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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-03
RIG sAWMILL MOVED

The large sawmill of Bickert & Fleming, which has been located on Pea river at FIeming's mill site, has been moved into Brundidge. This was done In order to facilitate ham ding orders by being nearer the rail- road. It will also bring into Brun- didge a large pay roll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-03
Tufts Giues Golf

MEDFORD. Mass. Oct. 2-Tufts college Is to have a six-hole golf course on its campus with golf an
 elective course. The length of tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-03

Killing of gophers woodchucks and other burrowing pests by pump ing the deadly exhaust gas from a tractor into the holes is the idea of Wisconsin farmer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-03
BASEBALL FORM
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results St. Louis 10 Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 6, Washington 1. Detroit 2, Chicago 5. Only games scheduled.
 Games Today Cleveland at St. Louis. Detroit at Chicago. Only games scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-03
SAY BLACKHAND PROVEN

InCrimlDatfng fapers said To Have
 Been Surrendered
 NEW YORK. Oct. 2.--Papers es- tablishing the existence of an inter- national blackhand society, with chapters throughout the ~ Unite States and headquarfers &ks ItHfy; have been surrendered by Francisco Gulla, who is under arrest 'on~ extors ticn charges, police declared today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-03

course will be 1875 yards with holes ranging from 110 to 465 yards.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-31
MILO 10 do poslsIni chvile by

MElo to do posletlnf chvile by
Il pfekvapeni pro vsechny ..
Ale mala Dus;a, kter1 vsech-
no dslala ma zlosf kdem. moty-
lim. kvstim. yybrepstaIa vseehns
otci. nez vecefe je;ts byIa poda-
ma - a otec obrahl Sc ma mas 5
vJtkou. proc Sc dotykame hodin.
jez jsou mu yzacnou pamatkou
ma zemfeleho pfitele. padleho We
valce "a vlast.. Tax fekl to otec
hlasem velmi smutnym a tehdy
dozvsdeli jsme se. ze " hodiny
mld psoto, ze snatny zvuk jejich
'hlasu mohl by nam zakalit cele
stsstf naseho mlad. ze kdyby ni-
HE zacaly biti.' uz nikdy by Sc '
bilem zamku nerozlelal mas ra-
dostnyy smich -.
Ba otec Sc ma mas trochu roz-
hnevaI. ze jsme nsco ucinili bez
jeho vsdomi; ale jeho hnsv. jake
obyGejns netrval dlouho. PAX
dotH Sc ukryieho pera hodEn. tak
zze Jim znova odnal HAS a du;i j.
! jich odsoudi < mlceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-31

= Ale ony n1zvc ri 8
G. byly rIizdn};ns . ck.xlv
abychom 81 4 le1Ac< II i,SSssi.
stavoyai, ze 81 1;( neiIIErf 8
si hlasp ze on ! s tr,fy. s.;
nejkrasnSjsi HI Ia, de sl.ne4 !; !
hvSzd kterts 4 ~ n,.,.xt..,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-31
PULNOCNf VESNICKA
MISE PRED CTYRCETI-
DVEMA ROXY.
Frant. Cojthaml- Liberte.

