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Metaphysical Library
and Book Shop

466 GRARY STREET
Open Daily, 10 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Sundays at 7:30 P. M.
Noon Talks daily on the Power .of Miné.
Afternoon and Evening Meetings,

Sunday morning, 11 A. M.

Walter C. Lanyon

Subject:
“WHAT IS IT THAT HEALS?…

TRUTH CENTER

The friends of Walter Lanyon,

overseas service man,

author

of

“Joy Bringer"

“Your Heritage”

and other widely read truth booker

will be glad to learn that he wil!

ara'n be with us for a week of clare

work. Mr. Lanyon has…

Unity Church.

Mr. Walter Lanyon, who has just

concluded meetings in San Francisco,

will

be the speaker at

the Unity

Church of Truth Sunday at 11 am.

and 8 p.m.

in the

Colonial Theatre.

Mr. Lanyon will also speak twice dally

during the…

UNITY LEADER HERE

Walter C. Lanyon, well-known re-

ligious leader, is in Honolulu for a

few weeks and is making his head-

quarters at the Unity Center, Kala-

kaua Ave. and Saratoga Rd.

During his stay in the islands

Lanyon will conduct a series of

daily…

UNITY LEADER HERE

Walter C. Lanyon, well-known re-

ligious leader, is in Honolulu for a

few weeks and is making his head-

quarters at the Unity Center, Kala-

kaua Ave. and Saratoga Rd.

During his stay in the islands

Lanyon will conduct a series of

daily…

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Oven Daily 10 A, M. to9 P. M.

SUNDAY. 7:30 P.

.

Noon Talks daily on the Power of Mind.

Afternoon and Evening Meetings.

Sunday at 11 A. M, and & P. M.

Walter C.…

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presented + Capitol Hill high
shool muditerium Monde evening
under the direction of Mra. Fran
Ketone

Mins Helen Selkin will play the
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QUEER CHINESE CSTOMS

Joss man, His young helpers stripped

Ww the waist laugh at you ax you

WALTER LANYON WRITES FROM

‘stop to wateh them learn their trade,

but they duck and tun when you

SHANGHAT

Point @ camera…

Walter C. Lanyon
Talks and
Healing Meditation
Every Morninz Next Week
at 9 o'clock

UNITY CENTER

Kalakaua Ave., at Saratoga Rd.

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a ; teams in America,
* sees ell are now appearing at
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: 3 T) kgall| during the season of
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SUCCESSFUL WEEK

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DE BLUE PARA NOE

DRAWS TO Stock

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An afternoon and an evening per- |

formance of

“The Blue Paradise,”

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!

at

the Erlanger theater Saturday,

will bring to a close this most suc-

eessful of…

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“The Count of Luxembourg”’ This Week’s Opera,
sa PRE LEUAN, NO On TE MERAY DION, WROTE NR GONE Crate a lsat
the company, thu goueral favorites with eae opera patrona” an er, Lous Smplemnn and Sonn Frasier, nudere Rovio and |}
wanjetee "hiss SacKensie and Richard Pawell and Mion…

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William Wilkerson, Olga Lister, Ruth

The R

‘ed Mill’ Entrances

O'Steen and Kenneth Edwas

‘The chorus, under the direction of

Lew Morton,

again

tributed a

xf

Big Audience at Erlanger

large share to the success of the eve-

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Premier of ‘‘The Pink Lady’’ Monday
THE ATLANTA MUNICIPAL OPERA ASSOCIATION WILL PRESENT “THE PINK LADY”
at the Erlanger theater Monday evening as the first performance of sixty-four to be given during |
the next eight weeks as Atlanta’s third summer season of musical…

‘Count of Luxembourg’ Wins

Great Success at Erlanger

Woodruff.

In the glittering

beauty

of

its; Miss MeMahon and Mr.

anet Kelly danced cleverly in one

in its gorgeous costumes, !ts

special number.

haunting waltzes, spirited mus

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CALIFORNIA SOCIETY

LOST DEBUTANTE IN

ERLANGER DANCER

BY FRANK DANIEL

San Francisco is short one debu-

tante because the Johnsons’ daugh-

ter preferred to make history in

the theatrical columns rather than

in the society sections.

Atlanta: knows

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| Opera Dancer Introduces Her Family

OFF THE STAGE OF THE ERLANGER THEATER, WHERE AMBRIQUE AND NEVILLE
are premier dancers in the productions of the Atlanta Municipal Opera association, the feminine
member of the team shares the…

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Opera Dancer Introduces Her Family
OFF THE STAGE OF THE ERLANGER THEATER, WHERE AMERIQUE AND NEVILLE
|| are premier dancers in the productions of the Atlanta Municipal Opera association, the feminine
|| member of the team shares the…

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“RED MILL” RICH IN COMEDY, |
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MOST. RESPONSIVE AUDIENCE,

S ‘WILDFLOWER’

OF YEAR GREET

like the most horny-handed claque

+ Bucolic Virtues Triumph

at the Metropolitan opera house. This

objection to superfluous encores is

Over City…

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COOLIDGE EXPRESSES HIGH HOPES FOR ARMS CONFERENCE
U.S. DELEGATES WILL TAKE LEAD IN OUTLINING POLICIES
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