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1-21-1933

Greeter: A guide: where to go, what to see, Orlando's Civic Weekly, Vol. 4, No. 3, week ending January 21

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HERE TO GO DAY BY DAY

H AT TO SEE THIS WEEK

··er. 4_ No. 3 O RLANDO'S CIVIC WEEKLY Week Ending January 21, 1933 Wiut~r Park News--RolJins College Note Featur ed Each an:l Cvery W~ek in the GRE ETER

FormeT World1s Tennis Champion --Big Bill'' Tilden o fficia lly d esig n s S ears T e u n i s E q uipme n t

Se~ Tilden in person play an exhibition match at Exposition Park, Thll!'s., Jan. 19, at 8 P. M.

Srars, Rof'buck & Co. FOR THE WEEK E DI G JA ARY 21, 1933 VOL. 4 0. 3 sports THE recreation (ireeter tennis

A GUIDE ••• WHERE TO GO ••• WHAT TO SEE The signing up of William T. Tilden and his WHATS WHAT--DAY BY DJ.\Y Tennis Tour for an exhibition match at the Ex, CIVIC WEEKLY po ition Park Courts Thursday night, January O FFICIAL PUBLICATION 19th at 8:00 P. M ., is one of the outstanding CENTRAL FLORIDA CHAPTER CHARTER 19 sporting events of the winter season in Orlando. t1 OTEL G8EETERS OF AMER I CA Orlando is fortunate to have the leading ten, ORLANDO APAR..TMENT HOUSE OWNERS SOCIETY nis player of the world come here on this T our A . P . PHILLIPS, JR., EDITOR AND PUBLISHER as this is the only time he has ever appeared DON EMERY, DAYTONA BEACH , ADVERTISING LESLIE SOPER, C IRCULATION in th,, City Beautiful arrd this will be the last DOT BEBE, SPECIAL time he will appear here as he is planning to HARRY FITZGERALD, FISHING EDITOR retire after this tour. JACK BRANHAM . L . O. MOTE, C. L. VARNER, CONTRIBUTORS Another feature of th~ match is the fact that PUBLISHED EACH SATURDAY the exhibition is being put on for a general ad, DISTRIBUTED BY mission pr\ce of 50c ir.stead of the customary U. S . MAIL, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, THEATRES, HOTELS, APARTMENTS , 51 00 or $ 2 00 ar d it is hop~d that everyone RESTAURANTS AND WHEREVER will take advantage of this spec:al offer and a PEOPLE CONGREGATE capacity crowd is anticipated. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION PUBLICATION OFFICE The-e will be a few box s~ats at $1.00 a piece SUITE 223 CHURC H AND MAI N BLDG. PHONE 4040 ar d a few reserved seats at 7 >c. Tilden will have thr~e other high class tenr,is players with him on this tour ac.d will play sin Park Orator-An' I tell yer that all them gles tigainst H ars usslein who is admitted by millio1.aires' money is tainted-all of it! experts to be one of the best youngs~ers in the Ur,couvinced Pe1so,1-'Ow d'ye mean, 'taint, gcime. ed? Park Orator-Wdl, 'taint yours, an' 'taint Bruce Barnes who is also wi .. h Tilden w,is for mine is it? m?r Tatiana! Intercollegiate Champio11 ar.d Em, m~ t Pare w~s former National C!ay Court f'ham~:'"' '1 . These two players will also play in "Im sorry that I can1:ot finish my shortcake," the exhibition. said the guest at the dinner table. .. So am I," replied the host. "You've wasted Tho.se people who will rot be able to get out just about 80 cents worth." for th~ operi:-g of the' exhibition can still com'! ?.t 9 or 10 o'clock ard st;ll see some of the best tcrir ·s every c-Yhibitcd in Orlando. Th'! schedul:! of matches for lh;s tour w 'll b

8·00 P. M. Emmett Pare vs Bruce Ilar,:cs. 8 45 P. },1. Willi, m T. Tilden vs Hans Nusslci::i 10:00 P. M \Villi.im T. T ilden & Ilruc~ I3arrcs vs Hars & Emmett Pare

