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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14

Williams, with whom the duchess
lived for five weeks in an atmos-
phere of poverty and bitterness,
made no attempt to smooth over his
relations with former stage beauty.
Q~uarreIed Many Times
He said that they ~quarreled much
OF the time, and that the duchess
had twice attempted to commit
suicide before the recent morning
when she was found, suffering from
gas poisoning, in the BriXton apart
ment.
Continuing his cross-examination,
H. G. Dickens, counsel for the
duchess, asked Williams: Weren't
you frightened?'
NO" said the former chief,
There was nothing to be frightened
about"
Don't you think it's a matter to
DE frightened about when the
woman you are living with tries to
kill herself" Dickens persisted.
That's her W lookout, not
NINE" Williams replied.
Williams has returned to his own
wife since the affair, and said he
was received "as though he had
been on a holiday"
During her cross examination, the
duchess denied she intended to
commit suicide, and said she wrote
her farewell" postcards merely to
frighten Williams.
Led Unhappy Life
She had led a very unhappy life
for a long time, she said.
On the morning of April /. when
she heard a knock at the door, she
thought it was Williams returning,
SO she lay down on the floor of the
kitchenette, but turned off the gas
which had been flowing. She never
lost consciousness, she claimed.
HAD you any intention to take
your life?" E. F. Barker, the prose-
cutting counsel, asked her.
NO" she said emphatically.
do you mean that?" Barker in
sisted.
IT mean that" said the duches,
ION my honor and on my OATH"
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Radio Dial Twisters


$50 P. M
wENR Cs7ol. chicago-Musical olLo.
MIC &c w sysIsn wdY ws sThomas Jefferson"
WON l72ol. Chicago-A Modern concert.
Nc S1KX emRER RP9w R M1% TO WIZ
WPG d1oOl. Atlantic City-Toy theater
wsM $50. Nashville-PennzoI program.
-9:45 P. M
wBBM (77o). Chicago-straight's orches-
XIV Io2o). chicago-Book Man; news;
NBo system-cummin's orchestra to
wENR G87ol. -Chicago-Mike and Her
wGN G2ol. chicago-Tomorrow's Trib-
NBC s~ystem-siumber music to WIZ.
KDKA, WHO. WHIT, wJR.
WIG d'ioOJ'.' Atlantic city"ea SEio'A or
wsM $50. Nashville-Novelty Players.
-10:15 P. M
WMAQ (67ol. Chicago-Style hour.
1880 P. M
KDKA $500. Pittsburgh-Gerun's or
Columbia-Paramount orchestra to wFBM.
wGN l720l. Chicago-Goldketet's orches-
ira: Nightmares.
WIZ l1oUl. Detroit@JoneS orchestra.
WTAM C070l. Cleveland-Dance music.
NBC System-Amos n Andy to KYW.
WSM. WMAQ. WHAS. WSM.
-10:45 P. M
KYW 1920. Chicago-Wayne Kings or
chestra.
NBC STANDARDIZATION Poll to WENR,
WSM. WSB. WHAS.
WMAO (670). Chicago-Concert orchestra.
Ill P. M
WENR (870l. Chicago-Air vaudeville.
NBC System-Russo'S orchestra to WEAF,
KYW.
WJR ESQ. Detroit-Easy chair hour: or
chestra.
NBC system-Dance orchestra to WIZ.
WMAQ (670). Chicago-Dance music q
wsM J65o). NashviIle-orchestra
lib P. M
WTMJ 1920. Milwaukee-Dance music: or
gan % hours.
-II:2O P. M
WGN (720l. Chicago-Hogan's orchestra;
Goldkette's orchestra.
-11:45 P. M
WDAF (61o). Kansas City-Nighthawk
frolic.
-12 P. M
KSTP Q460). st. Paul-Dance feature.
KYW 1920. Chicago-Panico and Hunt
ley's orchestras.
WBBM (770l. Chicago-Dance orchestras
wLW ZOO. Observation-Disclosures.
WGN, (720). Observation-Disclosures; Hogan's
orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14
ITALIAN CLAIMS
AMAZING FEATS
FOR CAR DEVICE
Hopes to RevoIutionize Auto
Industry With His
Invention.

