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ing, but with bad feeling in their
hearts.
II want it because | want it" is the
child's unreasoning demand which
must be met in early life with a sense
of justice on the part of both parent.
and child. When host of admirers
stand ready to supply the slightest
want until the child is overwhelmed, 5
what wonder that he throws every
thing aside in burst of impatience.
A young child has a keen sense of.
Justice and lively responsiveness. A
smile on your face brings a smile on
him, and calling forth smile on his
face before giving toys is wise pre-
caution against his crying. for what
he wants.
1t is only just to the child to ask
for his smile; it is all he has to give
for the pleasure and care from you,
but it means so much in later years,
for the happy smile is the first free
ing of the creative emotions from the
child soul and should be followed by.
an impulse of energy.
Try the experiment of attracting
the child to smiles and watch the sud-
den movement following the smile. If
the II want it, of the child must be
denied, do not leave a vacuum where
the wish was, but give your sympathy
or some other substitute SO that by
distraction the child's mind may be
led away from the wish. 1t should
not be repressed but should be replac
ed by other interests. Above all
things think whether or not the rea-
son for denial is necessary. Do not
say mo-" and afterward yes"
A child absorbs much of his knowl-
edge of right and wrong from his
daily surroundings by copying the
sayings and conduct Of his elders
Little pitchers" are always being
filled with the parents wisdom and
on appropriate occasions these teach
ings are poured out as "My mother
says you must always talk about nice
things at the table"
UntruthfuIness is most frequently
caused by fear and tinidity, and by
repression. If the child told the truth
he would be punished and threatened
by the parents. This inhibition often
causes serious nervous troubles. Peo-
pie who demand the truth from child
in a threatening voice deserve more
contempt and punishment than the
untruthful one Truth can be ELECTED
from a guilty child by sympathy more
easily and exactly than it can be ex-
tracted by fear. Parents and teach
ers often make it extremely difficult
for child to tell the truth and when
we have departed from our ignorant
methods of punishment there will be
more truth and virtue in mankind.
Teaching of right and wrong can
never be impaired in the form of les
sons. The real teaching comes from
the suggestions Of truth through the
natural processes-directly through
persons and things. It is the truth of
our complete being which our chill /
dren absorb from us. This conduct of
right living is attained by daily life
in a place where the truth of the spir-
itual world is felt as an unseen influ-
ence.
Each child must start the lesson Of
life from the beginning. He cannot
start with the end-results of the
life of the parents. The vital. interest
of the child is constantly enlarging in
scope and intensity and the conscious
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30

the thrill of its tremendously powerful six
cylinder motor. Mark its ease of handling,
its comfort, its fine car refinements.
Then note it's price is well within the limits
of economy - the cost of upkcep low The
terms Of payment liberal. 1t offers the sl1-
prerne value of today in the $1,000 field.
We invite you to take out a Light-Six
model for comparison with other cars at near
its price. Then with cars selling for several
hundred dollars more Well place Light
Six at your disposal for this purpose any
time you name.
Buy no car at $500 or more without MAX
ing this test. Don't buy biindfolded.
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are inherited cannot be changed and
thus excuse their children on these
grounds. Here, however, is the field
and function of education: To seize
upon this capital and use it, to mod
ify and direct the original (inherited)
capacities and instincts of children SO
that they are fitted to live in the best
which adult society has 10 offer, to
The Coconino sun., 1924-05-30
MARICOPA OFFICIAL.
KILLED IN ACCIDENT

E. H. Palmer, deputy sheriff and
county motorcycle officer, was killed
Friday when he fell from his motor
cycle while speeding to the scene
of a reported fight of several Mex
leans two miles north of Phoenix.
The officers machine struck de-
preston in the dirt roadway near
Seventh avenue and hurled him head
foremost to the ground, according to
witnesses. He died while being re-
moved to a hospital.
