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AT THE MOVIES I
AT THE VICTORY
Tonight and Thursday—
Katherine Macdonald In "White
Shoulders.”
Fi iday and Saturday—*
; Dustin Farnum in "The Buster.”
S Sunday night—
Jack Hoxie in “Double O.”
i Monday and Tuesday— ^
Harry Carey in "Desert Driven.”
AT THE BRADLEY
Thursday—
Nero, S reel Fox special.
Friday and Saturday—
George Arliss in "The Man Who
Made God.’’
Pictures of Elks’ Clam Bake
Sunday night—
Madge Bellamy in “The Soul of the
Beast.” *
J'onday and Tuesday—
Wallace Reid in “Nice People.”
“PANDORA” PRESENTED BY
PUTNAM (HEIGHTS SCHOOL
The old Greek play, "Pandora”, was
given by the^Cheerful Worker's’ Class
of the Putnam Heights Congregational
Church at eight o'clock last Thursday
evening before a large and appreci
ative audience.
The following children took part In
the play: Lillian Lord, Mabel Cobb,
Anna Shlppee, May and Albina Soeh
or, Elsie May and Emily Holden and
Alice Chase.
Miss Esther Rouse, who for the past j
year taught school on the Heights,
gave two violin selection accompanied
on the piano by Miss Elnora Fisher.
At the close of the entertainment
games were played, and there was a
musical program. Ice cream was sold
during the evening.
A great deal of credit is duo Miss
Mary Thurber, who spent much time
in rehearsals for the play. She has
unusual talent for doing things like
ibis.
A very satisfactory amount was re
alized from the admission and sale of
cream.
Eastford
MR. EDITOR:
Very satisfactory showery
weather lately. We shall see
lots of wet weather for awhile.
At least same will help late
"crops anrl also feed.