WHEN I VILLE PLAY THE FAMOUS Vi~it the ST. ANDREW'S COURSR A cordial welcome awaits. Thomas Jefferson Restaurant Excellent cuisine - Every 214-216 W. Adame; St. Comfort 0 American Plan Rates F atnring- a $6, $7, $8 per day includir.g Green Pees 25-35-50 Cent L ,..,cheon 11 A. M. to 3 P. M. Even1ng Meal 50 C"'nts MtP!,mo ~ GEO. A. LIGHT FLORJDA fishin2 low tides on daytona braoh BY Jan. 15 ...... 4:01 Jan. 18 ...... 6:09 RRY E. FITZGERALD Jan. 16 ...... 4:43 Jan. 19 ...... 7:15 Jan. 17 ...... 5:31 Jan. 20 ...... 8:22 Celebrated Sports Writer Jan. 21 ...... 9:28 A W eekly Feature of the GREETER by the way, i an eminent' authority on fish cul, E W . "'Gene' ) Skinner, Warren, Ohio ture. "Fi h of thi ize," add 'Gene, "in all portsman and writer, arrived in Orlando to-day probability, will have a chance to reproduce ar.d olemnly declared he was through with the their kind, and, after all, our fishing must to a orth once and for all. 'Tve been coming to very large extent depend upon the method of Florida for the pa t twelve years," was hi greet, replenishment we u e, rather than the hatchery ir:g, .. ar.d now I'm here for keeps. I like to output. T he bigger the 6. h we plant the bet, fish ar.d I love to hunt and I don' t know of any ter their chance to survive and produce more place on earth that offers better of both than fish." Florida. I'm checking into thi state for keeps. On Lake Apopka to-day I discu sed fishing Let's go fishin'." with a 70 year old enthusia t who hailed from I had o many thing to discu s and o many California and who e mo t vivid experience in recent fishing experience to relate that mo t of life w.:.s the landing of a 700 lb. jew:fi h several th ;:, day pa sed before we got back to the pro, year ago. " Shuck !" he grumbled as he un pos::d fi hing trip and then we decided to visit tangled his lure from a two pound ba , "This all he camp on Lake Apopka, look things over kind of fi hing is too tame for an old timer like ar.d start our fi bing bright and early tomorrow my elf. I want to hook a tarpon, jewfish or r.\O rninr,. marlin that will put up a real fig ht." "Who helped you land that 700 pound jew, ·,;e drC' ve to Johnson' Camp, Well's Gap fish?" I a!lked. " arry a soul helped me land r ·shinp C, mp, Jacksors Camp and the Edge, him, I made him quit :fightin' all by myself; of w:ite r Cll!b at Winter Garden and every place cour e about seven fellers took hold of the rope w;:, went found fishermen embarking or return, and helped me tow him ashore but I caught and ing and ome of them bad mighty :fine tring . conquered him all by myself."-Page Ripley. of ba s. So tomorrow bright and early, a doresaid, w;:, will hike to the St. John's river and I'll row the boat while 'Gene show me he FISHERMAN'S PRAYER h:! s rot lo t any of the old time skill that made ;'Dear. Lord, plea e help me catch one fish h:m famous as a bas :fi sherman. So large that even I, in speaking of it Afterward will have no need to lie." Argling is an enterpri e which ha many of th~ element of gambling, but the item of chance Job for the Iceman BRIDE-"! made this should b ;:, removed from the planting of fi h. pudding all by myself." . 'ewly hatched fry aPd small :fingerling placed HUBB Y-"Splendid ! But who helped you m lakes or treams :filled with ucker , gar and lift it out of the oven?" ol! gh fis h is an out-and-out gamble with na, twc si- c: the cards are all stacked against the If y u r-eanlly w~nt to c tch Fish com~ to little fellows chance of reaching maturity. "When we plant a bas six inches long or up, IDEAL FISHING CAMP w:irds we have pretty good assurance that this Montverde, Fla. F h will b,, on hand several year later to view with a critical eye the variou dizzy-looking Cross railroad track at Station and follow lures tossed in his direction by the rod and reel the signs port fishermen," says 'Gene Skinner, and 'Gene,

SEND O LY EXPRESS BOXES SEE TREE-RIPE ED O ranges - Grapefruit Packing House Full Box $4.25 IN OPERATION FRU IT flu:, P.xo··4>c,s-Ave~age 1,2 00 Visitors W elcome Direct From Half Box $2.25 3 to 5 o'clock each day FLORIDA'S Plus Expre s-Average $1.00 except Saturday EST GROVES Clapp & Clapp Go through Orla Vi ta, Boxes Packed All Pack:ng House turn left on paved road O :'.anges, Grape£ ruit or Phone County 43•R-l l 6 Mihs West of City, to foot of hill and Half and H alf Off Win~er Garden Road Packing H ou e.

