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The Washington times., 1928-12-17
Fox PROGRAM
RATED AS
CAPITAL,

The Fox this week ventures
another complete film program
eliminating the stage presenta-
tion entirely to produce one OF
the finest bills of entertainment
seen at that house in some
months. There is so much
sameness in present-day stage
attractions. so much unfiavory
matter in repeated performances
of similar character that the
deviation warrants warm sup.
port.
THE Midnight Taxi" featur-
ing Antonio Moreno as Taxi"
and Helene Costello as Nan, does
not lack the necessary punch to
brand it as a valuable piece of
drama. There is much of crook
dom being told in the cel1uloid to
be sure, but it can be said with
truthfulness that never hereto
fore has a story been told in
which crooks formed the nucleus
OF every action. And this is the
film story as relayed by Taxi"
and Nan and a fine supporting
cast.
Nan, In the beginning, comes
to grief by having her lover
charged with q big bond theft.
He Is convicted and sent to the
Biz House. Trying to save him
the girl Nan meets Taxi who
helps her to track down and
cause the arrest Of the real
thieves. though 1t Is found that
the young lover had part in the
theft and cannot be freed. Taxi,
who before meeting the girl was
himself gentleman bootlegger,
reforms and becomes q reputable
business man. BY this method
he wins the girl.
The aiI-talking program fur.
theirs Its popularity by an added
treat called Forget Ne Not in
which young David Rollins is
starred. This Is a sweet story
told after fashion that should
please old and young alike though
It is billed as piece for the
In a Fox Movietone sketch
Will Mahoney. the inimitable
character analyzer. comes from
his sleep to give very good ac-
count of himself in why Be
Serious?" 1t is impossible that
Mahoney could be serious and
his acting in the Movietona is
further proof of this.
The Fox Movietone News fea.
lures King Alfonso, Of Spain, in
a little speech that should add
to that monarch's popularity in
the States. And there are other
tidbits of news by sound of gen
eral interest. The Fox Grand
Orchestra concludes the bin with
splendid rendition of Dvorak' 8
New World Symphony.-C. w.
The Washington times., 1928-12-17
STAGE STORY,
WELL DONE
AT EARLE

Manhattan Cocktail" typical
of the spirit Of Broadway, with
it's sparkle it's nonchalance, its
brittle fun and its touch OF
tragedy, is playing the Earle for
the current, week.
A drama, not without its hu.
morous moments. is this latest
release from the hands OF Dorothy
Arzner, the only woman now di-
recting and a Paramount ace. II
one judges from this production.
There is much of truth in this
telling OF an old. but always in
teresting story, that of the call
OF the stage and the consequent
trek to New York of the small
town girl the lure of ern1ine and
pearls, and all the old bunk
about the innocent young thing
and her escape from the bold,
bad star.maker whose price is
always the same The director
has taken this theme and with
several little differences has made
a whole that is interesting and
altogether logical, for when Nancy
Carroll sings Gotta be Good"
(she really is, and charmingly
sol, its quite plausible to believe
that other applicants for this
particular role were not so promis-
ing.
Richard Arlen handles the hero
role very capably. Paul Lucas as
the theatrical producer and lii.
yam Tashman as his wife are
excellent. and the work of Danny
O'Shea hints at possibilities.
The film is synchronized with
music and sound effects and the
song numbers OF Miss Carroll
there are twol are clear and the
tones surprisingly sweet.
The added attractions include
the usual newsreel. Hal Roach
comedy featuring Max Davidson
and Polly Moran lone long laugh
and Vitaphone short sketch,
but even without the Shorts"
the program is exceptional en-
tertainmerlt.-T. X. Y.
The Washington times., 1928-12-17
TUNEFUL IRENE
In WORTHY
REVIVAL

