The Billboard 1925-03-21: Vol 37 Iss 12 (1925-03-21)

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H e Ls rr ir, Ike and Mik ] gold 2 told us it disa} rance. not r ’ . tt might unde stand “why the ‘three . vy when Ike and Mik le s to Keep an engage t} t r. on of the bes they are without excepest imported Lilliputians But they have promised I d bring with them Prince s < i to travel with his For the Inauguration Arthur Willis and his Columbia Orches rr d “ew York from South Amer w = before the Inauguration, | g ma he long trip to play a g s engage mt at Washington in hon of t great event. We were er of called into consultation in the matt tuxedos the right to buy the right for the men bers of the orchestra Mr. Willis 1id that ears were only two ir fo to his wwledge, who ad appe are a successfully in South America—Galli-Curci and Thurston, the magician. “You can’t deceive the South Americans into believing that poor entertainment is good entertainment,” said he. “They demand and appreciate the best.” According to Mr. Willis, the South Americans have gone quite mad over American jazz. Jane Jennings Writes from Berm ade that she is having a wonderful vacation, even if she is working on location with Herbert Brenon, who is directing a picture for Famous. She recommends ‘rmuda to all seeking beauty and quiet. Stephanie D’Este Busy Stephanie D'Este, the beauty of Oriental type who appeared in the title role in Salome, at the Triangle Theater, New York, early this season, has resumed playing after a long siege of illness. First she sprained an ankle and then contracted the flu. Now that she has recovered she is endeavoring to make up for lost time by playing The Woman in a one-act version of The Woman of ria, at The Triangle, doing two aes ances each performance at the Yiddish Art Theater and appearing in motion pictures. She recently appeared as a dancer in the film, Sow? Fire. 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DONALDSON, Grand Sec’y-Treas. 899 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 665A Fifthdvenue NewYork Y Office of the Grand Secretary-Treasurer This office is under the impression that all lodges are making preparations to send delegates to the convention, but has not received much definite news in regard to the number expected to attend. Pittsburgh Lodge No. 37 is planning an indoor circus and fashion show for the benefit of its sick fund. It will be under the direction of Brother Harry Dunkel und is planned for April 6 Brother Patrick J. Sullivan, of Buffalo Lodge, made great preparations for the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day and his birthday anniversary at his home March this week are: Brothers Philadelphia Lodge; C. O. Newlin. St. Louis Lodge; Touro Glucksman, New Orleans Lodge; Charles Cole, Rochester Loage. and Albert G. Odell, Westchester Lodge. Philadelphia Lodge No. 3 Deep sadness followed the sudden death of George S. Trimble, a member of this lodge, which was recorded in the March 7 issue of The Billboard. N. Frisch and Albert Hall were initiated at our meeting February 22. St. Louis Lodge No. 5 The following members were installed Contributors Cc. J. Levering, \Girls—Win a Prize!’ Past presi February 27 for this year: dent, W. D. Wiggins; president, Lee Scharfenberg; vice-president, Oscar, Kleintopt; recording secretary, C. 0. Newlin; financial secretary, E. W. Kur7 rus; treasurer, Charles S. Thiel physician, Dr. E. H. Wheeler; marshal, George Buerman; sergeant-at-arms, Chas. 3 EKiffert, and trustees, Dave Nelson. John Moran and Edward A. Shields, We penton Lodge No. 43 1—A popular pre-war drink. report the Brother John J. Weggmann. He expired February 21 after having spent three years in a hospital. His mother survives, Rochester Lodge No. 68 death of 2—What the flowers do. 3—For the lips and cheeks. Solve this and send it in with your name and address and you will receive a 50e size “Sesteh Bloom Rouge.’ At the January meeting we installed the following officers for 1925: Past Enclose 10¢ for packing and mailing. —s 3urt Caley; president, Leon E. urton; vice-president, Fred Bockhout : recording Seciainbarer. Charles H. Cole; SCOTCH BLOOM co. financial secretary, F. A. Brooks; treas135 Liberty Street, NEW YORK. urer, F. J. Heintz: chaplain, Lorlis Levine; physician, Dr. M. FE. Leary; marshal, Eugene Grivitt; sergeant-at-arms, Joseph Vichio, and trustees, F. Weeks. S. recording secretary, George B. Alley; Devine and C. Heitman. financial secretary, Albert G. Odell; treasurer, Harry Bean; chaplain, Harry Westchester Lodge No. 91 Garsh; marshal, William Bean ; sergeantThe Westchester Lodge installed its at-arms, Perey G ete; outer guard, new officers as follows: President, James Ernest Mellor, and trustees, T/C. Turner, T. Crosson ; vice-president, Nathan Baum; Edward Wollburg and George Schimpe.