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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13
JACKSON NAMES FOUR
Governor Appoints Two New Boys
School Trustees,

Frank Self, Corydon, Republican,
and A. j. Stevenson, Danville, Demo
crat, have been appointed trustees
OF the Indiana Boys School, Plain
field, by Governor Jackson. They
will succeed Frank c. Huston, In
annapolis, and Fred L. Thomas.
whose terms expired April 10. Perry
Davis, Lafayette, Democrat, was ap.
pointed to the board. Fred B. Rob
lnson' indianapolis, Republican, was
named to the board of the Indiana
Sanitarium, Rockville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
City Bowling
Gossip
BY Lefty Lee

By Lefty
The Davis. Gault and Ittenbach teams
won the odd game from the Fehrenfeld,
League games rolled on the I. A. c. alleys
Flatout of the Gault team was high for
the night with total OF 531.
The Sachs and Ford clubs won three
games from the Egan and Eastern boys
while the Mraclean was grabbing the odd
game from the Carr Auto Sales in the
fury alleys. White of the Ford outfit had
high single game, 243 in his middle eff
fort, and high three-same total with a
count of 594.
In the Ko-We-Ba Ladies League. the
Pineapple and Fruit Salad teams defeated
the Prunes and ApricOts three games. The
Peaches were winners of two out of three
over the Plums. Sachs. of the. Fruit
salad team carried off all high hOnors
when she rolled games of 1913, 1l5 and
22I for total of 53l.
Two out of three wins ruled in the
a b behsue games TUESDAY night
Baxter Company. Marmon 70 Wallerich
of the Marmon team copied high single
game on a great 25S in his first attempt.
and high three-game total with count of
636.
In match which decided the pennant
Of the Commercial League the Union Title
Company team stepped out and won three
boys. Fairbanks Morse Citizens Gas and
Crane & Co. also won three from the
Allied Coal. Drilling Cocktails and Trustees
system, while the Ballard Ice Cream Com
pany, George J, Mayer and Martin-Parry
teams COPIED the odd game from the
Stutz Motor Interstate Car and Selmier
boys. A. Smith of the Ballard team was
@57 and 225, a total Of 65S, Hamilton
had COS and Snyder 500. Smiths 257
also was high single game.
The Reitzell. Churchman. Schroeder and
Angst teams won three from the MUIR,
Taylor, Shafer and Lennox clubs in the
Rotary League games rolled on the Capt.
to alleys. while the Field and. Esterline
boys were taking two out of three from
the boys with games Of 212. 224 and 40
games Of 1914. 1876 and PA.
The Singers and Ushers won two out of
three from the DeacOns and Trustees in
Central alleys. Conner with games of 100,
215 and 100 for total of $50 was high
In this loop.
The Rub-Tex, Midway, Mueller Brothers
from the 1nsley. Swan myers, Odd Five and
Riverside boys in the Pastime League
games on the, Central alleys. Bentley of
and secured total of 500 on games of
206, 202 and 231 to lead the league.
The gossip. around the bowling alleys
has changed from tenpins to fishing. and
from the different stories heard we have
about decided to give up our fishing plans
for the summer, as all the big ones have
been caught
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13

tolomeo Vanzetti, declaring that
Debs was the only man Of this Ma
ton capable and willing to free us
had he retained his health and
life"
Vanzetti and Nicola Sacco, whose
case has attracted worldwide atten-
ton, are in a Massachusetts prison
awaiting execution for murder.
Theodore Debs revealed that his
brother and Vanzetti and Sacco were
close friends and had interchanged
a number of letters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13
SPEAKER is THEIR CHOICE

Speaker is at least 80 per cent
more efficient than Cobb as an all
round player, say American League
players. Cobb is as good as ever at
the bat, but in all other departments
of play Speaker is superior.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13
VANZETTI WRITES DEBS
Close Friendship With Late Socialist
Leader Revealed.

