keep up with the ports in Orlando - consult the Greeter each and every week mak e your plans to be on hand from the starting gun or the referee's whistle. You will find there is something doing every day and night Pick your winner then help him win.

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One look at the extremely attractive model The Rollin var ity football team will play it in the window of the Frances Slater gown hop econd home game of the season .... aturday night an d you're lo t. Ju t saunter in ide and it' po • ovember 4, at Tinker Field in Orlando where itively over! Too much just cannot be aid in the oppo ition will be furni hed by the South prai e of this most exclu ive hop. Stunning Georgia Teacher . The vi itor have a veter, gowns just breathe individuality and when you an team and have been running up large core learn how reasonable the price are, you'll be in all of their game thj eason. Rollin , bat, overwhelmed. Stop in at 20 . Orange and ee tered after their hard game at ewberry Fri, the e di tinctive Slater dre e . day, wil be forced to how a lot of da in or• der to et back the Teachers. The kickoff "AU work and no play make Jack a dull come at 8: 30 p. m. boy", i a good piece of advice to remember. A nd what i better for complete relaxation from Rollin College debater will stage their fir t busines cues than good food, excellent mu ic, public debate of the ea on Monday night, Oc and pleasant urrounding ? Drive out to the tober 30, in the Annie Russell Theatre where Flamingo, just one-half mile out on the Cheney a que tion of international interest will be ar H ighway, and here you will find everything for gued with a team repre enting Cambridge Uni, a really enjoyable evening. ver ity in England. The Rollins debate i an• nounced a the first for the British tudents on Now, if ever, is the time to take care of all their American tour. your repairing or remodeling. For good reliable work, call Jack Stevens, General Contractor, at Cambridge, which will be repre ented by Al 4870 or write him at Route l, Box 97 B. He astair Sharp and Michael Barkway, will uphold will be glad to give you an estimate on any the affi rmative ide of the proposition "That the work that you wi h done. League of Nation i the only secure guarantee of world peace." Bernard R. D ralove and Mau, Now with cooler weather many of us will ne, rice C. D reicer will speak for Rollin . The de• glect drinking as much water as we should. bate is announced for 8:15'. A charge of 50 This is detrimental to good health, so why not cents will be made to the public to hel defray call G. W. Briggs at 5612 and have a supply of the exen e of bringing the Cambridge team good, pure Orange City W ater in both your here. office and home. You cannot help drinking plenty of this wonderfully pure water. Mu ical events of interest to the public next week will ' be the regular weekly class in Music There's a place in every wardrobe now for A ppreciation to be held in the Annie Ru ell a black atin frock and now with this season Theatre at 10:-45' Tue day morning, and the of "sale ", we know you can find many bargains organ ve per pr'lgram to be presented by Pro, in materials, both on and off the avenue. Mrs. fe or Herman -P . Siewert in Knowles Memorial John Todd, modiste at 17% S. Orange Ave., Chapel on Tuesday and Friday at 6 p. m. A is just the person you want to transform your ~odest fee is charged for the Music Apprecia, material into a perfect fitting dre s that will be tton Hour. admired by all your frien ds. Mr . Todd is al o an expert at remodeling and altering. low tides on daytona beach GOOD FIGHT CARD MONDAY Week.Ending N ovember 4 , '33 Oct. 29 ...... 10:30 Nov. 1 ...... 12:5'6 Billy H ood' fir t encounter M onday night at Oct. 30 the Coli eum for thi will be Young Embry, ...... 11:14 ov. 2 ...... 1:37 fall Oct. 31 as announced by Promoter Turner Scott...... 12: 12 ov. 3 ····· .. ·· ····· 2: 1 5 ov. 4 ····················2:53 Embry has an impres ive record as an ama• teur in the U . S. Army and has also had a number of profe ional fights. Proof that he is plenty tough i furnished by the fact that in ORLANDO STEAM two fights with Charley Webber he lo t one and won the other, both deci ion . He fourht Tom, LAUNDRY my Jones to a draw and drew a decision over Sam Cro by. Prediction are that Hood will have all he care to handle in thi hard right, hitting ex· oldier boxer. The usual good preliminarie will get under way promptly at 8 P . M . DYERS and

