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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
SEASON PLANS MADE
BY MATINEE MUSICALE

The Matinee Musicale will open
it's forty-ninth season with a recep-
ton for the president. Mrs. Hugh
McGibney, at the Heron Art Insti.
tute on Friday afternoon. Oct 16.
The assisting artist will he Nine.
Clara Bloomfield, soprano, a dra-
matte interpreter Of songs and folk.
songs.
The opening recital OF the Artist
Series of Concerts will be held Mon
day. Nov. 9th, when Cyrena Van
Gordon, contralto OF the Chicago
Civic Opera, will offer a program of
songs at the Murat.
Alfredo Cosella, Italian pianist,
will be heard at the Murat as the
next concert. The New Year will
bring Bernard Ferguson, dramatic
baritone. who will sing at the Murat
on Jan. 13.
On Feb. -, Ruth Ray violinist OF
Chicago, will be heard at the Mason
ic Temple
The closing concert will be given
by the Lennox String Quartet,
composed OF we'll known artists.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

ment because many Of the men pos
sibly have done muc to advance the
cause of the stage as we'll as htera-
ture.
+. Ziegfeld would have raved with
envy if he could have seen the talent
displayed. He would never have to
worry about viii Rogers leaving the
cast of The Follies, because any
member of the all-star cast at the
University Club would have been an
other Rogers.
Am now electing Kin Hubbard as
the great humorist that Ziegfeld
needs.
Seriously speaking. Indianapolis
and the State is going to miss Hew-
lit II. Rowland. but this man goes
to bigger field and in so doing he
brings new fame and honor TO In
dianapolis and Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
UNIT SHOW TOPS
BILL AT PALACE

Jack Fines Unit Show number
one which is called a "Syncopation
Show" comes to the Palace the first
half of next week and offers within
itself five complete acts. This
augmented vaudeville bill is similar
to ones offered here before. The out
standing feature of the show is the
Charleston Radium Steppers, six
girls who have a series of new
dances to perform. The group forms
a chorus which makes a background
for several of the acts.
The unit show includes:
HARRY AND MILDRED OTTO
-'"Public Deceivers," present their
Magic Shop" in which the six
Little Devils" assist with dances and
songs.
DICK GARDNER AND ANNA
REVERSING old timers who play
the guitar, dance in the eccentric
style, sing and create comedy in the
skit.
ROSS AND EDWARDS-Style
themselves as the 1.-TWO Bull
Garians," in an act packed with
eccentric humor and comedy
character songs.
BERMUDA Bounds a finale
to the act. Special scenery is shown
with this number. All action takes
place on board ship where the entire
company takes part is rendering a
laugh producing sketch.
666 SYCAMORE-A regular vaude-
Vile act in addition to the road
show which is offered by Billy
Champ. The skit is a mystery farce
The International Jazz Revue
which includes 1.-The band Of all ma
tons" and the dancers, Mitchell and
Eckert, will bid for headline honors
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

find joy, but in which the said stray
ing husbands find no pleasure.
They may be sure their spouses
are safe in Jimmy's hands, for his
business slogan is "A man any hus-
band can trust" All goes well until
very unexpected and more or less ro-
, mantle complications arise. when
Jimmy has to face a series Of situa-
tons. funny, of course. TO the audi
tors, but less so to the proprietor of
the service bureau.
In Service for Husbands" Hitch
cock has a song called Such a Way
With Her." said to be a fitting sue
cessor to the memorable ''All
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

the last three days OF the week.
Ten people are in the company.
Elcota, known as the Incompatible
xylophonist," appears with Bee
Byrne in their Everything
Different" Eddie Nelson is re-
sponsible for the skit THE Elopers, "
which Saxton and Farrell are stag
ing. Songs as You Like Them" are
rendered by the harmony singers,
Gordon and Delmar. Jenny and
Nylin are speed demons who roller
skate and execute some daring feats.
On the screen are: 1.-THE Night
Ship" with Mary Carr, the first
half and Frank Lloyd's THE Silent
Watcher" with Glenn Hunter the
last half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

