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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
Neze, Orchestra
at Ballroom

An extraordinary attraction will
open in this city Sunday evening az
the Indiana ballroom. 1t is they
opening date of the Hoosier Har-N
many Kings, and also their first
engagement in the Central States,
coming direct from over a years
engagement in New York city.
This is what is attributed by crit
les of the dance world as one of the
best dance bands in the business
and a band which should prove a
real treat to the dance lovers of In
dianapolis.
This band will contain famous
personages such as Cecil Downs as
director. Cecil is known throughout
the country, we might say interna-
tionally, for his ability as director
as well as a sweet violinist. Clyde
Smith is we'll known in the Hoosier
State as "Smitty," and has charge
Of the whining trombone. He is also
nationally known for his sweet tone
and exceptional style as an extra
ordinary entertainer.
Will Lyons and Danny Ingraham
are known as team of unsurpassed
players, the last word in modern
dance style and rhythm.
They play all numbers with the
pep and zest that adds to the pleas
ure Of dancing. Among these syn
copaters we find the well-known
Babe" Grubbs, who is known in the
theatrical world as $50 of dyna-
mite" He handles the largest base
horn in captivity along with char
acter approximations that are SIM
ply riot. Babe" and his T. N. IT.
stunts are the center of attraction
at all times. a
In this troup of Harmony Kings
are Harold phil" Diamond. Ding
Ewing and Chatter James. Between
the three of these boys they, are
known as probably the sweetest
reed trio in the country. They have
way of working which makes the
entire evening a conglomeration Of
jazz, melody, mirth and laughter.
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Getting Ready for Halloween

like the old-time Halloween parties.
There will be ghosts, witches, fortune
tellers, skeletons, and apple ducking
contests and the biggest feature of
the evening will be the grand Mask
Owen grand march. Everyone is
requested to appear in the ballroom
costumed that evening.
Manager Pearlberg advises every
one, if they wish to attend this gala
affair, to buy their tickets now, they
are on sale at the ballroom, as there
are only limited amount to insure
all those attending a comfortable
time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
MOVIES BILLED
AT THREE THEATERS

Patsy Ruth Miller, whom Evans
vile claims as a native daughter,
and Glenn Tryon are co-starred in
Painting the Town." the Universal
comedy which will be shown Sun
day at the st. Clair theater. Other
features on tomorrow's program will
be the short reels-a news and a
comedy - and organ specialtieS
playedon the new Todd twin-con-
sole organ.
At BARS Strand the film feature
for Sunday will be the Poor Nut"
the film version of the successful
stage comedy written by Elliott and
j. C. Nugent, and used by Elliott as
a starring vehicle. Jack Mulhall
appears in the title role OF the
screen PLAY.
At the Oriental, Thomas Meighan
will appear tomorrow in Were All
Gamblers" his latest release. In his
support are Marietta Millner, Hun
garian beauty; Spec ODonnell, Gull
len Lands and Gunboat Smith.
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Anthony and others, are in the cast.
"At the Lions Mercy" the fourth
episode of the big spectacular Jungle
serial running at the Isis, and an
F. B. o. comedy, Thanks of the
Wabash" will be other program fea-
lures.
A new star will be introduced to
Isis patrons in the person of Bob
Steele, who has the leading role in
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Charlie Davis and His Men Dress Up Like Cowboys in New
Presentation at the Indiana; Bebe Daniels Latest
Comedy Due at the Apollo.

