N. Gilley w*ill preside at the meeting
at which several guests will be pres
ent.
BANKER A BANKRUPT
John E. Liggett Foils For *283,859
With $100 Assets
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—Listing li
abilities of $253,959, John E. Liggett,
former member of the banking firm
of Liggett & Drexel, New York, filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
here, it was learned today. Assets
of $100 were scheduled.
ACTOR IS AUTHORl
OF COMING PUT
‘The Monster/ With Crane
Wilbun Promises To Out
rival All With Thrills
Crane Wilbur in "The Monster,’*
the new spoken play coming: to the
Jefferson theatre for three days be
ginning: Thanksgiving, is an attrac
tion which bids fair to ovtrival all its
predecessors in thrills and hair-rais
ing situations. Crane Wilbur is the
author of this extremist mystery
drama, as well as its star performer,
having returned to the speaking
stage from the movies to enact it.
“The Monster" is recommended to
local theatregoers who delight in ex
citing plays. By its well-earned rep
utation acquired in long runs in the
big cities of the north and west, it
offers all the tricks that fool the eye
and make the mind work rapidly.
One no more has his mind mind made
up as to the origin of one situation
when another developes to claim his
attention.
fiURDAVE.AND •seventeenth-street
ALL THIS WEEK
VAUDEVILLE 3:30 - 6:50 - 9 P. M.
MARCUS LOEW
PRESENTS HIS OWN IMPORTATION
“Theatre Comique Russe”
WITH MISCHA VISAROFF
IN A SPECTACULAR FANTASY
AL H. WILSON
GRACE AND EDDIE PARKS
MABEL DREW
WOLGAST AND GIRLIE
PHOTOPLAYS 2 - 4:30 - 8 - 10 P. M.