z, nalych okenek chalup
statk1 v podbrdske vsi blikalo
svstlo do jasneho. mraziveho We
cera stsdrovecerniho. Vesnicane
nsjedi Sc do syta ''kuby" (krup
kove ka;e 5 houbam GesnekemN !
doplnili vdolkem povidIy a 6s.-
kah ma slavnostnf okamzik. key
starry kulhavy obecni slouha Svo-
boda z pfedlouhe. tenke trouby,
otce ma vnuka pfechazejici ja-
ko to zamsstnani slouhovske. POI
enc vyluzovati zvuky veice spa
sovite. Slouha vsak na sebe Ge-.
kat medal - obci bylo 81 sfsel
a mslyh pred kazdym stsves6n
zatroubiti a sebrati koledu We zpi
sobs vanocck u sedlaki a vdol-
XII u chalupnikG. musil zahy $
koncertem zapociti.
Po desate hodins skonceno jiz
troubeni slouhovo a k jedenacte
sc trousily vesnicane cele kola-
tury ma borecky vrsicek. kde "a
ulickou asi tuctu chalup Sc upro-
sired hfbitova. zdi ohrazeneho,
dival do okok prastary kostelik
sv. Mikula;e.
Po jedenacte byl hostel nabit
do posledniho mistecka. a take
ma kruchts nebylo hnuti. Ma pill
nocni pfisli neien iide kolatury.
Suchomast. Bykose, Belkovic a
z Malkov Ca mezi mimi take taci.
ktefi po cely rok o hostel am ne
zavadili) - ale dostavili Sc Z da
lcka sEoka milovnici pskne hud-
bv. nebot' pllnocni zpivana mise
v boreckem kostele msla svoji ira
dici a byla pfilezitosti. kde Sc
mslo ukazat. co pan ucitel cih
kantor ma poll hubby dovedc.
Pilnocni mise borecka (kompo
nistu Sc mi ncpodafilo zjistit) by
la ylastns zpsvohrou, sviznou, We
selou. Vazne varhany musily Sc
zcela odmlceti a dati volnost
houslim. bubndm. kiarinetdm a
base. Hlavni 1kcl vsak pfipadl
zpSvakIm andeh. zvsstujici-
mu pastyfdm betlemskyym. co Sc
stalo v chrams betlemskem sbo-
ru pastyfid. pospichajicich po teto
zvssti do Bctlema radujicfch sc
z pfichodu Spasitele. Jeuch zi-
vot zajiste ash byl hodns krusny
a Spasitel pfisel jjako ma zavols-
nou.
Pan fidici Macourek tak,ov-
kou ruce pofadal ma kru<hsS
silky zpsvakl = hudebnikl. O
hudebniky vlassns strach nemxl.
Mlady krejd kvston prohansI
hossle, al jedna- radost. pan pan
sky foit Stras.ybka- bill ssatecns
do blbni. basu fezal osmdesatile-
ty dSdecek vymsnkaf z Mako,
tax. e skakala Sc strany ma stra.
nu proto Sc kazdy cd nSho dr.
zel Y uctivs vzdalenosti. ably N.
do -kolen nevrazil s,nyccem. Te
nor sedlak Sudik a bas, kovii
Sk0da, taks neklopytli a bylo
ma atty spolehnuti. Neiyice sta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-31
Liska n'anzel.ka.

isl vsak jista, ze jej milu-
jes tolik, abys sc mohla zail
pfovdato?"
"Och, ano! On n1ne slibil,
ze n1ns hneti po svatbe koupi
krasny automobile"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-31
RAMA NEvESTA.

"Je to plavda priteli, re Sc
chces mermomoci zenit jest6
v prosinci?"
ia ne, ale ora!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-31