Chester Conkin and George Bancroft comedians make
their debut comedy this afternoon the Ohio thear
when they appear Tell 1t To Sweeney comedy of rail
life Conkn has featured comedy years
He will be remembered the souchy individual with the
warus musache in Behind the Front Social Celebrity
We're In the Navy Now Gida Grey Cabaret -
Bancroft the cinema world talking by his work in The
Pony Express E'The Rough Riders cold Ironsides and
more recently by his characterzations in UNDERWORLD
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Plans are under way at the pres
ert time to stage one of the greatest
as well as fascinating Halloween
parties that indianapolis has ever
known. 1t is to be known as the
Mask-O-Ween, when many prizes
will be given for the most original
costumes worn that night.
This party is being staged by
Jonas Perlberg, 1.-THE Worlds Great
est Creator of Dance Fetes," and
il will be held at the Indiana ball
room on Monday evening, Oct. 81.
This party, in many respects, Will be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
STONE MOVIE
DUE AT RIVOLI

THE Prince of Headwaiters, fea-
turing Lewis Stone, Robert Agnew
and Ann Rork, opens two-day en-
gagement at the Rivoli Sunday.
Three contrasts in life are afford
ed in this powerful comedy drama
of father-love.
First with Lewis Stone and Pris-
ella Bonner the action is laid in a
picturesque studio apartment of
Paris. Then the story shifts to the
John Gable home in Boston.
Finally the story moves to the
Ritz Hotel of New York, where ex-
travagance and luxury are empha-
sized in many ways, particularly in
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ANOTHER BIG SHOW
DUE AT THE INDIANA

Starting today and playing
through Friday at the Indiana, the
stage attraction is another produc-
ton by Jack Darlington entitled
"Way Out West" while on the
screen First Nationals Smile
Brother Smile" is shown with Jack
Mulhall and Dorothy Mackail es-
saying the leading roles.
Charlie Davis with his Indiana
stage band are cast as cowboys in
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the party" affairs Of four college
boys.
other attractions on the bill will
include comedy news and organ
novelty.
The feature for Tuesday and
Wednesday will be "The Poor Nut"
with Jack Mulhall, Thursday and
Friday, 1.-THE Stolen Bride" with
Billie Dove and Lloyd Hughes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
GIazer Takes Vacation

Benjamin Glazer, the author of
Emil Jannings' latest picture, THE
Street of Sin," and of several Of
Pola Negri's most recent stories, has
come to New York for a short vaca-
ton from the Paramount studio in
Hollywood.
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novelty film will complete the pro-
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01
GOLD SAN FRANCISCO"
ROCKED AT CIRCLE

"Old San Francisco" which por-
trays the lurid days of Chinatown
and the Barbary Cost before and
after the "Great Fire" is the at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
Notre Dame to Meet Prince
ton Five at South
Bend.
INDIANA AT CINCINNATI
Butler Bulldogs to Invade
Chicago Domain.

Three feature college basketball
games Saturday today held the at
tention of Hoosier basketball fans.
The fast-stepping University of No
ire Dame quintet will entertain
Princeton at South Bend, Indiana
University will invade Cincinnati for
clash with the University of Gin
cinnati METERS, and Butler will
tangle with Chicago at the Windy
City.
The Princeton club is regarded as
one Of the most powerful Eastern
teams and since 1922 have been
turning out impressive aggregations.
Last year the team lost the Eastern
intercollegiate title to Dartmouth
in a play-off game.
The Indiana u. squad is pointed
for its Conference opening Jan. 7
against Chicago at Bloomington.
The Buckeyes are expected to fur
nish strong opposition. however.
The Butterflies, enthused over
their fine showing against Muncie
Normal Thursday, have high hopes
of knocking off the Midway squad
The Bulldogs displayed a terrific
drive in the final moments of play
and are likely to trim the Windy
City five.
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bricks clustered around up on the
stage to wage their argument around
the mike"
Listen" says Stanley, this bozo
Louis Gilbert, who plays halfback
for Michigan is a son of Rufus Gill
bert, Lefty Gilbert, the guy who
used to coach down at Rose Poly
and is now the pitcher-manager of
the Terre Haute ball club in the
Three-I League.
That's straight dope. think the
old man used to coach at Bradley
Tech but I wouldn't want to bet on
it. Huh? Me talk over the radio
I should sa-ay not! Why do you
know what I'd tell those birds. I'd
say" The remainder of the
sentence was censored by the board
of commissioners of OF The Back
board.
Bones in the Columbus Repub-
lican spilled this one: "Shelbyville
is having a tough time this year.
Martinsville did it last week, so to
%. They miss Tim Campbell over
in Shelby town."
Il
And we wouldn't doubt bit what
the Kokomo Dispatch said recently.
The statement we are referring to
was: "NIigosh, weren't those Mar
tinsyille boys big and tough? Wood
en- went in under the north basket
so hard and fast one time that he
came near making a buns exit out
the front door"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
Independent and Amateur
Basketball Notices

