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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

1.-THE Hoopers, an average American
family Of i've, living in a suburban
town, on a limited Income, will tell
the many present day problems Of the
homo are solved by working on the
budget that Mrs Hooper has evolved
and found practical. Follow them
daily IN an interesting review Of tier
home life and learn to meet the con
difions of the high cost OF living
with thpnl
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

daughter to his wife and EulaiIe Jensen
as Raimunda the mother Of Acacia and
the wife of Esteban.
The tragic atmosphere is artistically
maintained and the entire picture has
natural and dramatic beauty. Every
actor fits into the picture and the acting
is satisfying in every detail. This Is
a First National attraction and is a
worthy offering Of the screen. This
picture illustrates what the movie screen
can actually accomplish with a dramatic
story when high class and effective
people are cast for all parts. On view at
the Circle all week.-W. D. II.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
LUBR1oAT1oN CAUSES HEAT.

Q. VIII you please tell me Whether
there is a fluid that lubricates and does
not heat under continuous pressure?
L. r. h.
- A. The Bureau Of Standards says that
there is no fluid that lubricates without
heating under continuous pressure
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
IT WAS A NOVEL.
NOW IT is A MOVIE

NOW 1T is A MOVIE
It takes some time for the movie
version Of Kathleen Norris novel, Poor,
Dear Margaret Kirby" to get under
way on the screen. The first half OF
the movie is just the ordinary story
Of the eternal triangle but when you
are about to return a verdict OF guilty,
the movie takes sudden turn and nearly
puts it into the hit class.
Margaret Kirby is a heroine who does
not 60 wrong although she had numerous
chances while her husband was trying
+o increase his fortune. The husband
looses everything and OF course the
charming male friend is always near.
The husband attempts to Kill himself
by drinking poison and he IS even
failure at that He lives but It takes
months to get him on. his feet.
Now this reads Ike any other story
Of the moor little wife. But at this
point the story is given a sudden twist.
While husband IS trying to get well
the wife turns her fashionable nome INTO
a boarding house for rich people VINO
think they are in society but who are
miles away from that social sphere.
These scenes OF the I0uh i'm AN'N'-'-
brains. who think they are In society
are gems Of comedy as well as satire.
OF course the husband does not know
that hts wife IS trying TO make both
ends meet by keeping a boarding house
and even do sewing at odd times. 1t IS
hard to believe that wife could put
such a thing over on her husband but It
IS happening quite often this season In
the movies In the end, the husband
discovers what jewel his wife Is
Elaine Hammerstein, she with the
black hair and wonderful eyes, Is the
moor DEAR Margaret Kirby. The
ability of this woman carries lot Of con
viction and reality when the story is try
ing to keep the audience from think
ing.
"Poor. Dear Margaret Kirby" remains
at the Colonial all weck-W. ID. ii.
WANT SPRING TONIC?
ONE MAY BE FOUND AT ALHAMBRA
Even a movie can be spring tonic.
II you doubt that expression then Walk
over TO the Alhambra the first half OF
the week and see Mary Miles Minter III
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
RULES FOR THIRD CLASS p. o.

@ What are the rules for opening and
closing a third class post office?
A. The Post Office Department says
that the opening and closing of a third
class post office is generally regulated
by the train schedule and the regular
business hours Of the community.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
SOURCE OF EXPRESSION.

Q. What is meant by the expression
drunk as Chloe? NJ. Fl. q.
A This saying probably refers to the
lady Of that name, notorious for her
drinking habits, so often mentioned by
Matthew Prior in his poems.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
AMERICANS GOING TO MEXICO

Q. How many Americans are going to
Mexico at present? Y. l.. ).
A The Passport Division says that be-
tween $50 and 800 Americans cross the
Mexican border every month.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
TOM six Is AGAIN
THE DARING COBOY.