·rHE GREETER KEY TO ORLANDO Ke-g to Kel)ed map of Orlando Adverti ing Headquarters 19. First Baptist Church 25 . Post Office 40. Angebilt Hotel 67. Fosgate' Market Phillip , A. P .• Co.• 7. Autrey Arcade 68. Ft. Gatlin Hotel 35. Public Library 1, 1. Avalon Hotel J 5. Gulf Life Insurance Co. 45. Phillips Building 11. Amherst Aparbnt::nts 61. Hand Building 4. Phillips Apartments ;5. American Legion Home 7. Isi Theatre 72. Park Lake Presbyterian Ch. L2. Brown Printing Company 14. Jewi h Synagogue 10. Rialto Theatre 66. Broadway Methodist Church 2. Lucerne Hotel 21. Ritz Theatre and Sharon 39. Beacham Theatre 5. fethodi t Church Girt Shop a. City Hall 20. Mather-Wiley Furniture Co. 36. Rosalind Club R. Church & Main Building R • lasonic , Temple 63. R epubllc Buildins- !'' Cathedral School 43. furphy Arcade 13. Soro is Club G. Sentinel 83. Chamber of Commerce Bldg. 44. fcKlnney-Rylander Bulldln,r 17. Smith Building 41. Court House 46. Memorial Junior High School 26. Stock Exchange 12. Christian Science Chu r<'h 1l2. McConnlck-Hannah Lumber 27. Sea Board Air Line Station 53. Ca th'lllc f'hurch-53-B St. 50. Magnolia School RO. San Juan Hotel Bnlldlng James Academy 73. Marks Street School 81. State Bank Building and oo. City Auditorium 1. Orange Clinic Florida Bank at Orlando 71'1. Central Christian Church 15. 0. B. & T. Building 84.. Salvation Army 2:l. Dickw1n-lves Company 2 . Orlando Bus Terminal 55. Senior High School !l'i. nr. Charmel's ClJnic ~2. Old Court Houf.e !'iR. ~eventh-Day Ad ventist 4. Dixie Kuhr's Service StatJon 57. Osceola Hotf>l R7. Unitarl1m Church l. Exchange Building 54. Orlando College of Mu le !'iO. TTn iveri:ilty Club q_ 0r'ii nrlo T, "'t't>r Shop 62. TTni ed Markets Bulldlng 2!!. Rmoire Hotel 69. Orlando Steam Laundry JB. Woolworth Building ~1. Rriiscol"al Cathedral 70. Orange Court Hotel R!i. Wvorring Hotel 11. First ational Bank !l. Preshvterian Church 24. Yowell-Drew Company 411 . Wnlf,n_ Clan<'!. Inc.. Frl'?idaire

Don't miss he motion pictures of Com. Mac, · Millan 's e:-cpedition to the Artie, exhibited by Onnig Melkon movie photographer for the ex, PHONE 6408 pedition. at the Masonic Templ<>, M onday, Jan. 16, at 8:30 P. M. Sponsored by the Orlando DR. V. A. STRAYER Chapter of the Eastern Star. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Please M~ntion The Greeter to OW' Advertisers 3181/z West Colonial Drive "Suites1:12 Dressmaking R elinin ~ - Remodeling - Alterations - PHONE 4681 MRS. JOHN TODD DR, R, P. BUCK STER ·PHONE 6526 THE OSTEOPATH 17½ S. Orange -Apt. i 118 East Central A venue O?posite Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Dine and Dance at the DR K. B. TINDALL Flamingo 0steooathic Cabaret - 2 Shows PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 11 P. M ;,nd 1 A. M . Nightly 0. B. T. Bldg. Phone 7781 , . Telephone 5910 & On the Cheney Highway

BAKER A ro GARRETT Successors to ORLANDO AUDIT CO. Auditing, Accounting Income Tax Service !~one 7622 512 0 . B. & T. Bldg.

1a e for rheumati m, anemia, diabete • paraly i , poor circulation, etc. Hourly ur ing LILLIAN L. GOODRICH, R. IO . lain St. Tel. 8367 P+fOni 4040 OJU-AnDO,lLA churches First Methodist Church So. Main at Jackson St.-Dr. M. H. Norton Broadway Methodist Church Oiland of Broadway at Amelia Ave.-C. H. Cummera Fu st Baptist Church South Main at Pine St.-Dr. J. Dean Adcock Hello everybody-1933 got off to a good sta First Presbyterian Church South Main at Church St.-Lindsay E. McNafr destrians, harassed motorists hunting the elusive par · Park Lake Presbyterian East Colonial and Hlghland-C. H. Ferran St. Luke's Cathedral Church orth Main at J effer on St.-Melvllle E. Johnson St. James Catholic Church orth Orange at Roblnson-M. Fox. . Christian and Mi~ionary Alliance Church Delaney at Ander on St.-J. T. Zamrazlll, Pastor The Charleen Tea House--1386 Orange Ave. Seventh Day Adventist Church Winter Park is again open for the Winter sea, East Robinson at Rosallnd Ave. son. Mrs. Baker serves only the highest quality O rlando Christian Church foods, deliciously- prepared, to her patrons at Church at Lake St.-Dr. P. H. Mears Central Christian Church this tea-room, which I am sure you will agree Ridgewood at Cathcart St.-Morris B. Book with me is one of the most beautiful in the Unitarian Church South. If you wish a private dining room there East Central & Rosalind-Dr. G. H. Badcer is a delightful one at the disposal of you and Christian Science Church your guests. In addition to the regular menu, orth Rosalind at Summerlin Place you can make arrangements for bridge lunch, Trinity Lutheran Church Ruth at Livingston-Geo. Trapp. eons and special dinners without cover charge. Telephone 52-M.