That pleasing. tuneful and Gin.
derella-like romance of Irene" Is
revived by the Savoy Musical
Comedy Company at the Belasco
this week.
The high standard set by this
company in the past month is
maintained in the present presen-
tatfon. We have here a quite
capable company; in fact a re,
markable company for stock.
They are evidently we'll handled
in direction. Aided by singing
chorus of really good looking
girls and an orchestra that leaves
nothing to be desired. sthis COM
pany is safe sure bet at any
time for good evenings enter.
tainment.
Renee Hamilton. whom we
have mentioned in laudatory
terms before (and shall again,
God willing). is Irene; as grace.
ful and as entertaining charac.
:. terization as you have seen in
many a gray day. Miss Hamilton
showed also to special advantage
In her song numbers.
Eddie Morris rs Madame Lucy
is WOW. to drop into the force
ful, II inelegant, patois of the
street. This gentleman has a
flair for comedy and does it with
the proper verve and respect for
his role.
Lew Christy does his usual good
work as j.. p. Bowden. sociaI
climber. Chrfsty is evidently IN
old trouper and as tine a character
actor as you win find between here
and Philadelphia. I would say
New York, but hate to be thought
extravagant.
Robert Capron and Thelma
Parker, this latter most beguil-
ing little package. do a speciality
number in addition to acqnitting
themselves with honor in two of
the principal roles of the comedy.
Frank Gallagher plays the male
lead in an acceptable manner.
Noteworthy work is done also
by Rosa Snowden and Carrie Reyn-
olds.
The song numbers are put over
in q great style, one OF the out.
standing merits of this fine com.
pany. and the orchestra deserves
q full share Of the credit. w. B.
The Washington times., 1928-12-17
DANE-AR 7 HUP
TEAM INA
COMEDY

While many OF the situations re.
mind one of the early days OF
g1apstick comedies OF Keystone
vintage, fBrotherly Love. current
attraction at he Columbia, star
ring Karl Dane and George K. Ar
thur, is q genuinely funny piece.
Opening in a barber shop, In
which women are the tonsq.ial art
lists, with Arthur as floor man.
Ager, the fun begins and runs
through several thousandiifeet Of
hilariously funny situations.
Later the piece jumps TO q
penal institution operated on the
s'brotherIy love" method, and
we have Arthur as a convict and
Dane as a guard. Again the
situations are most amusing.
Football enters the bit Ind Ar
thur wins the Warden's daughter.
The ending is a typically ortho-
dox Dane-Arthur climax and the
customary movies fade out. The
film play is worth your While II
YOU care for this type of amuse-
ment.
The supplemental attraction
Should Married Men 90 Home,
an M-G-M Hal Roach production.
should be given first place on the
bill as in the opinion of theIwriter
it is lby far funnier slil than
the feature. Stan Laurd and
Oliver Hardy make the piece. The
short feature is excellent.
King Alphonso of Spain is
: featured in the movietone this
week and talks intimately on
everyday subjects.
A silent M-G-M neWsreel shows
the flight of the original Wright
plane as it appeared at Kitty
Hawk on its initial flight
Other movietone features In
clude Ella Shields and George
Dewey Washington. All i'm all
the bill is well balanced and en-
tertainfng.
The Washington times., 1928-12-17
The Only Girl

Jean Arthur, no relation to
George X. Arthur, Is the only girl
who appears among 800 male
prisoners in "Brotherly Love" he
Dane-Arthur comedy now playing
at Loew's Columbia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
BUDTE MA POZORE PRED "ODBORNfKMI. ,
OTAZKACH PRIsTAHOVALEUK1UHl
FILL S.

stove niozno dosiahnut tych
istych vysledkov, "a ktore ne
st astnik, ktpry sa sveril sudier-
skym agentom, musf zaplatit
summu az 300 dollarov. Vo zna-
mych pripadoch ziadal podvodnik
summu $50 dollaroy a "vym6-
hol'' pobyt ma dobu 6 mesiacov.
Zakon povol 'uje sest 'mesacn1 ma
vstevu, ktora,ze doba moze byt'
pripadne predEena ma dobu jed
neho roku. Ked' potom osoha,
ktorej bolo povolene sa zdrzia-
vat vo Spojenych Statoch, po pol
roku ziadala a d'alsfch sest me-
siacov, podvodhik ziadal novych
150 dollarov ia nieco Go inaksie
mozno dosiahnut' "a diva Gently.
Casio sd prihodi, ze cudzinec,
ktOfemu vyprSala doDa Jedneho
roku dovolenej naNstevy by sa
rad Amerike trvacne usadil.
Ziada teda opat "znalca" ra-
du. Tento potion "a $50, alebo
300 dollarov poradf, jake by bolo
mozno zakon obfst Obycajne ta-
ky naniehodnfk odportta, aby
cudzinec 81 dial zmenit memo a
vyda mu poistenku, ktora znie
ma spravne memo cudzincovo,
, ako al garanciu nezakonite pri-
stanie urobit' legalnym.
Rozumie sa samo sebou, re ked
agentovi Dol vyplateny MIN zia-
dany obnos, tento viacei "ani
prstom nehne'' iba tom pri-
pade, ked osudeny hrozi sildom
"poradf' mu, ably radsie upusti1
od takehoto kroku, ked nechcel
aby sa neprezradzal sposob, ia.
kym sa sem dosial, yystavoval
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
a nebezpeGiu deportasie. d