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 10
Theodore Debs, brother of the late
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist leader, re-
ceived a letter this week from Bar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13

A surveyor in Arizona reports
having seen forty horses frozen to
death, but standing erect in a snow
drift, just as they huddled together
during a storm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13
PURPLE LOSE

BIZ Jnitcd PfeSS
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn, Auril
13-Carson-Newm College defeat
ed Northwestern University, to 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13

A will, consisting of twenty-five
words, was written on the back of
bridge score pad by a New. York
woman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13

The Singers and fishers won two out of
three from the Deacons and Trustees in
the Sutherland League games rolled on the
Central alleys. Conner with games of 1870,
215 and 100 for total of $50 was high
In this loop.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13

The Rub-Tex Midway Mueller Brothers
and Central teams won two out of three
Riverside boys in the Pastime League
games on the Central alleys. Bentley of
the Mueller Brothers was in great form
206. 202 and 23l to lead the league.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13

The gossip around the bowling alleys
has changed from tenpins to fishing. and
from the different stories heard we have
about decided to give up our fishing plans
for the summer, as all the big ones have
been caught
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-13

In the KO-We-Ba Ladies League the
Pineapple and Fruit Salad teams defeated
the Prunes and ApricOts three games. The
Peaches were winners of two out of three
over the Plums, Sachs. of. the. Fruit
salad team carried off all high hOnOrs
when she rolled games of 1913, 115 and
~ for total of 53I.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24
SEATTLE FUR EXCHANGE SALE

Seattle. Sept 2i. PA marked trend toward red. white and cross fox was noted at the monthly auc- tion of the Seattle Fur Exchange.
 Prices announced as follows: cross fox sold at an advance of from twenty 10 fifty per cent over last months sale The average was fifty-th-ee dollars. and the best skin fetched one hundred and three dol lars. White fox is noticeably scarce this year and in great de mand at an average of fifty-one dollars per pelt Red fox is un- usually high grade this year. The collection averaged thirty-five dol lars. and the best lot brought forty seven dollars fifty cents. The offer ing was small on mink including many low grade skins The aver age was twelve dollars seyenty-fve cents. the best lot brought twenty
 seven dollars each. Muskrat de clined 10 an average of one dollar eighty-siN cents. the best lots. how
 ever. fetched two dollars twenty cents A small lynx collection av- eraged thirty dollars. The demand for wolf was fair. the price av
 erag;ng twenty-eisht dollars six'v cents. Beaver declined slightly av- eraging twenty-five dollars fittv-four cents. Wolverine wenr rapidly at an average Of twenty-three dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24

Round Ten-They shake hands. Dempsey knocks Gene down with left to the jaw. Gene jumps up without a count and backs away from Jack. Jack lands left and right to the jaw in clinch. Jack lands heavily 10 the body and chas- es Tunney around the ring. Tun- ney lands a left hook to the jaw. They spar and Tunney lands a right and left to the jaw. Jack misses a left to the jaw but fol- lows it right back landing a left hook to the chin Gene tied Jack on the ropes in clineh. Jack backs into the ropes as Gene crowds him. Dempsey lands a hard left to the jaw but takes two lefts 10 the wind As the bell sounds Tunney rushed Jack. Tunney wins the decisio at the end of the tertn round.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24
THREE FEET OF SNOW
 AT WISENAN

Ruby, Sept. q. 4P,-According to Captain E. T Allard. of the power boat Bessie. three feet of snow had fallen al Wiseman on September eleventh According to the old timers. this is the most snow that has ever fallen on so early a date AllaYd said that mining in the Koyukuk this year was very profitable. but that the season was short.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24

q clinch. Gene complains 10 the referee about Jack using the rts- bit punch Tunney tied Jack up in the center of the ring. penip- 'sey rushed Gene but missed ..n1 Tunney sent a right 10 Jacks body, Jack bleeding badly from the ri-ht eye. Tunney lands left and right 10 the head and they f9l. into q clinch as Tunney landed a right and left. Tunney staggered Dempsey with two hard rights to the jaw Tunney lands left and right 10 the head and Dempsey seems to be very tired. Ninth Round is Tunneys.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24

