This is the way Virginia ^
Valli. the screen -tar, ——
semis Easter greetings.
Perhaps, Virginia wrote
the greeting with her own
little hand, but it's a fore
gone conclusion her press
agent had a hand in the
idea. Hut no matter, it’s
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In charity performances the W
balloon girl is as im-vitaM" W
as the eigaret girl. Hut Miss I
Elizabeth Elliott is suffici- I
ently attractive and clever ,
to relieve the role of its
monotony and you'll be sure g
to enjoy her in the Junior ■
league's revue at the Brail
deis restaurants Friday and
Saturday nights. Rinehart
Marsden photo.
"Come 7, come 11; stay away snake eyes.” Cute? No word for it' They’)!
"fade” you at the Junior league’s charity revue which will be held at ’he
Brandeis restaurants Friday and Saturday night. The bright-eyed young miss
on the left is Miss Ruth Wallace. The winsone young lady with the curls on
the right is Mrs. Lester Klopp. Rinehart-Marsden photo.
Miss Marian Towle,
president of the Junior
league, which gives its
annual charity revue
Friday and Saturday
nights at the Hrandeis
restaurants. Photo by
Kinehart-Marsden.
\
Tom Wiso a« "Thr Did Soak’
in Don Mari|ui- ' oomody >f
proVoli toadoan l omporamont
at tho Hrandois thoator I• • r
four ilnyi lioifinmni' tonight
■“Jean Hastings, daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Hast mg*, was
born on Faster Sunday. It*Id Today is the closest she has eome
to an Faster Sunday hiithdny in hei H years. Faster will not
Again fall on April '*.'1, her birth date, until the year ‘.’.OOO, when
th« will be HI years old. Photo by lleyn
■V - <■
Hilda Gray anil Ann Pennington will have lo look to their laurels
They're too busy in New ^ ork to come to Omaha for the Junior
Hague's charity revue at the Itrandeis n staurants Fridas and
Saturday nights, hut who cares* Not as long as Miss \d<Ud*
Fogg is among those present And she will he. in this eerv nifty
and attractive costume.
