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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
Lights of the Desert" Booked

Shirley Mason. Allan Forrest, Ed
ward Burns, James Mason. Andree
Tourneur. Josephine Crowell and Lii
Ian Langdon will play the chief roles
in Lights of the Desert" at the Isis
next week.
The heroine is Yvonne Laraby, in
genue Of an opera company which is
stranded in Colt City. New. Vvonne
takes a job as typist for an oil COM
pany. Because she has been on the
stage, our heroine is made the target
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night when struck by an automobile
at 1902 E. Washington st. The driver
did not stop after the accident. The
Orestes c. Lukenbill gave first aid
and Cross was taken home in an all
tomobile
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torious Gloria De Moyne. Jimmy Cal
houn, played by Rodolph valentino,
son of a wealthy building contractor,
falls in love with Mary, and his
father, to keep the good name Of the
family untarnished, tries to convince
his son of the infamy of the supposed
Gloria.
!. T. l.
Often Asked Question Answered r
where Is My Wandering Boy To.
night?" is the title of dramatic movie
which will be the featured offering at
the Apollo next week. The cast In
cludes Cullen Lands. Carl Stockdale.
Virginia True Boardman, Ruth Miller,
Kathleen Key. Ben Deeley and Clar-
ence Badger. Jr.
Yvonne Tyler, chorus girl. captures
the fancy OF Garry Beecher. a youth
whose infatuation prompts him TO for
get his mother and lifelong sweet
heart, Lorna Owens. He follows
Yvonne to New York where he quick
" learns that 1t takes money to travel
in fast company. To procure 1t he re-
turns home. and robs his fosner en-
ployer. Going back to the city he
seeks out Yvonne and starts on q
career of reckless spending. Trouble
follows and the boy. lands in prison.
Here his better nature asserts itself
and a way is opened UP for his regen-
Grafton.
There is a sensational race between
a railroad engine and an automobile, a
fight for life. and a spectacular col
lision.
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At Garfield Park
Losses Railroad Passes

A pickpocket robbed Orville N.
Gawre, 262 Audubon road of a purse
containing railroad passes and re-
oeipts. Gawne was robbed as he
boarded a street car at Pennsylvania
and Maryland SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
Musical Act Tons Bill

1.-THE Garden of Music" a phantasy
introducing a sextette Of girl mu-
sicians and THE Revue De Luxe" an
act described as melange of singing.
dancing and instrumental numbers,
will be the headline acts at the Lyric
next week.
Jimmy Dunn, a comedian. who an
peared with the late Bert williams Id
Broadway Brevities.' VIII offsr oriE-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
The Movie Chatterbox


The cast of the screen version of
"St. Elmo" viii include John Gilbert,
Bessie Love. Nigel De Bruner ard
Barbara La Mari.
y j. =.
Rene Adore CAfrs. Tom Moore) will
be Bill Russelrs leading lady In
Mixed Faces"
l. J. T.
A coming Movie Chat shows how
meals are prepared on a dining car.
T. T. !
Evelyn Greeley and Carlyle Black
we'll are to appear in a movie version
Of Bull Dog Drummond" to be made
in Europe.
+ J. !
Frances Marion is writing the See
mario for Robert Hichens' The Voice
From the Minaret," Norma Tai
madge's next picture.
+ j. T.
Two suits OF armor reported to have
been in the collection Of the ex.
Kaiser Will be used In filming when
Knighthood Was in Flower"
: l.
Pearl White has just returned from
Europe to find that the sets are all
ready for her next Pathe serial
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Ray Movie Booked