'dva": selske krasky. skole od-,
rostle. timely sice zpivat. ale
casio dostaly tremu a nevpadly
v pravy Gas. Pro vsechny pfi-
pady postaven "a ne andsl reserv
nj - a tim jsem byl ia. dvanaa-
c6lety sopranista a spolu beranek,
snimajici obycejns hfichy obou
andeld - We Episode klofcI
smyccem ma hlavu.
y oltdfc stall pan faraf Vysin
We slavnostnim rouchu, kostelnik
dal znameni zvoncem - a v ce-
lem kostele razem nastalo ticho
hrobove. A jill Sc zdvihla TAX
tovka pane ucitelova a sbor pa
styri zapet hlubokym hlasem u
Inisono:
''kdoz V ochrans Nejvyssiho'
v skrej;ich jeho pfebyva!"
Phi tom wa" mel vpadnouti
solem andsl $ hiry:
''Pastuskove! Pastuskove!"
Prvni andsll zmohl Sc vsak
|jen Pa. Zajikl Sc a nemohl
dale. Pan ucitel zahofel hne-
VEN a strsl do druheho andela.
Ten zazpival pouze Pas" NIL
Gel take. Pan uSitel dokonGif f.
stulkou kove a strsil do mne.
lZachytil jsem druhe astusko-
lveI' zachranil situaci v orche-
stru. ktery jjiz Iz za6al kolisati.
Sbor pastyfi Sc tedy mohl yeas
zcptat: M
"kdo TO jep Jenz nosnim
sasem, tax hbym hlasem. ma
mas pokfikuje9"
Rozumi Sc. ze jsem dobrym
pastyfim vysystll CO a jak. ten
tokrsse jizz v jasavem privodu
housli. Ably pospichali do Be-
dema. kde " ieslich ma ne seka
ten. ktcry pfinasi spasu a kra-
lovstvi nebeske vsem bidnym u
|tiskovanym.
Pastyfi Sc dlouho nedai po-
bizet a jail Sc svolavati spiel sou
druhy:
''kubo, Vasku. Vite.
Co pax spite, nesly;ite
andsle zpivati.
| slavu Bohu Otci. Synu
| sveta zvestovati?"
skdyz Sc hezky svolali. vydali
So lpolsSns ma cestu "a zpsyu
pfekrasns. ieddnohIase pisns du-
dacke. phi niz jim pomahaly i So
prany. atty, tenory. basy a ma
stroje hudebni. A jakmile ukon-
cena pisen. ktera byla zavsrkem
zpivane mise, pan uGitel Macou-
rex zafil. Reputace ieho. CO nei-
lepsiho muzikanta v celem kraji,
Ease ma rok byla zachransna. Ami
nezabrucel. kdyz dsdecek vymsn
kaf. opozdiv Sc basou til tax!
ty. dohraval ie svsdomits jako
solo. v te vsci byl dsda nelpro-
sny pro jeho stafi horlivost uz
Sc ma to ODE oci pfimhoufily.
Take pan faraf Vysin spoko-
jens dokoncoval modleni. Ably
vsak vzruseni posluchaci dole v
kostele ulevili svym citlm. zano-
tovaE v prIvodu varhan obi
fgatni:
! ''Narodil Sc krissus Pan,
veselme sci"
IA potom Sc rozchazeli do svych
chalup v nadsji. ze "a rok opst
lvyslechnou vecne krasnou pllnoc-
fni msi. jedinou nahradu "a povs-
domou touhu po pozitcich ums-
iileckych.
| Snih chfupal pod nohama a
LA. "andsl". letsl jsem dobrou
plI hodiny alejf K domovu. MGi
znnni oblek scstaval z cajkoveho
Iobkcku. bez spodmho pridla. dc
roztrhanych bot Sc prasil snih.
'fLetsl jsem mraziTou noci k Will
zahfati ami mi nenapadlo. jake
ash je V nebi teplo a lie by take
! iand9l nebes mohl pfinesti me-
~
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MLCfCf HODINY.
Zuzana Rabska.