Round Five-Tunuey went right after Dempsey rushing him to he ropes and landing left and right 10 the head. Dempsey was des- perate and with teeth set waded into Tunney. Tunney landed a hard right 10 the jaw Tunney is trying for knockout and has Dem psey staggering around as he crowds Dempsey into the ropes landing the one two to his head. Dempsey is still dangerous and lands a right uppercut to the chin rocking Tunney. Gene tries an- other hard left hook and Jack wades into Tunney. Dempsey seems 10 have come 10 life again and is now holding his own as they went to the center of the ring. As the bell rings Tunney landed a left and right 10 Jacks face. It was Tunney's round.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24

Round Eight-Jack IS working on Tunney around the corner Demp sey chasing Tunney around the ring. Jack lands left to the body and they clinch. Dempsey set himself for hard swing but seems to be unable 70 catch up with the champion. Tunney keeps backing away from Jack TunneT lands q lef, and right TO the hea cleancut and Jack sends a left te the wind. Dempsey lands let, and right to the head and they clinch. Dempsey slips to the floor and Tunney lands a left and right to the head as they fell into the ropes. Dempsey missed left 10 'he head and they clinch. Tun- nev now seems 70 have regained his strength and is holding his own with Jack in round eight
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24
THE FIGHT BY Rot NDS

Continued from Page one) ley's round.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24

Round Six-The men were glar- ing al each other in the center of the ring. There was not blow struck for fifteen seconds then Jack ripped hard right 10 the body and he took a left 10 the jaw. Tun- ney lands a left and right to the jaw and crowds Jack to the ropes in a elinch Jack dueked ar ight swing and falls into elinch. Tun- ney backs away from Jack and lands left to the jaw. Jack lands 8 right and left to the stomach
 Gene dances away as Jack lands left and right 10 the stomach. one miss. another right to the wind
 Jack lands a right and left to Tun- ney's head Jack is chasing Tun- ney around the ring. Tunney lands a light left to the jaw at the bell
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24

Round Seven-At the center Of the ring Tunney misses a left and right Tunney misses again with a left and right. Jack knocks Tun- ney down for the count of nine with left to the jaw. Gene comes up and walks around ,he ring. Jack crowds Gene around the ring Tunney continues to back around the ring as Jack tries To crowd him into the corner. Gene still keeps away from Jack The crowd is cheering Dempsey's round.
The Nome nugget., 1927-09-24

Round Nin@Jack rushes after Tunney and lands 2 Jeff and right 10 the head. Jack chases Gene ar ound the ring and they fell into
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncmcnts

Al.CiI ST. 25g-5 room tencTnen, to rent. Inn. on premises.
 ARCH ST. 5SJ-A2artment house, and floor, room modern apartment, hot water heat, all conveniences. Rent s45. Must be seen. Apply on premises. Tel. &loi-&. F. ''laser,
 ARCH ST. l70--9 rooms and bath, steam heat. Inc. (. J. Lcroux, l14
 Arch St Phone 3o4,
 BELEIDEKE-Nea ear new State Normal school. and room apartments, all modern couvon.ances InC. Belvdere Drug store. Tel. 236a.
 large rooms with all Improvements. garage if desired. Apply F. r. Young. Tal. 5sl-,2.
 BERLIN, FARMINGTON AVE.--5 rooms, l7t floor. Improvements. furnace. on bus line, near school St. Tel. ll25-l3. CHESTNUT ST. 2la--5 room apartment in Parker Bldg, heat furnished. Inq Frank Nalr, 549 Main St. CHESTNUT ST. S3l--7 room apartment,
 Srd floor. c.l modern conventeuces. h. qVire on premises or call 46S2. CHEsTNuT ST, 5l--j large rooms. very pleasant tenement. All modern i'm proyements good condition. Apply 4
 Chestnut St. 1st floor. at salno ad-
 dress,
 CITy AVE, 35--5 room tenement. mod
 ern Improvements. Call if9l-2. COR. SEYMOUR AND ELM sTs.-4, ,
 and : rooms. all latest Improvements.
 Apply NJ. j. Besley 5g Beaver st. COR. ARCH AND MONROE sTs.--i
 room apartment. ell Improvements
 Apply 3i. Main St. Robins Clothes
 shop CT on premises.
 ,~.,.T.er pI ,,TE' oN
 ment 9nd floor. all modern improve
 ,aonts. Ing. list floor or Tel S76. EAST MAIN ST. 53S-4 room tenement
 all Improvements. Ina. oi0 Stanley St
 Call 5GS;.
 EAST ST, 4l7-5 room tenement, 5rd
 floor, all Improvements; one months
 ren; free. Inq. after p. III, EMMONs PLACE. S-Desirable room
 tenement newly decorated, minute
 from P. O. Phone 41s-l3.
 ERWIN PLACE, 50--5 room tenement.
 Improvements. Priced reasonable. Ina.
 at above address. EAST ST, 65O--5 room tenement in
 new house, all modern improvements,
 Tel. 23OS-S. FAIRvIEW ST, 226--6 room tenement,
 all Improvements. steam heat. Inc S2
 Hawkins St. Phone I5o3-3 or .dS5. FIEST--Or 2nd foor in , family house,
 nearly new: hardwood floors hreplace, garage. steam heat. trolley and jitney. Lockwood. Phone 6@6. FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Well fur uished apartment. centrally located.
 For further particulars write Box 3S C.. Herald GLEN ST, 27-4 and 5 room apartment. all modern Improvements. Smooth Top ,
 gas range. hot and cold water. eleC
 trical refrigeration. Apply supt. on premises or r, 0. Rackliite. Tel. 5000 or 3l2a HARTFoRD AVE, l54--5 room cottage
 with all Improvements. Rent s@6. Call i S62-2. HAMILTON ST, 5o-6 rooms, on lst floor. on &rd. Modern. tlrepincc, gar age. Reasonable. JUDD AVE. l7--5 rooms all improve
 mants, 3rd floor. s2c. garage if de-
 sired. Ina. lst floor. JUBILEE ST. 63--3 tencmonta, 4 rooms, all Improvements on Hartford car Inc. Price s26 and SIS. KENsINGToN AVE, 17--5 rootrs to rent. Up-to date Improvements, steam
 heat A. II Mrante, 1.d Parilviow Ave Tel. 4l2s-l3. PENNINGTON AVE- 1 rooms. all improvements, near trolley. Call 645-4.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

K kENSINGTON--Ftu farm; very fine hIlldings: ono il room house: one room house; barns and equipment. h. como from truit better than S6.e09 year average; fully equipped with stock and tools. This place can Do suniivided Into Nne farms. For terms soe Carlson X Carlson. lsS Main St. Tel. 1Sl7.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
MERCHANDISE
Nantcd-Articles To Buy

ttRNlTURE-Best prices paid for Pho hand furniture Feisenhaum X Zedes. t3 Willow St, Phone 9s5 o- Afi0 MILK KouTh--3 10 500 qt. Write Box sgB,, Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Mcn

YOUNG MAN-Wishes to drive private car or truck, years eXperience can do repair work. Call I4S-2 from to 10 D. III. NoEk--Of any kind wanted by man eI- perienced in outside work. Address Box S-S., Herald.
 Situations Wantcl-Women 45 AMERICAN GIRI4--Would like position doing light houAework and caring for children. Phone 4l--5.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

HAYWOOD ST. .s3-s room fiat and garage all modern Improvements, on lst floor. Vacant April l. Ina and floor Phone 45aI-t
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Houses For Sale

ClSTRAI.-2 and } tenement house ir fresh repair. Also .,5 acre farm with largo barns and cut b.A.ainsS Lock wood City Hali.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

