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To THE INDEPENDENT
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which send mo THE INDEPE
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A delegation Of citizens Of Char
lottc aud the surrounding section
left last Friday night for Washing
ton Ia appear before the senate
agriculture committee in ?rntcSt
nc;IinSt the lease of Muscle ShOaS
to any one unless the lease hc made
under strict provisions of the
federal watCrpOwCr act.
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Evening star., 1924-01-14
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
Continued.

COuNIuUe0s
g g nrYs cFyst;I .st: phones; S1T. Complete;
$ buy: ansssemS1ea ' set st0' phone, a % Serial w
ATTENTION. RADIO FANS!
un.sssnblea. including pson. and serisi. With
all instructions for installing. Write for free
p O. boa 1aE i4IS GaF'rA1 R..siosf6s. aan,S SS D. c.
WE HAVE JUST SOLD OUT
on Brandes Loud Speakers.
DID YOU GET YOURS?
Put Your
CRYSTAL SET
on a
LOUD SPEAKER.
We will demonstrate to you
that it can be done and show
you how.
Atwater Kent No. 10. $500
Garod-Neutrodyne .$l35.W
Crosley XJ ............ $500
Radiola 2, complete. .S97. so
LOUD SPEAKERS.
Music Master ..........$ $1,000
Magnavox .............$35.OO
Parts, Batteries and Tubes.
OPEN EVENINGS.
J. HARRY HARDING,
1919 18th NV.
Phone Main 66O5.
WE COT HOLLYWOOD!
Just think! A chance to hear
Station KFAR.
To see this wonderful bargain
means to buy it.
ONE ONLY.
Garod Neutrodyne. regular Sl35
set, at the extraordinary low
price of ..............$l .$l15.W
ONE ONLY.
COME EARLY.
LITTLE RADIO SHOPPE,
1924 l4th ST. NV.
Columbia $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-01-14
HUDSON & ESSEX.
USED CAR DEPT.

The place to purchase a used
motor vehicle where only good
cars are exchanged on new Hud-
son and Essex, and above all
they must come in at the right
price.
You are cordially invited to
inspect what we consider the
most pleasing exhibit of high
grade used cars that we have
ever offered.
28 to Select From.
Prices, $lOO to $3.50.
Terms if Desired.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1722 L St. at Conn. Ave.
Phone Fr. 700, Mr.. 6.
Evening star., 1924-01-14
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.
Continued


ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE. demon.
strator, very cheap. Webster Electric, 7i9
eth.
FURSITURE-New mahogany and fuInishi1gs
Leaving city, must sell before February /.
Possibility Pos q renting apartment. Call Potomac
go, Apt 90: -.
observation-disclosures. Special di.ount
snd sts.
FURNITURE-t.room apartment. complete.
$l25. Cleveland 2059.J after @.
YURNITuRE-Beds, cots, dressers, cnIfo-
niers. rockers. tables. chairs, rugs l408 2lst
GAS RANGEs-Eew and slightly used an
sires; less than half price. Why pay more !!
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for safe ~ owner
who is selling home; many very nice pieces
piano included; will sell individually; Tor de-
scription and price phone cIeye. g.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Three 40-ineh nat top
oak desks. with tops; one typevnfsr table.
500. Can at sis Bond building and sssu:e
PHoN a few more left, and
going out Of business; will sell for less than
cost; e&sh or terms. sic Mass. ave. NV
PIANOS az special prices during our Uhristms. !.
s r Of 5 sh, ss ss L;oa soa
Healy, 1915, regular price $50: Lndsmsn
sy:9d' used used e sSncsT,s e's; rsfsIsr price
s'no nuRo Wotch' illV ~. Est. lbS.
PIANO. standard make: guarsn nfeed perfect;
PIANOS AT CUT PRICES New baby era nds
uprights ana plsyels g superior, stz nda I'd
makes Of high quality: each Une carefully Sc
lected. Rold at q saving Of $50 to 500 un.
der regular price. Monthly terms without
interest. Used uprights low Is 500. Used
players from $3.50 upward. Pfe.6er's, 1910
PIANO, steinway Baby Grand. Will sacrince
for cash. 225 4th st. ne. lts
PIASOs-Fine practice. Ss5; vose. fS5: Knsbe.
$176. A. F. Arnold. 1923 st. NV.
PIANOs-Upright and baby grand, Shubert.
new, Rever used: sacrifice half price 20 move
Immediately. Brunswick Shop. 3li6 14th st.
NV.
PLAYER-PIANO, standard make; guaranteed
perfect; SIOO. 5I9 Mass. ave. NV.
LAYER-PIANo-stien; like new: at sacri-
fce: also Auto piayer-piano. S275. A. +.
Arnold, 1923 q 81.
Evening star., 1924-01-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