Zuzana Rabska.
We starem zamku, v nSmz u
plynulo mole dststvi, bylo nsko-
lik hodin. a kazde z Mich jinym
hlasem odbfjely kratke. radostne
chvile.
v jidelns. tszkym sedym ma
bytkem stala 1zka, yysoka skim
ka mahagonova. av te skfince
nahofe sznala se vesele bila a O
krouhla tvaf hracich hodin. ktere
pravidelns kazdou hodinu odzpi-
valy tenkym diskantem jednu a
tutez melodii, znamou uz celemu
"Zakletemu zamku'' Chvilemi
zdavalo sc mi. ze ia starobyla
skfinka je zivoucim clovskem. -
trochu smesnym a velice hodnym.
ktery svou rozesmatou, dobrodus-
nou tvafi pfihlizi koutu jidelny
nasim hram.
! We spolecenskem pokoji ma kr-
bu mezi kvstinovJmi vazami sta
ly empirove hodiny i bronzu. Ma
tschto hodinach opiral Sc o mra-
morovyy sloupec rozpustily Amor
Sc spustsnymi kfidlv. ktery. .doz
vi proc, drzel palec v istech.
Snad proto byly tyto hodiny
|tak tiche, a uz ze tfetiho pokoje
vdbec jich nebylo sly;et. A proto
asi v jasnem >zamku, zamku
meho dststvi. panovalo vzdy ta-
kove ticho. spokojenost blaho.
! v dstskem pokoji. pokoji Sc
zelenym nabytkem zelenvmi "a
clonami. do ktereho casio nahli-
zeli ptaci. myslice 81 asi. ze je to
pro ne vystlane hnizdecko z listi
a trav. wisely mad pradelnikem
hodiny kukackou. Kukacka
vyskakovala z dfevsneho domku
a dvifka zatfeskla "a nj tax spss-
ne. jakby nechtsla dopustiti. a.
bych Sc dala do rozhovoru S mi
lynn ptackem. Podnes zda Sc mi
ze dvifka zavirala Sc vzdy pfihss
casne. takze Sc kukacce nikdy ne
podafilo fici ono divine carovne
slovo. ma nsz .jsem cekala po ce-
ly svIj zivot
Nejpodivnsjsi byly hodiny v
pokojii meho otce. StaIy ma psa-
cim stolku uprostfed kup knih a
folja9td !. a nicely. PIynul cas-.
ony sly Verne klidnym bshem je-
no. ale - nemsly hlasu.
Tise bilo jejich srdce: tik -
tax. = tik - tax = provazejic
mirny 1tek casu. ale nikdy nikdo
ma zamku tschto hodin neslysel
Bit.
Byly krasne. vznesene. mistrns
vycizelovane re stfibra; pochaze-
ly pry re SHREK Stanislava Augu-
sta.a otci byly jakousi cennou a
tajemnou pamatkou. Nazyvali
jsme je 'kralem'' nebot' navrchu
byla malinka kralovska korunka.
Nikdy nepfemyslela isem o tech
to hodinach jinak. nez iako o Sc
sazenem kraE, kdysi plnem slavy
a nyni zbavenem hlasu. u ktereho
mlceni iie snad jedinym proievem
maiestatu a moci!
Nebohy ''kral''. ktery v tichem
bilem zamku ukazuje hodiny Sc
re. jednotvarne. bezvyznamne!
| Mela jsem cd neicasnsjjsiho
detstvi> podivne pfesvsdceni. ze
den. kdy promluvi mIcici hodiny,
bude Jiny proto asi neikrasnsj;i
den meho zivota!
/ Cekala jsem
| S mystickou virou cekala jsem
az hodiny promluvi
! O Sylvestra otec
| cam nasiznual haI..., .l
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~ OylveStra Otec
sam nafizoval hodiny. ably spolec
ne, ma sekundu pfesne. odbijely
dvanactou. Chodil Sc zebfikem
pokoje do pokoje a tvrdosijns
ma Mich COST opravoval; ale stare
strojky. krone tehdy. kdy otec
Sc ne staral. nikdy Sc spolu ne
shodovalv. Rozchazely Sc vzdy
o nsjake til, ctyfi vtefiny II te-
hdy, kdy Sc nam zdalo. ze vse-
'chno jest pofadku. otec svyym
citlivym uchem, zvyklym ma hlu-
iboke ticho zamku. vypozoroval
drobny rozdfl.
Go znamcna jedna vtefiina -
mysliIa jsem 81 tehdy.
Ale otci zalezelo ma nj tax
mnoho, jak by pfi nejmensim sIo
9 celou vs6nost. Starsi kde pfi-
davaI chvili mnohem vice vahy
nez dsti. We zdanEvs soulad
nem sboru hodin donainoval svou
trlvialni notou ochraptely bas ku-
chynskych hodin. pfedevsim ho-
din otcovych. Ty, kdyby bylv
zazvonily. zazvonily BY snad nej.
hlubsim a nejvzne;ensjsim tonem.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
JACK REID BRINGS
SHOW TO CAPITOL
Record Breakers to Be Next
Columbia BurIeSQue Revue.

