St. Croix Avis, 1922-04-11, page 2
ST CkolX AVLES hristi ted Theat Christiansted T heatre Wednesday Night 8.15P. M. Grand Varigty Enteriginment By The Old Timers. 1. The myvsteriez ofa pack of cards. | 2. Song. Don’t take advantage of my good nature. , . 3. LEGER DE-MAIN. : The wonderful disappearance of cards and the fairy star. The mysterious showers of sweets. The enchanted bird and cage. ; ' The spirited wand. The burnt handkerchief restored. : COMIC O. COMIC. ’ Teddy Manore and Dr KILL-and-CURE. e 4. Song. Berever died so snddenly before. W—M_——— :- INTERMISSION -: - . . Comie reeitation by Tharley. ' THE GREAT SHACKLE MYSTERY PERFORMED BEFORE YOUR EYESs The WONDER MAN will stand shackled before the audience and take off ali bis clothies without removing the shackles. : , NO SHEET. NO FALSE KEY. ALLDONE BEFORE YOUR EYES. THE POPULAR SONG. THE WANG WANG BLUES, with guitar and mandolin accompaniment. - ; : ROARS OF LAUGHTER. STAGE DANCING..STAGE DANCING, ..BY THE GREAT STAGE DANCER K-K-K. aceompanied by the BOY WONDER {ON THE MANDOLIN. : Clown Jokes. Side Splittizg Clown Jokes. …
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ST CkolX AVLES hristi ted Theat Christiansted T heatre Wednesday Night 8.15P. M. Grand Varigty Enteriginment By The Old Timers. 1. The myvsteriez ofa pack of cards. | 2. Song. Don’t take advantage of my good nature. , . 3. LEGER DE-MAIN. : The wonderful disappearance of cards and the fairy star. The mysterious showers of sweets. The enchanted bird and cage. ; ' The spirited wand. The burnt handkerchief restored. : COMIC O. COMIC. ’ Teddy Manore and Dr KILL-and-CURE. e 4. Song. Berever died so snddenly before. W—M_——— :- INTERMISSION -: - . . Comie reeitation by Tharley. ' THE GREAT SHACKLE MYSTERY PERFORMED BEFORE YOUR EYESs The WONDER MAN will stand shackled before the audience and take off ali bis clothies without removing the shackles. : , NO SHEET. NO FALSE KEY. ALLDONE BEFORE YOUR EYES. THE POPULAR SONG. THE WANG WANG BLUES, with guitar and mandolin accompaniment. - ; : ROARS OF LAUGHTER. STAGE DANCING..STAGE DANCING, ..BY THE GREAT STAGE DANCER K-K-K. aceompanied by the BOY WONDER {ON THE MANDOLIN. : Clown Jokes. Side Splittizg Clown Jokes. GET YOUR TICKETS AT THE \CHRISTIANSED THEATRE. PRICES OF ADMISSION : B B 0i el ey egepeens B R s e e O Christiansted, Bth April 1922. NOTICE. THE Ordinary Meeting of the Co- lonial Council fixed for Mon- day, April 17th is, by request of Government, postponed to MON- DAY, APRIL 24, 1922, at 1 o’clock p. m. ROBT. L. MERWIN, Chairman. -——-v-———-—"-—_-_-____-"—" EDITORIAL. News has just been received to the effect that Misses q’,ve Abramson and Kathleer Samuel, d.ughters of our es- teemed citizens Councilman and Mrs W. S. Abramsoun, aid Merchant Mrs. Mary E. Samuel of (I 's town, are among the successful candid: ‘es who passed the Cambridge Universit)\preliminary Ex- LiST OF UNCLAIMEDMAILFOR THE WEEK ENDED APRIL 8 1922 Mrs. Christeena Charles, Miss Amanda Hansen, Princes’ St., : cjo Miss Virginia Francis, Miss Muriel Mclntosh; Municipal Hos- pital, Clifford M. Plaskett, POST OFFICE, Christicnsted Virgin Islands, April 10, 1922. B. R. LARSEN, Postmaster. amination for Overseas Centres for De- cember 1921, of the .T. O. R. Memorial School, Miss N. Robinson, Principal, St. John’s, Antigua, B. W. 1. Mr. Abram- son’s daughter has also passed the short- hand test and both girls are being pre- pared for the Junior Examination which is the next step in the school. We take this opportunity of congrotulating the gradouates and the satisfied parents on this encouraging result. AUCTION ;. i > T the request of Lawyer D. H. JACK- ASON on behalf of MRr. JOUHN E, BENJAMIN will be offered for sale at . publie auction to be held al the proper- ty No. 33 & 34 Company Street in the Town of Christiansted on 3 ® the 15th April 1922, AT 1 OCLOCK P. M. His stock in trade consisting of General Merchandise. —ALSO— ; DRY GOODS AND READY-MADLE CLOTHING; HBABERDASHERY NOTIONS; ' _ PE&RFUMES; TIN WARES & CROCKERY Ete., Ete. Christiansted Vendue Office, St. Croix, April 1922. C. H. PAYNE. "~ Veudue Officer.e. Fee#'res. 10.00 } | Say Ten Francs ) TG 24 s o AT THE®BIG TENT ON THE VANGELIST D. C. BABCOCK will E still continue the su%iect of the JUDGMENT, OR COURT IS NOW IN SESSION IN HEAVEN. My case ~ will soon be ealled. : “*The Evangelist and his corps of Yorkers cordmlly invite you once again to attend these meetings. We purpose to explain THE WORD of GOD in such away that even a ehild can understand it, and without fear or favor. We helieve the Bible from Genesis to Revelation and shall teach nothing the Bible does not eonfirm. We have done all we could to make it comfortable, pleasant, and interesting and hope you will enjoy the treat with us, and whatever you d@ not understand, ask at the close of the ser- vice. The time bas come for the people to know the Truth, and nothing but the Truth.”” Now is the time to make your calling and election sure in CHRIST JESUS. “‘With good will toward all men.”’ , F. HALL, Pastor. FOCAL. The schooner ‘‘Vigilant’’arrived here yesterday afternoon from Porto Rico with a cargo of lumber. The theatre was again_ a scene of public hilarity last pight wken Elmo