It is announced that Charles Ray
movie will be the featured Offering at
Mister Smiths next week. The bill
will include a comedy and a news
weekly.
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Vera Michelena and Fred Hide
brand have been engaged by the Shu-
berts to appear in one of their unit
vaudeville shows to be known as
Hello Miss Radio"
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Of harmful gossips. The method she
uses to combat the unfair Islander fur
nishes the theme of the story.
The bill will include Charles Chap.
lin in Triple Trouble
T. + T.
At the Regent
belle Of Alaska" a story Of the
gold rush days of '49. will be the fea-
tured Offering at the Regent next
week. Jane Novak. Noah Berry and
]. Frank Glendon are among the chief
players.
Among the thrills in this movie IS
the destruction of a Yukon steamer in
a crash with an iceberg in the Pacific
Ocean. The story deals with the ef-
forts of a gambler to win the wife of
a Kansas farmer, who has Joined in
the gold rush.
The bill includes Ruth Roland in
Go Get Your Man." the fourth cpl
sode of THE Timber Queen" and Snub
Pollard In THE Stone Age"
l. l. II
THE Purple Highway will be the
title for the screen version OF Dear
Me-" starring Madge Kennedy.
! +
! Claire Windsor calls her saddle
horse Hollywood" because he ZAP
pears very wild to strangers who do
not know him"
T. 4 !.
| Jack Dougherty viii be leading man
for Katherine Macdonald in Money,
Money, Money" He's red-headed and
Irish.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
SUFFERS SCALP WOUND

Pedestrian Knocked DOwn-MOtOrist
Fails to Stop.
Merle Cross. II, of 111S Union ST..
suffered a severe scalp wound last
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MISTAKES TAKE
ALL PUNCH FROM
Ne W MOVIE PLAY
Director Goes Beyond Scope Of
Camera in Attempt at
Effect.
STORY OF CROOKS REFORM
ProIog Tells Whole Plot Be-
fore Action Starts Real
Tale,
Bu JAMES ". DEAN

NEW YORK Aug. 5.-Thomas
Meighan's latest starring film, IF You
Believe 1t, It's So" falls short Of its
opportunities because the director has
gone beyond the scope of the camera
to make the story effective
The story is much like that OF 1.-The
Miracle Man" dealing with the regen-
Grafton Of city crook through asso-
ication with wholesome rural folk.
1.-THE Miracle Man" stands as one
Of filmdon's greatest works because
Of it's simplicity Of treatment. The
drawing of morals, the preachment OF
ideals was left for the photographed
action.
In IF You Believe It, It's So" the
preachnent is mostly in subtitles and
one Of those artificial beginnings
which tells you the import of the
story before 1t begins.
This latter fallacy seems to be com
mon among film directors. Why tell
a spectator what he's gonig TO see be-
fore he sees it? That's like reading
the last chapter Of book first
!. T. +
The gist of "If You Believe It, It's
So is that If you believe you can lead
q. better life in new surroundings, you
can.
Meighan. as crook tired Of a
crooks life. goes to a small town as
a soap salesman. He becomes a real
estate salesman and insurance solici'
tor and a leader in community life.
Tn
silk topper and flowing beard. be
niEnant old ouss who'd take PENNIES
off a dead mans eyes and then lead
prayer
Meighan illustrates his plan 20 fleece
the rural lambs and sends him out OF
town. He overcomes the Vaccinations
of local petty crooks and the picture
ends in an embrace with an unso-
phisticated maiden.
+ + J.
That's Just the kind Of fiim It is.
II tells n story and that's all You
enjoy it while you're watching It.
chiefly because of tho fine work done
by Theodore Roberts, Charles Ogle,
Ed Brady and the star. But you for
get II after you've left the theater.
+ +
Some may wonder why the name OF
Pauline Starke. leading lady, was
omitted from the complimentary past
sage on the work Of the cast I be-
lieve Pauline Starke is one OF the
most promising actresses now play
ing, but her work IN this picture is
not above the standard Of that Of a
novice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05
ORPHE UNI PLANS
Pop ULAR-PR|CED
STRING Of SHOWS
Four-a-Day Decided on at Meet
ing of Vaudeville Heads
In Chicago.