Tom Mix is 81 home when movie
story places him In a small Western town
whore the chief occupation IS Gghtin'
and the chief need IS a good man to rid
the district OF bad gang. Such story
is Hands on" which Is sarving as the
movie vehicle for Mix at the Regent this
week.
Mix has the role OF Tex Roberts. who
arrives In a Western town to break up
the plans OF 3 cattle rustler and the bad
son Of q rich ranchman Romona. the
Daughter OF the rancbman, figures IN the
love element OF the story.
Supporting Mix are Pauline Curley,
Charles h. French. Lloyd Bacon and
others The bill also includes the Vanity
Fair Maids in comedy. "Hobgoblins. "
I- 80 i
THE STAGE TO-DAY.
The second week Of the stock season
Of the Gregory Kelly Stock Company
begins at Eugllsh's tonight with The
Little Minister as the bin for the week.
Other attractions on view today on the
stage include: Frank Dobson and his
Thirteen Sirens. at Is. f. Keith's; The
japanese Revue at the Lyric; The
Two Slckers." at tho Broadway :; The
Cinderella Lady" musical comedy, at
the Rialto; 1.-THE Spenders7 and vaude-
Vile at Loew's State and "Razzle Dazzle"
st the Park
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

The Little Clown" II this cute little
trick OF the screen does not pep VI your
spirits, then 1 am no judge Of spring
tonics.
In the first place the story is conferred
around a little feminine clown and the
clown, Of course, is acted by Mary Niles
Minter IT is story of circus life.
OF course there is hero and his name
is Dick Beverly, a rich fellow who is dis
guised as a tramp" and gets a job as a
bareback rider. Then Cupid gets busy
and Pat, the little clown. falls in love.
The society parents Of DICK receive the
couple Ia their home. but the little clown
longs for the white top again and OF she
goes to the saw dust ring. Dick, OF
course. follows her. The picture ends
with the suggestion that the little church
is just around the corner
A trick monkey obtains many laughs
and tho horses are we'll handled. This
picture breathes OF spring, summer and
the circus.
Nearly forgot to tell you that Jack
Mulhau plays the role Of Dick Beverly,
the high class circus tramp.
Opinion: The Little Clown" Is an
optimistic adventure In love under a Cir
Gus tents Clean. bright and clever screen
entertainment
At the Alhambra the first half OF the
week.-W. ID. II.
T. - l.
WILD MEN AND WOMEN
on THE SAME MOVIE BILL.
The current bill at the Isis is a wild"
affair.
In one movie savages OF Africa appear
under the title OF "Wud Men OF Africa, -"
and In another movie Alice Joyce has the
role Of a modern wild woman" IN "Her
Lord and Master"
The Isis is now exhibiting the FIRST or
a series Of educational movies under the
head OF wild Men OF Africa" The first
episode and the one now on view Is called
The Jungle Dancers
The hrst episode leaves no doubt but
that the modern Jazz dances started IN
darkest Africa. These pictures have an
educational and even q patriotic value
because the spectator comes TO appre-
clate the advantages Of civilization. such
pictures az these may IN time takes the
place Of textbooks In the geography
classes OF the common schools. These
pictures are not dry" but entertaining.
Your reviewer cannot be enthusiastic
ever the work Of Alice Joyce In Her
Lord and Master" 1t isn't Allce's fault
as much as the stupid story in which
she is called upon 10 play the leading
role. The story concerns an American
girl who marries an Englishman and the
FnQIishman uses some strange methods
To tame" his wife Some OF the scenes
are very artificial and even the ability
Of Alice Joyce cannot save this movie.
The best acting done in the picture is
contributed by the actresses who plays
the role Of the grand English lady.
At the Isis all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

STRANGE isn't it. object to efforts to
proect animals from be unwilling to sign
their to protestsI
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

THE GAS insisting that could not possibly re-
duce the price venth of the cost per ton
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18
MONTE Blue HOLDS THE MIRROR UP TO NATURE
Boarding a CounWud