LUNCHR00M and oyster house, no conpetf-
tion. 2iSS Pa. ave. NV. l8'
FOR SALE--An oldestablished private taxi
service doing strictly cash business. the best
in the city. Reason for selling, owner retir-
ing. Don't Apply unless you mean business.
Address Box 1897, Star office. 2o'
BEAUTY PARL0R; also barber shop In
Hotel Ia Fayettei cheap.
NEAT and grocery good location; new ice
box. fixtures. some stock. groceries; 5000 buys
SMALL LUNCHRO0M wanted; good location.
Address Box 75-X. Star once. 14'
STORE, APARTMENT and large ssrage-Ex-
cellent business location, Irving st. near l4th.
This is your chance to buy a real business
TAILORING, e4eanFng. pressing business for
sale Phone Col s0s5. s42s l4th st. NV, l5s
STORE DOING GOOD BUsINEss-owner
will sacrifice ou account of other. business.
os,n sarfan, 1G,s, to quick buyer See Mr. Pisner.
DELICATESSEN STORE, stock and fixtures:
4.year lease; 5000; leaving town. 1885 18th
81. NV.
GOOD GOING RESTAURANT for sale. bust
ness section NV price $4,000. Address Box
BARGAIN-Rooming house. nne location near
Connecticut ave. Call after 8. 1921 ct: 14s
ON 18TH ST. AT R-Business building. two
stores with apartment shove; commercial zone:
Very reasonably priced. Owner. Col. 1856.
$, 900 CASH will secure a double house with
10 hedrooms drsWins room music THO soom isrze
nssr 4tS and PARK r IS the S, Ths
Park Park Road Realty Co., s2o7 I4fh. Col. 1881.
COFFEE. BUFFER. EGO RorTE. With good
car. cheap: Phone Franklin 844h. "A.
DESIRABLE STORES IN THE NEW BUILD
ing at l4i6 st. n.v.; ideal for tailor or
0' aohRIs hSs 'ea earRIfa ' dossASf' ONE as INC.
VI
Evening star., 1924-01-14
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,
Continued.

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-es
low prices. New fall designs. Give us a trial.
IHoMpsoN's. s4l8 Ga. ave. Phone Col. s24i
PAPER IA NGING-i;et 1t ozone gooa and quick,
WI call evenings with samples. W. CHAD.
WICK. l0ls Douglas st. ne. North 1880.
PAPERHANGISG-Wh not lake advantage
q, the G%l season ;. having your paperhans
tie, sl9 9th NV Franklin 675l
rAPERHANGING-REA PRICES:
no delay: COED w"rknianshtp. Enterprise Dec.
Grating Co. 1879 l4th st NV. North 4o5l.
PAPERHANGISG-Roo Rooms, 81 50 and up; in.
terror and exterior painting at lowest prises.
Aetropolitan Dec. CO.. 42I 9 NV Ph: fr 500:
PrEnAssSs p.SeIsS q sni ekCRaS al fs
st. s.H. Telephone Franklin 6s2t Main s7s6.
PHdNoHRAPH REPAIRING = ,rhonorraps'
chaes r.snsn G e5 saFsi sis fG1
paired. rehnishsd and rebuilt by skilled work.
psa; p Plane tuning. S. sch.sfsr , ,as, sander'on
PLUMBING. TIN ROOFING AND sPopTISa
ias there is caRow s FRy. Main iadi.
10il II NV.
IL T. .s AID . ss .ss sTfss sa'
s1 p:s. Afssns seaaa rs.ss ssn. sr s:s :ao
FLUABING AND TIMING. JoBBINo Is
eases. When you think of plumbing think OF
cAR0W & FRY. lnll II st nv. Main 1851
REED FURNIrrRE a rneclalty: made TO Or.
sn dseparHIs rHs MsieKEssRAFf efd th
RUG wEAvING-HANDSOME REVERSIBLE
rugs from worn carpets-that will last. Old
Laurel firm. 800 10th st. s.w. Frank. 38T7. -
TIMING, HEATING; FURNACES, RANGES,
latrohes repaired: iobbing II spec; low rates
Line. SoGl. Nat. Sheet Metal Co., 1885 Sc.
Thinning, roofing. p!petess furnaces installed:
gas stoves dependable work Main Gl49
sHAEFEER & M0WEN. 10le 9th st. nv.
TRUNK REPAIRING. Mntl repairs trunks
leather bags, ladies' handbags, etc. Call or
phone MntE. 9Ss st Main 86sS.
STEAM AND HOT-wATER HEATING: RE-
modelling and repairing; all work guaranteed.
WAITER J. COLLINS. 500 st. ne. ies
UPHOLsTERING OF THE BETTER KIND
Furniture repaired Work uneHeceled. Our mh .
will call anywhere: trial will convince you.
l9s
WINDOW SHADES Made 10 order Holland.
cambria and oil Opaque shades at factory price
Line 1.I4 lss
WINDOW SHADES 70 ORDER. S6c Cr:
hung free: will call with sampes. BUTLER
4 son. 1000 lst OF, Sc. Line: e96S-y.
WINDOW and vacunn cleaning; general clean.
Cleaning Co. Inc. n. 525s. 904 1Ith NV.
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADEs-Good quality
Opaque shades fitted to your windows, S6c;
the best quality Of opaque shades. sl.l5: hung
free. We will call with samples KLEE-
Hiatt. llth ard II ste ne. lincoln S79
Evening star., 1924-01-14