You can have your cake and eat it, too. With modiste a Magnecoil U-Coil in your home, break up MRS. JOLIN TODD colds, prevent Flu, eliminate Neuritis, Lumbago, 17½ S. Orange, Apt. 7 Phone 6526 Rheumatsim. Home Health Appliances, 12 laundry Autrey Ar~ de, invites you to call for free dem, onstration. ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY W. Concord Phone 3176 The Whistling Kettle is having their usual automotive service rush of the season. Everyone knows the excel, lent food and service to be had at this attractive AL-HUPPLE tea-room- 365 Lyman Ave., W inter Park. 325 W. Gentral Phone 3724 conntry clnb Mrs. Alma K. Travis is now in charge of the Pet<'r & Jane Dining Room. The very finest of service in this department is assured. ---SMART CLOTHES For the big Cabaret party slated January 19, we have arranged to import some twenty-five PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAI ERS, no home for talent. The ballroom will be converted into a Night Club. Special attention is called to the Sunday night CHILDREN suppers ar:. d the regular luncheon being served each day. For the dinner dance members are urged to 27 W. Washington St. procure guest cards for their guests. A non, member resident of Orlando is entitled to but one guest card a year for these social functions. Guest card are not necessary for, the Sunday night suppei;s and members are urged to t;ake ORLANDO STEAM their non-member resident friend frequently to the e suppers in order to better acquaint them with our Club facilities. LAUNDRY The weekly card parties for the ladie which have always been popular will be started soon.

DYERS and WIDSTLING KETTLE The place to dine-Catering CLEANERS 365 Lyman Ave., Winter Park. shoe repairing Phone 3176 MARTIN'S SHU-FIXERY We Fix 'em while you wait 211 S. Orange Ave. civic clnbs · Junior Chamber of Commerce Luncheon- Monday- Angebllt Hotel e Avenue Orlando Ch.amber of Commerce Luncheon-Tuesday-Chamber of Com.me~ Bids. Rotary Club f people in the shop! and on the avenue. Happy pe, Luncheon-Wednesday-Chamber of Commeree Bldg. railing Greeter readers. Civitan Oub Luncheon- W e4rtesday-Angebilt Hotel Exchange Oub · Luncheon-Wednesday-Duck Inn Orlando Realty Board Luncheon- Thur day-Duck Inn Kiwanis Club Luncheon- Friday-Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Joe Perry of the Perry Dell up to bid us good Lions Oub bye before leaving on a trip throughout New Luncheon--Friday-Cbamber of Commerce Bldg. y ork and New England in the interest of this Business and Professional Women's Oub attractive tea house. Monday Evening~San Juan Hotel

