Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
C A r R o L /

I lower floor Of the Winter Garden is
! runway, from which pretty chorus girls
| toss cakes Of real Eskimo pie" Not
stingy samples to few favored ones but
enough for nearly the entire audience.
! Later In the same show over the foot
| lights a Spanish girl throws away several
| dozen roses, and to cap the climax Ed
die Cantor, the comedian of the attraction,
came down the runway In the last act
with bunch of bananas and gives them
out with a prodfgal hand. 1 saw fash
! tonably dressed woman ride away from
the thcater / ma limousine eating one OF
Eddie's bananas.
/ In Loews State Theater comedy and
! vaudeville and picture house last week
one of the singers flung real apples at
the audience. They We're good eating, too.
| At the New Amsterdam Theater, where
the Ziegfeld Follies is playing, a glass
! Of free orangeade can be had for the
! asking, and each member Of the audience
! is provided with an artistic fan which
holds IN its embrace Billy Burke's latest
| picture. These fans are a costly item to
/ the theater and coo to 1,0p0 fans q night
are used and taken away by the au-
| dience
If the donation idea expands 1t may
! be necessary to attend the theater with a
/ market basket on the arm like the Lasket
needed at a county fair, to carry away
| the samples given at the various ex-
/ hibition booths.
! Chief Justice Taft with Mrs. Taft
passed through New York recently en-
| route to Montreal via Philadelphia. The
! chief Justice will sail for Europe from
Montreal on the steamship Regina. He
will remain In London until the middle
! Of July, having quarters at the Hyde
! Park Hotel.
| During brief rest at the Hotel Nc.
Alpin the chief justice told our CORES
! spondent that Ambassador Harvey had
| in hand his program while in England.
/ Its details he did not care to discuss. al
! though reports have come from the other
| side he is to receive a distinguished de-
gree at one Of the great British insu-
/ buttons OF learning.
! The last visit to Europe OF the present
I chief justice, was fifteen years ago when
I he crossed the continent on HIS return
from Japan. where he had been sent on
! an important mission by the then Presi-
! dent, Theodore Roosevelt. in whose Cabt-
net he was secretary OF war. Shortly
( before America entered tho war Mr.. Taft
was invited to visit England and explain
/ some Of the causes Of our delayed action,
! but he found greater usefulness for his
services at home.
Chief Justice Taft's two sons, Charles
/ P. and Robert, are practicing lawyers
, in Cincinnati His daughter Helen. for
merly assistant 70 the president OF Bryn
Mawr College, who Is the wife Of Prot
Fred J. Manning of Yale, will sail for
! Europe July Is, passing her returning
parents Il mid ocean Prof. Manning and
4 Mrs. Manning will pass a year abroad in
study, after which the daughter of the
chief justi< will return to take Phi. D.
degree at Yale.
! The Britishers will find the American
! chief justice considerably under their
I idea Of him as a corpulent parsonage. By
/ dint Of golf, and dieting, the chief Justice
has lost all the haaviness he gained when
in the v hite House His skin is healthy.
He looked fine and he Is "as hard as
nails