By United Press
CLEVELAND, April 14.-When a
lad of 8 years. Louis NJ. Fabbro left
his home in Colloredo, Italy, to work
in a brick yard in a small Austrian
town. He started work at 4:30 In
the morning and toiled until $50 at
night. Straw scattered on the
ground was his bed and he lived on
cheese and mush.
Today the dream castles OF his
youth are becoming actualities. Re-
Gently he obtained a patent on a
yaporizer and Super-charger with
which he expects to revolutioniSe
the auto and aviation industry.
The device. he says. will increase
the mileage per gallon of gas, give
more power, eliminate carbon, re-
duce the heat in the chambers OF
the motor and "necessitate a change
of oil only after 5000 miles.
In demonstrating the device today
he went 20.l miles on a gallon OF
gas in an old. dilapidated eight
cylinder auto. without the device
the car made only 8.5 miles per gall
lon. The car was a 1924 model.
When he attaches the device to a
new model. he declares he will as
found the world. He predicts he
will be able to drive twenty-five
miles on a gallon of gas.
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FIND CLEWS IN
BRUTAL MURDER
OF U. S. CLERK
Man in Gray Cap Sought
as Slayer of Woman
at Washington.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, April IA
man in a gray cap" was being
sought by police today as the muir
derer of Mary Baker, 28-year-old
navy department worker, whose
bullet-ridden body was found be-
side a culvert in the famous Airing
ton Memorial cemetery here Satur-
day morning.
A meager description OF Miss
Bakers companion of Friday night
has been given police by three per-
sons, who said they saw the pair
arguing vehemently as they sat in
the girls parked car near the Wash
ington monument. These witnesses
said the man appeared about 80
years old and wore a gray cap.
The three-a married couple and
a pedestrian, whose names have not
been reaveled-told police they
heard Miss Baker shrek and saw
her companion strike her. AS they
hurried toward the car, it spec
away.
Took License Number
One of the witnesses took down
the license number Of the girls car
and phoned police about the mans
cruelty. Soon police cars secured
streets nearby the place where the
car had been parked, but could
find no trace of it.
Police believe the couple drove to
Rosslyn, Va, across the Potomac
river after leaving their parking
place near the monument.
Residents of that district say they
heard the couple quarreling. Soon
afterward, the car started off at a
high speed toward the Arlington
cemetery.
Heard Two Loud Reports
Residents of Rosslyn declare they
then heard two loud reports, but
thought they were caused by the
motors back-fire and did not bother
any more about the affair until
they read accounts of Miss Bakers
death.
What happened between the time
those shots were fired and the find
ing of Miss Bakers body and her
blood-stained car next day has not
yet been revealed. Polict predict
ed today, however, the man in the
gray cap" Don would be appre-
hended.
Fred Wilson, a young architect
and friend of Miss Baker, was ques-
toned by police Sunday. They say
he gave them information which will
help in finding the culprit.
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Deaths

Ruth E. Phillips, Is. 2o7 West Twenty
ninth. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Monnie Amundson Mcneil. 81, Methodist
hospital. broncho pneumonia.
Gilbert Eugene Woodland. 2 days, SIG
North California. atelectasis.
John George Dietz. 90, 15e Bakemeier,
acute myocarditis.
chronic Bright's disease.
Samuel Blum. 81. 3433 West Tenth. car
cinoma.
Sarah Emmaline Bell. IS. 1915 Ewing.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Laura Creasey, IS. 1927 North ware.
chronic myocarditis.
Lagolua Belle Greene. %. Fifty-ffth and
keystone. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Maggie J. Stewart. 81. 20i3 Olive, car
cinoma.
James Robert Foster. 7. AT North T1bbs,
chronic myocarditis.
Paul Lavon Lindsey. %. Methodist hos
pital. lobar pneumonia.
Herman Rabe. 81. s56 North Denny.
Emma Bruce. 81. 1915 woodlavn. cere-
Edna Trefz Hall. IS. 1915 villa. chronic
Charles Fredrick Cook. so. 1912 Pros
David Tysai. IS. city hospital. lobar
Bessie [. Jaynes. 81. 44os Caroline, acute
Jean Lyman. 50. Methodist hospital. car
Samuel z. Earp. II. 1868 Washington
blvd, acute dilatation OF heart.
william McCauley. n. Methodist hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Edward NewhaIl Martin. 81, st. Vincents
hospital, acute peritonitis.
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WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. Ine.)
DISTANT STATIONS
MONDAY