MONG the recognized stars OF
Al musical comedy, drama and
vaudeville booked to appear
at B. F. Keith's this season is Clara
Kinlbau Young, who will head the
bill at 3. F. Keith's for the week
starting Sunday afternoon.
Miss Young, who is making her
initial vaudeville appearance in In
dianapolis will be seen in a one act
plavlet by Tom Barry called His
Adorable Wife" with the scenes of
the act laid in an apartment on Park
Ave, New York. She will be sup
ported by Harry Hollingsworth and
Louise White.
The bill will include:
IRENE RTCARDO-Will add
comedy to tho bill in large portions
with her act called whoa Pagliacci.'
GALLI-RINI--With the assistance
of his two sisters will be seen in an
act billed as Moments Musical"
HARRY LANG & BERNICE HAY
Include patter, songs and whistling
in their act who Is Your Boss"
ED LEVAN & JOE DORIS-BilI
themselves as Dispensers of Joy
and Cheer" They include Song and
Jazz in their act.
FRED GALLETTI & lola KO.
L<IN-IIave a novel act in which
they offer as an extra feature I'm
+ala' said TO, be the only dancing
monkey IN vaudeville.
LAURA Z Bully BREYER.--Will
present An Artistic Dance Revue"
The bill will include:
A Hal Roach comedy featuring
Glenn Tryon in Madam Sans
Jane" Tryon plays the part of a
he-female hero, dressing up as his
sweeties, maid, in order that he may
follow her abroad. The fun begins
when the girls father thinks Glenn
is a dainty bit Of feminine fluff and
tries to make love to him.
The Pathe News, Topics Of the
Day and Aesop's Fables will also be
shown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

No. Ray nd Hitchcock in a
most serious" mood in Service
for Husbands" opening at Eng
hsh's, Monday night.
No. CLARA Kimball Young
will be the headliner' at Keiths
all next week.
No. 3-Here is Bob Anderson
smiling. You may see him next
week at the Lyric.
No. Anna Revere will DO
present on the bill opening Thurs
day afternoon at the Palace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

The comedian, in Hunters story,
is Jimmy Deering, young bachelor,
who meets with failure as a writer,
but finds himself so enormously pop
ular socially that he determines to
put his social graces to some prac-
teal use.
lie conceives the idea of establish
ing a service bureau for husbands,
whereby the latter, when busy or
straying. may keep their wives from
suspicion or emit by engaging him
as their escort to those functions,
teas, musicales, luncheons, supper
dances and the rest, in which they
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
Dressed Up and No Place to Co."

Dressed Up and No Place to Co."
Cast includes Donald Kirlle. w.
Butler Hixon. Pacie Ripple. Edmund
Roberts, Louis Morrell, Leonard
Lord, Louis Tanno. Dorothy Black
burn. Celeste Dueth, Grace Hickey,
Peggy West, Violet Dunn and others.
Robert Mclaughlin has supplied an
elaborate and tasteful scenic equip
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

The Federation of indianapolis
Public School Teachers will open it's
season at Caleb Mills Hall on Dec
2, with the Hinshaw Players giving
1.-THE Marriage of Figaro" On Feb.
20, the Teachers Chorus will appear
in annual concert and on April 8,
the Cleveland Orchestra with Nicolai
Sokoloff conducting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
HAS NEW BRANCH

The Irvington School of Music
will open another branch on the
west side and will be under control
of Mrs. Carter Helvie. who recently
Joined the faculty to teach piano.
Other instructors at the branch will
be Mabel Cradick, organist; Helen
Ciener, dramatic art and others.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
BEBE MOTTO TO
DANCE AT LYRIC

With the advance billing Of "the
worlds most sensational dancer"
Bebe Motto, who. with her own COM
pany, will top next weeks bill at
the Lyric, may be expected to do
something out Of the ordinary in
the realm Of terplschore. Miss Moi
fic does.
Assisted by a group OF musicians,
singers and dancers, Miss Motto ap-
pears in a lavishly staged spectacle
entitled "A Modern Symphony of
Color Motion and Sound"
The bill will include:
THE FOUR MISUNDERSTANDING
ing THE Girl in the Golden Frame"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
HITCHCOCK OPENS SEASON
ATENGLLSH,S ON MONDAY
Houdni viii Bring His Own Show of Magic to the Murat
for One Week Soon n.

