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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
WHOLEsALE AWARDS HERE

ThlTty-slx members Of the Indiana
University freshmen football squad
were awarded sweaters and numerals.
There were IS backfield men on the
squad.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
FL|CKS DOWN utah
OUTFIT So TO 50 IN
EXTRAPER|0D TILT
Momads Use Second Team First
Half, Score Ending 81 to
"a Against Them
BRIMLEY IS STAR IN GAME
Lee and Boyd Make Winning
Counters After Game End
ed in 46-46 Tie

Ogden. Utah. Dec 27.- R- The
University Of North Dakota defeated
Brigham Young university, So. to SO,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
GRAND OLD MAN RET1REs

Chicago, Dec. 27.-(P1-"The grand
old man Of Big Ten Athletics" Amos
Alonzo Stagg Of the University of
Chicago, has retired as track coach.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27

Referee - Spencer. Utah Aggies
Umpire-Watof, Utah university.
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Referee-Young illinois Wesleyan,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-15
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-15
POMPING AROUND RADIO DIALS
Bv GARDNER MACK
Today's Local Program
WRC- WasInlng ton4ei

VRC-W Washington
A. NJ.
g:45--Health Exercises; PaFnassuS
Trio and Cheerio.
.s:O0--Dr. Royal s. Copeland Hour
from NJ b. c. studios.
1O:lg--Radio Household Institute
from N. 3. C. studios.
f1:Oa-Kitt Organ Recital
11:45-Hotel Pennsyivania Orchestra.
p. NJ.
1:oo-child study; Parnassus Trio
and The village Growers.
a::SSo--Ths Maricnettes: folly Bill
and jill; Waldorf Astoria Or
chestra and Motion Picture
B:5s-Basebail Scores.
6:O0--yoters Service-Representati
william r.. Wood (R.l OF
Indiana, the Republican Ma
tional CONVERSATIONAL Committee
and Representative William A.
OldfieId Cd of Arkansas,
of the Democratic National
Congressional Committee.
630-Daugherty's Lotus Orchestra.
7.15-.sShOpping with Bah"
7:30--Saiberling Singers.
S:00--Evaready Hour.
9.O0-Clieduot Club Eakimos.
S:aO--Currect Time.
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NEARBY STATIONS

altimOre--1O5O-2s5.
6:30--Dinner orchestra.
:0O--WJZ prpGraH.
S:30--Coneert program.
lai00--Marylandar Dance ofchestre
WPG-Atlantic City-11O0-272.s
645-''Playground Highlights
7:00--Musical Maids.
a:0O~-Dual Trio.
a:0O-Kerr's Orchestra.
A.3A--HaPm0ny Quartstte.
i0:ao--siIvar slipper Orchestra.
WCAP--AabuRy PaFk-1e5O-3dO
I0.00--Mayfair Theater.
WOR--NewaFk--
7f0O~-Main Street Sketches.
S;00--N. Y, q. talk.
s;IS-PTi I'm. sv meisecr.lhsA
i0:0e--Lopez Orchestra; news
WGRa-NesR YOrk--BOO-3
7;0O--Vanderbilt String quartet.
s:00--French songs.
4;20-Deen Ensemble. :.
Wort Chicago e0-aSS
I1:a0--Savoy. Ballroom OTchestra.
WRNY--New YOrk-92O-326
7sOO--Edison Hour.
s:00--Who'a Who in Music.
s:sO--Hugo Gernsback.
9:46-Nsw Venice Orchestra.
SOLICITATIONS: cornetist.
10:00--Villa Richard Orchestra.
WEAF--Naw YOrk-610-492
4:00--COncert Music.
5:OO--Waidorf Astoria Music.
6:Oa--Votera Service.
B:30--Soconyland sketches
7:0O~--Muaieal Miniatures.
7:30--Sieberling Singers.
9:O0-Evefeady Hour.
a:00--CIlcauot Eskimos.
9.2O--PaIaia Dor Orchestra
e1O;30-HOfhrau Orchestra.
WdZr-New YOFIs-660-454
6:00--Kemp's Orchestra.
S:4S--Dog Talk; Burma Brothers.
e:30-Law Fundamentals.
7:00--Str0mberg Carlson Sextette.
Observation-Disclosures
s;3O--Old Fashioned Dance Music.
e:00--Tenor; Movie Club.
i0:00-Bono'a Orchestra.
III :OO--Ahea's symphony.
KDKA--E. PlttsbuHgh--0BO-3
9.00-~WJZ program.
9:00--Maytag program.
9:a0--GRered songs.
KYW-Ch ag0--S7O-52O
9:3O---Arnand GirIa
1N.e0--WJZ program.
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b. g, SUES FOR TAX

