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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
Big Show
Opens on
Broadway
Whites Scandals Is Now
Getting Big Patron
age,
BY DIXIE HINES

MTEW YORK, July IA group
IN of diaphanous damsels cavort-
ing under the trade name of George
Whites Scandals" and comedy OF
little southern girl, who comes to
New York, and runs into a series OF
misadventures that eventually take
her in a patrol wagon to the police
station were the theatrical offerings
of the past week. These are the lean
days of the theater, with very little
=. the offing that is enticing until
some time next month.
The most unsatisfactory thing in
the world is to try and review n
Scandals" or a "FollieJ" or a
"Vanities." They aro all corcocted
of the same matoris--girl-, and
more girlc, with mucic and dancing
and color and life. Sometimes thu
Girls arc prettier than at other
times. Sometimes the muaic IS live
licr end the costumes more attrac-
tire, but in the main they a~a al tho
same. SO the Scandals are tho
ccme this year as before. And it IS
: foregone conclusion that they will
be with us all the ceacon, Just aS
MY. Shubert's Greenwich village
Eollies' will be, End, whel Earl Car"
roll has r~c-c::,ttcl his "Verit.cs"
they, too, will be an indehnito Yer.
Flakes H.
The comedy. Wanted" by ION
Mutually that came to WallG2k's
Th9a.or is another sort of ell 81
tairment. Hero is q typical Don
Mullally chow. clean, snappy, pri ht.
witty and CT ertcininS. The It-e
is derived from 4 general alarm that
has gene or for ~ capture of a
certain young woman wanted for
burglary. aa..
T. ccunds coriore, hut in resiity
was irst tho elimination CT a mis-
adventure which took pretty little
southern Girl and her maid INTO g.
sumptucusly appointed Park Ave.
ararjmen. waen she did not ocicng
there.
The maid in The aNartment came
from down hc're," and when she
heard thai til little girl was alone
in New York and rcnnilesS she
persuaded her ID come over to the
apartment End Use it during the
sumuer Cur.nr the absence OF the
real o-~~c.5. This is done, ano of
ccuy-s the rofl owners came bone
Unc~rcc IDLY and this led to d lot
G. trouole for the girl including the
ru3picicn that she had stolen GER
ten Jewels tha5 belonged to the
cwn9rs anil thnt were missing.
Thu police found tho girl, the
.'cwc1rv WIS lccatd but not IN the
possession c. the ei2l. Also there
was found = handsome young lAan
who w27 about to Plan a honey
noon via the beautiful little cul-
rrit IS the c;;-SaLi was about to
fail.
A pretty g'rl named Alney Alba
had the leading role She is new
to lew Yer, bit proved herself full
OF talent, chcrm and beauty.
Ken Carte was the young man.
Frank Andrews loYable old
Southern major, and the rest OF the
cast aided ard abcs.ed in de-
lightiul cvon;nG.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14

Three new actors, a Frenchman.
a Russian and an Englishman will
appear in pictures during the forth
coming season as a result of the trip
abroad from which Jesse L. Lasky
juStreturned.
They are Maurice Chevalier,
reigning favorite of Paris music
halls and light comedian eXtraordi-
naire: Paul Guertzman, 15-year-old
Russian refugee. unknown, who
broke open the door of opportunity
by his persistence, courage and
pantomimic talent, and John Loder,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
Take Team
i'm Nezg Picture

Howard Bretherton will direct
Dolores Costello in her next Vita
phone feature. 1.-THE Redeeming
Sin" has been selected as the title
for the picture. which is adapted
from a story by L. V. Jefferson. The
scenario is by Harvey Gates. Con-
rad Nagel will again play the male
lead opnosite Miss Costello.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
PoweH, Star
i'm Mystery

1.-THE Canary Murder Case" one
of the seasons best sellers in which
Philo Vance solves the mystery Of
Margaret Odells death, will inoro-
duce William Powell as star.
Louise Brooks and James Hall
have been added to the cast, which
already includes Ruth Taylor.
Miss Brooks is to play the role
Of the Canary, otherwise Margaret
Odell, Broadway butterfly, whose
death presents one of New Yosk's
most battling mysteries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
CIRCLE TO HAVE
COLLEGE PICTURE

