The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 6, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX e| ‘ ~ . ! ‘Rent Director Fixes Prices | SOCIETY -:-: VARIED AND SPECTACULAR PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED AT WOMAN’S CLUB CABARET AT HABANA-MADRID PATIO! Lawrence A. Schroeder, rent di-) day to each of the parks, is as fol- (Contributed) The Key West Woman’s Club is! again grateful to the loyal citizens | of this city for wholehearted en- dorsement of their efforts to sup-/ port the Public Library and to pay | off the mortgage on their building. | The largest number of reserva-| tions ever made since Mrs. Con- nally first started holding the| Cabaret in Key West has been] made for next Tuesday and Wed-| nesday nights at the Havana-Ma-| drid Club, and much sincere ap-| preciation goes to Leon Kramer, | manager of the Havana-Madrid, | for his generosity in donating the | club gardens for this occasion. { Many of the loveliest girls and} most talented young men in Key West are taking part in the Cab-| aret. Rehearsals are being held| tevery evening at the Woman's Club and fun and laughter abound. It has long been the habit of Key Westers and, in later years members of the Navy and Army; social contingent, to suppoft Mrs. Connally’s shows. The First Lady of the Land, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, stated recent- | , Roberts, Leon Cramer assisting at | office doors. | The following program will b rendered: i Program | Master of Ceremonies—Lebrg! Kramer. i Music by—Barroso and his Or chestra. i Practice Accompanists—Ruth Jel- | liff, James O'Neil, Arthur | Tovey. | Act 1 | Opening Chorus—Mrs. James Rob- i erts and cast; danced by Mrs. E. T. Shepard. Act 2 | Tea for Two—Dorothy yvean Pe- tersen. Act 3 | Stompin’ at the Savoy—Sung by} Betty Gartenmayer and Ar-| thur Tovey. Chorus: Betsey Smith, Barbara Brunson, Nancy Mor , Peggy Moss,! Barbara Warren, Ruth Page, | Virginia Durham, Mary Louise | Porter. 5 Act 4 | epy Lagoon—Sung by Mrs.! rank Giambattista; danced by | Mrs. E. T. Shepard.and John | Dowling. Pe Act 5° | Introducing Jack Murphy | Act 6° > | ly: “It seems to me that commun-! Serenade in Blue—Sung by Leon \ity life will have to go on, people | ‘need recreation in times of strain ‘and some things become more im- portant than in peace times, so would certainly not advocate cur: tailing anything which proved good entertainment and aided} causes which were of value to the; community.” The Key West Woman's Club; stands for the cultural welfare of this city. While many women all over the nation have quit their! bridge clubs and unimportant so- | cial affairs, this club has gone} ahead with important Red Cross! and Social Service work. Mrs. Dan ro, acting Pres- | ident, appointed the following} committee to assist Mrs."Connally. ; Mag., Hugh Williams, General} Chaitman Talent Committec Jhairman, M B. Swain, Mr: Howard Wilso isting. Pre motion, Mrs, m. R. Wa i Publicity, Mi A. M. Morgan, | Mrs. James Hearn; Program, Mrs.} Rob Roy Ricketts; Decorations, Miss Etta Patterson, Ford Wil- liams, Dan Navarro, Charles R. 7, pie To Save America, Buy More War Bonds and Stamps | Brazil—Sung Kramer; danced by Mrs. Guy Carleton. Act 7 H Touch of Texas—Sung by S.‘E.} Rose, “Tex” Williams, D. C. Eggler, J. Edgar Collins.| Cowgirls: Betsey Smith, Wi lette Camalier, Consuelo Co- bo, Anne Kennedy, Dorothy Ross, Betty Allshouse. | Act 8 South Sea Island Dance—Ba Brunson; sung by Kay Ke: Act 9 Specialty—Leon Act 10 by Chorus: Pesty Tucker, Flor- ence Strong, Betty Allshouse, Lavinia Ricketts, Willette Camalier, Marge Shepard, Anne Robinson. Ruth Dorsan. Act 11 Tom Bagley at the Piano Act 12 White Christmas—Sung by Mrs. Frank Giambattista. Chorus: | Kramer Eva Warner. er, Betty Lou Ma f Robinson, Pesty Tucker HOLTSBERG’S “Where Ceiling Prices Are Observed” ARRIVING ole DAILY! ALL EXCLUSIVELY at HOLTSBERG’S “HL Your Most Povalue Shopng Conic i i TT a ay THE KEY