South Side Marvels will meet the Chris
tamore Pirates at the Chrfstamore gym
Tuesday night. Teams having access to
a gym and playing in the 15-17-year-old
class. are requested to call DreXel 4407 and
ask for John.
Marion County Sunday School League
games played, at the, Y. NJ. C. A. Tuesday
night resulted as follows
Broadway Evan. Is: First Evan. a.
West Newton NJ. E. 80: Acton Presb, 81
G. M. B., %; Fountain Square, II.
West Newton and C. NJ. B. will meet in
the feature game next week at p. m.
The standing of the league.
W. Melton M. E ,5 o 0 Ft. Square. v 4
c: M B.. 4 IActon ,Presb. e. 2 9
College Cub Juniors will play the Lauter
trays tonight. All Cub players must meet
at Nineteenth and College at D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
Turner's Set for
Sunday Contest

The South Side Turner's are drill
ing hard for their game Sunday at
the Turner Hall against the Davies
Oil Company five of Delphi, Ind.
John Leslie, former Butler star, is
leading the Oil five this year and
the Delphi squad has been defeated
only once this season.
M. Cummings, former Crawfords-
vile High School star, is making a
strong bid for a regular berth with
the Turner's. The game Sunday
will start at 8 p. m.
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FuIn1er Is Star
as MuncTe Wins
From DQnUiUe
BIZ Times SDecial

BIZ Times SDecidl
DANVILLE, Ind, Dec. 30.-Cap-
tain Fulmer led his hashy Muncie
Normal basket quintet to a 1882
triumph over Danville Normal here
Thursday night in a thrilling clash,
Fulmer scored 81 points in a bril-
liant solo act. The Muncie ace
tossed the ball through the hoop
eight times from the field and five
times from the foul line.
The Parker men took an early
lead and although the two teams
waged a fairly even battle, the
Muncieites led at the half, 2O-17.
Shake and Reeves tied for scoring
honors, with the locals each count
ing thirteen points. Summary:
MUNCIE N. 1857. DANVII,LE N. 1927
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
Tigers Lose
Close Fray
to Maroons
Chicago Takes Heated
Battle From HooSier
College Meters.

BIZ Times SDeciqI
CHICAGO, Dec. SO.-The Uni
versity of Chicago basketball team
squeezed into a close 80 To 26
triumph over De Paw University
here, Thursday night. The Hoosiers
battled the Naroons to a standstill
and only a final last-minute squirt
sent the locals into the lead
The Greencastle five led by
Mamtz, center, and Loveless floor
guard, ran the locals ragged and
forced the Maroons to the limit in
the effort to keep the lead.
Mauntz was high point man with
four field goals and a pair from the
foul stripe. McDonogh and Hoerqer.
veteran performers, led the
Maroons. each with a total of 8
points, secured on four baskets and
a free throw. Summary:
CHICAGO 900. DE pArru fos\
No
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
N. D. Beat
by Wildcats
in Tight Fray
Northwestern Scores First
Victory Over Irish in
Ten Starts.
BIN Times SBecia1

