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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-02
HO0Sier Briefs

~1WO Muncie youths ran out
IA Of gasoline after the filing
stations had closed Find
ing a quart milk bottle, they
walked to filling station and
filed the bottle by draining the
hose. The quart ran them to an
other filling station, where. they
repeated the process. BY the time
they reached home their tank was
nearly full.
Marion has Slow Poke Club,
composed Of young girls.
Philippine children will think
Santa Claus lives in Indiana. A large
shipment Of dolls, stamped made in
Columbia City, Ind, U. s. A." has
been sent to Manila.
Mrs. Bertha McConaughey is the
new president of the Lebanon Bust.
ness and Professional Woman's Club.
Omar Gears of Evansville was
StlAPPCo VI Ills IOcTIJ, dJ princeton.
He was sentenced one to fourteen
years on a charge of stealing chick
ems.
Upton reports it's first radio rob.
berry. Thieves took a SITS set from
the Upton Chevrolet Company, in
Guiding batteries and horn.
Triangle football team at Bluffton
met real tough opponent when
they battled the Van Vert Cardinals
to a scoreless tie. Gaylord Kilgore
had his right shoulder thrown out
of place. Alton Meyer had rib
broken, Orel Meyers had to have
his hand sewed up and George Feltz
had his nose broken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-02

'But the thought OF the girl, John;
that's an original idea, and new,
wasn't it? And it's so splendid"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-02

pink and skin rosy.
Nothing else cleans, sweetens, and
refreshes the entire system like
pleasant. harmless, candy-like
"Cascarets." They never grippe,
overact, or siclSen. Directions for
men, women. children on each box
-drugstores. advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Orpheun1

Jack Norworth and George JeSsell
In two widely different acts are the
leading attractions at the orpheum
next week.
Mr.. Norworth has Just closed an
unusually successful engagement in
New York and Is back in vaudeville
In the best act OF his career. This
delightful chap always provides a
typical Amerieanized vaudeville en-.
tertainment He calls his act Songs"
and IN IL he IS assisted hy Miss
Dorothy Adelphi.
George Jessel. one OF the greatest
entertainers on the American stage
Is the second headline attraction. A
visit from this star is always an
event. This time he is surrounded
by a lavish production and capable
associates.
Dick Lucke and his Arcadians will
offer -Syneopatlon Supreme" There
are 10 artists in the act which in
cludas delightful band. II IS prom
ised that this Is the most original
and most tunefui organization yet
seen here, Miss Jane Smith.
dansuese. Is bright star In the
offering.
Brown and King viii offer a toy.
town revue. Broken Toys" Here
Is another act with 10 assisting ar,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Panfages

A well.rouudcd vaudeville bin f.
scheduled TO open NJ the Pantagns
tomorrow. with feature attraction
honors held by that popular come
dian. Noodles Pagan Tho II 8 3.
New Mexico band will appear 40 a
special feature.
For the pho,oplay. Manager Bos-
tick has secured oue OF the most
Sensational and famous pictures OF
the season. "Chu Chin Chow" This
production. the film version Of tho
famous stage play. which delighted
audiences turnout the world and
which ran for five years In London.
and three years in America. Beauti-
full BETTY Blythe 81 Queen Of She
ba" fame is featured. supported by
stellar cast.
Noodles Pagan. the perfect Jester
OF vaudeville. u returning over tho
circuit with an entirely new act
This season he Introduces a novelty
in his act by taking The great nations
OF history In turn as the subjects OF
his salliss Of wit and wisdom.
Tho u. S. s. New Mexico band
under the direction OF bandmaster
r. NJ. Forsythe will be featured In
a special program arranged for So.
attic. They arc reported as one Of
the finest musical organizations in
the navy.
As an added attraction Isco Iiarl.
tho internationally famous operate
tenor. will present repertoire Of
famous operas that display the tones
and range OF his remarkable voice.
The Tomas Co. transcontinental
group OF eight all.stnr artists, viii
appear in n comedy production, en-
titled From the Bottom TO the Top"
They arc coming direct from the
New York Hlppodrome
Fashions Is tho title OF novel
and original production presented by
Mason & Cole, featuring Mildred
Mclrose, with Kathleen Morris. Jean
eete LaForrest. Evelyn Wee and Jack
Wells.
Prof Louis Winsel. the master vir-
tuoso on the bass ylol, will present
a program OF classical and melody
numbers on this instrument. The
Three Original Blanks. Europe's
premier jugglors and creators or
forehead balancing. will open the
vaudeville bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