Plans have been made to form a
new Orpheum Circuit OF popular
priced vaudeville. This plan was de-
cIded on at a recent meeting in Chi
cago between Martin Beck, president
Of the orpheum Circuit, Marcus Hell
man and Charles Z. Bray.
It is understood the plan is to run
four shows daily. similar to that
which has been used so successfully
by the State Lake in Chicago.
The popular priced circuit Will In
no way interfere with the big time
vaudeville circuit which plays only
two shows day. The Majestic
Theater, Chicago, will BIO one OF the
houses OF the new popular priced
chain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Trixie Friganza. who is now touring
the Orpheum vaudeville circuit in the
Middle West, Will soon begin making
her first, movie. 1t will be a hve-reel
comedy in which she will be starred.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Indications are the big time season
on the B. F. Keith circuit will not
officially begin until the middle OF
September. The opening date OF the
local Keith house has not been an
nounced.
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AMUSE VENTS.
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Glenn Black. manager Of the shu-
bert Park Theater. which will shelter
Shubert vaudeville here next fall. has
been called to New York to attend a
three-day meeting OF Shubert vaude-
Vile managers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Jack Dougherty viii be leading man
for Katherine Macdonald in Money,
Money, Money" He's red-headed and
Irish.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Claire Windsor calls her saddle
horse Hollywood" because he ZAP
pears very wild to strangers who do
not know him"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

Pearl White has just returned from
Europe to find that the sets are al
readY for her next Pathe serial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-05

1.-THE Purple Highway" will be the
title for the screen version OF Dear
Me-" starring Madge Kennedy.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
RED CROSS ROLL CALI.
HEARD IL WALL STREET
Various Committees Work for
Nelv Members.

Prominent bankers organised in .
special financial section under the
chairmanship OF Percy II. Johnston.
president Of the Chemical National
Bank. are taking an active part In the
Red Cross Roll Call now In progress
for new membership enrollments.
Functioning within the financial SEQ
ton are a number OF Individual groups.
each under ITS own chairman. which are
covering the various classes OF banks
in order to obtain the maximum public
response to tho roll can appeal. W. e.
Knox. president Of tho Bowery Savings
Bank is serving a. chairman of tho
Savings Bank group: Francis Barton.
1ce-president of the First National
Bank. National Banks group: Harold C.
New York, State Banks group: Eugene
W. Stetson, vfce-president of the Guar
anty Trust Company. Trust Companies
group: Walter e. Bell, Of Harris Forbes
Company, Investment Houses group. r.
3. Francis. agent OF the Canadian Bank
OF Commerce. Foreign Banks group;
Edwin Kenzell. Deputy dovegnor Of the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York,
Federal Reserve group.
An exchanges section, under the
craftsmanship of Clifford Hemphill. Of
Henphfll. Noyes Company, is also ac-
lively functioning within the financial
section. The groups enlisted in the ex-
changes section with their chairmen
are: Curb Exchange group. Cameron
Blaikie. chairman; New York Exchange
group, Chalmers Wood. Jr., chairman;
Consolidated Exchange group, Samuel
Dorning, chairman; Cotton Exchange
group. Z. NJ. Weld, president Of the Cot
ton Exchange. chairman.
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Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company. Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. L. (WSA); East Morichcs,
L. ]. (WSE), and New London.
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America.
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset. Mass. (WSC); New
London. Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seanan's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Msii.1

BEVERLY. Mass. Nov 2o--Arrived. str
c;ulfland, Port Arthur via Boston.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov 1e--Arriv-d, tug
watuppe, with barses Easton and Broekton
south Amboy and Perth Arnbcy respectively
Cleft barres Canton. from South Amboy, and
Tiverton and Randolph, from Perth Amooy.
az New Bedford: leaves on return goth tow
ing barges Brockton. Braddock, Warren,
TAUNTON and Somerset. from Fall River. Tip
ton. from Bog. IN. Remus. from Warren. and
Southland).
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov fs-Arrived,
schr James T. Maloy. Machlas.
HONOLULU. Nov ie--Arrived. str Frank
Drum, San Pedro.
tug Wellington, Philadelphia. towing q barge.
Sailed nth, tugs Gypsum Prince, New Or
leans; 18th. Gwalia. do, towing barses.
PONCE, PR. Nov i3--Arrived. str FL Capt
tan, New York via Bermuda.
Sailed 4th. schrs Mildred Adams tBrl.
Turks Island: 9Th. soeptre OBJ. do; 10th.
stimson, Kingston; 18th. str Lake Slavi. San
Domingo.
PORTLAND, Me. Nov fa-Arrived. schrs
VIM Booth. New York for Vinal Haven !
Thos VI Lawrence, New York.
PROVIDENCE, RI. Nov 1s-Arrfvcd, str
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
FOREIGN PORTS.
TRv Natl 4