In . Burman of the Orlando Steam Laundry bJck home again after doing a little steady re• childrens wear cuperating in Georgia. PETER AND JANE Smart Clothes for Children Arthur Butt, m charge of the arduous duty of 27 W. Washington Street as c- sing fair and equitable taxes, certainly has hi hands full. Cl}•de McKenney has a tougher gift shop jc b to do the collecting, but both go after their THE PERRYDELL TEA HOUSE & GIFf work with determination-if you ask me! SHOP . 22 E. Gore Ave. Phone 5461 BROWNIE HOUSE GIFT SHOP Refreshingly Different Gifts 3000 N. Orange at Orwin Manor. jewelers fair EVANS CRUMP 33 S. Orange .. - . . facts HART SWALSTEAD 28 N. Orange -Phone 7574 0 . A. McAbee in charge of the concession ALLEN & CO. and display space for the 0entral Florida Expo• 30 S. Orange Phone. 3652 sition to be held on February 21 -25, reports that ma ny of his last year exhibitors have al book stores ready applied for space this year. Every year BOOK NOOK more interest is manifest in the local displays 492 N. Orange Phone 9612 as here is the best opportunity to display your THE OWL SHOP me-char di&e so that the people of Central Flor• 10 Washington St. Arcade Pbone 7949 ida may see it. · Owing to the fact that the admission has been reduced to 2 5c, more people are expected this CAN LIVE AS CHEAP AS2 5 vear than last. The visitors this year will also ONE IF THEY WILL C have the oportunity of occupying the grandstand 2 EAT AT THE free for two shows each day. If you have not already done so, it will pay ORANGE DELICATESSEN vou to get in touch with the Central Florida Exposition O ffice, phone 488 3 and arrange for 216 South Orange Avenue your space. Each issue of the Greeter from now until the Fair will bring you items of general ·interest re• ga-dirg this big annual event . Go Direct to . W. R. Bill Verigan will supply the pertinent YOUR PROSPECT item for the column taking the .. meat" so to Phone 4040 :ineak. of events and presenting them to you in tabloid form. Watch for and read FAIR FACTS. ORLANDO LETTER CO. veterinarian Florida's Large t Direct DR. W. D. 1-IlSOCK Ma.II Organization II OI • O range Phone 5335 New Location DR J. L. RUBLE Ho nital for Dogs ar.d Cats 224 Churcb & Main Bldg. 1101 . Orange Phone 5334 TRADE - BARTER - EXCHANGE PROTECT YOUR HEALTH- DRINK ORANGE CITY WATER Announcement last week of the openi~g of The World' B t- 99 99 / 100% Pure a local office of the ational Barter Trade Ex, change in the Church and Main (Mayer Ar P hone 5612 Today for Delivery cade) Building was received with considerable G. W. BRIGGS, Distributor enthusiasm and the number of potential bar 516 E. Central Ave,. terers registering is increasing daily. All pre liminary arrangements having been completed the exchange began operation this morning and AL HUPPEL announced that the office will be open from 8 Automotive Electric Service in the morning till six o'clock each afternoon. Speedometer Repairing- Battery o money i needed- to register and secure Service-Keys Made to Order the cooperation of the Exchange. The National plan as in operation in the leading cities of the 325-333 WEST CENTRAL AVE. country is the simple barter and trading of goods PHONE 3724 labor, or services that one possesses for goods, labor or services needed . · It is surp-ising the varied number and kinds Pde Thr Tailor. lno. of superfluous articles, goods and services listed Exclusi\ e French Dry Cleaners and Dyers for exchange th'lt is up to the inception of the new Clearitg house remained unknown, and O ffice-36 W . Central- Dial 6101 which, if exchanged for necessities, would ma, P lan t- 11 7, 11 7 South Bryant t~rially improve gcr:eral conditions. Re~ister Your Wants ar.d T:.lents at Office Now! CHURCH MAl)ER and ARCADE M A 1 N the place to BUILDIIl(i TRADE in case you did'nt know DIRECTORY W e cin see who all the T he Barter-T rad ·,Ex, GROUND FLOOR Orlando plutocrats are change registering hun, now, those who frequent dreds of peopl ~ daily. If AuAo Lic~nse Bu.rC'au- W . K . Price, the license tag agenr.v you have any' hir g that Andres Beauty Salon opened up by W . K. you don't need, drop up East Side Barber Shop-L. E. Yates Price in the Arcade today and register it. Per, M . D. Bailey, Jr.-lnvestments haps someone el e can use Chas. Mayer-Mayer Realty Co. Buildirg f ·,-e-interd, it ard h ;) i: somethi .. g that H enry Mayer- Bldg. upt. ent, H enry Mayer, - now you would. like. Vernon McKelvey-Real Estate has his hards full with O rlando Typesetting Co.-J. M . Albee hund reds of new .people H ar dsomest-man,in,the '"' hopping Guide--WPekly Ad Paper coming into the building arod <> horors ~b')Ut e" ~f' , T he Spcctator-Weekly ewspa per.. .. every day either buying Iv divided between Judge Frank Gordon-Fernery their tag or i11quiri1 g a& Lyman Beckes and Artist Veterans Foreign War - John Pierson to the price of same. Joe Arentz OFFICES ose Arentz-Artist The window of the An, • H andsome.st girl has no Barter-Trade-Exchange dre Bea~ty Parlor is at, competition, Rena wins in Lyman Beckes--Attorney tracting much attention. w.:lk. T h~ Gre::!ter-Civic Weekly W alter Hall-Attorney "Aren't you paying too much rent for this O rlando Letter Shop studio, old man?" S. J. Stiggins-Attorney " o; but I'l admit that the rent is too high." A. P. Phillips Co.-Adverti ing

1933 W . K. PRICE, Jr. GET OUR T AGS 'ff,\GS AUT() l~lCENCE _ , ow TODY BURE.A.U AVOID THE DUE 206 South Main St.- Phone 6541 RUS,K Stupendeous Concert Course Opens ORLANDO COLLEGE ESCUDERO OF MUSIC DANCER TO GIVE FIRST PROGRAM SPONSOR EVENT