Clair and Rose smith arc in pleasing
roles.
A novelty opening number is Of
fered 20 "Chuckiss."
Diana Lions. former fnyorito
here. returns 10 Seattle Ia tho cur.
rent attraction. she sings 'Rock-a.
bye Baby Days in tho pleasing man
ncr which has made her = big favor
lie with local audiences
Tho Romig Twins score big hit
singing II Love You. while little
Jimmy" pleascs In her rendition Of
Where the Daffodlls Grow
Rose Smith. who IL increasing her
popularity with Seattle audiences
with each appearance. delights In a
poppy Jazz number
Dainty Irene smalo Is seen ia an
other OF her pleasing dance sclcc,
iions.
Two numbers rendered by Hlramn
Trio are we'll received. while Harry
Ross. tho popular tenor. sluEn
Roses OF Pieardy" in his delightful
manner
In addition 20 the spriEhtly Clair
show. tho Palace Hip "a Offering
THE Tomboy." riogoualY funny
photoplay Tho leading parts in
The T0mb0y" are taken by Herbert
Rhwliuson and Dorothy DcyUrt
Others In the cast Of this film offer
Ing arr l. m Mornn Harry Crgflaat
and James Barrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Jackie Coogan Reaches
Crucial Age as Film Star

but they are rare. and Jackie has
had only one or two OF these.
First showing Of his latest. The
Rag Man" have been keenly enjoy.
ed by adults. but haven't been 80
enthusiastically received by young.
STEERS. Men and women catch its fine
standings OF phthos and humor. For
boys and girls there is lack Of grip
10 the story. containing many ele-
menis OF little concern 10 childish
imagination. In this respect, The
Rag Man" jus; reycrses Little Rob
inson Crusoe." which fairly made
youngsters crawl with thrills and
breads and conquests.
coogan Is quite capable OF either
role-one offering mischief and ten.
derneas for tho fearful chuckies OF
oldsierH. or one providing mischiev-
Gus heroics for those Of his own age.
But 10 carry the brunt OF story az
"A star, and 20 entertain young and
old alike, is perhaps asking too much
OF Jackie. even tho he be prodigy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

new YORK. March IA criti.
cal period in tho professional life OF
Jackie cooghn Is at hahd-that I'M
certain time between babyhood and
adolescence which has eliminated
many promising Juveniles from the
screen.
There Is no doubt about coogans
survival. But soon he will be Jack
instead Of Jackie. And soon his
Dutch bob viii DO clipped. From
then on he will have 10 depend upon
his abilities as on actor. on his indi-
yidunl merits. rather than upon
childish charm. And for that reason
his roles during the next few years
win have 10 Be very carefully Sc.
lccted.
A, present there seems 10 be some
debate on the part OF his producers
whether 10 direct his appeal TO chB.
dren or 10 adults, primarily.
Occasionally story can be found
which makes the universal appeal,
which enthralls young and old alike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
D0FFS WIGS FOR
HER OWN TRESSES

Frances Howard Will be hcr na,ur
al self in Richard DlS'a Forthcoming
starring production THE Shock
Punch That is. silss Howard viii
exhibit her own hair which is Of
natural chcatnu, brown
In two recent pictures Miss iioe
ard was obliged 10 wear wiK Ia
THE swan Ehe appeared as - prin-
cess and. Of course. prluecasca did
no, wear short hair tn their counting
days Then. 10 TOO Many Kisses
a Richard Dix picture recently re-
leased. Mas Howard appeared a.
Yvonne Hurja. wealthy Basque
maiden. and again she was forced TO
hide her own hair for darker trrasrs,
In The shock Punch" Miss How.
ard plays the part ~ Dorothy Church.
daughter Of wealthy American con
tractor. American contractors have
modern daughters Therefore. hih1
Howard il permitted to show her own
chestnut brown hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
SlLlS Is POLICEMAN
IN LATEST PICTURE

After a months inactivity, Milton
siils has started work in his first
starring vehicle, THE Making OF
o'Mailey." which has just gone into
production.
Sills appears in the role Of New
York policeman. and yesterday at.
tracted quite n crowd TO New Yorl's
Bronx. where the first scenes OF the
picture were being photographed.
sills. in the uniform OF traffic DO.
liceman, was on duty at the corner.
and hundreds OF passing auioists
went on their way little knowing
that the good looking cop" they
hnd Just seen escorting school chill.
dren across the street was none other
than Milton SIlls OF sea Hawk"
fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
HELLO ANNOUNCES
VAUDEVILLE POLICY