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PSYCHOLOGY AND THE HOME
TRIMMING OF CHILDREN
of
Flagstaff Rotary Club

Definition of psychology: What is
psychology? 1t is a study of the
mind 1t is the science of the activ-
tiles of living individuals-you and
me. The seat of the mind is in the
brain and the kind of mind we have
depends upon the brain which we have
inherited from our ancestors.
Many parents feel that traits which
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If you wish to locate a fake stock
promoter, don't employ detective;
employ a sucker.
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ness is spreading over a larger area.
The more perfect the harmony of this
world through sympathy of unity and.
separateness the more perfect be-
comes the growth of individuality.
Good Books for Mothers: Wiggin,
Children's Rights; Evans, The Prob
lem of the Nervous Child; Fisher,
Mothers and Children; Gutenberg,
Your Child Today and Tomorrow;
Clark, The High School Boy; Stable
ton, Your Problems and Nine; Bige
low, Sex Education.
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Give The Sun your job Printing.
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Touring $1260
Roadster (3-Pass.) $1240
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UP0zoR nj.

Spolek Starych Ceskych Osad-
nikI kona pfisti nedeli dine g..
cervence po 2. hodins odpoledne
svojji p1lletni schGzi v Ceske Ma
rodni SIM ma Broadway. Pred
sednictvo I'VE uctivs vsechny Gle
ny ku hromadnemu s1castnsni,
jelikoz bude pfitomen zakladatel
a dlouholety pfedseda spolku
Star. Ces. Osadnikd, p. kamil
Wiesenberger California. ku
jehoz pocts bude tato schlze ra-
zu slavnostniho budou ma pro-
gramu zpsvni a hudebni produkce
S pozdravnyymi prosloyy.
Jmenem pofadatelstva
M. ZEMAN.
tajemnik.
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ri fa a-l
Mad'arska omsa ma Zobori.
Nitrianska ssNarodn$ straz"
prinasa v svojom "a. elsie neu-
veritel'nl zpravu, ze v den sv.
Urbana bola sldzena malom
kostole ma pamiatnom Zobore
mad arska slavna omsa. Y 70
bore nieto Mad'arov vobec. A
lie farar Szmid opovazil sa tn
nielen mad'arsky kazat', ale
dokonca sa tu tiez po mad'ar-
sky spievalo. Vina je tn ovsem
i ma slovenskom pude, ktory
dnes, v piatom roku slobcdy,
nemusel by trpet' taketo pro-
vokacie, ale ovsem, ked mlci
slovenska intelligencia, nemo-
re prehovorit' ten jednoduchy
pud, zakriaknuty drzvm vyst,l
povanim mad'arskeho farara.
Co tomu povie nitransky bi-
skup? Pravdepodobne tiez mic.
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c1ETEl "a pflcinou nemoce
proda Sc drnbsznick& farma
10 70 akrech, - mil cd Cleve-
landu, diam je o s pokojich,
velka nova barn pro dobytek
IS vodou uvnitr, noyy milk
house, uvnitf studena yoda $
|pumpou k ochlazeni mleka. je
tam slepicnik SO stu, dlouhy .
10 stf. siroky, dost velky pro
so slepic, vedle lje stejne vel
ka linen S omitanymi st6na-
mi q stropem, spodek cemen-
tovy, tax Sc dovnitr dostane
jen mravenec, ma spodku jsou
roury ma horkou vodu q pfi
poznani, mnoho-li Sc ma drzet
parry, mIze Sc yylihnout ma
jednou 1000 kurat. Mezi sle-
picnikem q lfhni je pumpa
dostatkem vody. Jsou tam dye
zahrady, jedna vedle slepicni-
XII 0 dvou akrech, celia oplo-
tena, slepice vam nemohou "a
naset a nemusite je ze zahra-r
dy vyhanet a Sc $ mimi zlobit,
ze yam zahradu rozhrabou,
jak>se obycejne ma farme de-.
je. Farma sc po pripade Wy
meni "a mestsky majetek a ne
cha Sc ma nj letosni lroda,
vsechno nadobi, stroje, DOLBY
TEX a vse, co ma farme je, tre-
ba tez neco nabytku. Okolo
farmy jedi "bus", jizdne OBJ
nasi 45c, farma je pouze 4 mi
nuty cd dlazby Mayfield Rd.