"Jazzmania" is. Dick Powell's stage
show at the Circle Theater, begin
ming today. 1t is presented in con-
junction with Hold En-, Yale" a
college romance of love and daring,
grit and achievement screened
against the colorful background Of
Yale University.
Featured in "Jazmania" Is Dick
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
Name Chanrc.l

Hard Rock" is the new title for
Milton Stills next starring vehicle
previously called The Wrecking
Boss" Thelma Todd will have the
leading feminine role.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
HALF A BRIDE"
is INDIANA FILM

Companionate marriage, the most
discussed Of modern current prob
lens, forms the basis Of Hal: a
Bride" in which Esther Ral5ton
and Gary Cooper are featured at
the Indiana Theater, starting toIay.
II is the picture which serves TO
show TIE rightness or the wrong
ness of marriage without love.
r. H. Burnside, a new producer
for Publix, devised and staged kat
Kaberet," in which Charlie Davis
and his. band are featured. Kat
Kaberet," opens with a parade OF
Krazy Kats in which a troupe OF
Albertine Rasch girls take part.
Felix and Maria are two cat i'm
personators, namely Bert Nagle and
Omar Hassan.
Two youngsters with prodigious
voices are Hearst Brothers. The
Patterson twins are two English
lassies, dancers. Kerenoff and Nal
rec are an adagio team. which was
seen several years ago at the Circle
Theater. Their real names are
Charles E. Krenn of Ann Arbor,
Mich, and Marie Arrowsmith OF
Chicago. Roy Walmm, a whistler,
reputed to have taught King Ed
ward to whistle, is another attrac-
ton with kat Kaberet."
Half a Bride" tells of a head
strong girl who announces her in
tention of trying companionate
marriage. Her plan Is frustrated by
her father and the captain Of her
fathers yacht. In an attempt to
escape from the yacht the girl sets
out in small launch, The captain
tries to overcome her and reaches
her Just as squall comes up. They
next find themselves on an unin-
habited desert island. where the
story unfolds in modern and print
tive fashion.
Stuart Barrie at the organ will
present "a Popular Request Con-
cert"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
A Railroadcr

Milton Stills will be a railroad
man in Hard Rock" in which he
will be starred with Thelma Todd as
his leading woman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
New Events
in Movies

Burning up the wires from Uni
versal City comes the news that
Laura La Plante is going to play
Magnolia in Show Boat" Harry
Pollard will undoubtedly cover her
beautiful blonde tresses with a wig.
Tests in dark hair have revealed
an altogether unsupported side to
Laura's admitted beauty.
Hoot Gibson, who has just COM
pleted the finest western picture of
his life. Clearing the Trail" will
arrive in Chicago Thursday morn
ing as the honoor guest of the Chi
cago rodeo. While there he will
shoot scenes for his forthcoming
picture, King of the Rodeo," by
B. M. Bowers.
With the addition Of the name
of Bert Roach, the cast of The
Last Warning" is complete, and
Paul LEM is quite relieved that it
is so. Roach makes the twelfth
player. The others are Laura La
Plante, John Boles, Roy Darcy,
Mack Swain, Burr Mcintosh, Mar
garet Livingstone, Carrie Daumery,
Slim Summerville, Montagu Love
Darcy Corrigan and Torben Meyer
Reginald Denny's latest picture,
THE Night Bird" by Frederick and
Fanny Hatton, has been completed
and is now in the cutting room a.
Universal City. It's cast includes
Betsy Lee. Sam Hardy, Michael
Visaroff. Harvey Clark, Corliss Pal
mer, Alphonse Martel, Jocelyn Lee
and George Bookasta.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14

The experimentation of Uncle
Toms Cabin" will be completed by
July is, the Fox-Case Corporation
utilizing the full Roxy Orchestra
under the leadership of Emo Rapeo
and the Dixie Jubilee Singers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
JOHN GILBERT IN THE COSSACKS WILL OPEN At PALACE
Esther Raston Has Lead in Companionate Mar
riage Film at the Circle,