Seven stupendous pro, Vincente ESCUDERO. hailed as Spain's greatest gram including an arr3:y male dancer and his en• of America's most talent, semble will open the ed arti ts at a sea on tick, course Monday evening, t price seal eunique in January 16, at the Or, ihe annals of musical en lando Municipal Auditor ium at 8:15 p. m. This tertainment in Central astoni hing Spainard with Florida ha1, been arranged wandering gypsy blood for the Concert Course by has electrified the North the Orlando College of with hi phenomenal art. Hi Orlando appearance Mu ic. Win~er gue ts as A Promenade Concert well as permanent resi called, "A ight In dents will find in this Spain" will be given by Course according to Clar, the Florida Symphony Or~ c:--ce Carter Nice, pre i, che tra a the second pro dent of the College, a var, gram, M onday, Jan. 23 All the fa cination, gaic.ty icd program designed es, and color of m.u k-loving pecially to please all those Europe will be featured -in who enjoy the best in en, this exceptional produc, tertainment. 0 LAWRENCE TIBBETT tion. Kathryn MEISLE, charming contralto of the Co., Tibbett's Orlando debut is expected to former Chicago Civic Opera Co., will present prove Central Florida's outstanding musical event the third program, February 6. Miss Meisle is in this or any other season. an artist of the supreme type. Hers is a capti, vatir.g and magnificent voice and her appear, Jose ITURBI, who has so enthralled northern ance i expected to attract a host of admirers. critics that he has been ranked with the greatest Jiving pianists will appear, March 6 in his only The Florida Symphony Orchc tra conducted Florida appearance. by Clarence Carter ice will offer the fourth prop ram, Februray 13. An ensemble of musi The course will close March 13, with a stu c1 1 · selected from all sections of Florida will be pendous production of the opera "Aida" ~u ng aunmented by a soloist of international fame. in Erglish with costumes and scenery. Six na, Ltwrl'rce TIBBETT, hailed far and wide as tionally known artists wilJ sing. The Orlando the world's greatest baritone and the most po-p, Frstivnl Chorus will participate along with the dar arti t in America today, will appear March Florida Symphony Orchestra. The cast will 1. ~• the fifth concert in the series. Fresh from number 2 50, the largest of any production in a sen ational season with the Metropolitan Opera Central Florida history.

GE ERAL ADMISSION season ticket!. in parquet and balcony, goo.d for entirl! seven performance ...... 5 .00 (Sa111e scat bought for each individual performance would cost $11.00) RESERVED SEAT :.ea on tickets, Auditorium floor and parquet ...... 7.50 (Same seat bought for each performance would amount to $19.00)

PATRO 'S Card of Admi sion ·········································-·······················$25.00 One card entitles holder to two admi ions. Chairs near the stage