Kdo by chtel tuto farmu kou-
pit neb "a mestsky majetek w
menit, necht' pride 81 il pro-
hlednout, shleda, jak je yse "a
rizeno q ze neni tfeba zad-
nych oprav. Ma dopisy nemi-
MIN odpovidat. Dunn a barn
jsou tax postaveny, ze je vftr,
nemIze odnest. Kdo by 81 pral'
Iblizsi vysvetleni, mIze tax u
chit osobne u Mrs. Holsan,
1866 vych. 1O4. ul. z Union
ave., Cleveland, o. 7-5
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VYkfDILKA.

Rodice. jdouce malym synac-
KEN ma prochazku. potkaji znsme
no. Znamy Sc "a chyili ptS ho-
Ska: TAX co. Pepieku, nechtsl
bys nsjakeho bratHcka anebo Sc
stficku?"
20, ja bych chtsl. ale my 81 to
ted nemdzeme dovolit.
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P OF R! POZO r!
DOBRA PRfLEZlTOST

DOBHA PNILEZlTOST
PRODk Sc nebzvymkni n menSi
majetek noderni dhm ? 2 pOko-
jfch II uprav. N l3 pok.) vse-
mi nlOdef. yyme1. ma rOh. l0tu :
A211x1s0, aptnt sklep, mod. Hol-
land fernes. skopky. sanotinne
vyhf. vOdy, velkA ptada, SvlAStnf
ychody. garAz M , auts. ProdA
. saffs. Pokoti nahofe.. tes pfi-
naSi nAjmu $1,000 mes. minio
ptkn6ho bytg dole. DObrA pfileAi-
tost PRO tohO, KIDD by re cht4l Ye-
hovat pronsjinAAn1 pokojA. Haste
se p majitele v Z. BAL -. 03rd
ST., rOh Heath, billie UnOn, Ina
dvOu p0ulit. liMifch- Dale dunn
9 pok. na 100. al. s--Union. ZayO-
lejte tel. BROADWAY 21sB NJ.
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DR. @ B N f
ON A M x Y
PRONAJME Sc
PRONAJME E Sc rohovy stor.
Haste sc v {. 4639 Broadway.
2

PRONAJME Sc dvourodinny
dun Sc vsim zafizenim, kazdy
byt o ctyrech pokojich a kou-
pelna, pekna zahrada, dobra
studnicni voda, tez jezerni, u
lice dlazdenA. Haste Sc v (.
lib Hulda ave. u Luna Par
ku, zastavka ulice 110. TT
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PRONAJME Sc byt Q tfech
svetnicich nahofe, plyn, elek-
trika, pGda, veranda, vse W.
papirovano. Prednost mali
manzele bez ditek. Haste sc
u FIR, Week, 3446 vych. 72. ul.
IA
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Celia hospoda ztichla, co Sc
-nyni asi bude dit. y
"Uderi il - bit il bude =
vyleje 81 ma nj zlost," myslili
81 vsichni a hadali, jak oni by
Sc zachovali - jak oni by Sc
z rozpakd dostali.
"Anyzko, mila Anyzko,'
fekl il Cimbura lahodne, jako
by ditetem mluvil, "vim, re
jsi hezka j hodna, ale tanco-
vat nebudem - tn mas, "a
vdej 81 ode mne," a podal j
svoji sklenici piva "a tn
mas dvacetnik, kup 81 dole u
baby pernikove srdce a Ultra
rano pfijd' ke mne - Wis -
do Kovandovic statku - dam
ii uzel kolaci, vsecky tt dam,
budou tvoje - j satek tt dam,'
mluvil Cimbura mckee - sko-
ro litostiv6 - vedl pres hospo
du blaznivou Anyzku ke dve-
rim hostince vyvedl il ven.