RENAL MANAGER, with long experience.
will consider new connection, Adotess isoA
cT5-X Star office. Ia
Evening star., 1924-01-14
FOR SALE-AUT0M0BILEs
COnffuweN

DODGE BROS. GIVE
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
VALUE IN DEPENDABLE
USED CARS.
We have on hand for irnmc-
date delivery:
z Dodge Bros. Business Coupes.
! Dodge Bros. Sedan.
5 Dodge Bros. Tourings.
z Dodge Bros. Roadsters.
! Dodge Bros. Panel Delivery.
l Dodge Bros. Screen Delivery.
All late model cars in good
mechanical condition. Priced
right for quick sale.
Open Sundays and Nights.
TERMS IF DESIRED.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.
Used Car Dept.
ol3 G Street NV. Main 66oO.
Nights Main 2Ool.
Evening star., 1924-01-14
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
Continued.
p,~n,;,,c IN ,ta Mode1c

Bargains in Late Models.
1923. 4-dtor Dodge sedan. 3 Essex sedans,
2 Essex coaches. / Studebaker coupe. Oak,
land coupe, 1 Star coupe, Ford coupes and
10 late model passenger tourings OF all kinds.
A. ]. STABLER,
425 X St NV. 17s
MARMONS-Rebuilt and re-
painted cars in all body types
very reasonably priced. Mar
mon Agncy, 1909 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-14

SH0E.GR0CERY SALESMAN, cxperiencea, =
Years surface grinding optical business; con
sider anything; young married man. Address
Rnr AZ Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-01-14
sITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.

YOUNG GIRL wishes position, can tspewrite
Address hll s 81:
Evening star., 1924-01-14
PERSONAL.
COntin Ucd.

vIoLTNTSr. vIOLIsT, CELLisT WANTED;
good amateur performers, congenial, refined
gentlemen, for string quartet practice. Ad-
dress Box ll7-Z. star ofice. l5s
MARRIED. LADY, WANTED TO SHARE
house with lady whose husband is away; ref
ereuces. Address Box 29-2. Star ofnce. I4s
FEW C0NyALESCENT PATIENTS or IN
valids may bc accommoia ted in a private resi-
dence. Special attention TO diet. Col: 7I5e,W.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. pr, Della
Ledendscker. u. G.. 1887 p 81. NV. Fr. ss4e.
INTELLIGENT, AMTABLE YOUNG MAN.
chauffeur or companion to party going TO Flor
ids; id best OF references fuTnished Address Box
ELECTRIC BATH. MASSAGE. for excessive fat.
hago. Graduate nurse tcolored1. North 6sa3-5.
18s
PHYSIoTHERAPY AND ELECTROTHER-
any scientifically given. For appointment
Shone Potomac 1447.
JOHNSON REST HoAiE%INFALIDs. CON
ssieseents aged: night supervisor 1724 goth
st. W. North 1908.
WE ARE Now PAYING 81 TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies' used suits. Our prices for
old clothing the biggest. Wash. Clothing
Exchange. 633 ID ST. NV. Phone Main 1878.
WANTED PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN
boxing wanted; write. stating terms. Box s3S-
x, star Office 14s
Evening star., 1924-01-14