Cinnost' podvodnfkov vo state
New Yorku bola tax roxsfrena, y
agenti sa spojili ink6rporovane
spoloenosti a ponakali tuna usa-
denym cudzincom, aby dosikovali
do Ameriky svojich prfbuznyrh.
Ia svoje obeti vyhl 'adavali 81
zvaGsa tie tuna usadene rodiny,
ktore svojim povodom prisllchali
Station, ktore majd mal1 pristia-
hovalecku kvotu.
Ked poton da'kto tuna usade-
ny sa dal zlakat sl'ubauni su.
dierskych spolocnostf vyjedna-
val mimi o umoznenie. doSikova4
MIA tollo ktoreho elena rodiny,
bol ndteny vopred zaplatit' ME.
kol 'ko sto dollarov, a agenti po-
tom prevadzali proti1akone cud-
zinca cez -franice Mexika alebo
Kanady, nechavajdc no potion ma
pospas osudu. v poslednom roku
touto cestou 1900 cudziancov sa
dostalo do Spojenych Statov a
ovsem takmer vsetcia boil aresto-
vani deportovami.
Zaujimavy je pripad, kde agen-
til 81 zfskali prfstup k 1radnym
listinam kniham ma Ellis Islam
de dozvedeli sa kde prizbuzni
zadrzaneho prist 'ahovalca byva-
j1. Dosli k tymto 81 'dbili, ze "a
300 dollarov zprostredkujd, ze
zadrzany "a "a hodin bude ma
slobode. Ked potom upradnou
cestou Ellis Islandu bolo vyjed-
navane vo Washingtone povo-
lenie pristupu toto bolo' vyba-
vene priaznive, podvodnfci este
zaveas dosli ku pribuznym pre-
lzjednanii summu pefiazi, tvrdiac,
ze oni to boil, ktori prist 'ahoval-
lcov pristup umoEnili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

Department prace statu New
York dozvedel sa niekol 'ko prf-
padoch, ktorych prist 'aIhovalci
boil vydieranf. Podl'a zakonov
tohoto statu je povinnost'ou de-
partmentu statu obyvatel'ov ma
tieto protizakonite machinacie
upozornit'.
Prfpady, ktore v poslednej do
be boly odhalene, VT 'ahovaly sa
ma otazky prist 'ahovalecke, ma
turalizacne a odSkodnenie pri-
pade 1razu. Podl'a nradnych cd
hadov boil obyvatelia statu New
York osudeni podobnymi manic
hodnilSmi, ktori sa vydavai "a
znalcov' a 'odbornikov", o
summu 100000 dollarov.
Sposoby, akymi tito podvodnici
prevadzajd svoj neplechy OBJ
chod, s1 rome. Jedon 2 nairoz-
sirenejsich je ten, kde podvodnik
v novinach 81 'ubuje pristup do
Amerikyi cudzincom, ktori SIT Wy
lucent kvoty, alebo dokazuje,
ze zprostredkuje dovoieny jedno-
roeny pobyt V Amerike ze even
tualne nezakonite pristanie urobf
legalnym.
mi ''znalci'' sa specializujd v
otazkach obcianstva Sialia svo-
jich klientov sl'ubom uskorenia
dosiahnutia acknowledgement pa
pierov bez potrebnej sildobnej
zkdsky.
Metoda, jakou mozno dosiaIh
nut prfstnp do SpojenyNlh Statov
ma dobu jedneho roku je vel mi
jednodrcha. Staci dopisat' ma
prist 'ahovalecke nrady vo Wa
shingtone "a pthe vydavky po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18
NEBUDEME sA HADAT.

'Jednote minuleho tyzdna p. redaktor Husek
prlnlesol canok staktke cechosoyackej propagaldy
" 4 s. N 60 odpoved' jednu nasu poznamku, ze Or
gan novel autonomstickej strany ma sovensku Auto
nomiaO nema byt odponlcany.
clanku sa p. Husek lledrzal predmetu, SNAIL sa
eiernt charakter nasich novn, ic redaktora vydava
estva, preo hoe nev6l on musie sa branit nespra
Vedlvym napadom. Avsak urobfme to IA kratko so
zretePom to- he name vazne yec naroda pred sebou
ktore potrcbuj1 oduseviovana nie rozrulovania Te
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-18