''To Jim to slusi."
"Dej il hubicku - hubicku
| il dej.'
GA skoc 81 s nj - zatancuj-
te 81 spoluv
Hrube, drze poznamky pa
daily cestou ma Cimburu, KITE
ry snad sam a sam citil suro-
vost toho zertu.
"Tak jen il vyprovod' =
mama il branit nebude," kfikl
Jira jeste "a Cimburou - ale
ten pustiv Anyzku sMnu ven,
We dvefich sc obratil praskl
jimi, az hospoda Sc zatrasla.
Jako vystrel ma poplach Ia
dunala ia rama stichlou svet-
nici.
"Je to Cimbura?" ptal Sc
kde kdo sama sebe a nikdo no
nepoznaval, jaka zmena stala
Sc v jeho tvari.
/ "To jeste pred chvili byla
Itvar beranka, mila ticha, u
smivava lahodna - obratil
Sc hle, to je tvar Iva. Bleda
a strasna = diva pozary hori
mu oeich pod stazenym obo
elm = vlasy Sc jezi mad svras-
telym celem, chfipi Sc rozsiri-
la, rety Sc rozchliply "a nj
mi belaji sc stisknute zuby.
"Bude zle - krev potece,'
lprorokovali start a zkuseni u
stolG - vyskakovali hned kro-
tit, bude-li tfeba, nerozvaznou
mladez.
"Styd'te SCI" rozkrikl Sc
Inahle Cimbura. Has jeho znel
tvrde, dunel a hrmel jako zvon
ma putimske vezi, kdyz bije ma
poplach - okna pod MIN "a
drncela a zdi Sc otrasaly.
"Kdo re Sc ma stydeti?" Wy
pnul Sc v tom Jira pred Cim-
burou.
"Ty "a s tebou vsichni -
hanba vam!"
"Hej, hosi, slyseli jste?"
Con nam tn bude kazat!
"Cizak! Semicak!"
"Vyhod'te ho!' a po tom
to vykfiku jako roj hrnula 81
chasa k Cimburovi. Ten sta
dosud ma SVEN miste mefi
pozorne svoje okoli. "Chcet'
Sc bit?" optal Sc jich poctivi
av cas-.
"Chceme," vykrikli vsichn
, = ruce Sc zvedly a obklopil.
: Cimburu. Ten zmizel ma Okla
mix klubku lidskych tel.
Ale jakoby granat praskl
tom hloucku - rozleteli s
nahle vsichni a We prostre'
stal opet Cimbura - ruce ia
ko dive perute roZprazene p
sty zkrivene jake spary.
jedne ruce drzel Jiru a V
druhe Chmellckovic pacholka
Vybral 81 je schvalne - p
tech dvou sahl do chomac
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JAN GIN Blu R'A
UHOcESKA IDYLLA.
vypravuje JINDRICH S. BAAR
IDYLLA.

=
pozdvihl je cd zeme a ohnal
Sc jimi do kola. Jako plevy We
vetru odlitai hosi a Cimbura
stal uprostred hospody sam a
sam.
Nebyl bledy 49, tyaT mu zcer
venala a dlouha jizva - jindy
sotva znatelna, jez mu zbyla
pamatkou ma Custozzu - kr-
vi podlila Sc a zbrutnatnela.
Bylo mu dnes jako druhdy v,
Italii, kdyz krvf sc brodil. -
Neslysel a nevidel. Necitil Sc
a pozbyl vlady mad sebou. Ru-
da kola delala sc mu pred O.
Gina - befava pena ukazala
Sc mu v koutcich zkrivenych
ust.