MONDAY
- P. M
MIC system-voice of Girestone to WEAF.
KYW. WSAI. WHAS. WSM. WTAM.
Wis (870l. Chicago-Water Witch time.
-7:3O P. NJ
WsAI. WGN. WAN. VIZ
NBC System-Ipana Troubadors to WIZ.
WHAS. WJR. WLW. KDKA.
WIS (87ol. Chicago-Thumbnail dramas.
3 P. M
wBBM C77Ol. Chicago-Continental song
wCco 800. M~inneepol!s-st. Paul-opera.
NBC System-Fiorito's Maytag orchestra to
WIZ, KDKA. WJR. KYW. WSM.
Wis (a70l. Chicago-Sixteenth century
dance tunes.
$50 p. M
KTHs 1000. Hot springs-Kingsway or
Columbia-An Evenings in Paris to wABC,
wBBM i77o,. Observation-Disclosures pro-
wEfNR s7O). chicsgo-Farmer Rusks play
NBC system-Motors party to wEAF.
VITO WGY. WTAM' WWJ' WGN'
NBC system@aReal Folks to WIZ. KDKA.
XIV, WLW. WJR.
% p. M
chestra to WFBM.
WBBM C77Ol. Chicago-Weem's orchestra;
MIC system@Famtly Goes Abroad to
WENR i87O), Chicago-smith Family.
WGN (720). Extraordinarily program.
ter orchestra to WIZ. KDKA. WJR,
KYW, WAS.
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just ordinary. Norma ferris is the
southern girl, a daughter of a rich
southern gentleman who kills him
self when he loses everything at
cards with Cameo. OF course. there
is a duel and Cameo kills a bad,
crooked gambler and then he is free,
as soon as the bloodhounds are
called off. to take Norma in his
arms. Happy ending for no reason
whatsoever.
Cameo Kirby" follows the old
fashioned pattern. and about every
one knows just what is going to
happen. Even Murray's singing can
not keep Cameo Kirby from being
quite a bore at times.
OF course, be your OWL judge. 7
have my own idea-a poor picture.
Now at the Apollo.
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MAN AND SISTER HELD

Arrest at Lebanon on Liquor
Charges Follows Auto Crash.
Bp United Press
LEBANON, Ind, April 1.-Two
Indianapolis persons are held in
jail here today on liquor charges
following an automobile collision.
Joe McMaren, 831 East Morris
street, is charged with driving a
car while under the influence Of
liquor. His sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Murray, of the same address, is
charged with intoxication.
McMaron's car is said to have
crashed into one driven by Herschel
Goodnight, Frankfort, at Lebanon.
No one was injured.
Police said they found a small
amount of liquor in Mrs. Murray's
possession.
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EGYPT ISSUE ACUTE
Premier Demands Removal
of British Troops.
nrnited Press

BU United Press
LONDON, April 14.-Negotiations
between the Egyptian delegations
and the British government for a
new treaty regulating British con-
troll over Egypt reached an acute
stage today, according to the Daily
Mail, on the issue eff future gov
eminent over the Sudan.
Premier NahaS Pasha is said to
have insisted that British troops be
moved to the eastern zone of the
SuX5 canal, and that all of Sudan
be recognized as Egyptian territory,
to be administered jointly by Brit
ish and native officials.
Nahas Pasha is also reported to
have demanded that the vice-gov-
ernor-general be an Egyptian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14
GANG WITNESS SLAIN
'Keyman' in Bullet Attack
on Officer Is Killed.

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, April 14.-Gunmen's
bullets today had removed the
"keyman" in the attempted assas-
sination last January of Henry j.
Garvin, detective inspector.
The victim was Jimmy Walters,
former cabaret owner and police
character. He was shot down by
two Italians as he repaired his au-
tomobile in the back yard of his
Tuscola avenue home Sunday night.
The murder was witnessed by
Walters 5-year-old daughter Betty,
who was playing nearby.
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Hiner Scores Dry Statutes

If congress and the people Of the
United States could have f~oreseen
accurately effects Of the eighteenth
amendment and the VolStead act.
neither would have been passed
eleven years ago. Ward b Hiner'
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation to congress from the Sew
enth district, told a radio audience
over WKBF Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14
Given Year in Reformatorr