BH Times SDeci0B
EVANSTON, Ill, Dec. 30.-A saw
age, battering attack launched in
the last half by desperate North
western basketeers spelled defeat
for a great Notre Dame quintet in
Patten gymnasium here Thursday
night, Is to 23
The Wildcats savage assault on
the Hoosier team, centered around
one individual, Hoosier, Russell
Walters Of Kokomo, who captured
the high point honors of the eve
ming with three field goals and two
free throws.
It was the Puppies first victory
over Notre Dame in ten conflicts on
the hardwood court. The Irish, led
by Frank Grove, ran up a II to IA
advantage for the half, but the
Wildcats came back after the inter
mission battling savagely. Summary:
NWESTERN t25l. N. DAME (23).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
Rabbit Hunt
Season Nea

The season for hunt
in Indiana will close Jan
been announced by the
partment of Conservatit
Jan. 10 it will be unlawful
sell or purchase any I
rabbit.
The season on wild dl
brant and other migra
closes on Jan. is. Game
November arrested SCI
violating the fish and
The convictions numbere
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30

Vaughan puts the old eye on his
group of Wabash basketeers next
Monday and tells them to amble
forth and do their stuff the boys
will proceed to perform to the best
of their ability And a team that is
trying har is always dangerous. Be-
lieve it or not.
n
ZIP at the Armory Wednesday
~ night where Blythe Hendricks
was broadcasting the Butler Muncie
basketball game over WFBM Stan
ley FEEBLE and Benny Evans, who
handled the game and Tommy Hen
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A diff thu - - By
4 MJJ O'" NORMAN
Blackboard ISAA0s


FTNWO IOOSER college basketball aggregaons stumbled
and the cOOrs of two OuStae squads were floating
above those of the Indiana institutions after pair of bitterly
fought batesn the vicinity of Chicago Thursday night North
Westerns Wildcats last succeeded in scoring triumph
Notre Dame the Irish bowling Is to 3d. after forty minutes
Of grueng BASKETBALL DePauw stepped and had Chicago
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hanging on the ropes when the
game was half over. The Ma
rooms displayed some stamina,
however, and came back to
poke the Tigers a wicked smack in
the whiskers. Two great battles
with Hoosierdom running second
best, for once at least. While all this
was taking place up in the land OF
machine guns and beer barons,
Capt. Fulmer Of Muncie was dem
onstrating conclusively to Danville
basketball enthusiasts that he is the
real goods.
FULMER showed some Of his
II wares against Butler Wednes-
day night and had the Bulldogs
gasping for air in an attempt to
keep step with him. The Muncie
basket tossing artist accumulated
a total of twenty-One points all
by his lonesome against Danville.
How he can go is nObOdy's bust
ness.
WIZARD LAMBERT'S Purdue
w University basketball aggre-
cation is likely to encounter plenty
of grief up around Crawford willie
Monday night where the Boiler
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ARRANGE TRACK CARD
Spring Schedule for ThinIy- CIads al
Indiana State Normal.

BIZ Times SDecf1I
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 3d.
Coach David Glascock of State Nor
NAL, has prepared the spring track
The only meet the locals
will not engage in will be the Hoo
sier relays at Danville, May S. The
schedule:
April 6. De Paw, here.
April IA, E. III. Normal, (tentative).
April 81. Butler, Indiana Central, there.
April 49, Muncie, there.
May 5. open.
Nav Il. Little State at Greencastle.
May 10, Big State at Lafayette.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
WAS COMIC SCENE
IOWA VS.. MARQUETTE

RH uifcd Press
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Dec. 30.-The
University of Iowa basketball team
was TO leave here today for Milwau-
kee where the Hawkeyes will play
the Marquette team Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30

Illdk6IS dIG Cal QSu
to clash with the
Little Giants of
Wabash. T h e
Cavenen haven't
been breezing
along in any sort
of spectacular form
this season but we
will vouch for the
fact that Wabash
teams always are
tough, some way or
another. This
years club is no
exception a n d
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y y
BUT MILAN WAS OUT