TYPIsT wants position at once, years go court
work and real estate Address hoA -oo-A'
Evening star., 1924-01-14

SuRSE- UNDERGRADUATES. for convalescent iio-
Sai VI "4'As ias
Evening star., 1924-01-14
IRPgNTER WORK promptly attended to

SOY wishes position as disbwasher or work
n any Kind. 325 Bryant st. DIV. Phone n
Evening star., 1924-01-14

TENoGRAPHER- CLERK wants part,time
work: can keep records in hotel. Phone
Evening star., 1924-01-14

rrypTsT-Setfled woman wishes position
where accuracy, punctuality and strict appl1ca-
many years experience, references II desired.
Phone C1eY. 1851. II
Evening star., 1924-01-14

TI.HCTRICIAN's HELPER. married; nave
tools; some experience in wiring. phohe
HyHttE. 42lR. -
Evening star., 1924-01-14

CARPENTER W0Rk-screens, porches giassed
In. r. C. R0sson, 1881 3rd st, NV ~,
CHAUFFEER- R--Young coiored man wishes 20
sifion In private family; experience ana rex
ersuce 1913 9th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-14

sECRErA N0GRApHER - Thoroughly
.Insr;enred. excellent references; wants four
or Ave hours extra work daily. Address BOX
cr, ntic l0~
Evening star., 1924-01-14

PORTER helper, young man. eolored or WORK
of any Kind indoors. North sof. l43o SWAMI
Evening star., 1924-01-14

-HAUFFEUR, coiored, private. Albert, 4e4
ona n " North S091-W Ia
Evening star., 1924-01-14
SITUATIONs--FEMALE.

E0OKKEErER, experienced. with knowledge
of s,enogrsphy and tipping Adafess pos
1.o.y Star office. 10
Evening star., 1924-01-14

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-AsP
low prices. New fall designs. Give us a trial.
IHOAPSUS'S, 34l8 Ga. ave. Phone Col. S24i
Evening star., 1924-01-14

RO0FREADTR experienced, desires position
with pusls shing concern. Lincoln 4524- To-
SEAMSTRESS. young, capable. day or week
pbono altar n o'clock. Potomac tVoo
Evening star., 1924-01-14

TIfST-FIASS POITER--Ry colored man, res'
reference. Call at l2i0 18th st: n:G.---
nOUSEMAN, store porter dihhw2snsr o'
beIlmap wishes place; references. y. lU2a
Evening star., 1924-01-14

pRCssMAKER, children's. Call TIT $ at.
- w phone 347a-W. Ia
Evening star., 1924-01-14

{ <HII.D's NURsE-Experiencet. reliable: ref
erences NJ. L. Warren. care Peafi Soiiisoh.
,n,l.+ "a Route No. i. To-
Evening star., 1924-01-14

NEW YORK MoDIsTE-Lines and style. a
cream: society ladies preferred. Mrs. Rlcn-
IDS Franklin 500. References. IL
Evening star., 1924-01-14

COOK, cafe or hotel, psstry specihII!' eA'
perienced; references. 72I 2Srd ST. NV:
Evening star., 1924-01-14

-ACCoUNTANT-Books opened,
iosed, audited, kept evenings. Address so8
Evening star., 1924-01-14

JANIToR or fireman in apt. house Nsutea ps
an industrious colored man; ls !ssrs eApei'-
Evening star., 1924-01-14

WANTEp-Seversl ,ops for students Call
Howard University y NJ. L. A, Aoiunihia
Evening star., 1924-01-14

NAN. capable, Of good address. wants ONCE
WORK TO o hours daily. References Al
dress Box S0Z, Star office. To-
PAINTER. trst-class, desires work. ADDRESS
= H- il"
Evening star., 1924-01-14

FARMER DAIRYMAN wants JOB. ADDRESS
Evening star., 1924-01-14

CHAMBERMAID or uurse-Neat colored girl
i145 eth st. NV 10
Evening star., 1924-01-14

PAPERHANGTNG DONE REASONARLY.
Rooms. SO and Up. J. A. POLAND, c10 L
st. Sc. -
Evening star., 1924-01-14

CnI.ORED WOMAN, reliable, wants place,
general houseworker or child's nurse in small
private family; can stay some nights lioo
1St st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-14
SITUATIONS-MALE.