"Mne sc smej, mn6 - rozu-
mis- -" a trasl Jirou i Barti-
KEN, - "ale ne blaznu, ne
chud'asu, ktery Sc branit ne
mnze - ne Anyzce - ANY,
ce ne. - A hubicku, hubicku
isl cht6l - tax 81 dejte DO
hubicce," a prirazil je tvafi
k sobe - az z nosd krev W.
strikla. Jako pirko obra-
| til Sc razem We vzduchu -
"pnjdete "a Anyzkou = pdj-
dete - tax hled'te - jak ma
tie daleko k domovu," mluvil
zlostne, a v naprazenych pa
zich ted tylem prirazil je k
sobe az lebky jejich jako diva
kremenky o sebe zachrastily.
Celia hospoda trnula. Jira $
Rartikem zprvu nohanla tlou-
xii, ruce rozhazovali, ale tvaf
brzy Jim krvi nabehla, oci z
ddlku vystoupily a oni rukou
Cimburovych viseli bezvladne
a bez obrany. V hlubokem IT,
chu hledeli vSichni ma tento
silacky kousek. Co bylo prot
tomu vsecko, co o lidske sile
slyseli vypraveti cd nejstar-
sich pametnikn! Co byl prot
tomu komediant, ktery tn '
hospode kdysi jednou rukou
: zvedal do vyse cent zeleza. Za
pomneli razem ma vsec hno, ma
hadku j rvacku a v n6mem Il.
zasu divali sc ma rozkrocene.
no Cimburu svirajiciho diva
nejsmelejsi chasniky.
"Tak furianti -" kriceI
Cimbura obema primo do oc
= ted Sc mi posmivejte -
jste lehci jako diva pytle ma
icpane plevami anebo senem.'
a pri tom stale jimi potfasa
- "pustim vas, bette 81, chla
peckove," - hodil je ke dive
rim a jeSte vykrikl: "At' va
polejou ted vodou, abyste pri
lsli k sobe."
/ "A kdo ma jeste chut' =
at jde -" a postavil Sc pro
I'll vsem. Cekal chvili vztytenJ
"a hrozny. sla z n6ho nema hri
"a a padala ma vsecky kolem
lNikdo nemel dcsud casu 81
'ivzpamatovat, probrat Sc z to
no nahleho prekvapeni.
:, "a ted budu nit solo - j.
- Semicak - ia, Jan Cimbu
ra =" zabouril po chvili jeh'
HAS. = Hodil peniz muzikan
J tdm ma talif, az ma taliri Wy
skocil, zazvonil a chvili jak,
Week sc tocil - '.uz jsem j
mel - mann je a budu je NIT
- ne proto ze Wy chcete, al
: protoze ia = ia Cimbura ia
lze Semic z gruntu cislo jede
nact.- ia ze je chci NIT -
2 Protivinskej zamek
mezi horama,"
: zazpival nahle zmen6nym hla
7 sem. Milym a vysokym, roze
chvelym a tklivym.
e "Nezapomen ma to
J. co jsi mi dala' -
0 vradli jako by z t6zkeho sn
e procitli vsichni hosi najedno,
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~ 4 - =
nyia 70 nanooou Futimacka,
yoseina nuDelov.c. slou1lci =
rorazliu g miaoclnKu " po-
s'euni ioA.
Jako $ plrkem tocll Sc $ M
po sale 9 Kdyx muzlkantl do-
nravail' nodlI Jim z kola no
Wy dvacetnlk. Zen letei oDlou-|
KEN Jako Dily motylek, tfpy-I
tli sc We svetie Jolovycn svlcek
a vesele dopadi ma tailr re
svym Dratrlm
|. Fod naslma okny Y JeteH
zazn{vai C;r,jx,,.o
"chytili Is a. tenatek
nolecentch nndle vratek /"
nokracovala hoanoda
A kdyz nnz;kv dohrayalv
posiednl vers Clmbura tax,
lak drzei tanecnicl, vyhodll j
40 vyse, prlkrcil Sc trochu, ma
tahi pravici, Y letu Jako ptac-
ka zacnytll naskrooenou Do
seiku' ie''ckon ' pasu J, pr
arzoVal' aDy .mu nespauia
TAX na oianl Jako princku u
hesi Koia az Ke zol q tam
ma dlouhon. dfevsnou lavici.