Ohm GILBERT has another role different from the hero
of Twelve Miles Out the Yankee boy in ''The Big
Parade This time he is swashbuckling bragga
docio Cossack soldier who has the soul of poet.
Gilbert is Lukashka in The Cossacks " playing at the
Palace Theater 1t said that whole built for this
drama Of the Russian seppes Beside the central theme of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14

Catalina Island is still the base
of operations for THE Divine Lady,
Corinne Griffith's picture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14
Charlie a Cop"

Charlie a Cop"
Charlie Murray will again be
zone of the finest" in do Your
Duty" his new picture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14

love of a boy and a girl is the
love of a father and son.
Renee Adoree is the girl, as
she was in ''The Big Parade, "
and battles and such are said to
run through this picture as they
did through the play of the World
War, The. story is by Frances
Marion and was directed by George
HILL.
FeatS of Workmanship are per-
formed by CoSsacks brought from
Europe for the picture. Earnest Tor :.
renee has the character role of the
brutal old CoSsack chief who loves his
son. Mary Alden plays the mother
and Dale Fuller the mother Of the
girl. Paul Hurst is the CoSsack lieu
tenant and Yorke Sherwood has a
comedy part. Joseph Mari is cast as
a Cossack chief and Nail Nicely and
Josephine Bprio are in the cast.
Harry Fox begins his second week
at the Palace as master OF cere-
monies in Spices of 1925" the stage
show. The Berry Brothers, Ponce
Sisters, Lillian Morton and Fuzzy
Knight are on the bill Dusty
Rhoades is featured, as is Emil Sidel
and his orchestra, and Lester HUFF
at the organ.
Short Subject nd newsreels COM
plete the bill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-14

~ 'EEs sSsJ n n 3 * II ~ q, z
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Evening star., 1928-06-13
NO. 1915 S ST. NV.

Modern building containing several vacant,
well arranged. bright and ckssrful apart
ments. Rents reasonable, from x32 so TO
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
s05 H ST. NV. MAIN 10.
Evening star., 1928-06-13

UNUSUAL RENT VALUES.
i1l5 Girnfd st. n.w.--very attractive
ln,so,usekeeping apts, with rooms, hall.
kitcnFn and bath ia thoroughly modern
buiiding; conveniently located at q rental OF
$45 per month.
Also one front apt OF rooms, hall, kitch-
ca and bath ~ $50 per month
Ire apts. are In perfect order and are
open for inspection.
w. TT. WEST co.
sis 18th st. NV Main 5000.
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S4f.50.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
805 Il ST. N.W.----.---..-----.-.----.M NV MAIN 10.
HAwARDEN. 1919 n ST. NV.
rooms and bath. h........,............ $1,000
GLADSTONE, I423 r ST. NV.
rooms and bath. h....,................t $1,000
vALoIs, 1880 MASS. AVE NV.
. 4""sAS anu Ohtnt ....'... p....s..- .*5u.vO
1913 b ST. NE.
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1909 CLIFTON ST. NV
D rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures 500 90
1912 18th ST. NV.
D rooms and bath. h.....................S4 $40. 90
1909 PARK RID. NV.
> rooms and bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .s55. 90
DAKOTA. i41O oIRARD ST.
. iooihs anu path. th....'...''..... s..xso.V0
oNEoNTA. 70 NEW YORK AVE. NE
" A"otilS anu batH' .'.-'ss.. .1......,. .sdVVV
HARTFORD COURT, 1894 HARVARD ST
rooms and bath. h.....................s6 90
iT25 LANIER PL. NV.
. toVSs anu bhth. ..s..s.-....s.......t ..tT2.oo
BELMONT, 1891 BELMONT RD
D rooms and bath. h....................ti $1,000
1909 14th ST. NV.
3 rooms and bath. 33S. 90
RIGGS COURT DUPONT CIRCLE.
3 rooms and bath h..................f $500
. 49,. 1879 IRVING ST. NV
rooms and bath. ....................sSS 500
FLATS-UNHEATED
l74l n. Capitol gt.-~6 rooms. bath s4T SO
aI0s Euclid st-6 rooms, bath. ..... $500
o1s sth 81. n.w.--4 rooms. bath, ,.. 40, so
20li 9Th 1t. n.e.-~A r0ornA bath . 50 90
4l5 st. n.w.-7 rooms. bath. ....... $500
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SHANNON & LUcHs MANAGEMENT.

