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CONSTANCE MOORE, TITO GUIZAR
STAR IN REPUBLIC'S “MEXICANA"
One of the production highlights of Republic’s current 10th Anni
versary celebration is “Mexicans,” an elaborate musical now in work
at the Studio. Produced and directed by Alfred Santell, it co-stars
Constance Moore and Tito Guizar, and boasts a musical score by
the famed Mexican composer, Gabriel Ruiz, with lyrics by Ned
|Washington. Here, Walter Scharf, head of the Studio’s Music Depart
ment, directs Guizar and Miss Moore in one of the numbers in the
company’s new music auditorium for sound recording and dubbing.
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1 NO NEWS,IS-BAD/
i
I'wHATNE'NS of\
HOH "greater east J
AS/A CO PROSPERITY/
SPHERE?
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was held July 18th, 1945 at the M;
sonic Temple, 26th and Blondo.
After the regular proceeding at
tended by an unusual number of dele
gates and all post masters in attend
ance the election of all grand officers
M
was held:
M. W. Grand Master, Clayton P.
Lewis; Rt. W. Grand Deputy, J. W.
Dacus; Rt. W. Grand SGW, P. A. Ad
kins; Rt. W. J. G. Warden, Leon
Burden; Rt. W. Go. Treas., J. T.
Scott. t>'. \v. Go. Secty.; Srv,f. Har
ris; Grand Trustee Brd., R. C. Se
wart: Go. Trustee, L. T. McIntosh.
All were reelected.
Maynard L. Wilson, Go. Recorder.
t- ' _
Corporal Louis Hill, son of Mr. an<
Mrs. Hill of 3117 Corby St. is now
stationed in the Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. Mason will be out of the city
for about 6 weeks when she will re
turn to her home at 3115 Miami St,
We all hope she and her daughtei
will have a happy and enjoyable
I
| time.
1 -
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of 2212 N.
j 30th has lived in Omaha tor 30 years
and own their home. Mr. Tackson has
worked at the Armour packing plant
for 20 years and is still working there.
They have chickens and rabbits and a
nice garden. No children.
Mrs. Ella White of Fulton, Mo., is
now visiting Mrs. Leonard Harold,
1447 N. 23rd. Miss White reports
that she is having a real good time
while in our city. She will leave for
her home this week.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Mae
Robbins was taken ill and died in the
! month of June. Mrs. Robbins and
daughter, Clara Robbins, went to To
peak, Kansas, where the funeral was
held. We all suffer a great loss in
Mrs. Smith.
A few moments out
for a chat in the
South sea islands.
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Finlay Ice Company, Inc.
—ice manufacturers—
24th at Seward __ I
...be Sure and Watch for
Finlay Ice Co.’s....
YELLOW TRUCKS
Which Pass Your Door Every 3 Hours
Finlay’s Yellow Trucks will keep you Refreshed,
and your Food Fresh for the season.
or Call WE-0232 for Service
-when Your Ice Box Needs Icing—Pure, healthy
Ice, made right here at your door, at 24th and
Seward streets—or Stop By when you want to
try Finlay’s Pure Ice—Remember Our Phone
| number is WE. 0232.
We Appreciate Your Past Patronage and We
are always yours for Prompt, Courteous Service
to all the people, all of the time.
FINLAY ICE COMPANY, Inc.
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24th and Lake Sts.
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