experienced and reliable. with
no objection to travelling. desires connection;
ran handle claim Adjustments and auditing
satisfactory reason for desiring change snb
best references furnished. Address Box 4g.b,
Stor an 10
Evening star., 1924-01-14

ACCOUNTANT, evening WORT, audits made
books opened and closed. statements prepared
systems tnstalledt books keet where no fegn. EN-.
r1a Gtsr nSsace 1is
Evening star., 1924-01-14

INTERPRETATIONS, 2. Grated. white enamel
ed 100 lb capscity; double he'd spring, CO.
ionial antique mahogany sideboard. Main 0700
SALE or u. s. GOVT. OFFICE EQUIPMENT,
Including nat-top aAd typewriter desks. steel
fIes chairs, tables. ca binet safes, lockers, etc.
WASH. SALVAGE CO.. 307 10th ST. NV.
SALE OF u. 8. GOVT SURPLUS PRSPERTY
Including harness. wagon covers. canvas, hard
ware. eto WASH SALVAGE CO., Soa 10th
Evening star., 1924-01-14

BoOkKEEPER, general office work, young
mau ~, experienced: best reference. Ad-
n ross Rev - Star office. l4v
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
NEW IANGDON COMEDY
BOOKE AT THED OHIO

Harry l'a''s'''i -' 'A'N 78i'''7' o
newest comedian. IS seen at the ONO
ncx' woek !n All Night Long.
The plc,ilra has 10 do with the life
of "a soldier IN the front line
trenches. pee.lng potatoes. In the
.cas- II this comedy. which was 81
racrad Iv Harry Edwards and NJ.
thapa KINGSTON. as French girl
and Fanny Kelly and Vernon Dent.
Tatt, Cnmp>an is the star ~ THE
Garden z Weeds" the featured pho
toplav. L was directed yb James
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
NEW LOVE STORY
DUE AT TIE APOLLO

Age versus youth in the game u
love Is the theme IF Sinners In
SIX Hobart Hen'ey's production
coming 70 the Apollo next week.
benjamin Glsxer wrote the story
in which Merrill q wealthy man u
the world, past middle age. responds
70 an unnatural urge 10 attempt 10
keep pace with tho j9z2y youngsters
Of today. He becomes infatuated
with typical fapper. young enough
TO be his daughter. and despite the
lar IF years between them. imagines
that he can win and hold her affec.
tions.
For time Merril's impetuous love
making captures the girls fancy.
even though she is really in love
with youth Of her own age.
Through n series OF enhancing ana
interesting scenes the story wenGs
its way 70 climax III which Merrill
is forced T. admit the folly - his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
COMEDY BILL TO
OPEN At pAIAIE

y bill that Is guaranteed to take
away the cold weather blues is the
one which Will be offered at the Pal
ace TheRter the first half Of next
week when the sunny atmosphere
OF Palm Beach will be created by
Gene Oliver and her company with
Francis and Woods in the laughter
sIzit. The Inventor" This sketch
deals with the story or q bluff and
It's humorous consequences.
Bill includes:
THOMPSON LIGHT TRIO-Two
women and Bob Forsans. who offer
a Musical Treat" rendered from
two viOlins and a piano. A vocal
program is likewise included.
TECK MURDOCH AND KEN
NEEDY SISTERS-Who. in story
form. dance. sing and chat in their
AT the Theater."
GRACE AVER AND BILLIE-A
couple who creates an air Of mys-
terry with their act. "2?2?."
One other act is 10 be booked.
The spotlight is filed the last half
of the week by the O'Brien Sextette.
whose members play the banjo. saxo-
phone, trombone trumpet and drums
as we'll as being vocalists. In a
comedy romance. Egg in the Bag. %
Renee Noel and Walter PercivaI hold
he main parts while enacting the
roles OF two impoverished actors
Holden and HarrOn make merry in
their The BIZ Poster" another
~kit. Flagier brothers and Ruth
center their attention around a pi-
ano when. they offer their Sayings
ana Songs" HiI and Qmnnel are
acrobats who have much Fun in
4 Park"
On the screen are:
Find Your Man" with the IA
nous dog actor. Rin-Tin Tin. the
first half and The Baudolero," with
Pedro de Cordoba and Renee Adoree.
the last half. Pathe News. a com
edy and an AesOp fable are the
short reels.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
NFGRPS LATEST On
VIEW AT SMITHS