SHANNON LUCHS MANAGEMENT
lss;H ssHS5lG S5tdpE feTa sb o ,as sns Pa NV,
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issis'sSdd isiSs sSdd e%S' e% m.nassr ~'os'q Premises
rooms bath and
FFlsdsHe room din nd bath, .sss SS
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SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
1885 X St NV. Main o,4s
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hl.RIllsIsAM IA1AhD.

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30 pork heTtA go.
|xg,RT eTRlghG VIVA, I6e HlRbwGEt Ya
'fSge E1ljk DBt Make yeVI tfEefysf90gs
TRe befgs, kDRet9ge et1naes. pls5gssZs snsfsf
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Evening star., 1928-06-13
1901 CONNECTICUT AVE.
NEW BUILDING

1901 CONNECTICUT AVE.
NEW BUILDING.
Ready for Occupancy June 18th.
Neutrality-suspicious. Telephone and Elevator Service
Electrical Refrigeration Furnished
Within Fifteen Minutes Ride to Heart OF City.
Ideal location for children. Apartments consist of
large foyer living room porch, dining ROOM kitchen,
three bedrooms and two baths
MODERATE RENTALS
Resident Manager.
Inspection Invited.
II. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St NV
Main Sl00
Evening star., 1928-06-13

iis 2rd BIT. HE1~ATTRAcTTyE 2~RCDOM
apartment. porch, znd floor ali modern con-
Yenlepces, adults preferred. i4s
1879 MONROE RWg~--2 ROOMS. KfTcB.
efletse, path, large Scsefnsd sleeping porch;
south exp. s1aits; tranklents on permanents
1851 MERIDIAN PL. igW-f,NE BEDFsOOM,
kiteEsn, eOmDfetei7 furnished, md fioor, gas
AfId eEee. f5ieIuHeA. hnAh. AnRsfh. EAA
Evening star., 1928-06-13
TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

islS EUCLID ST. N.Ws~-Week or day; homS
cooking. seasonable food; prompt service
Col. iU422s les
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WANTEII---ItlIONh.
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kfefsf nesFby W, bS9fets E~A tts~2' Sssf
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1904 PARK m, = and FLOOR Apt, 9 RMS.
kitchenette and bath. electricity, con. no
water, phone.
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TOURISTS

accommodated; every convenience. 1854
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Evening star., 1928-06-13

37Oi MAsg AVE RW--~5 moods. KECRp
s0nshiny. rooms. wa make attractive con.
esssion for balance OF lease 70 Oct ist
Most oeIightfnI Diare in city. Call before
Pm or after pm, Apt. i0s. Phone tan
Evening star., 1928-06-13

sI6 NORTH cApITOI~-~4 ROOMS. KTTcH-
enette, bath, back porch; b.-w,h., electricity;
rent reduced. $3.50. Key s3l North Capitol
% NEW YORK AVE. EW.~~5 ROOMS AND
path, large back porch. heat, hw. and re-
fYlgetatlOn fufnfafIeds G1a 1Rs
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

For three years Loretta BRAKEMAN
treasured the company Of faithful
pet. tame alpha karung. Almost
daily during the hot summer months
she and her friend Elizabeth Wright,
both living in a New Jersey resort
town. brought this weird Indian pet
lit is a snake known in India as
alpha karungl in basket onto the
warm beach at nearby lake. While
; they swan, the karung dozed peace
fully in the sun never making an
effort to escape. though occasionally
he made little inspection trip to
the edge Of the woods and water. al
ways returning without being called.
He had some sort of an attachment
for Loretta and Elizabeth that was
almost uncanny. Once he was pois-
onous and deadly but surgeons re-
moved the fangs and with them went
his jungle ferocity At home he would
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17
ELIZA6ETH VIM me- STOEfsD
FtpIN6 KHRO~C dSoOT HE2 H4r