In addition 10 the new vaudeville
program. starting Friday. the Heillg
WIN retain ia present policy OF flno
hratrun pictures and other n,ags
and musical features. following the
combination policy pursued else.
whrre on this cltculi with a new
program each Friday. the thcaiar
viii run from noon 10 II p. m
with three vaudeville shows ON
week days and four on Saturdays.
Sundays and holidays
The Western Vaudeville Managers
association. which books these
vaudeville shows. is affiliated with
tho ornheum and Il. r. Keith cir.
cults.
Much Of the interest attaching 10
The program of tho opening week
has been created thru the announce.
meni that Mrn. Eva Fay. tho Queen
OF Mysticism. viii present her .rhl.
hition Of occult powers. which Ahe
terms "Thaumatursy." as the head.
line attraction.
The remainder Of the program M.
pears 10 Us equally attractive and n
representative example OF tho wcll.
balanced entertainment thnt this
circuit promises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Palace Hip

Roy Clair and his musical comedy
company at the Palace Hip will pre-
sent something new and unique
in entertainment offerings in
"chucklcs," starting with Saturdays
matinee.
"Chuckles" IL packed with sur.
prises and clean comedy. and Roy
Clair is cast in the leading role
Howard Russell has an important
comedy part, as has Lou Davis and
Bill Rase. Dee Loretta scores n big
hit as the vampire, while Florence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

lists. II is a big dancing act and
some OF the dance numbers include
The Awakening" Gypsy" Jazz
Dolls" Soldier Man" Broken
Toys" '-ropsy Turvy Toytown" and
Ballet Spirit" A half carload OF
scenery IS carried by this organize.
ton.
Bleknell. the Model Baker. will be
a biz novelty on the new bill lie
will be assisted By all Of the artists
In the Broken Toy act.
Harris and Holley arr colored
comedians who deliver a bundle OF
melody and fun. Tho act Is fast and
productive OF genuine laughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Metropolitan

"Sancho PanLa." the big spectacu-
lar comedy. In which Otis Skinner
viii appear at the Metropolitan for
one week beginning Monday. March
20. with matineos on Wednesday
and Saturday. contradlcts the mis-
taken idea that a costume piece can.
not be funny. There IA more laugh.
ter. more wit and hum0r In this
drama OF old Spain than in many a
modern farce Dapple. the donkey
provides moments Of broad bur.
lesquc. And besides tho fantasy and
foolery. there il the rich humor OF
Mr.. SINNERS Characterization OF the
always hungry goai-hcrd. sanoho.
who suddenly finds himself on n
throne.
For the play. "sancho Panza.
written BY Melchoir LsnEyel. the
well-known Hungarian playwright, Is
based on certain episodes in Ger
vantes' Don Quixote." that gold.
mine Of humor and romance. which
are exclusively concerned with the
merry adventures OF the Don's
squire. sancho. The period is the
golden age OF Spain" when hearts
and colors were gay and villains
truly wicked. And the producer has
made an elaborate presentation Of
this picturesque era with costumes
and scenery by James Reynolds. de.
siguer for Zeigfeld's ''Follies." There
are dances arranged by Bert French
Of tho Music Box Revue" Hugo
Felix. composer OF Pom Pom, :"
"Lassie" and ''MarJolaine." has writ
ten special music. Richard Boles.
lawsky of the Moscow Art thenter
has done the staging and grouping
and mass movement.
In support Of Mr.. Skinner Ia an
exceptional cast. including Montague
Rutherford. Henry v. sternroyd.
Robert Rosaire. Herbert Delmore.
Lucille Kahn, Lucille Middleton,
Rubi Trelease. III. II. McCullom,
Royal Cutter. Hazel GIadding. Rich
ard Cramer. Anthony Andre. william
Lorenz and Rawls Hampton. In ad.
dition to the principal players. there
ia a large ensemble OF singers, dane
ers and supernumeraries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

The ottractiuely becostum-
ed Bagddd Beauty Chorus is
one Of the pleasant diuer-
sions at the popular heotor-
cafe and one of the most
spri0htlv Of these dainty
misses, is little Marion
knowies. Since the introduce
ton of McKee's Arcadiun
band to provide dance music
the thronGs haze 0rown
larger each evening at the
popular resort which is To-
Gated at Madison ST. belo1o
the Heilig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
More Vaudeville
Coming { otSate