HOLLYWOOD, Nov 14-In port. str Hillesom
CDutch), from England.
CARDENAS. Nov i5--Arrived. str Albistan
Danl. Savannah via Nassau.
CHARIoTTETowN, PEI. Nov 1s,-Arrived.
str wagland (Nor). Norfolk via ST John.
TOGO, Nov 13-Arrived previously, scilr
John (For), Change Islands Ito load FOR
Lisbon.
FRoNTERA. Nov I3--Arrived. str Tor
HALIFAX. Nov 2O-Arrived. str Beivernon
fPan). Boston for st Johns tand sailed 21sc Z.
Cleared 18th, schr VIM 8 Mcdonald tBr).
La Have
Sailed 18TH. schr Jean Mckay (Br), Grand
Bank.
HAVANA, Nov 1S--Arrived. strs Brennero
trtaD, Port Arthur; Marti tcuban). reported
from New Orleans: 18th, Madrono (Nor),
Sailed iith. str Mlri,a CNor,. Tsmpico.
HEARTS CONTENT. Nj. Nov iA-Arrived
previously. str Capto (Nor). Barry.
MANATT. Nov i2-Arrived. str Normannia
MARysTowN. Nov t2-saIled previously
schr General SHUTS (Br). oporto.
In port 18th. schr General Allenby cBr).
for Oporto.
PRINcIPULco. Nov i4--Arrived. strs Gro
tNorl. Colorado Bar; 1eth. Jacob christen-
ST JOHNS. NF. Nov is-Arrivpd. str oaute
(Nor). Port Alfred
In port 18th. schr Florence swyers CBr,.
ST JOHN. NB. nov fs-Arrived, str East
srn Pilot. New York: schr Frank Brsinard.
Bass River for Hartford.
Sailed 18th, str New York City (Br). Sa-
vannah; schr Mnas Princess CBr), Port Gre
vile: 10Th ctr Eastern Pilot. Cardiff.
SAN DNMINGo Nov io-sailed. str Dane
holm (Dan). Casilda.
SEVILLE. Nov t3--sailed, str Cabo Is
partel tSp). New York.
.sHANGfIAr. Nov lo--saiied, str ralabo,
CNorl. EurekR (not New York;.
SYDNEY. CB. Nov is-sailed. str Aiedo.
Copenhagen.
Jomsborg dam. New York.
TUrTU, Nov 15-ss'lcd, s'r Dcperc Val
pnraiso.
WABANA NF, Nov ti-Sailed. strs Kiruna
fsw), Rotterdam: 18th. Wascnna (NorD.
Sydney; 18th. Boden Csw). Rotterdam.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Nov 20. PM-Arrived, schr Prog
resr. New Herbor, Me: tugs Jupiter No--
folk. towing barges Montgomery and Fort
Perce: Lenspe. Philadelphia, towing barsse
Mirgo (for Lynn. Salem and Ephrntn
Arrived 2frt, strs North Land New York :
Casper. Bueros Aires. &c: 7 e white. Tam
pico; Munisla. Texas City; Ormidaie, New
port News: Seaconnet, Norfolk: Lake Stry-
mon Charleston: westiake. Liverpool: TUG
westmorrand. Perth Arrboy, towing hargn
Toi
cleared 2fst. strs Steel Worker. New York
lcaves tomorrow San Bruno tflr), Ha-
vana, Cristobal and Port Lilnon.
Sailed goth. PM. str Vancouver Msru fyap)
New York: tugs Jupiter, Rockiand. for or.
ders Cat midnight; Lenape. Philadelphia
towing barres Betheyres and Robesonie.
Sailed 2ist strs City Of Rome. Savannah
Dorchester. iiadelphia: Gloucester, Nor.
folk and Baltimore; Majestic (Br) New
York; Coastwis-, Baltimore; H Devereux,
Philadelphia Everett, ramberts Point Die.
by ,Br) Liverpool VI, Halifax: Conohatia.
Philadelphia and Norfolk; motor barge 10.
cony No 62. Fall River; schr Daniel tietson
CBr), Ia Have.
Sailed 2is,. I'M. tug wc.t,woreisnd, New,
Bedford. for barge sol. and Vineyard Haven.
for so2 Ito y. left NJ Newport) Wind al
Highland Light II NM. NV, 30 miles; clear
choppy sea.
saf 2iet. strs Disby tBr) Liverpool via
Ha'fay and ST .tchns. NE; Coaatwise, Baltl-
more; Herman Winter, New York.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov 2f-Arrfved strs
surcway CDr). New York Nangore, Norfolk
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Manufacturer Predicts Good
Demand for Printed Crepe
Georgettes in Spring.