SA JUA PHARMACY ORLANDO COLLEGE OF MUSIC Phone 5169 Phone 3842 (Tickets for the Escudero Performance Placed on Sale Monday Morning) ALL PERFORMANCES-MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM-8:15 P. M. if you must leave orlando where to eat Please Mention The Greeter to Our Advertiaen RAILROADS ORLANDO A TLA TIC COAST LI - Pas enger Depot, Sleigh Boulenrd. City ticket office, 43 East Pine St. Avalon Coflee Shop Arrive (going orth) Arrive (goinl? South> valon Hotel, 4 5 • Orange 1 :45 A. f. 2 :40 A. M. Cloverleaf Milk Depot 2:30 P. M. 1 :30 P. M. Corner Central and Court. AIR-MU ICIPAL AIRPORT Don George's Autrey Arcade-Orange Ave. Orlando- ortb, 11 :40 A. M. Orlando-South, 1 :55 P. M. Duck lnn l<.estaurant 369 . Orange ve.- Phone 31133 Hoeflers Angcbilt Hotel Orange Cafe MILES 1:,2 ::,o. Court-Orange Hotel FROM Orange Delicatessen 216 South Orange ve. ORLANDO? Perrydell 22 East Gore--Phone 54111 Apopka ____ ll Lakela11d ____ 411 t:ha ke1's Rcstuu!'aut Arcadia ----118 Leesburg ____ 45 51 . Orange Ave.-Phone 4004 Auburndale ___ 53 Madison _____..21 1· Ln -h ~>t ,ing Avon Park ___ 85 Marianna ____850 Iagnolia at Colonial- Phone 8751 Bradenton ___143 ielbourne ___ H Brooksville ___ 72 Miami _ ____ 45 SUBURBAN Bunnell _____ 6 It. Dora ____ Z7 Flamingo Ca£ e Clearwater ___ 140 Moore Haven __J 63 Clermont ____ 27 New Smyrna __ 62 Chcr.ey Highway- Phone 5910 Cocoa _____ 52 Ocala _____ 82 'I'he Madrid •• A Night in Spain" Crescent City __ 74 Ocoee · _____ g o. Dixie at City Limits.-Phone 9371 Dade City ___ 08 Okeechobee ___150 ~✓INTER PARK Daytona Beach __ 65 Ormond Beach __ 72 DeLand ____ 41 Palm Beach ___180 Charleen's Tea Room Eau Game ___ 10 Palatka _____ 1111 13 5 Orange Ave., Phone 52-M. Eustis _____ 82 Pensacola ____41M Frostproof ___ 74 Plant City _ _ _ 79 Ft. Lauderdale _222 Punta Gorda __H5 Ft. Meade ___ 77 Sanford ____ 2l! Duck Inn Ft. Myers ___170 Sara ota ____)5!' Ft. Pierce ___121 Sebring ____ O!> Galne ville ___120 St. Augustine ___J 2,1 for Green Cove ___J? 1 St. Cloud ____ 211 Groveland ____ a.& Silver Spring _ _ !18 BREAKFAST Haines City __ 41 Stuart _____ 143 Hollywood ___230 Tallahasse ___25fl LUNCH :ind High Springs __141 Tampa _____ 100 Indian River City _ 88 Tavares _____ 82 DINNER Jack onvllle __154 St. Petersburg __ns Key West ___420 TitusvllJe _ ___ 42 Kissimmee ___ 18 Vero Beach ___ _ JAIi Lake Annie ___120 We.it Palm Beach...J RO Lake City ---167 Winter Haven __ 52 Duck Inn Restaurant Lake Wales __ 58 Winter Garden __ J I 369-371 N. ORANGE A VE. JRIJ Winter Park __ , Lake Worth __ Phone 3533 CTTY BUS SCHEDULE Tn Winter Pnrk-Half hour ervice leaving Oranire · anrl Centrn I nn the hour and half hour. Return Ing from Winter Park depot ten minutes befor. and 20 minute after each hour. Prtrk Lake, Drub&drPnd Route-Leaving Orange and Central to Park Lake on the hour; to Duhsdreafi half past f'acb hour. Half hour ervice 6 :30 a. m. to g a. m. anfi 4:30 p. m. to 7 :oo p. m. Chernkee-So11th City 'Limits Route- Hourly service leaving Orange and Central 20 minute before each hour. Pho11e 6 !~ !' I .4. C. L. De11ot-.',01Jth Pnrrnm.ore Rn11te-Hourly en 122 N. Orange-Autrey Arcade Ice leavin,t Central and Oran~e outh. JO minute11 DWICHES. FOU T I SERVICE pa11t each hour. For further information call Orlando Tran.ill Co.• Phone 8838. DATSON STEAM HIP TICKETS DAIRIES Ea tern Air and Pan American irway ,, .. TOUR and CRUI ES -GRADl A PASTflJR/lfD Lanier Steamship Aqency Milk 4- Health f Authorized gent for ll Line OR TELL • 1,4 E. Plne (Phone 3913) Mr . J. L. E IG PHONE. 6342 THE DRIVER

The GREETER Leads m Class Circulation a~1d Reader Interest c. o f c. n<,tes winter park-rollins college All visitors are welcome to Sun hine Park Dr. William S. Beard, well known clergyman where Bowling, Sbufflel:foard, Roque, Card ; and admini trator, who is now connected with Hor eshoe Pitching ar.d other games are played the Rollin taff, will be the speaker at the Morn, daily. ing Meditation service to be held in the Knowles All visitor are requested to rcgi ter at the M :! morial Chapel, Sunday Jan. 15'. Dr. Beard's Chamber of Commerce so that their friends subject will be "The Stake of Yesterday and may locate them. Today." State Club Meetings The Winter Park Symphony orchestra will Ohio--Mo1 d ay, C . of C. Bldg., 8 P . M. give its second program Sunday afternoon at 4 P. M ., in Recreation Hall. Tickets may be se, Mi chigan-Tuesday, C. of C. Bldg., 8 P. M. cured from Miss Mary Leonard, phone 254. ew E nglaed- Wed., C. of C. Bldg. 8 P. M. Program includes Suite No. l by Bach; Con York, Tl1ursday, C. of C . Bldg., 8 P. M. certo in A Minor by Grieg, and selections from Pcn1.sylvania--Friday, C. of C. Bldg., 8 P. M. works of R imsky Korsakoff, and Sibelius. Rollins is fortunate in having Dr. Kenyon L. Il::nd Con!:er:c Butterfield, lecturer and advisor on rural a-ffairs speak Tuesday on Jan. l 7, on .. The R ural Bil, Canel Co;,crt, Su,.d;.y, Eola Park-2:30 P . 1.,1. lion" in the Knowle& Memorial Chapel at 8:15. The public is cordially invited. BOXlNG- Mpr.day, 8:15 P . M., Court treet arena, at.:spices American Legion. T he name of a distinguished pioneer in the early Colonial History of Florida will be honored RESTLING-Wednesday, 8 P . M ., Court at Rollins, Sat., Jan. 21st, when the 132 anni, versary of Prince Achille Murat is commemor, ~trcct a;ena, auspices American Legion. ;,.ted u r. der the auspices of the Dept. of H istory. The Celebration will begin wit ha dinner at the Virginia Inn, followed by a talk by the Baron EVA NS CRUMP Paul dEstournellei. de Constant in the Annie JEWELER R ussell Theatre at nine o'clock. The proceeds from this entertainment will be for the Murat 33 S. ORANGE AVE . Scholarship Fund. D r. Evelyn Newman, professor of Literature, ard critic will resume her course on "Trends of Thought in Contemporary Literature, in the A ll Saints Pari&h H ouse on six successive Monday afternoors at 3:30. T he ·first three lectures will be d ~voted to current drama on the New York Sta~ e, two others to some of the leading novels of the year, and the last to an outstanding bio, MILK & ICE CREAM graph. The fee for this cour&e will be five dol, Phon~ 6196 Jars. ard may be secured from Mrs. Grace Ed, The half hour Organ Vespers' P rogram will be given as usual on M onday, Wednesday and Fri, TELL AND SELL Wi~h day at &ix P . M. The public i cordially invited.