Reze slova nak vvsal ven a VI
CO se do hosnodv nevratil.
0 nicem jinem v celem -pi-
seckem okoli Sc dlouho nemlu-
vilo nez Q sllackem kousku ia
ma Cimbury.
=
pane UvstSsz,;va,; ;snoe bn-
81 knza hkza,a nano M zadecb
kdvz ;sna vidal; ink hazi 5
J,ro, Ror+s,ran, ;ako hv
+o hv,o ni,le nv, hv i'm;
uv+s;slal calon bosnodn y
,,,,nrsva,; u..a;s+,so; a,,rko,;c
kym, putimskym a razickym
ma putimskem hrbitove pfisti
nedeli po velke q ukazovali
jim ma Cimhuru, kdyz itchy a
skromny, i&ko by mcdowell
ipet pocltat, zAs vychazel 2 ko
stella.
,Kao hu - sal, 4.Lo,,a
|
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PRopA Sc 1923 Ford Coupe
v dobrer poradku, "a $85 ex-
tras, cena $3.50, - Ford Tour
ing, 1928, v dobrem poradku,
cena 1925, Ford, kryty Truck,
cena $50. K doptani u Jam.
Vrzak, u The Cataract Motor
Sales Co., 1915 Broadway. O.
bydli 1870 Horner ave.
rs
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MUSf BYT vyprodan lpln6 no.
w nabytek a karpety re ctyr
pokojG, pouze IA dni uzivany,
z jistych pricin. Haste Sc v {.
6214 Fleet ave. dole We pre-
du. I?
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PRONAJME Sc pekny byt
bud dvema pandm NIB dvema
damam. Koupelna q jin6 zafi-
zenf. Adresa Sc sdeli v adm.
It. listu. 7-8
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PRIJMOU Sc jeden neb diva
PAM ma byt Sc snidani neb
bez. Haste Sc v {. 1912 vych.
48. ul. rs
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Smysl kdoouDch besed.

PAM radova:; TAX jak jste Sc
bavila. pani doktorova, pfi tom
kavovem krouzkua"
Ia mic to nestalo, nemeli jsme
koho pomlouvat."
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KUPTE TENTo - $500 kou-
pi domek 0 4 syetnicich, "a
chod, elektricke svetlo, plyn,
velke bane. Dobre misto pro
malou rodinu, nepropaste tuto
prilezitost. Cena $2800. Blizsi
sdelf Nejedlik a Mikes, Real
tors, 11015 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886. rs
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PRODA Sc set 0 4 zidlich a
still do jidelny. Haste Sc (.
|3943 vych. AZ. ul. nahore v
Zadu Y Washington parku.
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PEknk MlSTo < pronajmptf.
hodicf Sc pro plumbare, pro
obchod zelezafsky. naterac-
sky q nastennym papirem. Hla
ste Sc v (. 4595 Pearl Rd.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-20
VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENT
FOUND ON NEW BILL AT LYRIC

The Rigolette Brothers are head
lining an interesting bill at the Lyric
this week.
These boys are presenting the
same act as before, which consists
of a little bit of most everything
Among their accomplishments are
listed magic, juggling, music and
other things. They close with what
might be called a two-man italian
band. Between their stunts the
Swanson sisters ( sing and dance.
Hester Bailey, an Indianapolis girl,
is presenting a first-class dance act.
She is assisted by two boys and two
girls and they are all steppers. The
act is nicely mounted and staged
and pleases easily.
Murray and Maddox are seen in
an act called Chow" It concerns
a girls efforts to get her boy friend
to buy dinner. The man goes on
the theory that Keep them hungry
they come back; feed them and you
fatten them for some one else. Here
is a clever team in O funny act.