Toho mesiaca slovaci Mafoning dolny hlasuji O
budlcnosti Slovakov Amerike Hasujd vo svoch spoil
koch "a dairy pre- vyssie sovenske skostvo. S akym
vysledkom? ~. ..-. -..*@.G G5:'a
Ufame, ze vel'kolepym. ved' slovenska Mahoning
dona nestala nikdy zadnych radoch ked sa ednalo
narod. Stala vzdy radoch najprednesich Bude stat
teraz
Dosavad slovensky Scranton stoji na prvom mieste
co tyka sberky Matcu Skolskt Tam vari nasbie
rail- vyse $3oOOOOO Boa to hlavne slovnost D. Michaa
Bosaka, ze dosiahli tax pekn6ho obnosu.
Scrantonska okolca je ME vacSia ako nasa. Ked ei
chceme vyrvat prvenstvo, musime pochlapit'
sbierat ME tridsat 'tisic, ale pat t'desattisc!
A je to moznt Ved' len pred paru 1okmi nasbierant
boo jedinej farnost Sv. Cyrilla Methoda vyse
$2O,0OO00 katoicku dobrocinnost pre- cevelandsk1
decez Ostatne fanost nasbierly tiez pekn6 tsicky
trochu vicSim od,sevnenfm stedrost ou kazdtEo Slo
vaka Slovenky prejdeme over the top prevySme
Scranton postavme prve miestO srdci naroda
Musime 81 uvedomt' re tn idle nasu narodnti kre-
tansktl budlcnos Ak nebudeme mat svojich vySs1ch
sk6l, nebudeme mat svojch nasim sovenskym zaujmom
sl1ziacch vodcov. Nebudeme mat sovenskv kle-
t'ansky cltiacich intelgentov Nebudeme mat ludi,
ktorl budu zakadat West sovenske tovarne, banky
vekoobchody; nebudeme mat spisovatel'ov ktor zvec
MIA mas zvot americke literature; nebudeme mat uce
nych pudi ktor by dbal polok americkych Slovakov
pracovai ochotne zan. Musme 81 ch odchovat nasch
vlastnych skolach Cudzie nam ich neodchovajn.
Pokrok amerckych Nemcov Zdov, Cechov inych
narodnostnych skupfn nepriseI sam cd seba AMI vod
covstva cudzich ludi On mali hojnost odbore ucenych
ludi vernych svojmu Pudu, zan pracujdcich jemu
obetujucich All mi len tax urobme pokrok. Komu tedy
zleM tom, ably americki Sovc Wac znacil Amerke
nezli znacia teraz ten vzchop odusevnen1n bude
agtovat' "a zdar maticnej sbierky. ~
Tejto nedele odhasuje svoj dar Spolok Sv. Martina,
G. % l. K S. j. Je to nasta1se cso Katolicke Jednoty
tuna. Je var al najvatsim najbohatsm. Tedy vyvod
medzi inymi. Dla daru aky odhasuj ndova tohto spoil
ku budn riadn al udovia ostanych spolkov Bratia
pouze svojho vodceho postavena ako ste no vzdy po
uzili: odhasujte dar ktory bude blskavym prkladom
pre- ostanych, ktory budete hrd, ktory Vam cey
narod VIDA uznanie Vydate tie peniaze nas achet
nejsiu faroda, aku ste kedy vydali Vase det
Vasch deti deti bud toho osoh brat Cey narod slo
vellsky Amerike bude mat toho nedohliadny zisk
Kto vie, ci Mahonng doliny nevystuduje tel vys-
sej skoe bud1c mas velky vodca? Kto vie ci daktory
nasich synov nestane slovenskym Schwabom, Camp
bellom Garym, Fordom alebo financikom ako e D. Bo-
SAX! Hovorfme slovenskym ktory bude zakladat' slo
venske tovarne, banky podniky ktorych Sovaci zbo
hatnu, nadobndnn moci vlvu americkom zvote poll
tickom hospodarskom. Toto nam len nase skoly daj1
reto obetujme vsec obetujme stedre Duchovni uz dali
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
How One Thin
Woman Gained
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Read This Letter

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Pappenguth, swimming director of
the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Five other girls will be named to-
night in the third preliminary.
Girls who did not appear the first
two nights are asked to call The In
dianapolis Times today.
Because of repeated inquiries, rule
No. l of the contest is herewith re-
printed: ANY girl who appears in
one preliminary contest and is
eliminated by judges will not be
allowed to compete in any other pre-
liminary. One elimination by judges
bars her from the entire contest"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
WATSON film
REJECTED BY
! NEWS MOVIES
Attempt to Slip Pictures
Into Reels Proves
Failure.