The District government, yester-
day filed suit against the American
Oil Company, in Circuit Court
whereby It seeks to recover 81, l93. 90
and interest alleged to be due ~
unpaid gasoline taxes. The suit
Is filed under the Act Of Congress
OF April %, 1924. Assistant Cor
pOration Counsel Francis IL.
stephens, appeared for the Dis.
trict.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-15
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-15
PICTURE ST AR
SCORES As
SINGER

BrOadcasts from the Middle west
aud North appeared to have the
front seats on the radio band
wagon last evening and delivered
programs with excellent volume
and clarity. Reception was goOd
from almost all sections and inter-
ference appeared to be at mini
mum, although fading was rather
annoying with stations that are
regular faderS.
Utilizing a reformed motion pic
ture star as its soprano soloist ana
one OF the younger and newer Rus
sian baritones from the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company to help her and
the band and orchestra deliver span
ish music-General Motors last
evening provided loud speakers with
the most consistent and pleasing
prOgrama of its season on the sound
wave lengths.
Dolores Cassinelli deserted pic.
lures two years ago to launch her.
self on q concert career. Possessed
OF a voice Of pleasing quality, fair
range and flexibility, she has the
ability to use 1t in way that ap-
proximates most OF the emotional
ideas of the composers she chooses
to interpret. Her singing is neither
remarkable for any special quality
of tone or its use, but 1t has great
charm and pleases her audiences
completely.
The same qualities were OBJ
served in George Cehanovsky. the
baritone-the quality of giving
-
extraordinary ability as q musician
peared to be enjoying their work
and put much Of their joy in it,
in such a way that 1t communicated
itself to the audience. A dis.
tinctive feature of the concert was
the lack of rush that has char
yacterized most Of the General Mo-
tors affairs.
SUSPENSION OF DRAMAS
CAUSES DEEP REGRET
Distinct regret is felt by many
listeners as a result of The an
nouncement of the curtaiIment OF
the Great Moments in History"
feature, which came FROM WRC last
evening after the presentation Of a
new idea of the Aaron Burr trag-
edy. These playlets, humanizing
historical events of Importance in
the development of America, are
among the most important features
of radio presentation-both from an
educational and an artistic stand
point. We hope they will be re-
sumed in a very short time. as indi-
cation was given they would be. h
Pauline Healey made the most or
her brief opportunity from WMAL
during the middle evening and
pleased her friends with her expert
way OF singing popular songs. She
demonstrated some rather fine,
rich tones in the middle register
of her voice that might be used
more and made to interpret the
poetry of song in an even more
striking way than this popular
singer has done before.
small down payment will enable
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-15

A small down payment will enable
you to conveniently purchase q car Of
your own through tAday'a Times and
Herald classified used ear ads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

HHJA1S MAYER ROXle starts her
blonde charms and things go nicely
until Roxie presents her boy friend
with a bunch OF bills. Said boy
friend starts up his own engine and
tells his girl friend that he is
through. He proves that by giving
Rookie a slap of sufficient force to
cause her to land across the room.
She becomes hard-boiled and tells
her boy friend where to go. She
then draws a revolver on him and
tells him that he "sure is through"
She pulls the trigger and from then
on the boy friend never sold any
more automobiles.
Roxie calls her husband by phone
and he rushes home to see what is
wrong with his blonde wife. She
pulls the innocent stuff about a
burglar trying to rob her. Hubby
falls for her story and takes the
blame.
Up to this time Chicago" has not
been burlesque or satire. 1t has
been realism. From the time the
big city police reporter lands on the
scene and sees q beautiful woman
in the role of a murderess, then
Chicago becomes the widest sa-
tire upon newspapers, sob-sister re-
porters, criminal lawyers, murder
trials and crooks.
A $4,000 lawyer paid in advance
takes RoXie's case and he makes
Roxie take Oh virtues that she
never had possessed, even thought
about.
This lawyer is a wise bird, and
he has his method in making RoXie
look like the sweet, innocent little
thing who killed big, cruel man
to protect her virtue.
His system works and Roxie goes
free The story is satire, but back
of it all is that element of realism
that we all recognize Maurine
Watkins wrote Chicago" first as a
stage play.
Phyllis Haver Is Roxie Hart, the
dangerous blonde of this story. She
is just the right type A smart and
most intelligent bit of acting with
the right touch of satire and realism
here and there. She makes RoXie
the dumb blonde, who loves to see
her picture in the papers, from page
only
Victor Varconi is the Amos Hart,
a poor sap. who honestly loved his
blonde wife. His performance is so
natural and sincere that one even
forgets that he is just poor boob.
Fine work.
Robert Edeson is cast as Flynn, the
lawyer, who saves good looking
female killers from the gallows.
Good work.
You are going to have grand
time seeing Chicago" 1t is a WOW.
Eddie Resener scores a triumph
this week by playing three new
popular tunes as an overture, in
Guiding my Ohio Home" The
orchestra gets the swing of
these pieces. Resener plays the
violin and scores. Frank Nusbaum
is the soloist. This overture is one
of the hits of the bill
Bill includes the Blue Belle or
chestra, composed of girls-only
fair, because of selecting too old
numbers; a news reel and other
screen events.
Now at the Circle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05
DAVIS MAKES ANOTHER
REAL HIT AT THE INDIANA