She-"What do you mean by telling me that CLEANERS the date · you had with me were like a tring of Phone 3175 pearls." He-" eckle , dearie neckle s." SERVICE CLUBS HANDSOME MEN NOT SO GOOD! TO KEEP Junior Chamber of Commerce Luncheon-Monday 12:15, ,11 W. Central Ave. Mae West, Curvacious Star of "I'm No ~-1..,:,,;.1.:,c~ Prefers Homely Sweetheart for Allia Rotary Club Luncheon-Wednesday 12 :SO--{;hamber of Com Likely To Last merce Bide. Bldr. Homely men have more sex appeal than Civitan Oub ome sheiks, according to Mae We t, glamoro Luncheon-Wednesday 12:1~W3ihbnrn's queen of the creen, whose new Paramount Exchange Oub ture, 'Tm o Angel," come to the Bea Luncheon-Wednesday 12 :15--0range Court Theatre for four days tarting Saturday, o Kiwanis Oub ·ber • fourth. "Be ides," add the canny Luncheon-Friday 1.2 :u C. of C. Bldg. "they're not o hard to keep." Lions Oub The curvaciou blond siren was intervi Luncheon- Friday-Washburn's on this ab orbing ubject at the Paramo Busin and Professional Women's Oub Studio just after 6.ni hing her econd tarrj londa.y Evenings-San Juan Hotel vehicle in which he graphically illu trated art of getting ·and · holding men. L i a of Cour e o. 2 after "She Do,ne Him Wrong only thi time with modern dre , manner and VOTE FOR approach. In the role of Tira, Queen of the Cir aided and abetted by tight , hula co tume GEORGE what not, she tames lion and men, sings h ·songs, does a "midway" dance, ri e to fa and fortune and finally cops a hand ome NA~H man in the person of Cary Geant. She the story herself, and Wesley }3.uggles of .. lege Humor" fame directed it, so the co hould prove an edifying. one.

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ONLY.. RESULTS COUNT Call 4040 Church and Mai~ B!dg. ADVERTISING COUNSELOR Texa i uch a big state and it' a real trip fro m one part of it to another. A painter from Brownsville, on the southern edge, wa quite a ume away from home and when he got back .a neighbor inquired where he had been. He replied: .. I been on a trip orth." " Where'd you go?" the friend a ked. " I went to Dallas." "Have a good time?" " aw, I never did like th!m Yankees." FREE TICKETS TO BEACHAM THEATRE

His Bo -"Dod on, I found thi long blonde Best wishe are extended by the Greeter to hair on the back of .my limou ine. My wife' the following friends and- readers who are eel, hair is black." ebrating their birthday. A telephone call, a Chauffeur-rll give you an explanation, sir." note of congratulations, a visit or a little gift Boss-';Explanation, nothing. What I want will make the day hc;1ppier for them. , • an introduction." To add to the birthday, the Greeter aQd t~e Beacham theatre invite ·each of these to attend the current picture at the BEACHAM, as ·the guest of the Greeter and the theatre. Those whose names are listed below., _by prop~dy iden, tifying themselves, may get a special birthday ticket to the Beacham. ·