For it's ninth week of Columbia
burlesque, the Capitol next week will
present Jack Reid and his Record
Breakers" beginning Sunday after
noon. Reid is one of the best known
men in burlesque and for years has
been known to show fans as the lin
formation kid,' because of the race
track type OF funny characters he has
chosen to portray. Last year Reid
had one of the units on the Shubert
vaudeville circuit.
AS an extra punch 1.-THE Record
Breakers" company is featuring Billy
Cumby, colored performer, who is
billed as the black spasn." Daisy
Martin is colored woman who sings
blues songs. In the cast of principals
are Morris Perry, Bonham Bell, Tim
Healy, Hy Wensen, Bert Hall, Ella
Reid Gilbert, Mazda Fi1min, Betty Del
monte, Pauline Hall, and Emily
Keller
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picked from the enlisted men at the
Charleston Navy Yard, Boston.
The master of the band Is Lieut.. Al
Moore, member of the Massachu-
sets Legislature before the war who
dabbled in music as a side line. but
who since his enlistment has made It
his profession. The sailors dress in
regulation white, and sing while they
play, dance while they play and make
comedy while they play
Others on the bill the first half are:
MARGARET Ford-A singer of up
to-the-minute melodies, and the pos
SCISSOR of a double voice. One is a
clear soprano and the other is a deep
baritone.
MAYO AND LESLIE COMPANY
Offering "H1te,ology," a skit with g.
small plot that provides the medium
for a triangular conversation, a num-
Der Of lifting melodies and dances.
Loretta and Georgia are assistants in
the piece.
GAUTIER AND PONY BOY-Some-
thing Of a novelty IN the athlete and
trained animal line.
MACK AND LANE-Funmakers
ON THE SCREEN-"Loek Your
Best" the first half of the week,
adapted from Rupert Hughes story
Of the same name and featuring Col
leen Moore and Antonio Moreno. 1t
is the story of a little dancer who
either had to lose weight or lose her
job, and, to tell the truth, she would
rather die than diet.
"Slave Of Desire" is the feature the
last half, starring Bessie Love, Carmel
Myers and George Walsh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Passing Show" Introduces
Living Curtain to Indianapolis

Messrs. Shubert's New FORK Win
ter Gardens annual revue, 1.-THE
Passing Show" new 1928 edition,
comes to the Shubert- Murat Theater
for one week commencing Monday
night, Nov. 5.
The settings are said to be gor-
S<ous, notable one which ends the
first act, in which the mazes Of enor-
,-ous crystal chandeliers are woven
about the forms of young women,
while other forms appear in relief
uex.i the pedestals and bases OF other
chandelieS~ The dancing is taken
care of by Libby and Sparrow, the
Trado Twins, Bob GiToec* and Muriel
De Forrest.
Others in the cast are Ted Lewis,
popularity referred to as the High
hated Tragedian of Song" with his
famous musical clowns; George Has
sell. George Jessell, John Hay, Elan
nigan and Morrison, Frank Gaby,
Louise Dose, Vera Ross, Perry AsiIin.
Jack Rive, Gertrude Purcell, Ann. Lo-
wentworth, William Pringle, Edgar
F1yand James Hamilton.
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VARIETY HOUSES
OFFER BIG ACTS
ALL NEXT WEEK
Land of Fantasy Spanish
Dancers and u. S. Jazz
Band on View,
EGTI AND Of Fantasy" a George
Chbos musical revue, will
ton the bin at B. F. Keith'S