Charlie Davis and his orchestra
walked away with the bill at the
Indiana when I was over there.
Among other things Charlie obliged
with a trumpet solo and when he
started the program he sat down
at the piano and sang little song
and played his own accompaniment.
Evidently this leader has lot Of
hidden qualities.
Dancing Feet" is the name of
the revue that graces the stage this
week. This chorus is fast step
ping bunch and a ballet rolled into
one. Their "puppet dance" is the
novelty.
Harry Rose is the sensation of the
revue, however. He is known as the
Jester of Broadway" and he will
get the name of the Jester of Main
street." too, at the rate he is going.
This man has loads of comedy and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

makes good as soloist with Seidel.
and his orchestra.
Lester Huff is chief organist, and
during his first weeks program he
is allowing the pipe organ to tell
how glad he is to be back in In
dianapolis.
From a scenic standpoint the first
show at Loew's is a heavy and a
beautiful one. The bill includes a
news reel and other screen events.
At LoeW's Palace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05
MARCH ), 1923

them. 1t seems that ''Feel My
Pulse" is just another attempt on
the screen to present the bootlegger
at work and play.
The bill includes Daphne Pollard
in a comedy, a news reel. Kaaihue
Serenaders and Ray Winnings, Or
ganist.
At the Apollo.
=
Other theaters today offer:
Thurston magician, at EngliSh's;
the Siamese Twins at the Lyric;
CASTOR and Andree at Keith's;
Bright Eyes" at the Mutual and
His Daughter Pays" at the Band
hOx
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

young man who makes good, SO that
he can marry the girl Of his heart.
Dix is cast as a salesman for a
wooden mill that manufactures a
certain brand of golf goods which
he invented. He helps a rich man
and is taken for millionaire and
runs into considerable debt.
In a few minutes he wins $4,000
in a poker game, lands big con-
tract, gets a job as general man
ager of the mills and a promise
from the girl to marry him.
Nowhere does the action lag and
there are many places where the
film has been bolstered with good
clean comedy. Gertrude Olmstead
plays the part of Alice Elliott, who
owns part of the wooden mills and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

funny songs and knows how to put
it over.
Richard Edwards is known as
"Limberlegs," and not without cause.
When he dances he seems to be
without any bones in his makeup
at all. Vale and Stewart are good
tap dancers. 1t is said that they
have been here before.
Charlie introduced a young lady
to take the place of Margaret Ball,
who is ill. This young lady is toe
dancer and is from the chorus, so
says Charlie, and she is a fair solo
dancer.
The feature picture is Sporting
Goods" with Richard Dix playing
the lead. The picture is mediocre
in that it is the story of a poor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

Finally. the girl goes to an island
sanitariam which she inherited and
when she lands there she discovers
that the place is just a shelter for
a bunch of bootleggers. Then the
picture becomes just ordinary
melodrama with William Powell as
the chief bootlegger. He poses as
a doctor and is such a position be-
comes dangerous to Bebe's health
until Richard Arlen turns out to
be as good a fighter as he is lover
The only real punch TO this movie
is some trick photography showing
how a bottle of chloroform affects
the villains of the story when Bebe
hurls whole bottle of the stuff at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05
Verdict of the MOUieS

LOEWS PALACE-day Pckford comes strong
type story that she does with charm Heavy on
comedy presentation and bands success
OF movie Smartest and fastest satire
and comedy that had for moons
the best movies and deserves that
APOLLOFeel My Pulse only far Bepe Daniels comedy
melodrama than comedy.
INDIANA-Chare and his orchestra are the big m with
Harry Rose stage Sporting Goods with Richard Dix
is only a picture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05
MARY WINS IN
my BEST GIRL"