Five new vaudeyiiln acts will be
featured at the State, starting Mon.
day They include Nat Royal. the
novelty petite. tho Three wilson
Girls IN songs and dances. Emma
Ford and Harry Hewitt In "Ftolica
AZ the North Pole Esplen and ahaf,
fer Ia an aorobaiic novelty. and Caro-
ana Costello Ia After the banquet.
Besides this program. tho bin in.
eiudcs some diytctiuR entertainment
by the Rose bud Revue. Harry
Carey IN Roaring Rails" comedy.
and some music by the concert OF.
chestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Goes to NeU York
for Night Life

Ernest Terrence arrived In New
York last week from Hollywood for
an important part in Might Life Of
New York. !" which Allan Dwan hng
begun TO produce. Dorothy Giah and
Rod Ia Rogue are other featured
players. Terrence begins work Mon.
day
Night Life OF New York. " nm orig
insl story by Edgar selwyn. is said
TO deal with that interesting part
Of the lives OF certain New Workers.
which begins at p. m. and con.
tinues on until sunrise.
George Hacknthorne and Helen
Leo worthing hayo imporian, roles
and II is expected that tho cast Of
principals VIII DO completed this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

The smiling young thing IS
Lucille Kahn, leading lady
NTH Otis Skinner coming to
the Metropolitan Monday
night, in "SdHcho Pan-d."
.J UCILLE KAHN who plays the
IL Young Duchess in Otis skinner's
production OF "sancho panEa.' com.
inK TO tho Metropolitan tho week OF
March 70. Is not yet out Of her teens
and Ia quite a remarkable young
lady Az a child she was considered
a youthful prodigy M n yiollnist and
made ono or two tours on the con-
cert stage.
After graduating from high school
abe entered the Chicago Music coli
lego whore her musical education
was continued under tho personal
direction OK tho great ,cacher OF
violin. Samatina. As an extra study
she took up dramatic ART. One day
during the regular class period when
Miss Kahn happened 10 be giving n
dramatic selection well-known
theatrical producer dropped into the
school 10 laugh at the amAturish at.
tempts OF students-and remained TO
ask Miss Kahn II she would consider
u theatrical offer.
As II II were not enough fortune
10 have achieved broadway in ono
short year. she was chosen by Otis
skinner TO play the part Of tho win.
some duchess on tour this season in
his latest success. "Sancho Pnnza."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
BEN REJOICES

Ben Lyon danced jig on every
stage OF tho studios In the Bronx tho
other day when he learned that he
was going to Hollywood instead OF
the freezing wilds OF Banff. Canada.
for his work In winds OF Chance"
his next picture. For weeks no has
been shivering at the very thought
OF going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Rays From
New York'S
Footlights

"rhe Fall Guy" with Erneht
Truck featured. was presented At
the Eiunge thcater Tuesday night
by the McBara. Hhubert IN Esaocip
ton with George u. Mcclellan
THE Fall Guy" IN new comedy
Of New York llfe. and II the joint
work OF James Gleason. co.author
of lis Zat soY' and George Ab
bolt The supporting cast includes
Beatrice Noyos. Ralph sipporly
Dorothy Peterson. Joseph Baird.
Hartley Power, Henry Mortimer
Joseph =. Garry and Robert I,o
THAN The play has been staged
BY the authors.
Alex Morrison, America Pre-,
mlsre trick golf shot. now appear
ing Ia Artists and Models tho
revue at tho Casino theator. In or
ganlsinE an association 10 be com
posed OF 'well,known sporting cell
ohrities who have left the field Of
athletics for tho Stage. Among
those who have registered their sup,
port are Kenny Leonard, now In
vaudeville. Bill Tlldcn. the tennis
champ. now 10 tho movies; Jack
Perry the fighter In lis Zat sof
ana Charles Cannefax. tho billiard
expert in Artists and Models
Oscar Bradley has been appointed
permanent conductor of the Orches
ira Of "rhe Love Song" Tho offen
bach opereita ~ the Century thea
ter Mr Bradley replaces Hans
Llnnc WHO has been sent 10 chi
eaEo 10 direct the orchestra Of the
western company Of THE Student
Prince
Dorothy Francis. who sings tho
role OF the Empress Eugene In
The Love Song" the offenbAah
opsrotta, at the Century uheater. re.
turned 10 tho cast last night after
an illness OF two days. During her
absence tho part OF Eugene was
sung by Lucille Arnold. chief yin.
dersiudY or Miss Francis. Miss AZ.
mold Was formerly on the concert
stage. Before her ensagomsnt for
The Love Song she was leading
artist Tor radio brosdcasting sta.
ton
Lester Bryant. In association with
Con Conrad. will present soon
new musical comedy entitled
~whadda You Say" The book il
by Phllip BafiholomAs. the music
hy Con Conrad. and tho lyrics by
Hal Chrdy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