often arch his spotted body over the
doorway and remain in that position
for hours while the girls read, sewed
| and played. He loved music and 1t
was not uncommon for him to Irvine
his body around tall loud speaker
horn with his head far down into the
opening.
One afternoon he slept on the
beach and never awakened. Today
he is entwined about hat owned
mutually by both girls. He is stuffed
Loretta has even purchased alpha
karung spotted dress to wear with
the hat. In the photo she is shown
with "Bomby" bombay. And in
the inset is Elizabeth wearing the
hat which has set the whole town
agog. And to cap 1T all hat maker
in Paris has evoked from this tragedy
new style which he predicts will
cause a riot when it makes its ap-
pearance this winter. 1t is hat with
replica Of "Bomby" twined about it
and is designed to accompany other
.karung dress wear now so popular.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

via: :cx,2 Goa s,-.-n PILLS
fast one az gaea . paacsaH 20 poF-
row - c-.9.- r - 49," -.
n.ne ig,rs! The great american
game las !uz;;.lca : .ot Of ."-"ss be-
sides hciac rums. Az ;he new great
American figure e c:.c Of them ac-
cording &c tic EEu:e :xrests'
The ncw curves c: tie modern lady
of f5sh:oa arc nothing new at all
but Jus: the cid baseball curves eS-
pressed II GS;fcs. according to
Kathrya Cunningham. who has dag
noscd .:.:r.on,', Vi figures in the last
ten yt,.. - ;ricf designer Tor the
As.cc.a:,4 a;::t:el Industries.
Gag t.ca 'rsrbaiI curve 5 the
line " thr HlrlCLly modrrn i'niihlhe
"-uc,.' h:iss CunnlnGha;i
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

Group Of designers IN style cc1teE-
nee he!a recently IL Chicago.
THE srlcoth CUT ana f. curves
.: the scientific pitchers ara re-. lie
line we try to achieve II IS "e@
tapered waist which is 50 ni@c.. TIE
vogue all over Europe and America.
"Some of the curves Of the plump
srure-what we used to call the
stylish stout before the advent OF
the modern foundation garment
describes just the bulge and sudden
curve of the famous baseball our
irop' and in-drop' curves.
The too-slim Sims. the demooe
ccpper-types. have what you mlgh'
all in baseball the fadeaway' curve
with very little deviation from the
tr:aSEt line.
~ Z. .i,onable figure mikes EN-
I'M with some slow some fast. anr
a.. curves
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17
EYE: EYE: SIX

:, v,,,, eves could speak undount-
~, rev first words would De
"Dont be so roughr For. from Tue
srst moment you rub them s'~ahe ~
the morning until they IAN %e1ias
closed at night. existence ior 'hei"
n,s- CO 9r:;*. :: -: ano:AT
~ s',.n cna t-:Ycs alcu' me
oves s,a so much nl..e SENSITIVE 1-.'.-'
those CT any ether part OF TIE 10y
thai the best-intent!oned torenA5ei
A. the world unless zea!ousis
watched IS likely to lnjure them to
the point OF breakdown Ana 'na'
means lines. crowsfeet. and those dis'
figuring Rags of flesh
No enc over sixteen can aHoro 'he
Injury of rubbing her eyes open ~
. the n.o-n:ng And an evening MS
coco ,,-ct is heavier than the ceFess
~ r--.te enGer Is fatal 70 mature
beaut- ,- caro-
To tat the eyes properly care
fully cleanse tie skin about them
end the lids above them with cleans
inc creor always being sure to re-
MOVE the DIRT with soft cloth. cot
ton or ris=ues. Then lightly sWao
with cotton pads saturated In ton
ING lotion. Finally. finger print in a
little ncurish!nc cram and leave Old
all nig--.-,
Eve us are essential ;ot o:.!v
do they revive the optic nerves nu'
thew also restore tie lustre. "A:ie
there are sev--al splendid ones On the
market. cftea r-cw my o"n eye
wash-hot water to which nave
added teaspoonful OF ooracic acc
or a pinch Of salt. First. place paas
of cotton wrung out Of these soiu'
tions on the eyes, and relax ten MIN
utes. Then use the eye cup.
Through the subtle and discree,
Use of makeup, the most fatleues
owes will take on new life and lustre
young eyes require little outside ala
Rut the charm Of those which nav
seen much may be greatly enhanced
by shadowing the lids with shaoo,
cream-blue. brown, or black accord
ing to the color OF your eyss - ai'
tipping the eyelashes with mascara
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

