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JAYHAWK PLUNGE
Cool Filtered Water
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Celebrate the 4th "Forbidden Adventure"
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TONITE - TOMORROW
ON OUR STAGE AMATEUR PROGRAM MUSIC! DANCING No Advance in Price
Regular Show
"THE CRIME OF DR. HALLET"
Ralph Bellamy
Josephine Hutchinson
And
TIM McCOY
"PHANTOM RANGER"
SUNDAY ONLY
It's Mountainous!
MUSIC"
MARTHA RAYE
BOB BURNS
And
The Eternal Triangle!
"MOUNTAIN
The Eternal Triangle!
"WINGS OVER
HONOLULU"
RAY MILLAND
WENDY BARRIE
Do Women Live With Beasts? Is There Really a Missing Link?
MONDAY 4th
WANT COLUMN
"FORBIDDEN ADVENTURE"
ADULTS ONLY
Continuous from 2:00 p.m.
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FOUND: Roll of currency on campus, Monday, June 13. Identify a the education office, Fraser 103. seventh century. One of these was the northern Europe, with Nuremberg its center and Clamier its leader, and the Italian school. The former produced better results from a purely pyrotechnic point of view, but could not vie with the latter in artistic elaboration and the scenic accessories introduced.
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Shirley Temple's Only Rival!
Little Miss JANET CHAPMAN
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See That Kidney Punch
The Shortest and Fastest Fight in History Was Schmeling Fouled?
The Play That Kept Broadway in Tears and Cheers for Many Record Breaking Months
SUNDAY----4 Days
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GINGER ROGERS Doug. Fairbanks, Jr.
Today - Tomorrow
Shows 2:30-7-9
"HAVING WONDERFUL TIME"
A Worthy Successor to Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Joan Blondell Melvyn Douglas
"There's Always A Woman"
A detective story that's really a fun frolic
The Picture That Speaks for Itself
SUNDAY
Herbert Marshall Barbara Stanwyck
Always Goodbye
All women should see it
The following was the verdict by a certain grand jury in a suit against a railroad company:
"If the train had run as it should have run, if the bell had rung as it should have rung, if the whistle had blowed as it should have blew, both of which it did neither, the cow would not have been injured when she was killed.
A certain summer student who has been living on a banana diet all summer was dissappointed to find last week, when she dropped a penny in the scales, that she had gained 314 pounds! Since then she is "penny wise and pound conscious."
At the Dickinson
SUNRISE DANCE
Together for the first time on the screen, Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall co-star in 20th Century-Fox's inspired drama, "Always Goodbye." Starts Sunday at the Dickinson.
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Starting Monday Morning, July 4, at 12:05 a.m.
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AT THE GRANADA
Like the words of the popular song, "Sometimes I Love You, Sometimes I Hate You!" is the romance between beautiful Ginger Rogers and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in "Having Wonderful Time," playing at the Granada for 4 days starting Sunday.
July 4 Celebration
Continued from page 1
In the early eighteenth century, the Ruggieri brothers, Bologneese fireworks artists, visited Paris and produced displays at Versailles and elsewhere on a hitherto unprecedented scale. One of the brothers aided in carrying out the display in London which celebrated the Peace of Aix-la-Chappille in 1749.
During the remainder of the century the improvement of fireworks was rapid, for they began to prove an attraction at resorts and general celebrations.
However, no real advance had been made yet in pyrotechnic mixtures, for color had not yet been introduced, the art still relying on saltpette. Some of the early pyrotechnists claimed to produce tints, but De Freizier published two books in 1707 and 1747 which came closest to telling the truth in that he described a mixture that produced "reddish," "greenish," etc., flames.
The era of modern pyrotechny began in the first quarter of the nineteenth century with the introduction of potassium chlorate, which had been discovered in 1788 by Berthellet, into the art. Color effects were now possible, and a new field of research was opened.
The last steps were the introduction of two metals, magnesium, about 1865, and aluminium, 1894, which gave a brilliancy never before attained and added to the variety of effects produced.
The famous displays at the Crystal Palace near London, instituted in 1865, are the greatest factor in the development of the modern display.
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