Monte Blue brings a touch Of the bills,
the mountains and even the heavens to
the pavement dwellers of the cities who
see 1.-THE Kentuckians."
Yesterday while I was looking over
Monte Blues claim as a star on the
screen at the Ohio, it was evident that
people are Monte Blue fans because he
impersonates d-blooded characters on
the screen. His Boone Stallard, the
mountain chap, who walked out Of his
lowly surroundings in mountain dis
trict and became a member of the State
Legislature of Kentucky, is a living char
aCterization and one that will linger In
your memory.
There is no suggestion of the hot
house or steam heat about Monte Blue.
In this movie, Blue looks like a real
mountaineer full of fight. he looks like
a child of nature.
Most Of the scenes in the mountains
look like they were filmed in the Ken
lucky mountains 1t is in these scenes
that the picture possesses most of its
charm. If Blue continues to have good
vehicle which allow him to have ma
ture as a background, it will not be long
until this Indianapolis movie actor will
be one of the commanding figures on the
screen.
This movie is made from the novel by
John Fox, Jr, and concerns Boone Stall
lard; a mountaineer, who becomes leg
tslator and fights to defeat the efforts OF
blue grass arIstocrat to Fass meas
ure which would redistrict the mountain
counties and break up the power of the
mountaineers. There is lots of punch
and action to these scenes in the lower
house of the Legislature.
Our hero falls in love with the daugh-
ter Of the Governor but in the end our
hero gives her up when she decides to
marry in her class. Boone returns to
the mountains and succeeds In prevent
ing one crowd of the mountaineers from
freeing one of his own kinsmen who
was sentenced to he hanged until dead.
AS long as the sentence stands, Boone
insists that the execution be carried out
The tension is broken when the Gov
ernor grants clemency by changing the
penalty from the death sentence to life
imprisonment.
Our hero remains IN the mountains
with his people and the Governors
daughter mRrries the aristocrat. Diana
Allen is the Governors daughter and
WNfred Lytell is the aristocrat.
There is one defect apparent In the
directing and that is the tendency TO
chop of the action into short length
scenes. 1t has a confusing tendency.
When carefully considered, The Ken
tuckians" proves that Monte, the lndi-
annapolis movie actor, has the right to
be seriously considered as a star.
At the Ohio all week. w. d. H.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

WHAT'S become sinister Influences concerning winch we
heard so much in the primaries ago?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

THE STREET CAR COMPANY the privilege of sell
tickets of the monument on them
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

OF COURSE repeat his famous remarks about
peace with Germany!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

IS the owner intoxicating liquor for his
COWS of maintaining still?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

WILL PROPAGANDA this primary will the citizens vote an
insist that counted?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-18

ought not be permitted to leave Indiana until he Se''
that street controversy
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26
"The Busherr at the Hip

Charles Ray finishes his engage
 ment at the Hip with the final show
 ings today of "The Busher," his great
 Paramount baseball picture. The story is that Of a small town pitcher who attracts the attention of a scout for the
 championship team. Negotiations, which result in his being signed by the champions take him away from his native town, while the populace give him a great sendoff. But when he reaches the big city, his success turns his head, and he feels that he can 'let up" and get by on his reputation. The manager of the team thinks differently, and if is but the matter of a few months when the star twirler is out of a job. and walking back to his home town, determined never to pitch an- other ball. But as the story unfolds, the object of the manager comes to light, and the romance of the diamond ends with his affixing his signature to a long time contract, and also, taking a life contract with the girl who has stuck to him through thick and thin to
 make her happy for the balance of her life. The added attraction is "On the Trail of the Hound" fast moving
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26
By Pop Monand
By Alnaan
Biosser

The locale of the story Is Canada, from Quebec up to the Arctic. It is in the snow country that most of the ac- tion takes place.
 Among many novel scenes in this thrilling drama is one which depicts the destruction by fire of the fur trading ship Pole Star" While ships on fire have been seen on the screen before, it is doubtful if any one has ever shown a ship frozen solid in the grip of the Arctic winter. being burned to the edge of the ice.
 A comedy with a real plot and con- sistent continuity. comedy that is filled with side-spiitting laungh producing situations, is His Royal Slyness," with Harold Lloyd as She happy half of the Columbia program for today and tonight.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26