"kj!ce and Lloyd" the newlyweas'
intrcduced to radio audiences by MIS-
Helen Stevens Fisher, have become
neirs oors to millions Of women all
over me United States.
'The Alice and Lloyd" see,-a Is just
one of the unique Worncn's features
initiated by Mrs. Fisher home eco
nomist, and director Of all womens
programs Of the Farm ana Hor
Hon" sponsored by Montgomery
ward g. Co., and put on the air daily
except Saturday and Sunday over
network of stations covering the
nation
Alice and Lloyd are real people ano
Mrs. Fisher makes them seem real. Sc
real that hundreds Of housewives
from Maine TO California write her
with their suggestions TO, the young
couple.
All the latest methods Of house
keeping, Of child care. OF interior
decoration. all the special subjects
women are interested In: Women II
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17
rRan-BLAzERs AND "HoMEsTEADLH
aRIGaTEN FARM AND HOME HOUR

Politics.; Women in Law" are pre-
soted by Mrs. Fisher in an especial
" appealing, human manner, in lee
ture, dialogue and playlets. She knows
the seasonal topics that women are
interested in.
She knows children for she has
worked with them intensively in con-
nection with al Club work all over
this country. She knows just the
problems presented by the Halloween
party, the ways Of making taffy ap-
pies, the thousand and one perplexl-
ties of home life, as well as the bigger
problems. She talks on any subject
which occurs to her as apt. which
will interest women primarily.
Mrs. Fisher invites authorities on
various subjects as special guests to
talk during the noon period. Dr.
Herman Bundesen, nationally known
authority on health subjects. will talk
during child health week. A woman
lawyer will speak on the legal Diff
culties which confront women.
The unique appeal Of Mrs. Fisher,
known as the Little Home Woman"
who must stand upon a Ward cata-
logue in order to reach the micro
phone, is her intimate knowledge OF
the home, and it's problems.
Interspersed with home and farm
talks are musical numbers presented
by the Trail-Blazers, one OF the most
popular orchestras on the air.
1.-The Homesteader" is official mas
ter Of ceremonies for the Farm and
Home Hour"
Stations from which the Ward hour
is broadcast are KDKA. Pittsburgh;
KYW, Chicago; WCCO. Minneapolis:
WOO. Davenport. Iowa; WHO. Des
Moines, Iowa: WOW. Omaha: KoA.
Denver; KWK. st. Louis; WDAF,
Kansas City; KVoO, Tulsa OKLA
homa: WFAA. Dallas, Texas; WOAl.
San Antonio, Texas: WHAS. Louis
Vile; WSM. Nashville. Tennessee;
WSB. Atlanta, Georgia.; and WLW'
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

A SOMEWHAT DIFFERENTV IEN10E The
WHITE HOUSE, OFFICIAL Hl OF The
PRESIDENT, AS IT APPEARS FROM THE
TREASURY BUILDING. TIE WING THAT
HIDES THE ORIGINAL FACE or THE
RIJII DING HERE, rs IS COMP RATIvELY
RECENT ADDITION 10 THE STRUCTURE,
Il HOUSES THE OFFICES OF SOME OF
TIIE PRESIDENTS OFFICIAL FAMILY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

HERBERT CLARK HOOVER
/ ENGINEER HUMANITARIAN SA y VI
ORGANIZER, HAS CARRIED . HE
BANNER OF THE Gy O. T. To Vfes
RORY III THE. GREAT AMERICAN
osJADRENNIAL= POI ETIcAL SWEEP
STAKES, IND It.L HOLD The.
HELM on THE AMERICAN SHIP OF
STATE FOR THE NEXT FOUR
YEARS. MIR. HOOVER WAS BORN
At WEST BRANCH, IOWA AND
ms CAREER HAS BR0I light HIM
Tp TfsE: FAR CORNERS OF The:
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