TeI1a is, os is supposed to be, me-
chanical contrivance with human
accomplishments.
Jack and Kitty Demaco open the
bill with a good aerial act. Gus Ell
more Of Elmore and Esther gets
laughs with an original character,
that Of an escaped circus wild man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-20
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

NEW factor in summer enter
|IAI tainment has been introduced
IL in Indianapolis.
Am speaking of the Milton Aborn
Opera Company.
Address: B. F. Keith's Theater.
The introduction took place last
night and it was more than an in
PRODUCTION. It was a handshake of
welcome. And that means a whole
lot these days.
Things were right. Aborn has
picked not only n company large in
numbers, but adequate in talent.
That means much toward the sue
cessful producing of musical come
dies and operas. There must be vol
ume in tone, both personal and en-
semble, and above all there must be
numbers on the stage.
The principals, those who sing
and those who make you laugh while
talking and singing, have been cho-
sen with wise care. Am speaking
Just now Of Loretta Sheridan in the
role of Sylvia, Princess of Zilania;
Charles Messenger as Prince Franz,
Eleanor Edison as Lame, a cute milli-
ner; Edith Bradford as Dame Paula
of the wild Goose" laundry; Lee
Daley as Mikel, a diplomat and a
cut-up; Eric Titus as Lieut.. Karl,
and Joseph Monohan as Hon. Percy
SlingsDy.
Numerous others are present in
this satisfactory presentation of Vic.
tor Herbert's "Sweethearts." There
is. tuneful music present.
Aborn inherited the score by right
of purchase, but he has glorified ii
with a competent singing and acting
cast. AS the various bills are pre-
scented I am sure of this one thing
We are going to welcome a chance
to see and hear tuneful musical en-
tertainment.
The comedy bits are unusually
well done. Leading in this line OF
work are Lee Daley and Joseph
Monohan Singing honors go to Lo
retta Sheridan, Charles Messenger
and Eleanor Edison.
/ with ease. The chorus is adequate
on volume when it comes to sing
| ing. and they dance as they should
From a scenic standpoint, a lot Of
wise judgment has been used in the
two sets. Adequate. And thai
means a lot.
I will introduce our new musica
visitors by giving you the cast:
Sylvia, Princess of Zilania. .......
........... Loretta Sheridan
Prince Franz. Heir Presumtive to the
Throne ....... Charles Massangel
Lame a MiIliner of BRUCE. Eleanor Edsor
Dame Paula of the wild Geese"
Laundry Edith Bradford
Mikel Mikeloviz Diplomat of Zilania
Lee Oaley
Lieut. Karl, Betrothed to Sylvia 49,.
ETC Iltui
Hon. Percy Slingsby ... Joseph Monohar
Petrus Van Tromp- ...... George Shield;
Aristide Canicbe ...---...... Phi'in Oberl
Dame Paula's Six Daughters
jeanette .....--....-.... Helen NewoI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-20
JEAN OLIVER PROVES HER
VALUE AS DRAMATIC ACTRES

Up to the time that the Berkell
Players presented THE Man Who
anne Back" Miss Jean Oliver has
cen considered an actress best suited
to comedy parts.
At English's this week Miss Oliver
IS giving ample proof that she is q
gifted dramatic woman. I realize
the fact that The Man Who came
Back" is clever meIodramaCiC thea
ter. It is corking theater because it
creates real dramatic background,
but the atmosphere does not smother
the characters.
1 will agree with you that The
Man Who Came Back" will never
receive a prize as a winning contri-
button to the American theater. but
1t does win when you look upon the
stage from an entertainment stand
point. This play is good theater
and the real article at that.
It is in the third episode that
Miss Oliver while under the influ-
ence of the poppy pipe in a Chinese
dive does some vivid and colorful
work To my way OF thinking it IS
the best piece of character work yet