HAYWOOD ST. cS3-5 room flat and garage. a.! modern Improvements. on lst floor. Vacant April l. Ina. 2nd floor. Phone 4lel.i
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

LfNW0oD ST. I99-3rd f'oor rooms ri.h sun p7rlor, all modern improve ments. Apply to ,25 Arch s. Tel. St-C-5.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

TARM-Aud suhurban property for safe or exchange for city property or city property for farms. New England Real Estate Co.,, 476 Main St. Tel. 4s75 or ttS
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

CHICKEN FARM-l6 acres of land, good orchard 10 room house. with all modern improvements Rig new chick ca coop for 2.o0o chickens, miles from New Britain. Price only s6,00o, New England Real Estate, s76 Main >r Tel jN-S-I5on-S
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

Yourself Telephone 0 New Phone
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

TCRSPlk F. Between Berlin and Hart ford, fine New England farm Of 50 acres reasonably priced. See Carlson tS Carlson. i62 Main St. Tel lsl7.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

NoEtEN ST. 3o--o room tenement. a!
 modern improvements. Apply lst floor
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
AUTOMOTIvE
Service Stations, Repairing

|FCRNlTCEE-And auto upholsterns. Tops slip covers and side curtains Wm. K Geiselbreth. upholstering and Repair Shop. l53 Arch St. rear.
 CARS WASHED AND PoLISHED-Ben. nett Motor Sales Co.,. cS0 Arch S.. Phone 2952,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

PAitk ST. %i:-5 rooms, all modern i'm pToEements. Ina. at bakery at above address,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

MAIN ST.--Koomins houses stores and apartments. See Cohen. Elm g.. Phone c4o5 or c157
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Agcnts-Real Estate
Farms For Sale

trade for city property. cows horses lot Of chickens and all farm tools Price very low. New England Real Estate Co.,. 476 Main St Tel. 4NTJ-56S
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
MERCHANDISE
Feed and ltIcl

COAL, GRAiN-and poultry supplies. For tho best In feed and fuel, telephone +l9 Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co.,. Cor IMiGEt nni SLaulny reets
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Moving, Trucking. Baggage
Professional Services

DRESS-And surgical cDrSets and belts, maternity supporting corsets Let me demonstrate this service to you. Phone for appointment 90j7-2 Spencer Cor sets Edna c. Iagure. 102 Linwood St
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Suburban For Sale
S:S

MY family house for sale at 73 Ea.. Main St. in center Of PlainvsIle, all modem Improvements. in first class condition. S IT. Smith.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

WEST END--Desiranle lots on following streets: Adams. Steais, Hart Lincoln. West End Ave. Co,bin Ave. Monroe Coolidge. Harding. Term. reasonable The ". l.. Hatch Co.,. City Hall
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SOUTH ST. i;l-. acres Of land. bHck house. barns and garage. Ina. on prem. ises
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
Business Opportunities

LUNCH ROOM--l50 North Main St
 Bristol. Will arrange terms to suit for immediate sale. Iuq at above address
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

TWO-Family house. l2 rooms, steam
 heat. oak floors IS minutes from cen. ter. ready for occupancy soon. Rev. dsuce zone R. Write Box l4-A.. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

PROSPECT APIS. 70 WALNUT sT.-; rooms with all modern Improvements Inn. 5- NaInu. g.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

 DIAMONDS AND WATCHES-Are our speciality at all times. The better grade, lower prices. Himheig & Horn. S22 Main or 10 R. F. Arcade. pIAMONDS-Retail at wholesale prices. Investigate! T. Rcsnick, marutactur- ing jeweler. 34o Main. oppo. CommeT- ria1
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Hclp-WOmcn Wanted

ENPEElENCED-iIelp wanted for Sat Uriay afternoons and evenings. good wages for those who know how to seli coats and dresses. Rothtolders. S.S Nain St.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

lNI<D NONM-To rent. INq. J. MItabe
 : Leo St
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1927-04-22
FIND or TIE TRUTHl