Chbos musical revue, will
top the bin at B. F. Keith's
next week. Stasia Ledova, a dancer
of note; Jimmy Lyons, a musical
comedy comedian OF reputation; w.
Wenie and the Eight English Rockets
an English ballet will be the featured
players in the production which is in
five scenes.
The scenes include 1.-THE Land Of
Nippon" "Colloquial Land" Land of
Toys" Pony Land" and THE Land
of Lace" The scenic effects and the
costum1ng are big features of the Of
fering, especially "Radiana" in which
the scenic effects and costumes be-
come a mass of fire and color when
the house is darkened during the
number.
The bill will include
ETHEL SINCLAIR AND MARIE
GASPER-Featured in an act THE
Long, LN-<z Trail" in which they
combine dramatic ability with
splendid singing voices.
FRANKLIN ARDELL-Star Of the
dramatic and musical comedy stage
will be seen with Adele Richie in a
one-act comedy, THE Wife Saver"
THE LIE GROHS+Comedy pantom-
imists and contortionists who do their
act IN full evening dress. They con-
sist of two men and a woman.
ED E FORD-Is known as THE
President OF the Face Trust" One
OF his extraordinary stunts is the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Spanish Dancers Top
New Bill at Lyric

Recruiter from the best Of the nu-
sic hall stars in Madrid, Seville and
Barcelona, a company Of ten Spanish
singers. dancers and intrumentalists
presenting vaudeville spectacle
called "A Night in Spain" will provide
the Lyric with an interesting head
line attraction next week.
Gaily bedecked with an array OF
characteristic costumes. they offer a
program that includes the Spanish
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Zegfed Sends His Favorte to Engishs Oct 29-Murat to
House The Passing Show Week of Nov, 5-'The Bat
Here Next Week-NOra Bayes Also Booked.

Two outstanding of the will be the
visits of Marilyn Miller and Enrol Sally and 1.-THE
Passing Show of 1922
''Saly due Engshs the week of Oct 29h and The
Passing Show Monday night Nov. 9TH at
the Murat.
will present ''The Bat for the third
time Bayes will be heard at the Murat Fri
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pen OF Langdon Seward. dealing with
an episode in domestic life, entitled
THE persuader"
SOL BERNS AND LESLIE-A
team of fun makers in a comedy skit
styled I'm Fix That"
O'MEARA AND LANDIS-Popular
entertainers who are Offering a new
innovation billed as pebbles"
LA VARRE, PINGREE AND LA
VARRE-Gymnasts who intersperse
their routine of hazardous athletic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20

Fandango. the Original Tango. SYM
Dol dance. a Spanish serenade, a
Tambourine dance. the Argentine
Tango and other numbers. In the
company are Angelica and Santiago
Fubillones.
The bill will include:
LES GLADDONS-Euro equil-
ibristic artists known as THE Art
Poseurs."
TOM DAVIES AND CO.-Farceurs
with a new comedy playlet from the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
LaemInIe Goes West

Carl Laemmle, president Of Uni
versal, is on his way to California to
present the scholarship in the Laem-
nile Scenario Contest to William E.
Oliver Of the University Of California,
winner in the most important see
mario contest ever held in this coun.
try. The presentation is to take place
at Berkeley, California.
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day afternoon, Oct. &c.
4 Few Facts Concerning
Miss Miller and "Sally"

4 Few Facts Concerning
Miss Miller and "SaIly"
Sally" Ziegfeld's success with
Marilyn Miller and Leon Enrol as CO.
stars, is announced for English's be-
ginning Monday,( Oct. %. This musical
comedy will be presented here with
the original company that had rec
ord-breaking engagements during the
past three years in New York, Boston
and for five months in Chicago.
Sally is in three acts and FIVE
scenes, with book by Guy Bolton,
lyrics by Clifford Grey and music by
Jerome Kern The Butterfly Ballet
music is by Victor Herbert. The pro-
duction was staged by Edward Royce,
and, an enlarged orchestra is directed
by Max Bendix. The series of scenes
is by Joseph Urban. The cast in
cluded Walter Catlett, with a chorus
contingent of famous Zeigfeld
beauties.
Passing Show" Introduces
living Curtain tn TndiananoIiS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Mary PhiIbin Gets New Story

AS the basis for Mary Philbin's
new picture, Universal has purchased
"The Inheritors," a novel by I. A. r.
Wylie. 1t is a novel Of English life
and offers an entirely new type of
portrayal for Miss Philbin. Frank
Beresford is writing the continuity,
but Universal is on a hunt for just
the proper director for Miss Philbin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Nora Bayes Booked
for Concrt at Murat

