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JOLTS AND JARS Review Of The Year
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Ain’t it awful? Don’t it bring season’s squad ... the education
T>_..
you down? Kinda tak^ the ioy
out of life don't it? What?
heard Dr. Ryan speak . , . fcl-
Whv tradition Elon studer,is
b.;n,: back in .chool of course
T * , '-uui&t.. fast to the orphanage . . . Final
Just think of those swell holidays, approval of plans for the con-
Christmas d’nner, dances, parties stniction of an illuminated foot-
and stuff. Well anyhow now we field came in December an;J
have the sprmg holidays to look ®°°'’ begun on the ac-
forward to and those little things ^
tl.at kind hearted Profs insist up- and lecturer
2na evangelist was TDnnrim’
on giving to each and every speaker during Religious Emphjl
student — EXAMS. sis week ... the negative debat-
Were you one of those lucky ‘''8 ^eam reached semi-finals in
ones who received a record play- Dixie Tournament held
er for Christmas? If you weie ' r
, . eliminated by Wake Forest
and are in doubt as to the best members of "Campus pubSations
way to start your record collec- attended annual press convention
tion, then we suggest record al- Durham,
burns. Whether you prefer the
classics or swing you get the
Maroon and Gold
HOOD SPOR1 aiiOP
a INiiAKJ^feT SFOKT
0
Capeskin and Horsehide Jackets
7.95 to 10.95
Suede and Cape Coats . . . 9.95 — 10.95
Corduroy Coats (blazer style) in
Maroon, Tan and Green
4.95
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SPECIAL ELON t a r;KET« wtth COLI EGE
«EAL .. . d.^%
SWEATERS . . . 1.95 to 4.45
Meet Your Friends at
SHAW’S SODA GRILL
* * *
Kere Ycu Can Enjoy a Tasly
Lunch or a Crisr> Bulter Toasted
Sandwich with 'Your Favorite
Drink.
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Next lo Paramount Theatre
Burlington, N. C.
JANUARY 11, 1941
Pipes and Pouches
We Carry A
Large Selec
tion of fine
Pipes as Well
As Other
Smoking
_ NeedsI
^ITY DRUG CO.
records you want in albums.
Practically all of the recordsn^j
companies are offering these sets
at reasonable prices and there is
a wide selection available.
Some folks say there isn’t an>
money in the music business, j
•Viaybi' there isn't but Glenn l.ui-1
ler has just signed to do a rriovie
with Sonja Heme. Glenn and
his Orchestra will get a mere
$100,000 lor their part in the
flicker. That ought to keep ui.
boys in cigarettes for a while,,
don’t you think? ’■
Then there is Jerry Colonnai
(Bob Hope show). He s the guy
that made Yehudi famous. A
couple of years ago he was play
ing trombone witn various uance
bands and getting about $50 a
week. Last month he was paid
$5,000, plus a percentage, for two
weeks at the Paramount in Los
Angeles, as a solo act.
Artie Shaw has just waxed .i
takeoff on "When the Swaliov. s
Come Back to Capistrano"; it is
•’When the Quail Comes Back lo
San Quentin.”
Some guy has figured out that
there are 800,000 saxophone play
ers in the United States. Enough
to populate a city the size ot bt
Louis and enough to de-populate
a city the size of New York
in ten minutes!
Record collecting has become
such a popular hobby that the re-
coiding firms are now re-issuini^
old and some never before i.s.sued
records from the golden era
jazz, the late twenties. That
the era of Bix, Lang, Tesch, and ^
all.
Want to win back some of th ,t i
money you brought back
school? Luis Zingonethe, master
pi fslidigitator (magician), shows j
you how leading the way thru
six baffling tricks that take
only the booklet of instructions to
master. It’s all contained in
Victor album includang instruc
tions and three ten inch records
to aid you in mastering the art
of sleight of hand.
Records You Don't Want to Miss:
Concerto For Clarinet . . . Ar
tie Shaw — Plenty of fine Shaw
clarinet here. It’s a 12 inch
double sided record. In spite v,.
ti;e length of the record it dotsn t
let up from start to finish. Best
record we’ve heard in many a
day.
If >ou gel a chance don’t fail
to get the new records by
Benny Goodman Sextet, featui-
ing Count Basie, a spin. Ihev
are strictly O. K. But what
would you expect with a person
nel like Goodman on clarinet;
Count Basie, piano; Cootie Wil
liams, trumpet: George Auli, i
tenor; Artie Bernstein, bass; Char
lie Christain, guitar; and Marry
Jaeger, drums.
Tommy Tucker and his Tucker
Time Orchestra have just landed
a radio commercial for Turn',.
It’s another of the “Pot of Gold”
idea.! which will feature Tuckers
music. Featured voqalist with
the Tucker crew is Amy Arnell.
She s sister to Ben Stevenson,
trumpet player and scholar, who
was in our midst last year.
Well guess that ought to abo t
fill up our column for this issue.
So with your permi.ssion we’'I
fake our lp;ivo ,Tnd drop around
Hsain in about two weeks — may-
!>' In the mean time ju.st kecpj
things in a slow and easy groove.
BURLINGTON, C.
T
1941 BRINGS
OPPORTUNITIES
In'^ite Success By
K'^eoinar Up A
Well Cleaned
Appearance
lO '
ii"^I?'!oc»fs Tailoring Shop
EurIingon, North Carolina
Opposite Paramount
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TROLLTNGER’S
Burling-ton’s
leading- Florists
FLO WFP ?
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Travel Traflways
AND YOU WTLL ALWAYS
GET THE BEST IN TR 4VEL
Whether it’s a trip home for the holidays
or a short week-end trip
travel trailways
for Economy and Convenience
UP NORTH DOWN SOUTH
TRAILWAVS is BEST
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Ch arlottes ville
Virginia
When the game ends...
pause and
Two words describe ice-cold
Coca-Cola ... deliciout and re
freshing, Delicious, because it
is always a pleasure to taste.
Refreshing, because it leaves
a delightful after-sense of re
freshment. So when you pause
throughout the day, make it
the pause that refreshes with
ice-cold Coca-Cola.
YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY
BotU«l undtr .uthority of The Cocj-Cola Company by
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
ON MAIN STREET
Phone 931
Burlington, N.
BURLI.NGTON, N. C.
m
DEAN
Skating
Rockefeller
Center Theatre
It’s the
cooler.,, better-tasting
milder cigarette
It’s called the SMOKER’S
cigarette... Chesterfield ... because it’
the one cigarette that gives you
COMPLETELY SATISFYING smoke.
You try them and find them
COOL and PLEASANT. You light 6ne and
find they really TASTE BETTER. You buy
pack after pack and find they are MILDER
IVII. Liocnr 4 Miua Immc* C*.