Magnitude Of the volume of worldwide protest against the
Xenze oaeedeath sentences flooding the Mass
ace authorities reveal the intense interest the has
aroused Labor and other organizations members Of egsa
t bodies individuals every walk of life are sending their
Justice
Tie new Of great numbers Of persons is expressed in tel
ee1an from the international Ladies' Garment Workers
Union, which said, in part:
we e convinced that SaccO and Vanzetti persecu
ed because Of their radical beliefs at time when public clam
demanded victim We want to voice our solemn protest
agat The miscarriage Of justice and urged upon
you Governor Fuller to make cause to be made most
thorough investigation Of the entire every angle
or ln Len q that, to pardon both forthwith"
# Sacco and Yanzeth executed millions of persons ali
over the world win be convinced innocent men have been
sent to DEATH Other millions will have strong doubts as to
the guilt Of the prisoners.
way be found to reopen the case and determne
beyond reasonable doubt the guilt innocence of Saeeo
and Vanzett e way is found American justice will
receive exceedingly black eye throughout the world
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1927-04-22

csmHz fiIsd lIsrah Il. 1877.
F. u Devils. Justice g tie s ezes.
psta b first pub|ieatI1n. Anr|l 5.
1927; date q lsst publication. AbriI
a.. 1927.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1927-04-22
sUMMoNs D. PUBLICATION

e fne Justice Court before e.
= DAVIS. Justice ct the Peace.
s29sHio polss Precinct. 9Eags Harpor
County. STATE q washington:
FaelEie Coast Atm sEInent Com
nanys me. klaintlEI' y s g. VAL
LIZ and MRS. =. u HALLANs
husband ana Wi1e, De1endants;
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1927-04-22
GEORGIA HALE IN
1.-THE RAlhMARER'
AT DIR

Georgia Hale. whose portrayal Of
dance hall girl in Charles Chap
lln's THE Gold Rush" made her IA
nous overnight. plays 4 similar
role ii The Rainmaksr," the new
Paramonnt love drama.
ia this perturbation Of Cerald
Beaemont's famous racing stery,
'Hcapenbent, which Clarence Bad
ger transferred 70 the screen. she Is
first cabaret entertainer, then q
novice nurse. but evetuaily returns
to the dance hall life.
Her ronance with a hrokon.down
jockey. played BY william Caller,
Jr. and their subsequent regenra-
tion CONSTITUTES one Of the most
poignant bits Of drama ever flashed
on the silver sheet.
When The Rainmaterp opens At
the y 8 II theater next Sunday,
plcinregoers win see thrilling horse
race scenes and 4 dance hall fight
chat TIE acme Of realism. Ernest
Terrence Is the third featured meme
Der 81 the STEERING cast
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1927-04-22
RAMON NoVARRo AND MAY MeAvog N BEN HuRr

win be presented at the Grand the
alter on May 6 and 7.
In directing the making Of the
picture Fred Niblo achieved the
highest possible success IN the art
Of the cinema, not only by the spec
taeular grandeur Of the chariot
race, the sea battle and the mass
ing Of the Roman troops, but more
particularly By the intelligent man
ner in which he transferred to the
screen the very soul Of the story.
It is because Of this accuracy in the
interpretation Of the book that the
cinemai version Of "Ben Hur" is .
satisfaction and delight to those
long familiar with General Lew
Wallace's romance and with the
play.
The important players were Ra-
mon Novarro, Francis L. Bushman,
May McAvoy, Claire Mcdowell,
Kathleen Ray, Carmel Myers, Nigel
de Brulier, Mitchell Lewis, Leo
White, Frank Currier, Charles Bel
cher, Betty Bronson. Dale Fuller
and Winter Hall. The presenta-
tions are accompanied by an elab-
orata orchestral score performed by
a large touring orchestra under the
direction Of Clarence West.