Frank Mayo planned 10 so TO
West Point when n beg. but
changed his mind after taking a
trip thru England and Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

Doris Kenyon Is great fox hunt.
or and spends much OF her spare
time In the winter months hunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Footiight
Attractions

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. hehdlin-
ing Jack worth In
Songs"
INSTRUMENTATION Skinner
IN 'Saueho Pausa.' starting
Mon lay
fANTACEs ~- Vaudeville. and
movie. ''Chu Chin Chow
PALACE Musical comedy.
''hucktes" by Roy CiAir's
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
NEW COMEDIES
TO BE RELEASED

Four strong two.reel comedies.
starring Wanda Wiley. Edna Ma
rian, Beth Darlington and the Cen.
fury Foilies Girls. and Buddy Mes
singer, are to be released this
month.
In the order Of releases they are
Don't WORRY" Wanda Wiley
comedy; Powdered Chickens" an
Edna Marian comedy: 'Raisln'
Cain" featuring Beth Darlington.
and the Century Foilies Girls, and
Clear the Way" with Buddy Mes
singer.
Dorothy Mackail. now playing the
title role in "Chickie." secured her
first American stage engagement be
cause OF her English accent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Norworh in "Songs" Headlines Orpheum Bill;


Chucles
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-12
MINERS
AND BELGIANS
GO TO RUSSIA

LONDON.-Herbert Smith, presi.
dent OF the British miners and who
will be rendered in America as the
fraternal delegate from the British
trades unions congress to the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor in 1922, haf
recommended that the British miners
send strong delegation to Russia
with view to establishing permanent
relations with the Russian miners.
The Belgium miners have ac-
cepted the invitatian but the German
miners have refused to go along.
The International Federation of
Trade Unions will meet next week in
Brussels to consider the British un-
ions plans for bringing in the Russian
unions. Stormy sessions are expected
as there is strong group of capitalist
lackeys and class traitors in the I. f..
of T. u. the Amsterdam International,
which 10 hostile to everything that
helps the workers unite, and there.
fore hostile to unity with Russian
workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-12

entered it's candidates in the
elections. The program is as
follows:
THE WORKERS (COMMUNIST)
l PARTY is what it's name implies
"a party of and for WORKERS.
We do not repeat the ridiculous pre-
tentions of the other parties, that we
have program which will suit all
classes. We state frankly that our
program will bring no comfort to the
banking kings, merchant princes, trac-
ton lords and real estate sharks who
now hold Chicago in their covetous
grasp. But to all workers, and work
ing class organizations struggling for
the advancement Of the workers, we
pledge our loyal support in any anc
all conflicts, at any and all times.
Now, when great numbers of work
ers are suffering from unemployment.
when police and injunctions are called
in by the bosses to break all strikes
when the working class standard of
living is being steadily forced down,
when gigantic municipal traction
steals are being engineered, when
working class children are suffering
from inadequate and improper school
ing-it is necessary to come forward
with a program which exposes the real
issues in the aldermanic elections to
be held on Feb. ga program which
faces the issues frankly, and which
rallies the working men and women
of Chicago for struggle against the
capitalists on the basis of the immedi-
ate interests of the workers.
The Workers (Communist) Party
and the candidates it endorses stand
for the following immediate program;
IL elected, the candidates viii make
use Of their position to mobilize the
masses toward putting 1t into effect:
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-12
PUBLIC UTILITIES

The Workers (communist) Party
demands immediate removal of public
utilities from the ownership and con-
troll Of private capitalists. Confisca
ton Of all franchises. Operation to be
for public service and not for private
profit-under direct public manage.
ment, vested in committees chosen by
the workers engaged in the various
branches Of service.
2. Traction. The voters OF Chicago
have repeatedly gone on record for a
single, unified, municipal ly owned
traction system Of surface lines, "L''
and subway. In place of this, Mayor
Dever is dickering with the traction
magnates to turn over to them what
amounts to perpetual franchise on
Chicago transportation. The Workers
(communlst) Party demands that the
city Immediately take over the exist
ing lines In the form outlined below:
(a) Operation to be carried on by
the traction employees, thru special
committees, working in conjunction
with the existing street carmen's and
elevated employees unions.
OBJ Provisions for immediate i'm
provement Of service--increased seat
ing capacity for men and women GO
ing to and from work.
(c) Reduction of fares, with spe-
cial rates for passengers during rush
hours.