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' ■ in case you did'nt know Dil_{ECTOKY I ■ ■ - • • ,, I •- • GROUND FLOOR Thefe is a ayiitg that don! - :rhere · , quite a: lit, ■ for a wo!)lan to feel well. tie activity around the big Auto License Bureau-W. K. Price ■ And res Beauty Salon she must look well. And corner office of Gordon ■ and V ;rno'nL McKelvey. Ruth D avis-Dre sroaking ■ how many of u know East Side Barber Shop-L. E. Yate tpat to be true.. .Why ■ 0 M. D. Bailey, Jr.- I nve· tments ■ 'not try it out for your elf ne ofilie' . bu i.:st Chas. Mayer-Mayer R ealty Co. ■ by going to Andre•s place in .,the boil ding i H e-nry Mayer-Bldg. Supt. ■ Beauty Salon too Y-? liave t_lie esfablishment;, pf., · s. V c-rnon McKelvey-Real E tate ■ the proper attcntioti iven Ruth Davis;. M _·ste , Orlando T ypesetting Co.- J. M. Albee ■ your hair, face ,'a.nd hand which mean tna lot of Shopping Guide-Weekly Ad Paper ■ and we know yo"''ll have ~omen· are 1'a_vfog -~ i a new lea e on•life. ' r~nk Gordon-Fernery ■ t10n . or alt,eratio~ . •:tEeir Veterans Foreign W ars--John Pierson --. war~robe. .Atid ·they have • The fern bu ine is . c~rtarn]y chd en . 'y.ell in Orange Cbunty Cf...ief-Frank Ha ting ■ ■ getting back to it own selecting M r . ·Dav· to do ■ according to Frank Gor-' their «aorb O FF1C:ES .r. Jose Arentz-Artist ■ Barter-Ti-a d e-ExchaJJge ■ Rollins Teacher: "What i a cen or?" lorida League of P atriots ■ 0 wald : ..A censor i a man that goe from L}· man Beckes-Attorney ■ ho sc to hou e to increa e- the population." ■ Orlan.;io Letter Shop- ■ "Mary," inquired the mistre u piciou ly Direct Mail Adverti ing ■ The Gne~er-Ci vie W eeldy "did you wa h thi . fi h carefu1ly befC?re you Walter H all-Attorney • baked it?" , . ■ "Lor' ma'am," replied Mary;''wot' the use of S. J. Stiggins-Attom,ey ■ A. P. Phillip Co.-Advertising • wasfiin' a fi h that lived all hi life in the water." if you must leave orlando where to eat RAILROADS ATLANTIC COAST LI E - Passenger Depot, Flam~go (Night Oub and Beer Garden) Sleigh Boulevard. City ticket otrlce, 48 East Pine St. 1 mile east on Cheney Highway-Phone f9 O Arrive (going North) Arrive (going South) · P"Y'PVdell 1:4.5 A. M. 2:40 A . M. -·r l :110 P. M. 1 :20 P. M. 22 East Hore-Phone 5461 Affi-MU ICIPAL AIRPORT Sharlcey's Restaurant Orlando-North, 11 :40 A. M. 54 N. Orange Ave.-Pbone 4004 Orlando-South, S :211 P. M. The Melrose - Room and Board 229 S. Main St.-Phone 45'70 MILES FROM BAR. ORLANDO? STAND Apopka ____ 18 Lakeland ____ 06 Arcadia ____us Leesburg ____ ,5 OPEN Aulmmdale ___ 151 Madison ---~Zl 8 A. Avon Park ___ 85 Marianna ____1150 TILL? Bradenton ___ua Melbourne ___ 74 Brooksville ___ n Miami _____45 Bunnell ____ 86 Mt. Dora ____ J7 Joua Clearwa~r ___ue Moore Haven __l 68 the Clermont ____ 2T New Smyrna __ H Crowd, Cocoa _____ H Ocala _____ 82 CreBCent City __ 'J.& Ocoee _____ 0 All Kinds Sandwiches, Drinks Dade City ___ 118 Okeechobee ___uo BEST BY TEST-Drive Out Tonipt DaTtona Beach __ 115 Ormond Beach __ '72 Sanford Road-North of Winter Park DeLaud ____ -tl Palm Beach __190 Eau OallJe ___ '70 Palatka ____ 110 Eustis _____ H Pensacola ___,s ,, FrostproQf ___ '74 Plant City ___ 79 Ft. Lauderdale _zn Punta Gorda __145 DATSON Ft. Meade ___ '77 Sanford ____ 22 Ft. Myers ___no Sarasota ____15!\ Ft. Pierce ___121 Sebring- ____ 95 DAIRIES Galneaville ___120 St. Augustine __ uu " .. Green Cove ___ U:4 St. Cloud ____ 26 ·6RADl A PIISTfUR/llD Groveland ____ 14 Silver Springs __ 88 Haine City __ 41 Stuart _____ 14,3 HoIJywood ___uo Tallal,asse ___1511 Milk~ Health/ High Springs __141 Tampa _____100 Indian River City _ 11'1 Tavares ____ 3:i PH0N[.6342 PH~ 1,\~ER Jacksonvllle __154 St. Petersburg __ us Key West ___420 Titusville ____ ,t2 Kissimmee ___ 18 Vero Beach ___1 OIi Lake Annie ___120 West Palm Bea-cb...180 JOHN PIERSON SPECIALIST Lake City ___167 Winter Haven __ 5:! Lake Wales __ 58 Winter Garden __ 14 Lake Wortll __1811 Winter Parle __ • F 0 CITY BUS SCHEDULE 0 7·,, Wirtfer Pm·k-Hatr hour ,;ervlce leRvlng Oranirf' and' Central on the hour (and half hour) 6 :80 to D 9 A. M. Returning from Winter Park depot 20 minutes after each hour. Pnrk Lake, On.1b1dremi Route-Leaving Orange and Central to Park Lake on the hour: to Dubsdru