NOR MANDEAU S~GN S Gulf l risurance Agent-Why don't you take out rnlicy. payable to your wife in case you die? 234 W . Wash=ngton St. Haw!.:ins-I'm afraid to. "\Vhy?" "Ob , my wife alw2.ys ks such good luck." LUN CHEONS 75c to $ 1,00_.~_-_-cr- DIN NER $1.00

TEAS BEAUTIFUL BEEMAN A La Carte ESTATE fo:-m~rly hem '? of the late 0 i?. E. GORE "CHEWING GUM KING A ttractlve Room at Perrydell Phon~ 546 1 1111d Perryclell Annex ~m,m111111m111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111m11111111111111111111mlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I ll'~

RITZ THEATRE Saturday thru Friday-"A FAREWELL TO A RMS" with H elen Hayes, Gary Cooper, Adolphe Menjou. Ernest Hemingway's world famous story- of two began in passion's reckle abandon .. . with a love that grew till it heeded neither shame, danger or death . . . the in, spiring record of two ouls lost for love's sake! New York is now paying $2.00 to see this 4 star sensation- you may see it in Orlando at our low admission prices! Coming Saturday, January 21-"R ED DUST " with Clark Gable and Jean H arlow.

BEACHAM THEATRE Saturday thru Monday- "No Man of H er O wn" with Clark Gable, Car, ole Lombard, Dorothy MacKaill. T he screen's M eteorie star-in smash ing romance, with high drama across the card tables. Tuesday and Wednesday- "MA DAME BUTTERFLY" with Sylvia Sid ney, Cary Grant, Charlie R uggles, 193 3 Marches on! . . .W ith one of the world's undying romances! Thursday and Friday- ON THE STAGE- COGER T & MOTTO in "Syncopations" with a cast of 20 entertainers, beautiful chorus, s:agc orchestra. ON THE SCREEN- "FAST LIFE" with Lillian Ha~nes, Madge Ev::.11 ~, Conrad Nagel, Cliff Edwards. Coming Saturday-"Animal Kingdom" with A nn H arding, Leslie H oward . --·

RIAL TO THEATRE Sunday and Monday- W ill Rogers in " D own to Earth ''-Added-Comedy Box News. Tuesday and Wednesday- Double-feature- R ichard D:x in " H ell's H igh, way" also " Stranpe Justice" with Marian Marsh R '.' ginald Denny. Thursday and Friday- Double featurr-V ictor M cLaglen in " Rackety Rax", also " Bird of Paradi e" with Dolores D l Rio, Jod M cCrea. Thursday and Friday are Guest D:ir s at the Rialto-Pmchase an adult ticket and take a guest fN!el Saturday only- Ken Maynard in " Dynami:e Ranch" Com: dy- Cartoon ·'Jungle Mystery" thriller No. 8.

= BABY GRAND THEATRE- WINTER PARK Sunday 2nd M onday-Clara Bow in "Call H n Sav:i.g " w;t h Thelma T odd, Gilbert Roland, Estelle Taylor. She's b~ck! Grratrr than E'V "r Tt:esday and Wednesday-"LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE" with M ;tz:i Green. le Sale at the Baby Grand T heatre Tuesday and WLdncsday. Purchase one adult ticket ar.d take a guest for le. Thursday and Friday-"Life Begi .s" wi~h Loretta Young. E:-ic Lir den. Words can't describe thi movie ma t~r piece- Reali min the raw! Love stripped of all sham! Saturday only-Frank Buck' " Brir.g them Back Alive". The greatest pic ~ ture of its kind ever filmed-By all means see it! ii ~ lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!:'.J!llllllll ll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll:11