Am glad to tell you that Mary
Pickford has a pleasing winner in
MY Best Girl"
She is now back to the type of
role that helped to make her once
known as the nations sweetheart "
Miss Pickford is lucky in having
the service of Charles Buddy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

gle Johnson, just little slip of
girl and the main support of the
Johnson family that lives on Goat
Hill. She inspires Joe to work and
love. He does not forget his work
but he does forget the rich society
girl that his mother wants him 20
marry. The love scenes staged by
Mary and Buddy are the real human
article. And you will love the scene
where Joe brings Maggie to the
great home of the Grants. There
Maggie and Joe play makebelieve-
that they are Mr.. and Mrs. Grant.
OF course truth will win out and
joe has to admit that he is a rich
mans son. Of course Maggie tries
to forget but she can't and SO the
picture has the necessary pleasant
ending.
Most of the comedy, lot of it is
hokum but Of the good brand, is
found in the family life Of the
Johnsons. Mrs. Johnson loves 20
faint and goes to every funeral. Pa
Johnson just loves to have a cold
and he is henpecked. Liz Johnson
is the fastest member of the family
and she is SO fast that she gets into
bunch of trouble.
The cast is as follows:
Maggie Johnson. ............ Mary Pickford
Ma Johnson .............. Sunshine Hart
Pa johnson ............ Lucien Littlefeld
LIZ johnson .......... Carmelita Geraghty
Mrs. Merrill ................ Evelyn Hall
Millicent Rogers .......... .Avonne Taylor
MY Best Girl" is the movie fea-
ture on the opening bill at Loew's
State. I attended the first show on
the opening day. The biggest sur
prise of the whole program was the
splendid way in which Emil Seidel
conducted the pit orchestra, and
later on shared honors with Teddy
Joyce, master of ceremonies in the
stage presentation, Dream Gar
den" Seidel is a corking good
pianist, and he is there when it
comes to conducting an orchestra.
He has the ability to adapt himself
to about any role. Seidel will grow
even bigger in his new position.
That am sure. He has assembled
a corking good orchestra.
Teddy Joyce is an unusual type
of master of ceremonies. Am go
ing to study this chap awhile be-
fore I pass judgment upon him. I
do agree with you that he has
mighty good wicked dancing legs.
1t is necessary for him to adjust
himself to his new surroundings
and audiences.
John Maxwell is a singer who
dresses one side of his body as
man and the other a woman. He
has two voices that matches both
types of dress. AS a novelty he is
a sensation. Lloyd and Brice are
eccentric dancers. The sixteen
Chester Hale girls have been splen-
didly trained. The Hoosier Rock
cts appear in a ballet while Seidel
is conducting his orchestra through
La Giaconda" Here is a beauti-
full stage picture. Dusty Roades
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05
ROXIE is A BLONDE
THAT MEN FORGET
Movie Version of Chicago Is a Wow of Photopay and
One of SmarteSt Films of Season Because 1t
Exposes the Sob Sister.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

Roxe Hart the kind of blonde that do not prefer
and they think they dowe they have another guess coming
Roxe is weak shallow dangerous and murderess blonde
who does not belong that comfortable class that Lore
blonde that many gentlemen preferred, belongs
This Roxe had peach of husband and ne worked
behind CIGAR support his wife He the type Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

Rogers as her lead
ing man. This
Rogers chap is
one of these
human looking and
acting young fell
lows who looks reg
ular. In my Best
Girl he is cast as
Joe Grant, the son
of the wealthy
owner of a chain Of
5 and 10 cent stores
and he goes to work
in the stock room
Cf one of his dads
stores under an
assumed name. In
that room is Mag
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

Daniel picture. III
the first part OF
the movie, Bebe is
supposed to be the
pampered heir of
a dead rich uncle
who provided in
his will that his
heir must be free
of germs and it
takes a flock Of
doctors and some
health cranks 10
keep the little
germs from Bebe.
They succeed but
make a wreck of
+ N q i r OatieI1t
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

covering that yes
terday's dishes are
not done, he washes
'en. And then he
finds time to serve
his wife's breakfast
in bed. About the
time that hubby
gets safely to work,
the wife's boy
friend, an auto
salesman W h o
makes real money,
honkS his horn and
on getting the VIM
dow signal, enters
the fiat. There
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

husband that gets up in the
morning and goes into the little
kitchen to get breakfast for his
wife while she sleeps. On dis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-05

agrees to marry Richard Shelby,
the salesman.
Ford Sterling has the part of Mr.
Jordan, the proprietor of a sporting
goods store, who buys a big order
of the clothes that Shelby sells.
just a fair picture.
Maurice plays another of his
novelties which is entitled Opera
Singers Wanted"
At the Indiana. CBy the OBJ
server.)