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TENNIS Winter vi itor are arriving rn Orlando in The semi-finals and final of the Wilson Shoe constantly increa ing number now. Every day Co. Tournament are cheduled for Saturday, there are many registering at the chamber of October 28th and Sunday, October 29th. co mmerce building. Every day there are peo, Some high clas tenni matches are prom, ple coming to the building to find the Orlando i ed on these two afternoon and tenni fan are addre es of their friends. T hi regi tration i invited to attend the e matches. a part of the ervice rendered to Orlando' There will be no admi sion charged. guest . They are all urged to register- then TILDEN they can be ea ily located by their friend . Orlando i fortunate in the fact that Big Bill Tilden, Premier Tenni player of the World One of the out tanding fact in connection has cho en thi city for a eries of exhibition with the regi trations of touri t thi year is the to be staged D ecember 2 to December 17th and fact that approximately fifty per cent of those according to plan he expect to have Ellsworth rrg: tered at the chamber of commerce indicate Vines or Vincent Richard as well as two othrr that thi is their fir t vi :t to Orlar, do. Thus high class professionals in hi tour for this Orlando' fame spreads. They will not bz dis, series of matche . appoirited this year either; an entertainment He wjll play matche in Orlar.do Saturday program of unusual proportions i being planned and Sunday afternoons ar_d T uesday ar.d T hurs, for them. day night and plans are going forward to make 2.ll the nece sary preparation for this event. It is planned to play some of the matches in, uled for Monday, October 30th and Wed nes doors at the OrlaPdo Coli eum and this will day, November 1 t. give local fans a chance to see th-: irdoor game The fini h of thi" e1ies will conclude the as it is played in the North as well as seeing diamond ball season in all leagues. these players perform out doors in the daytime matches. VOLLEYBALL This wkill P.O doubt be the biggest tennis The Orlando Recreation D ept. is p lanning to event in the South and .Orlando i fortunate in organize Volleyball teams for all groups of men having Tilden select this city for this series of and the u e of the City Auditorium ha been match es. secured for this sport. · Games will be played on M or.days and Wed DIAMONDBALL nesdays and two courts will be laid out in the The diamondball eason will be closed this the Auditorium making it possible to take care week with the final games of the Civic Club of 12 teams each night. League Championship series being p layed M on, It is planned to organize a group of the day and Wednesday at 7:30. older busines men into a class t hat will play The Exchange Club won the second half this game and one of the court will be used championship last week and played the A meri, for this group. can Legion the first game of a t hree game er, A ll those that are interested in having a ies on Friday night . regular night for some excellent exercise hould The other two games in this series are sched, get in touch with C. L. Varner by calling 65'22. It is planned to open the season on Mon, day, November 6t h. Co D irect to YOUR PROSPECT Phone 4040 ORLANDO LETTER CO. Flori

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RIALTO THEATRE Sunday and Monday - BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PRO, GRAM- ROBERT MONTGOMERY and JIMMY DU, RA TE in HELL BELOW. Also Helen Twelvetrees in MY WOMA with Wallace Ford and Victor Jory. Tuesday and Wednesday-Double Program-Sylvia Sidney and Donald Cook in JENNIE GERHARDT. Also The Picture of Picture - FORGOTTE ME with a Special Cast. Thursday and Friday-GUEST DAY! BIG DOUBLE FEAT, URE PROGRAM . . . Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and Leslie H oward in CAPTURED. Also CHIC SALE in "Dangerous Crossroads". Saturday Only-BIG DOUBLE FEATURE . .. TOM MIX in FLAMING GU S al o TIM McCOY in POLICE CAR. Special added-Mickey Mouse Cartoon, Betty Boop Cartoon ar.d Gordon of Ghost City No. 4 Serial.

FAVORITE STARS .HEAD BIG CAST IN mantic plot, Crosby sings several brand new h STAGE STORY tune , c ·pecially composed for him. Jack Oa and Skeets Gallagher are cast a a team of f t• Paramount' "Too Much Harmony," ensa, light fools who mistakenly go high, hat when tional musical comedy extravaganza which opens they hit broadway. at the Beacham Theatre Saturday through Tues, Judith Allen, last seen in Cecil B. DeMille day lists a cast of favorite creen stars including "This Day and Age," is the romantic inter Bing Cro by, Jack Oakie, Skeets Gallagher, Lilyan Tashman is the vicious vampire; Harry Judith Allen, H arry Green, Lilyan Tashman Green plays the role of a hara ed theatrical and ed Sparks. producer; and ed Spark , famou dead-pan The fi lm, the third musical Crosby has ap comic. i also in an important comedy role. pear d in for Paramount, reveals the top-notch Th~ film was directed by Edward Suther· song ter of America a a musical comedy tar land, director of "Whoopee," and u_P.p lemen who i enga·ged to the wrong girl, a scheming, its cast with a huge choru of harid-picked dollar-daffy blonde. He falls in love with an Hollywood beauties. LeRoy Printz directed the other girl, campaigr: for her behind and before musical ar.d productio n r.umb~rs. Two of the m. the footlights and finally wins her after an "Iluckin' the Wind" and "Black Moonlight" amusing serie of highly interesting sequence . are aid to be the most extravagantly produced In addition to being the focal point of the ro, ffi).lS:cal scene yet brought to the film .

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