Forbidden Paradise" story
based on the stage play. Tho
Czariua." ia the featured picture
which will be shown at Mr. Smith
the coming week. Pola Negri is
aeen in the leading role and IS sup
ported by Rod Ia ROGUE Pauline
stark. Adolphe MenjOu. Fred Nal
atesta. Nick De Ruiz and Nine
D'Aumery. Nelchior Lengyel and
Iatos Bros were tho playwrights
responsible for Tho Czarina."
"Forbiddon Paradise tells OF a
young officer who overheard plot
20 overthrow his queen. He rides
three horses to death 10 tell the
news 20 the queen. who Is more In
terested in him than in the news Of
the revolution The officer is pro
NOTED to the private guard and en-
joys the queens favor. His faith
IN the queen being shattered. he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
EIGHT ACT BILL
At LYRIC SUNDAY

The Lyric eight-act bill next wesk
VIII have as featured attractions the
Revue De Luxe. q song. lance and
music connection presented by q
quintet Of entertainers. and the Rose
Kress -Four. introducing q spectacu-
lar novelty called "Terpslchorean
Wheels"
The bill viii include:
BEN NEE ONE-Chinese come
dian and singer who describes him
self as one in four hundred million.
and then proceeds - demonstrate
that while he is numerically one Of
the Chinese people. art!sJicaIly he is
the only one Of his race. Ben Nee
one sings Chinese and American
songs with equal facility. and has
an assortment IF humorous stories
notable for their originality.
GCALANO AND MARGUERITE
italian singers and accord-on.sts
who prove that IL IS possible 10 play
two aCcordioEs at the same time.
this achievement being accomplished
through an ingenious arrangement
whereby Sigu0r GuaIano plays one
instrument with his feet and the
other with his hands.
MARKELL AND GRAY-Eccen-
tric. soft and hard shoe tap dancers
who display & wide variety Of fast
and intricate steps.
RADIO RIOT'+A merry satirical
sketch based on the prevelant radio
craze. and which VIII hand many a
laugh TO fans who are troubled with
static and other wireless Affections.
RUSSELL AND PIERCE-Acro-
battle funsters known IN vaudeville
land as "Acromedians."
PIERLET AND SCOFIELD-
Comedy tugglers who do their stuff
in a breezy skit called Helping
Hubby"
on THE SCREEN-ImperiaI
monkey comedy. Stolen Sweeties. %
Kilograms and the latest episode of
the serial The Go Getters."
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Harlan Works Overtirne

Otis Harlan has been working
overtime at the Vi.agraph studios
in Hollywood recently. Besides hav-
ling the role Of a negro hostler in.
"Pampered Youth" David Smith 4
picturization Of Booth Harrington "
The Magnificent Ambersons," he
impersonates a typical Frenchman
in J. Stuart Blackton's THE Re-
deemtng Sin" The two pictures
were IN process Of production stimuli
taneously and the directors had TO
rearrange their schedules repeatedly
so that Mr.. Harlan might portray
both characters coucurrently.
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Overrnan Jr, Winifred 1futchler,
Martha Jane Howard, Virginia Kel-
~. Charlotte Rfner, Marjorie Dew
any. Geraldine Kuntz, Fay Crist.
Pauline Hedges, Helen bingham.
Thelma Ensminger, Ruby Buscher,
Anna Marie Sander, Robert Shultz,
Inez Brush, Opal Mae Thomas, Ed
ward Green, Martha Mealy. Leah
Lareh. Lucille Stanley, Bess Cham
bers. Edith Garrison, Emma Calve-
laga. Blanche Wilson Louise Calve-
lage. Dorothy Gatowood. Geneva
Tandament, Audrey Pugh Carlton
Beal. Rorta Clare Herdrich. Mae
Floyd Sine, William Rubert Craigle
and Ethel Crenley.
Special music for the play win he
given by Ruby Buscher, soprano;
Julia Rockford violnist, and
Frances Ann Wishard. pianist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
InCg s Last

One Of the last pictures fin
ished under the supervision Of
Thomas TT. 1uce was Charles
Rays second feature for Pathe
release. heretofore called THE
Desert Fiddler" After some
thought Mr.. Ince decided to
change the title to Percy" as
he considered that a more iogi-
cal name for the central figure
in the story. The plot of
Percy" is Just as unique as
that Of Rays current feature.
Dynamite Smith" but the
story is in a lighter vein and
contains a deal more humor.