TINE game was close, two out. the
a pitcher up and the manager
couldn't afford to gamble with a
pinch hitter at that stage. He
trusted to luck and hoped the weak
hitting pitcher might surprise him.
Schaefer wasn't as optimistic
about the chances Of the pitcher to
break up the game as the Washing
ton manager. After one strike had
been called on the batsman he
dashed for second on the next ball
pitched, hoping to draw a throw
that might enable Milan, perched
on third, to dash for home
The Chicago catcher, realizing
the chances were all against the
pitcher making a hit, refused to fall
for the strategy and didn't throw.
After two more balls had been
pitched, Schaefer started plenty of
confusion by dashing back to first
base.
No one knew just how the runner
could be properly retired, and while
the bail was being tossed hither and
thither Schaefer made several more
breaks for second Milan finally
dashed for the plate only to be re-
tired at home on a close play.
Schaefer's act in stealing a base
the wrong way caused the rule
makers to specify particularly how
1t is possible to retire a runner
when he starts to run the bases in
reverse order.
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Thursday Basketball

HIGH SCHOOL
Washington Catholic. 81: Cathedral. 20
bedford. %; Delphi. %.
Milroy, As: Greensburg. 40.
COLLEGES
Muncie Normal, IS: Danyille Normal. 80
Northwestern, 25; Notre Dame. %.
Yale, So; New York u, 80 (overtimel.
Chicago. 30; De Paw, 26.
Minnesota, SO; Marquette. ~.
University of Illinois, 80; University OF
Washington, "a.
PROFESSIONAL
Cleveland, 81; Philadelphia, %.
TT. Wayne 26: Detroit. %.
Chicago Bruins. 90 Rochester. ~.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30

The late Herman
Schaefer pulled
the base-runnning
that had strategy
as its base. Eddie
Ainsmith, the Sec
ond catcher to
handle w ter
Johnson's varied
a ssor tment Of
stuff, played the
role of comedian
In the other I'M
usual happening
on the bases
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30
Fights and Fighters

LAWRENCE, .Msss.--Henry Janco, Navy
WelterWeiglt. knocked out John kid
Adams. Lawrence. fifth round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30

PHILADELPHIA Kaufman, 1877,
New York, won an eight-round decision
over Emery Cabana, 1885, Philadelphia.
Young Ketchell. 145 Chester Pa, won. a
decision over Tommy Farley. las, Phtla-
delphia. eight rounds.
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the count on the batter was two
balls and a strike. It was at this
stage that some wag in the bleach
ers started trouble by suggesting
that Ainsmith steal home, which
he crafty proceeded to do. Bender,
having started his delivery, entered
into the comedy situation by con-
tinuing his Wi0GuO
When All d. across the
plate in apparent safety, Bender
was still doing his windup stuff.
AS a matter of fact, Ainsinith had
almost reached the bench before
Bender finally delivered the ball.
WAS COMIC SCENE
II VERIFYING would have been
A. all o. K if the batsman had
simply let the ball go by. Even
had it been strike the count would
have only been two and two and
Ainsmith would have registered on
the pitch But he elected to swing
and flied out to left field, retiring
the side and ending the game.
Most of the fans left the park
under the impression the final
score was 1874, believing Ainamith
had stolen home when, as a matter
of fact, the run didn't count.
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WHAT A TRAGEDY!

"a INSMIIHS comedy stuff hap
4 A pened in a game between
Washington and Philadelphia Co
ing into the last half of the NINTH
Philadelphia, with Chief Bender
pitching, had the home boys beaten
something like 1873
With two down, Ainsmith hit
safely. He stole second and third
unmolested, as his run didn't mean
a thing since Washington needed
nine to tie.
When Ainsmith reached third
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-30

Schaefer pulled his stunt Of steal
ing second and then sneaking back
70 first, after two balls had been
pitched to the next batter, in a
game at Washington, with Chicago
as the opposing team.
The situation arising late in the
game had Milan, a fast runner. on
third, and Schaefer equally fleet
OF foot, on first. At the time
Washington needed a run to tie
the score.
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DLAYING
u the FIELD
With Billy Evans

CIRATEGY and comedy figured
- IN the two most unusual bits OF
base-running I ever gave a de-
cisinrn ~,
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