To meet Ayers, there is first a
sensation of surprise at his youth,
then a gradual warming up to the
genial sprit of the chap—a spirit
that must, of course, have been there,
else how could he have spoken the
lines or have given across the foot
lights the cheery, right-o appeal of
his role!
"The Old Homestead" will close its
engagement at the Jefferson with
matinee and night performances to
AT LOEWS ituor
Only four more performances re
main and these today (Saturday) to
see the remarkable work of the fa
mous Royal Pekin Troupe. Oriental
wonder-workers. who present the
headline attraction of the vaudeville
bill at Loew-’s Bijou this week and
close their engagement Saturday
night. Other meritorious acts on this
bill include the combination of music
and comedy offering- by Sid Hall, as
sisted by Joe Simon and Dainty Della
Vann. also the dancing revue.
"Twenty Twinkling Toes," by- the
Gordon Sisters and company, as well
as the blackface comedy skit by
Bond and Adams, and the versatile
offering of Oliver and Olson. Movie
fans also have one more day to see
Buster Keaton in his second full
length Metro picture. "Our Hospital
ity." full of laughs and some inter
esting- studies of this country in
lSJO.
48 MORE CITIZENS
Native* Of Foreign l,nnri« (Jet Natu
ralization l'aiM*r.H Friday
Forty-eiglU natives of foreign
shores became full fledged citizens
of the United States at exercises in
the federal court room Friday after
noon.
Judge W. I. Grubb pronounced the
rites which transformed them from
foreigners to Americans. Then the
League of Women Voters took them
in charge. Bibles were handed
around, the United States flag was
saluted, and short talks on citizen
ship were delivered by civic leaders.
