The Schulter Bulldogs are on their way to the area tournament. They play Thursday, February 26, at 6:30 p.m. at Muskogee Civic Center against Oilton.
The Schulter Bulldogs are on their way to the area tournament. They play Thursday, February 26, at 6:30 p.m. at Muskogee Civic Center against Oilton.
The boys have been putting on quite a show lately with these very exciting wins in the regional tournament this past week, two of which were won with last second shots. The team has been totally amazing with their teams work efforts and ability to keep their heads and stay in the game even when they are behind. With each game getting closer to the State playoffs, the excitement is rising. This is Coach Peggie Lekowski’s first year as head coach at Schulter and she has more than proven herself to be what these kids have needed. The kids listen to her and know that this Coach will take them as far as they can go with their desire and ability to play basketball.
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50 Years Ago:
Little Miss Being Planned
The Henryetta Art Association is preparing the second annual La Petite and Little Miss Pageant to be held April 28, according to Mrs. Anita McVay. Little girls, ages 3 through 12, are eligible to enter the contest and compete for scholarships. The contest is being sponsored by the American Exchange Bank, First National Bank and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wells Jr.
75 Years Ago:
At the Blaine Theatre
I Play For Keeps! Glenn Ford in “Framed” staring Barry Sullivan, Janis Carter.
--- Morgan Theatre
The Kind They Talk About! Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings, Ronald Reagan, Betty Field in “Kings Row” --- “The Little Minister” Coming
A paramount pasteurization of Sir James M. Barrie’s famous novel and play, “The Little Minister,” starring beautiful Betty Compson, will be seen at the Morgan Theatre next Sunday.
This is a superb Penryhn Stanlaws production and presents this charming star in the most fascinating role, that of Lady Bobbie, Miss Compson is one of the foremost of screen stars and her popularity is immense. Supported by George Hackathorne, Nigel Barrie, Edwin Stevens and other noted players. Miss Compson’s portrayal in this picture will long live in the memory of her admirers. Don’t miss it.
Also Larry Seamon comedy, Mutt and Jeff cartoon and Pathe Review.
--- 100 Years Ago:
Morgan Theatre Tonight The Pride of Palomar
Peter B. Kyne’s great story of a man’s thrilling fight for love and honor in the boundless, romantic West. Directed by the man who made “Humoresque.” Marjorie Daw and Forest Stanley head the all-star cast.
Harrold Lloyd, Bebe Daniels and Snub Pollard in: “FOLLOW THE CROWD” Betty Compson, Bert Lytell and May McAvoy in: “KICK IN” All are Paramount Pictures --- Morgan Today
If you are fond of real drama, wholesome comedy and, incidentally, have an eye to the beauty of the latest creations of the Parisian modesties, then you should see Billie Burke in her new Paramount picture, “The Frisky Mrs. Johnson” which will display at this theatre today. In every respect, it will prove a revelation to you.
Independent of Miss Burke’s great popularity as a star, her newest vehicle is a fascinating picture. The scenes are laid in Paris during the gay carnival season and the story presents Miss Burke in a delightful characterization. Once you have seen “The Frisky Mrs. Johnson,” it is certain you will not soon forget it.
Talk about rich gowns - why, this picture presents a vast variety that will bewilder most women!
Vaudeville - The Norton Co., present their feature play of the week, with new specialties between acts.