Raymond Hitchcock, a comedian always extremely wei
here, will be English the first half of week
the comedy in which for several weeks past he has been
pearng the Co Theatre in Chicago This Service
Husbands by Bates Hunter playwright He has appeared in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
TO CONDUCT ALL-WAGNER BILL AT MURA|
Federation of Teachers viii Open Season With HinShaW
Players in Marriage of Figaro Musicale
Ready to Start Forty-Ninth Series.

RI ONDUCTING alWagner program the first orches
~ trail event under the management of Ona B. Talbot Wal
Damrosch with the New York Symphony Orchestra will
appear at the Murat' on Monday night, Oct 10.
Announcement made today by the Matinee Musicale
that its forty ninth will open with reception for the
president at the Heron Art Institute Friday afternoon
Oct 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
ROUNDING ROUND
Wit nv WA A q r

AW asar cast the other night which would have done
credit that assembled by Mrs. Fske for ''The Rivals
And this asar cast assembled for performance
called Saying Farewell"
Probably this will be assembled again but it
will go down in Indiana history as a great event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

CHARACTER ACTOR IN FILM
The prime minister in Raymond
Grifiith's next Paramount picture.
Hes a Prince" is portrayed by
Gustav Van Seyffertitz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
NOTED BEAUTY
TO TOP SHOW
AT B.F. KEITH'S
Dancing Act Featured on
New Bill at Lyric
Next Week.

MONG the recognized stars of
Al musical comedy, drama and
vaudeville booked to appear
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
RICHARD DIX AT CAPITOL

The story of a young man who had lightning in his fists"
 That's the way the new Para mount picture, "The Shock Punch" which is the feature at the Capitol theater now is described.
 And what better star than Richard Dix could Paramount have picked for the part? "The Shock Punch Is a knock-down and drag-out tale of & wealthy young man who be- comes an iron worker to prove to the girl he loves that he's regular guy.
 The Keith vaudeville bill Is head ed by Charles Maddock's Eight Ho- boes," a splendid offering that re- ceived much applause at the shows yesterday. Others include the danc- inf McDonalds In a dance offering; Jack Denton, the twentieth century comedian; Mabel Harper and Co. IT . song cycle; and Robbie Mcleod and Co. in an excellent gymnastit offering.
 On Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday Dan Fitch Minstrels will be tho big attraction with a company O. twenty-five entertainers In a min strel first part and olio of vaude vile.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
"MAYFLOWER" PRISON FOR
 MARINES AWAITING TRIAL
Two Guards Found Asleep on Duty Not Yet Advised as to Time Of
 Court Martial,

awampsott, Mass, Aug. 28 'p'--~ Aboard the presidential yacht May flower today as prisoners were Cor poral Andrew Chanton of CIcVeIanu and Private Clarence Key Of TeXas' marines, who are to be court-mar- tialed on charges that they slept while on guard duty at the summer White House.
 Statements credited to some of the prisoners comrades that the pF"- oners had been kept awake to act as walters at parties in the camp oi the presidential guard here are de- nied by Lieutenant Edgar Allen Foe' Jr. ,a.
 ITO my knowledge no liquor mas ever been brought into camp sa'd Lieutenant Poe.
 The only party held in camp the lieutenant added, was mon'h aSo when Is men and women were Ills dinner guests, primarily so that they could see what camp life was ,he' Some of the marines volunteered 'o act as walters, he said, and seHera were assigned to that duty The 'a"' guest departed at 9:45 ?. m'' i' nm utcs before taps
 Lieutenant Poe said that on ac' count of the inclement weather canopy was set up from his tent 'c the mess hall. but he denied S'a'o- ments that pup tents had been oSeo to screen the visitors from view
 Captain AdolpIus Andrews com mander of the Mayhower, who ha' iuris1iction over tho marine delacI'' ms nt, said that too much was h''nE made of tho affair and that It "a' like the ordinary run of infractloh' of discipline.
 Secrecy is being maintained ny ol' ncialE of the marines as to the pun ishment imposed on marine Co'' yicted recently of insubordina'loh including refusal 10 go bathing Tn lh' soa. It Is reported he has been d'S' honorably discharged,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
POliceman's Assailants
 Forfeit Bonds in Court