Russian engineers have found a method for using dried turf for fuel.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26

some of the quaint customs of the country that is our next door neigh bor.
 Child Welfare Circle
 The Child Welfare circle will meet with Mrs. D. L. Van Camp, March 2, at 2:30 o'clock The subject for the days meeting will be What Work and Play Do For Children" Play, Mrs Taylor. How to Select Children's Games and Toys" Mrs. Crumley. Games" Mrs. White. Directed Play" Mrs Van Camp. Work" Mrs Whit ney. Habits of Work" Mrs. Sewell. Discussion. Tn Your Community. What Home Duties Could Best Be Assigned Regularly to a Boy of 10 or 16?" How Would the Performance of the Duties after His Character Development? ?'' Choosing the Work" Mrs. Appleby Discussion. At What Age Would You Bebin to Develop in Child the Idea of Sharing the Home Activities?'
 Baseball
 The Glendale Greys have matched g game with the Phoenix Senators fol this coming Sunday at Eastlake park A good game is promised.
 High to Play Indians | The Glendale high school will play the Phoenix Indian school in GlenGal. on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock The Glendale boys have been practicfrrs very hard in anticipation of this con, | ing game and with Jones on the firin, line it is thought that they wll be O, the long end of the score when the las man is out in the ninth inning. | Preparing for Building Work has Started in cleaning ava. the debris back of the Glendale Gro cery and Lowers Service Station, thes two establishments having recently suf fered the loss of the rear end Nof th building through fire. This prelimin ary work is being done so that thor ough modern brick addition may D made. The newNwork must be of bricl an account of the fire ordinance.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26
ROYAL NE|GHDORS
 n ENTERTAIN GUESTS

GLENDALE. Feb. 25-The Royal Nefbhbors held their regular meeting stt kthe w. O. w. hall on Thursday night and at that time had the Modern Wood mon and their ladies as their guests After the usual amount of regular busi- 1toss had been transacted, move was made to adjourn and then the evening was spent in having social good tlrne- In< addition to the Woodmen being guests of the Royal Neighbors, "t1ght- ing Bob" Sawn and his eo- worker against radicalism Captain Wilson and members of the local post of the Amer jean Legion were also guests.
 Sawr and Wilson each gave a talk on the wonderful cooperation Tn Ifa- ternalism and in their expression or thanks to the ladies said that Glenaale WAS one of the 8 cities out or more than 900 that they had visited that had s<EoSvn them courtesy outside or the trnerican Legion of those towns.
 New Resident
 sar,. and Mrs. Dick Witter are the uroud parents of a son who arrived at their home on Wednesday. Mother ana child are doing nicely.
 Visits Daughter Here
 fntre Lewis and daughter of Phoe- ,ax snent Thursday at the home or MT. sIld Mrs. George Pearce Mrs. LeWls i4 Mrs. Pearce's mother.
 Member of Legion
 xMiss Kathryn Ludden nas 1olileu the American Legion becoming a member of inc local post. Miss Ludden has the honor of being the only woman m the Glendale community who serVeu oHel
 e- She was q. member of the Army Nurse corps.
 Goes To Nogales
 4D. F. Lowerg wife, sister-ln- iaWs N,s., ailo sEtter-in-1aw left early on Friday nforning by ear for Noeales where they 1Jfn spend the week end: While ther. Rev will go over into MeNlco alo se-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26
6he[ heater CH|LDREN'S DAY AT
 ELKS THEATER TODAY

Today is Children's Day, the day that makes hundreds of little tots happy for it is their day to attend the Elks theater at half price. And there is a wonderful show for them this week. The Brandon Stock company in the famous negro dialect story, Come Seven" It gives them a chance to see all their favorites of the company in "blaclsface makeup" It is a riot of comedy and a great treat for youngsters from eight to eighty.
 Tonight ends the engage of Come Seven," and starting tomorrow (Sun- day) afternoon, the company offers Conan and Harris, famous melodra- matie farce. officer 666,' which will run to and including Thursday with the regular souvenir matinee We'd neSday
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26
Double Bill at Ramona

Featuring d matinee this afternoon, the Ramona offers a great program of entertainment in the double bill which holds forth at that house. Miller & Wakefield's company are offering a very pleasing musical entertainment, combining snappy comedy, and funny situations, with the latest song num- bers and musical hits. featuring every member of the cast in specialties and augmenting the entire show by the en- semble numbers in which that bewitch- ing chorus brings down the house, The costumes for this organization are among the handsomest ever seen in the city, while the scenic equipment and lighting schemes contribute hugely towards making the Miller & Wake field show sure winner. The picture program for the final screenings to- day leads off with Gladys Brockwel appearing in Rose of Nome,' a story of the Alaskan story, replete with thrilling situations, fast action, and exciting incidents. No advance in prices continues as the policy at the Ramona.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26
Thomas Meiahan at Strand