On Friday afternoon, Oct. %, at
2:50 o'clock, Nora Bayes and special
artists will be heard in concert at the
MuraE She has just returned from
Europe
Accompanying Nora Bayes on her
tour are the following artists: Rylis
and DAM Mcarte, Miss Housoutra,
who has just completed her engage
nent as principal dancer at the Opera
Comique, Paris and Theater Royal
at Madrid, also Theater LaMonnaie
st Brussels. Other artists include the
International Trio consisting of vio-
in, piano and cello, and Roxy Larocco,
italian harpist, who has been appear
ing as headliner in Keith's vaudeville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20

No. Julia Stuart liz again with
1.-THE Bat" which opens a weeks
engagement at the Murat Monday
night.
No. 2-Stacia Ledova in Land of
Fantasy" at B. F. Keith's next
week, opening Monday afternoon.
No. 3-Loretta of Mayo and Leslie
company. at the Palace the first half
of next week.
No. 4-Marilyn Miller in sally"
at English's the week OF Oct. %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20

~ N o e: This
coupon and Csc en-
titles lady to one re-
served seat any Mat.
e x c e PIT Sunday
GET THE HABIT!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20

No. 5-Tom Davies, who viii be
on view at the Lyric all next week.
No. 6-Betty Delmonte with Jack
Reid's Record Breakers" at the
Capitol next week.
No NANCY Carroll with ",rhe
Passing show OF 1928" at the
Murat the week of Nov. 5. The
Shriners will give a theater party
on the opening night.
No. 8-Nora Bayes. who Will APP
pear in concert at the Murat on next
Friday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
L. s. Jazz Band
Featured at Palace

During the war the Government
stressed the necessity Of providing en-
tertainment for the boys in order to
keep them in a happy frame Of mind.
The Government also showed an ex
perienced hand at showmanship in
providing features that attracted
crowds for Liberty Loan meetings and
the like.
One Of the organizations that grew
from this situation and the war was
the United States Jazz Band. com
posed OF ten musicians who were
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20

placing of four regulation billiard balls
in his mouth at the same time.
THE THREE ADMINISTRATORS
eQuilibrists. Their work is hand TO
hand and feet to feet balancing.
THE NOVELTY CLINTONS-An
act that is new to local Keith goers.
They offer q routine Of material that
is as interesting as 1t is original.
The Pathe News weekly. The Topics
Of the Day, and Aesop's Fables, will
have their customary positions on the
bill
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
"The Bat Returns
Monday to Murat

With greater records to its credit
than ever before THE Bat" will be
offered next week at the Shubert-
Murat For this engagement the pro
ducers are sending the most inpor-
tant organization appearing IN 1.-THE
Bat" The company is known as the
special Big Cities" company and this
season plays only the large cities.
The cast includes Julia Stuart. Ursula
Ellsworth, Charles Gotthold. Zita
Rieth, Rodney Famous. Albert Law
renee, Robert Stevens, Harold Heaton,
Ben H. Roberts and Arthur J.
O'Reefe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-25
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camente empastados. Y por dondequie-
IA flores en- profusi6n. Ante este espec-
taculo, la secretaria en- perspective asa
me TN aire de sorpresa.
Lord Northcliffe, que comprende la
impression experimentada por su interlo
cutora, explica: "Paso muchas horas
de trabajo aqui, me agrada rodearme
de cosas beEas. Las flores me causan
una gran satisfaction. Hago que dos
veces por semana me las manden de
mi casa de campo.
Sc mostr6 ueno de deferencia y de
simpatia por la joVencita que Sc lie
Iresentaha. Tenia necesidad de aIguien
cue revisase su correspondence haci6n
dole yer unicamente las cosas intere-
santes; que leyese con cuidado los pc
riodicos de la casa para observar en-
ellos las deficiencies inevitabIes; que