Printed crepe seorgettss WIN became
popular next spring IN the opinion Of \
foremost silk manufacturer. Demand
for printed crepes for spring continues
strong. Several mills have BOOKED
enough orders to cover their production
through to March and in some Instances
have been forced TO allot merchandise
TO customers. The softer f4brfcs In
brocades are enjoying a good demand.
Retailers and tobbers In the West and
middle West show a greater disposition
to place forward orders. Fabrics for
sport wear are being ordered in a large
way. Manufacturers have been slow
to raise their prices, despite the rapid
advances In raw silk Certain goods
are being sold below replacement costs.
one manufa cturer reported.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
SAILED.

Strs nottingham (Bp, Havana; Beren-
garia (Brl. Southampton; volendam (Dutshl. .
Rotterdam via Plymouth and Boulogne; III
fseo, New OrNans: Arapahoe, Charleston
and Jacksonville: Tuscarora (Br), Manches-
ter Maraval fBr). Trinidad; Lacona (Brl !.
Havana. &c; City of st Louis. Savannah; FL
Mundo. Galveston, u c; Scofield, San Pedro
Baltic CDanzl, Tan.pico; Thordis (Nor), 'Bos-
ton; Syria (Fr), Marseilles via Baltimore
Strs Svsnhild DAM. Vera Cruz. Macabi
tBr), Banes and Preston.
Srhr Frederick Lovatt. TIillshoro. NB.
Tug Mercury, towing barges tpassed out
Sandy Hook at 3:4S PM).
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveli at New York on
Tuesday. Nov 81. 1872. at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and six -hundredths (30.05) inches.
This closely approximntes seven hundred and
sixty three and five-tenths (763.5) milli-
meters Captains of all vessels now lying in
or near the ports of New York and Brooklyn
cen advantageously use the above Off
data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
ton or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM, NV. % miles :;
clear rough sea: visibility, 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
Dangers to Navigation.
1 ficnnrled Id An UvdrnRranhlc Offlcn.

tRcported to tho photographic offlce.l
Nov IS, lat 90 os, lon "a 10. passed a
derelic' bottom Up. about 200 feet long and
projecting 6 feet out OF water--str American
presa
Nov TO- iat s2 %, Ion ~ 5t paesed an
obstruction projecting feet above water
having the appearances Of vessel bottom
up-str Taminhua.
The two mastcd American motor ship Nola
C52G tons). which was abandoned on fire
Nov y. 1922 In approximately lat % 81 n.
lon 30 10 W. drifted NNW on Nov 10. 1922.
while IN tow sank in 90 fathoms of water
In approximately lat 2s So n. Ion 30 ~ W,
about 20 miles w OF Southwest Paee--Str-
Texaco and Missouri CFr).
Nov 10. lat ~ II. Ion 46 20, passed an ice.
berg co feet high and 200 feet long. smooth.
with no GROWERS or loose Ice in the vicinity
Str Nitoninn (Br).
shoal. vleques Passage. PR--A S Coast
and Ceodetic field part reports the discovery
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARABIC (Br,. from st Michaels 18th for
Boston and New York
CoNTE ROSSO GtaD, from Palermo 18th
for New York.
LITUANIA (Dan). from Dansig nth for
New York.
PRESIDENT PIERCE. from Yokohama 18th
for San Francisco.
TIGER. from Cristobal Goth for Los Angeles.
VAUBAN tBr). from Buenos Aires goth for
New York.
York.