St. Croix Avis, 1922-11-11, page 2
¥ T CEBEOUIX AViH CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. MONDAY EVENING 8.15. THE FINAL SHOW OF b3 ) “MATHIAS SANDORF AFTER THE FAMOUS NOVEL BY “JULES VERNE” Summary of the Preceeding Episodes: The tartan with Sava on board had reached the African coast, where Sarcany had already landed. To make the girl decide to marry him Sarcany had advis~? her of Piarre’s death, but though a captive, Sava desperately resisted him. ; : Meantime in Antikirtta, Pierre, is convalescent. He learns that Antikirtt is none other than Mathias Sandorf who, having escaped death, has bacon: prssessor of im- mense ;wealth. _ ~ Then Antikirtt asks him to join him in his vengeance on Tarpzna, Sygcyny and Silas Toronthal; thus Pierre discovers that Sava is the daugzhter of the informer’ »ainst his father Etrenne Bathery. ; Advisad of Mrs. Bathery’s disappearanc®, Mathias Sandorf sets out in search of h2r and to seize Sarcany of whose presence in Sicily he is also informed. : THURSDAY EVENING . “JACK DEMPSEY” HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. @ IN é€6 9 DARED' .VIL* JACK 15 b, ode Serial. ADMISSION DV B B B . …
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¥ T CEBEOUIX AViH CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE 8.15. MONDAY EVENING 8.15. THE FINAL SHOW OF b3 ) “MATHIAS SANDORF AFTER THE FAMOUS NOVEL BY “JULES VERNE” Summary of the Preceeding Episodes: The tartan with Sava on board had reached the African coast, where Sarcany had already landed. To make the girl decide to marry him Sarcany had advis~? her of Piarre’s death, but though a captive, Sava desperately resisted him. ; : Meantime in Antikirtta, Pierre, is convalescent. He learns that Antikirtt is none other than Mathias Sandorf who, having escaped death, has bacon: prssessor of im- mense ;wealth. _ ~ Then Antikirtt asks him to join him in his vengeance on Tarpzna, Sygcyny and Silas Toronthal; thus Pierre discovers that Sava is the daugzhter of the informer’ »ainst his father Etrenne Bathery. ; Advisad of Mrs. Bathery’s disappearanc®, Mathias Sandorf sets out in search of h2r and to seize Sarcany of whose presence in Sicily he is also informed. : THURSDAY EVENING . “JACK DEMPSEY” HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. @ IN é€6 9 DARED' .VIL* JACK 15 b, ode Serial. ADMISSION DV B B B . i nesie v e si2Be. G iie s e Y, Children 15¢. and 10c. ¢ e » ’ o Special Day at Eliil,” Frederiksted, SUNDAY 12th November, 6 A. M. Prayer and Devotional Service, corducted by Sister Cooper. 7A. M. Subject:—FAlTH, = ‘** Bro. J. Somersel & Sr. Licorish. BA. M. REDEMPTION, i ‘“ Bro. Licorish. 9A. M. Praise and ;Testimony, - " Brethren Blyder and Simpson. 10 A. M. Subject:—Baptism. i ‘“ Bro. Nehemiah Christian. 11 A. M. o Jnstification, - *“ Bro. Chr. Jacobs, 12 Noon = Sanctification, 4 *“ Bro. C. S. Mayhew. 1P M. - Divine Healing, & ‘* Sr. Ellen Hurt. aP N . His Second Coming, . " Breth. Huggins and Walcott. BP. M. Children’s Service, . ‘" Sisters Mayhew and Cooper., 4P. M. Talk to Young People, . ** Sr. Carrie Gick. 5 P. M. Open Air Service, i el i 7.30 P. M. Missionary Address, b ‘** Superintendent, An invitation extended to all. J. R. MAYHEW, Supt. POCAL. With reference to what appeared in ! our issue of the 9th relative to a vacant position-as music teacher in the Frederik- [ sted public schools, we are informed by the Department of Education that it is anxious to engage a person who has a trained voice and ear, someone with . ability and knowledge ty attain results Just Received FROM : The Ford Motor Co.- ¢RONT & REAR SPRINGS, /f/ EXHAUST & INTA&M ANIEGLDS, EXHAUST PIPES, COMMUTATORS, ;,COMMUTATOR WIRES, SP2RK PLUG WIRES, STATIONARY CONES, Adjusting Cones, (Right Left), Mag- neto Plug Contact Pgfnts, Piston Rings, Door Lenseg Doors for Lamps, Oil Cans Jalves, Valve Sprygs, FRONT HUB ASSEMBLY, LICENSE BARCKETS, VALVEGRINDBRS, SPARK PLUGS, and CYLINDER HEAD WRENCH. Christiansted, Nov. 11th 1922 ERIK R. STAKEMANN. will play the following program On The Wharf SUNDAY EVENING —w— PROGRAM —— PART L 1. March..‘American [sgion”. .Parker 2- Waltz.. 'Three O’clo® In The Morn- ” ing’’..Robledo 3. Pox leof . “Georgette” ..Henderson = INTERMISSION :-; 1. March.. 'The Little Corporal’’.Sutton 2. Grand Selection..''Songs From The O d Folks”’..Arr Lake 3. Fox Trot.. ''Tuck Me To Sleep In My Old Tucky Home’’..Young ete STAR- SPANGLED BANNER. FRED. C. JACKSON, JRr. Bandmaster. in the teaching of narsery rhymes and instructive juvenile meivdies, so that the children should be trained not only, to sing, but to learn to ‘‘love’’tosing Band music is not what is aimed at with the little children, the Assistant Director ad- vises. From the nature of the require- ments it would appear that a fem:la teacher is the one to meet the need in this case; but, undoubtedly, others may qualify. Mr. Lindborg is pleased to learn that people are interested in the teaching of music in the schools, and trusts for cooperation in achieving what is desired.