Walter Stacheek of A Orange street and Edward Christopher of Ill Orange street, failed to appear before Judge William c. Hungerford in police court this morning to an- swor charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and residence and their bonds of Sl00 each were called and declared forfeited
 They were arrested last Sunday night after disturbance at North street and Hartford avenue, during which both attacked and assaulted Patrolman Anthony Walinczus when he attempted to arrest them. When the two men were arraigned in po- lice court Monday morning Judge Hungerford set ball at s250 each, but when neither man could raise this sum the court reduced tho bond To S1O0 each which they furnished.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
DISCUSSING PLAN
 ON IMMIGRATION
Mexican and American Labor
 Officials Meet

Washington, Aug, 2S Ry--Fornlu- lation of plan 10 prevent illegal and excessive immigration from Mexico into the United States was undertaken today by committee appointed hy the conference here of representative of the Amrican and Mexican tederation8 of labor.
 The conference was prepared to receive the committee suggestions later in tie day to be used as a basis in working out some dcclaru- ton of policy and principles on the problem 10 he presented to the American and Mexican governments. Entry of MoXicanS into the United States in violation of the contract labor law was indicated as the chief angle of tho problem under study.
 Discusses Mexican Aims
 AS the principal speaker at din- ner given him last night by the American federation, Luis N. Mor- ones. minister of industry. commerce. and labor in the Mexican goyorn- ment, who is attending the confer. ence, discussed the aims of thc Mexican government with respect to labor and industry. Brof addrcssa. also were delivered at the dinner by Secretaries Hoover and Davis. com missioner General Hull of the immi- grafton bureau. and Ambassador IelIez of Mexico. the American off. cials expressing tho sympathetic at. titude of their government toward MeXico's problems.
 Minister NOronos said thai wbiI, the Mexican government was de. scrlbed as q labor government if, aims embraced the welfare of th, nation as whole and 10 rromot, that welfare if might even be nrcos Sary for it to sacrifice some part q Its program to better the position q .teNlcah labor. Its practical aim he said. was to inccase the ofrfcicnc, Iof MoNican workers through toch. nical knowledge and at the samr tlmc 10 show them that their ov, interests lies in assisting to upbuil, Mexican industry.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
"One Glorious Nlghtr-Lycenm.

"One Glorious Night" starring Elaine Hammerstein. Al Roscoe and Phyllis Hayer, Is showing at the I.y- ceum where 1t is making a big hit. It is Q story of young girl, da2zlcd by wealth who forosakcs her lover to marry rich man. Then she finds that 1t is his mother who controls the purse strings and also seeks to con- trol her. Domestic strife result and in the end it is the old time sweetheart who comes 10 tho front 10 comfort the unhappy girl,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
Negotiations for Sale
 Of Large PrOnerties

Berlin, Aug. 2S Pl-The ncgotia- ttons in Berlin and London between the Mannesmann brothers and an Anglo-American group for the sale of the entire Mannesmann properties Tn Morocco are progressing fayor- ably, according 10 director of the firm. Both sides maintain great se- crecy and the Mannesmanns have refused to give information even to
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28

washing without protest provided care In the use of soap is exercised In washing such a skin a generous amount Of father should be produced with good soap. This should be thoroughly rubbed in and then as thoroughly washed out.
 Cold water is not as good as luke warm water for this purpose.
 Cold water does, however, posses one advantage, 1t does increase the circulation of the blood in the skin
 The average healthy skin will DOT init q brisk and vigorous rubbing with a towel and such rubbing will affect the circulation and will be helpful in producing a healthy skin condition,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
SWAP OLD TIRE FOR NEW

Accommodating thieves refused 10 leuve I. Mocadlo of 490 East street without a spare tire when they took one he had from his machine last right, so they left an old and almost useless ono in it's place. Tho swap was reported to the police by Mo cadlo.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28

the British and German foreign offices.
 In addition to the Moroccan deal the firm Is endeavoring to dispose of Its factories and properties in England. New York and South America, and persons interested in these transactions arc at present in Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
DRIVE TO SAVE TREES
Public Works Department to Bring Experts Here to Make Study Of situation.

Plans have been mado ny the board Of public works to bring tree experts to this city to make a study or the condition of d number of trees about the city with a view Id avoiding their destruction.
 In several streets shade trees have been allowed to rot some may be saVe1 through the procnsscs of tree surgery and it is the boards rIan, insofar as possible, to sa,o at lrast tho larger shade trees.
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