Today marks the final showings of Thomas Meighan at the Strand, where he is offering .onrad in Quest of His Youth" his Paramount success. The story by Leonard Merrick reviews the adventures that befell young man who imagined himself old, and who sought to forestall the advance of time" by visiting the scenes of his youth, and seeking solace in the com panionship of those friends of the days gone by But as each scene was visited, he found himself more and more disgusted with what he found, and
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26

settled down to his 'fate'-when. the thing he had been seeking, though unconsciously. came into his iife-and Conrad had found the secret of youth. The same program carries q comedy, Happy Days" and the Fox News. Starting tomorrow "The Furnace,n the photoplay that peeps behind the mar riage VOW, will hold the screen at the Strand
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26

story of the olden west. Hoot Gibson is the star. Tornorro wbrings William Russell in The Challenge of the Law" a story of the Royal Northwest Mounted.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26
Blue Bird

Saturday night and the Blue Bird once again the combination near and dear to the hearts of every dancer in the city rolls around. Carol Reed $ band is going to spring a lot of sur
Arizona republican., 1921-02-26

prise numbers during the dance this evening, and the temple of happiness will ring with the gaiety and merri- ment of the crowds who will be on hand to enjoy the many conveuiences the largest and most beautiful dancing palace in Arizona offers. Refresh ments continue as always to find a very important place in the affair of the evening. The check room facilities will be at the convenience of the pa irons, and everything points to another gala evening at the Blue Bird tonight. F. S. Mayfield continues with his daily dancing classes, offering the oppor- tunity to acquire all the latest ballroom dances under the tutelage of the best instructor in the state
 Action Film at Columbia For the photoplay patron who likes action and variety in his screen enter tainment, a trip to Mauk's Columbia theater to see the picture. Out of the Shows" is recommended. This pro- duction, in which Ralph Ince acts in the double capacity as director and leading man has more variety of scenery and speed of action than is usually to be found in a dozen screen dramas.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-07
Husbands and Rats Thrive on Same Diet

= ANSING, MICH. --If you want to
know, girls. whether you are. to
be success as wife-that is,
he able to keep yaur husband content
tri and home nighfs-get a nice, com
fashionable rat or guinea pig and find
ont.
There is nothing SO much like hus-
band as rat; according to Dean
Mary Sweeney. head of the women's
department at the Michigan Agricuf-
.ural college Several married women.
members of the NJ A. G. faculty, OBJ
.oct to the dictum. But she backs up
nsr assertions with sound scientific
data - =,-E s
IA husband is like, a rat because
they thrive on identically the same
d.ets," she says. ~For instance, II
you can cook for q rat and keep its
eyes bright. Eitss fur smooth and its
general condition good, you can do the
same thing for husband. When 4
husband L. contented he will stay
home nights and perhaps assist wifi
the housework. He becomes contentet
when he is fed on the proper diet.-li II
you plan to feed your husband beef
steak. corn bread or pumpkin pie, try
them first on rat. The reactions. as
manifested by the bright eyes and
smooth fur, will be the same as they
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-07

NETROlT, MICH.-Suave of man
u ner ana meticulousiy dressed,
s ltalo Gassetti, police sergeant
attached to the New York Black Hand
squad, came here to take back to New
York Joe .Napoli, alleged slayer, said
by New York police to be a leader of
the Camorra. Cassetti had return
ticket to New York in his pocket and
he planned to confer with Detroit po-
lice regarding the Black Hand situa-
tiOn until train time. $3.50
Informed that Lieut.. Bert McPher-
son, head of the Detroit Black Hand
squad, was out of town and was not
expected back until late sinE the after
noon. he decided to look, the7 town
Hver.
AT Stas- street and Woodward ave-
nue. be was DELAYED when he got
caugt' in traffic jrm. Perplexed by