The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 23, 1947, Page 4

Theaters Are Asked To Aid Polio Drive Theater owners throughout the mation have been called upon by moving picture operators to par- ticipate in the 1947 March of Dimes by taking up collections during shows, from January 24- 30, Mrs. Wilhelmina Harvey, Mon- foe County campaign director of the National Foundation for In- fantile Paralysis fund- raising drive, disclosed today, A copy of a telegram sent to theatrical circuit executives by Richard F. Walsh, president of the | International Alliance of The- , 1 atrical State Employees and Mov- ing Picture Theater Operators, re- ceived by the campaign chairman, read as follows: “Throughout the war, we mo- tion picture projectionists gave our time, our sincere efforts, and worthy cause. Now that the war is over, our first thought in peace is the health and happiness of our children. The Motion Picture Theater owners originated collec- tions for the March of Dimes to fight infantile parlysis. It was the first collection ever made by the industry, therefore we fell it is our ‘fight. “We want to participate for the call upon gvery theater _owner to} La CASA MARINA Announces the Opening of the PATIO for Cocktails - Dancing FRIDAY, JANUARY 24TH Followed by Dinner in the Marine Dining Room DINNER MENU APPETIZERS Stuffed Eggs - Smoked Salmon - Fruits Supreme Herring in Cream - Tomato Juices - Shrimp Cocktail OUP Consomme Mille Fanti - ENTREES Filet of Sole Saute Belle Meuniere Baked Stuffed Lobster au Gratin a L'Ancienne Grilled Loin of Spring Lamb, Bacon Vert Pre Quartered Chicken, Southern Style, Corn Fritter, Bacon 2.30 Minute Steak Saute, Fried Onions Tyrolienne Brochette of Capon Liver on Rice, Sauce Colbert Cold Lobster Salad Garni Mayonnaise Chef's Salad Special Cold Virginia Ham, Potato Salad VEGETABLES O'Brien Potato or Brussels Spouts Rissolee Fried Sweet Potato or String Bean au Beurre SALAD Cream of Celery - Cold Consomme DESSERTS Lime Chiffon Pie - Parfait - Compote of Friits - Cheese Caramel Custard - Peach Melba CO} Price of the Full Dinner is Indicated by the Cost of Entree MUSIC by GENE COSTELLO TRIO Reservations Requested Telephone 309 Bermuda Market | | Abreu Bros.; Proprietors Corner WHITE and ELIZA Streets * PHONE’52 —-WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE———_—— Week End Specials WESTERN Veal-—-BEEF—Lamb PORK a —— Veivesta Zit OE COCA-COLA —_—- — | om | celias aie rae a WAYONNAISE = MIRACLE WHIP tw 1 No.2 Can No. 5 Can ORANGE JUICE Silver Cow REAM Milaniz Thousand Island 210° “525° Boscul peste eS Se ae ea ERE ERR R RDN ROO SON Heo Bisquick, Vienna Sausage, Fresh Shipped Eggs, Karo Syrup white or dark, Log Cabin Syrup. 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