FiIureof Senator James E. Wat
sons attempt to slip 1,000-foot strips
into news reels in the absence OF
viii H. Hays, movie car, provoked
chuckles in Hoosier political cir
Giles today.
Views of Senator Watson, his
family and his house and grounds
at Rushville were included in the
reels, which were sent news rel dis
tributors at New York, accompa-
MED by letters saying that their
use would be appreciated by Will H.
Hays. Hays is in Europe.
Of the incident, the current issue
Of Variety, national theatrical
magazine published at New York,
has this to say:
Gall of the picture news reel ma
kers have received a 1,00-foot strip
on Senator Watson of Indiana, pos
sible Republican nominee for the
presidency. Each news reel turned
it down.
1.-THE Watson reel came from the
Will Hays official Office as the well
fare director of the picture indus
try. With it was a reuest with the
singer unknown, stating that the
whole or part if inserted into any
news reel issue would be appreci-
ated by Mr.. Hays.
"In the reel we're views Of the
Senator in his Indiana home, fam
lily, house, grounds.
'Will Hays is from Indiana.
"The news reels have carried shots
Of various candidates for the nomi-
nation, Democrats and Republicans,
but particularly of Herbert Hoover.
These were mostly of last year,
when believed of news interest
through timeliness. With the ap-
proach of the national conventions,
1t was thought that Hays would
give air to political propaganda in
stead of fomenting it.
"The Hays Office in reality is a
censor of all news reels. It passes
upon many subjects submitted to it
by the news reel producers and es-
pecially upon anything sayoring OF
advertising or publicity"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
NAME BEAUTIES
FOR FINAL TEST
Last Five Girls Are to Be
Selected Tonight.

Five girls were selected by judges
Thursday night in the second pre-
lininary of The Times Indiana
Bathing Beaoty contest in The In
diana Ballroom.
Winners are Miss Dimples English,
108 N. Miley Ave; Miss Irene
Hughes, 500 S. Illinois ST.; Miss
Versa Buchanan, 1888 Winthrop
Ave; Miss Rudy Walrod, $40 More
land Ave, and Miss Dorothy Voight,
$40 Moreland Ave.
Judges were La Sale Randolph
Coates, Indianapolis artist; John D.
Haynes, swimming director of the
Hoosier Athletic Club, and Richard
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

near here Thursday night. The
others injured are Don Scism, ed
itor of the Evansville Courier
Journal, and Attorney John w.
Spencer of Evansville.
The wreck occurred, it was said,
when Wunderlich Swerved his car in
an attempt to avoid hitting Allen,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

who was walking on the road, the
car striking a bridge.
The party was motoring to Rock
port to attend political meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
FIRE FORCE RESIGNS

Whole Department Quits, Hurt by
Criticism.
BENTON HARBOR, Mich, April
27.-UnWarranted criticism, accord
ing to members of the department,
was the cause behind the resigna-
ton of the entire force of fire fight
ers at st. Joseph recently.
The censure was for the depart
ment's handling Of two fires which
caused exceedingly heavy damage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Sell ice boxes, Photographs, oil
stones, canoes, shrubbery thru q
want ad in The Times.
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FOUR HURT IN CRASH

Two Evansville Men in Serious State
After Auto Accident.
BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 81
Walter Wunderlich, Democratic
leader, and George Allen, city fire
man, are in a serious condition
today and two other men are suf-
fering from injuries as the result
of an automobile wreck on a road
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-27
ARMOUR TAKES PART
IN TIED GOLF MATCH
By the Associated Press

by tfS Ass0f11ted Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, January 81
Fast fairways and green's created By a
series Of cold wares. provide an exactlnz
test for professional and amateur golfers
here for weeks practice prior to the
$4,000 Texas open.
Evidence Of the close play In prospect
for the titular competition starting Feb
ruary vas brought out yesterday when
Tommy Armour. national open cham
pIon, and Joe Turnesa of New York,
paired against Bill Melhorn Of Pitts
burgh and Archie Loeffler. San Antonio
to end all square on the twenty-seventh
hole. The match was ended because Of
darkness. While no scores were an
nounced. those in the gallery recalie:.
plenty OF par holes. Meihorn holds the
course record OF SO. two under par.
Bobby CruckShank of Purchase. n
Y, defending Texas open champion.
and Macdonald Smith. also of the arat-.
ropOlitan district, who won the 1926
event. confined themselves TO driving
and careful attention TO putting. Smith
IS the heavy mone- winner among the
professionals who participated in the
recent series of Western meets. In addi-
ton 10 capturing the Los Angeles and
Palos Verdes opens. he took enough
prizes to clean up more than $4,000
Reports were current here today that
Gene Sarazen of New York would ar
rive in time for the 70 holes Of cham
pionship play