Life — December 21, 1928 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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nd Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time. Seany Boy anit Jeenetor’ Salon Group's. 12-inch of these exceedingly popular theme c'for rhythmic nuances, change of po, odd | imstrumentations and vivid color. an and Pat's Night Out. Columbia Vidor 25045— ‘te Leath and Prank. Harris ‘make Lire hoopee with novelty vocal duets. iperaiafeoads and 1 Stil Keep Dreaming of You. Two snappy fox-trots by Nat Shilkret Orchestra introduce the theme song of {fcature, “Show People,” backed by the feet” number. an equally impressive rendition. Shukret 1s ever reliable for some new or novel trick SShation in the orchestral treatment, and he clicks once again with this couplet. Xaa'e Little Wiggle and Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac mints Sith “srrge—Ed Lange, probably the fore- t of ultra-modern syncopated guitar ts excellent examples of “hot” and Mar strumming. As an instrumental isk is quite interesting and withal is ove, a Little Kiss and Jalousie. Bruns- Predric Pradkin and his Piddlers with rnationally popular as y Kiss,” is soupled with an iy appealing Spanish oddity, “Jalousie. (Fided Sympathy and I'm Wetting You This Litde Melody. Brunswick g070—Jesse Stafford’s dansapa- ‘ck. West Coast organization formerly Wiedoeft's Orchestra. The untimely nent jazz maestro finds the ensemble ‘of a new bandmaster, and still Jance-inspiring fox-trotology. Abel Green, NOT IN THIS CLUB To He Eorror oF Lire. Sir: My attention has been invited to the enclosed letter printed in your Novem- ter gth issue of Lire and signed by one “John C. Williams, University Club, Har- risburg, Pa.” There is no member of the University Club of Harrisburg bearing the name John C. Williams. We have not had a member by that name. Our city directory does not contain such a name. We be- lieve no member of our Club is using such a name in writing you, as letters addressed to the said “John C. Williams” in care of our Club from various sections of the country and apparently in answer to his letter have not been claimed. Apparently some misguided individual has secured some of our stationery and is using it much to our discredit. This is the second time such a thing has hap- pened. Believe me when I tell you that the sentiments expressed in the Williams let- ‘er are not the sentiments of the mem- ters of our Club and we very much re- gret its publication, and ‘would appreciate ivery much if you would disregard such ktters in the future. Kindly publish this in defense of our crganization. Mark T. Minor President, University Club of Harrisburg. _ (Eottor’s Note: The letter referred to 5) Mr. Milnor was a particularly violent Protest against certain political opinions apressed by Elmer Davis. We are glad ® print Mr. Milnor’s letter, absolving the University Club of Harrisburg of all re- ‘ponsibility for the ravings of the. courage- Pa patriotic but cautiously anonymous Iehn C. Willams.’’) Give your NEW YEAR'S toasts the “pre-war taste”’ OTS of good things in view for 1929—Prosperity— Peace—and a silver lining to Prohibition: namely, that marvelous mixer, Silver King Fizz. It takes your supply of ???? and smooths out its rawness, rounds out its edges, ages it, mellows it! Are you in on this secret? Thousands have tried it! Carloads have been sold! Silver King Fizz works its magic by means of (1) the pure mineral water with which it is made; (2) its lime and other fruit juice content; (3) a secret pure ingredient. Result—a silver lining to Pro- hibition, and a merrier New Year to you! If you like a dry, refreshing beverage—without any alcoholic tinge whatsoever —you'll approve Silver King Fizz straight. It’s sparkling—distinctive. P. S.—Certain benighted dealers haven't secured Siler King Fiss. Even your dealer might disappoint you! If he does, write to us direct, giving his name. We'll see he gets a supply for you. Waukesha Mineral Water Company, Waukesha, Wisconsin. SILVER KING The Marvelous Mixer with the LIME TANG comicbooks.com