WEST CITIZEN By W. L. STEVENS The Cleary Construction Com- }pany is working full blast on the To Be Charged For Units In Four Trailer Parks Here eee iv srest demana, Aico, the Sunrise Construction Com- |pany is doing their bit with their idragline and rock crusher on rector-attorney ot the rent-control | lows: |Perkins place. in Key West, today issued! “The rent director has consider- x ‘ed the evidence in the avove mat- ter and finds that the above hous- Jar]; ing accommodations: were bighéq ri than comparable housing accom- frarstho ‘The parks or camps affected-are ; Modations on October 1 1941. 7 snd givls the Mastic, the Gainers Inn, the’. It is therefore ordered that ° ys a: Siehin and the, Ross Trailer | the maximum rents on the above} Charles, Wimpy and _ Barber ‘Gibson dre attending school reg- They ga 40 miles to n in the school bus, driv- eon by their dad. They are real . his decision, fixing the amounts that may be chaged for each unit! in thé four traileepatié in Key West. Jerry gdés crawfishing~ every chance: he: gets ‘from ‘his schooi duties. He,and his mother run when occupied by not more thanithe Tavern at Torch Key. two persoss; 50c per week for each ! additional eon. Electricity (up{_, Mary and Peter, who run the to 15 amperes) shall be furnished ; i per week for each ampere or fuse capacity. All other services being | provided on the date of this order |are to be continued without addi- ; z | tional charge for same. | Quite a few of the Cleary Act 14 | “Issued and Cee this 6th! Construction Company men room Kalamazoo—Sung By Joseph Mc- day of February, 1943. Elliott. Jitter Bugs: Eleanor | Timberly, Wilmette Cama- i lier, Consuelo Cobo, Emma Henry persisted in ying, “I Neil Ayala, Betsey Smith,, have went,” despite his teacher’s Pauline Ketching, Dorothy, efforts to correct him. Finally, ss, Anne Kennedy; Louie'she insisted that he stay after Frank Cheek, “Tex” Williams,} school and write, “I have gone,”: - F ‘PRMD ela ARR SS A.» Politis, D. C.; one hundred times on the eed STRAND THEAT uissE. | board. do, J.) When he had finished, the teach- A ef’ Wis RUWhd#e to'be scvn,'so lit-| JOBRNY,: WEISSMULLER in tle Henry, wrote..on the black-| “TARZAN’S NEW YOR “ADVENTURE” Coming: “Major and the Mino: | board: | "MONROE THEATER | (“Dear Teacher: ‘I Have wrote— you send for your} RITA HAYWORTH in _|I have gone—one hundred times, “MY GAL SAL” and I have went home.” in TECHNICOLOR | déscribed’ accdiimddations be and! 5, Bycorie i they are hereby ‘fixed a8 follows: | ee Ge fren }.$4.00 per week) for each trailer, G Pati eo Mir. Schroed Carleton, Barbara Brunson. | Danced by Carolyn Cherry; Alters. Models: Helen Swain, Florence Strong, Susan La kin, Gloria Silveir Mr Harold river, Jessie Dowl- ing, Eva Navarro. Act 13 Tap—Dorothy Jean Petersen some of the largest tomatoes on the keys. They run a chicken and goat farm in connection with their vegetable garden. ;Key Inn. His Work Done a The state patroiman is a good Samaritan. He takes Mrs. Shan- ahan’s eggs to the Key West mar- ket. Nurse's Aid*—Mrs,.\NaonaigSjw'- sen. - Motor Corps—Mrs. Alfred Me: Mast : roduction—Mrs. ber. Staff Assistants—Mrs. Swanson. daughter?” Canteen—Mrs. Walker Wilson. “I found it too expensive to have } Junior Red Cross***—Miss Zetta her living in the city supporting ; Frances Cabrera. i herself.”—News and Views. ie] Louise Al- Cheaper at Home Margaret’ “Why did MEE, 8366 8 S066 Aeericn, Buy More War Bonds and 0: a “The Store Of Fashion’’ SEW and BE “SELF-MADE” WOMAN! BEAUTIFUL NEW FABRICS Beautiful new Floral patterns in bright, iocvely prints. Makes lovely frccks for dress-up wear! ~ |” SEERSUCKER PRINTS Posy and strip edpatterns in a fabric suitable for any occasion or type of garment! Fast color . . . washable PK ~——)j A (—») FASHIONS FOR WOMEN Fashions with dignity and dash, ,thet’s what women want isn’t it? And that’s 7U.c UEM Ari22wNn! Store of Fashion”. 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