Alton Singleton, charged with
violating the Dyer automobile theft
act pleaded guilty in federal court
Saturday and was sentenced to
serve one year and a day at the
federal reformatory at Chillicothe,
o. Singleton suffered a broken
back when the car he is alleged to
have stolen was wrecked near Rich
mond several months ago.@
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by the name of Cameo Kirby" the
story of a gentleman gambler who
forced crooked gamblers to be
straight or pay the bills.
Producers thinking that Show
Boat" with its gambling and ro-
mantle background would be a box
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dressed detective with a mind that
makes certain deductions and then
forces the guilty person to say yes.
Then a bang of a revolver in the
hand of Sergeant Heath and the
guilty one hits the dust OF may be
it was the carpet. Not so exciting
but fiction has again allowed Philo
Vance to bang another murderer.
I am beginning to believe that
GONE Of Van Dimes very good de-
tective novels read much better
than they film.
This week only the Circle has the
Charlie Davis orchestra and Paul
SpOr as master of ceremonies. The
boys moved over for the week from
the Indiana.
Now at the Circle.
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I was in the theater, during this
song interlude. And when the last
strains of it died away, I wanted to
applaud for more, even though it is
repeated several times by the Negro
chorus, and members of thee cast.
But there are other reasons why
you will like this picture, Honey"
The cast is excellent, when it comes
to fun and comedy. ZaSu Pitts, who
is continually shedding tears for no
reason at all, falls for Harry Green,
a private detective, whose chief hob
by is putting away the fire water, al
though you never actually see him
in the act. SkeetS Gallagher, cast
as Nancy's brother. is good for many
laughs. and he also falls in love
with Lillian Roth.
The real love interest however is
centered around Nancy Carroll and
Stanley Smith. Oh, this is a lovely
show. Everyone falls il love. You
see, Nancy leases her fathers
southern home, to a very rich
woman. The servants do not ap-
pear, and so Nancy becomes the
cook, and Skeet, the butler. When
the rich lady arrives with her
daughter Lillian, and Stanley,
whom Lillian is going to marry.
things begin to happen. Lillian
falls in love with the butler, and
Stanley with the cook. Scandel.
And the little girl in the cast. keeps
everyone we'll informed, as to what
is going on around the house,
especially in the kitchen. Although
her prices are high, for the in
formation she gives out, she gets
her money.
Honey" which is taken from an
old comedy success Come Out of
the Kitchen" is a pleasant dose of
entertainment. Nancy Carroll, and
Lillian Roth both sing. as does
Stanley Smith. singing honors 60
ing to Miss Roth for the way she
rendered a chorus of the song
Sing You Sinners" See this pic
ture and forget your troubles.
On the stage the U. S. Indian
Reservation Band play some red hot
rythym. The presentation is nice
entertainments and a little different
from the average. Beautiful stage
effects and hot music from the band
is its main feature.
Concluding the bill is Dessa Byrd
at the organ and Newsreel.
Now showing at the Indiana. (By
Council Turpen).
Other theaters today offer: son
of the Gods" at the Ohio; "Froz0
Justice" at the Lyric; George Fares
at the Colonial: Oriental Girls"
at the Mutual, and, a new revue at
the Walker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14

ISLAND"

At this date there is not any
mystery about submarines because
we have them with us and cunning
photographers have photographed
the bottom of the sea in some
places at least.
When Jules Verne wrote his
many stories about exploring the
bottom of the ocean in a diving
It." he was considered a foolish
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WKBF (14OO) Indianapolis

TUESDAY
A.. NJ.
6:45-Church federation morning worship.
7:00-Talk o. town.
8:45-Stewart'S Radio, Inc,
9:05-Ko-We-Ba program.
9:15-Walter w. Miller Co.
e:25-MorriSon's style talk.
9:35-Hoosier Coffee Club.
9:45-Stardard Nut Margarine cooking
chat.
9:55-Home message.
10:0C-Pomal makes Pomolay.
10:05-Indpls. Paint & Color Co.
l0:15-L. S. AyreS e. CO.
10:30-Market reports.
~10:35-Organ recital.
II :00-Woman'S Club part y,
1l:l5-De Voc paint girls.
11:30-Announcement program.
1l:45-Sue CAROLYN,
P. M.
12:15-The farm adviser.
~: 30-JanSen-Overman Co.
12:35-Mid-day records.
1:00-Walter Hickman, Indianapolis
Times. theatrical review.
1:30-Market reports.
1:35-The girl friends three.
2:00-OrganloRues.
2:30-Tom g. Wash Laugh Club,
3:00-Silent.
S:3O-The Rhythm King.
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~ 81

LONDON, Apr. 14-The Duchess of Lenster, former chorus girl and
wife of the premier duke of Ireland, was found guilty of attempting
to commit suicide today in Lambeth police court
At the duchess trial testimony was brought out that she provided,
out of a $25-a-week allowance, the means of living for herself and
Stanley Williams, 26-year-old cook, in whose cheap flat in Brxton she
is alleged to have attempted suicide.
At the end of the session, the duchess was remanded until April 10,
in order that the court might obtain a medical report as to her condition.
Further details of the misfortune of the girl who rose from the
chorus to the wife of Irelands premier duke, and then sank again, were
revealed when the duchess was arraigned in Lambeth police court this
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Office success, so
they decided to do
Cameo Kirby as
q talker. Some of
this sound sounded
more ike noise to
me than musical
sound. The record
ing is poor most of
the time. j. Har-
old Murray, the
singer, is cast as
Cameo, the straight
gambler. He has
a number of songs,
but none have the
hit ring about them.
And bic singing ic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14
DENIES DANCER MOTHER
Partner Of Gaby Deslys Attacks
Claim of American.

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, April 1.-THE
claim of Edna G. Stiles of
Pasadena that she is the daughter
of the late Gaby DeslyS, famous
Partisan dancer. was attacked here
today by Jules Raucourt, once the
French beauty's dancing partner.
Raucourt denied that Gaby was
born in America, and said he
doubted if the dancer ever had
had a baby.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14
2 MotOrist Killed

BIZ United Press
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, April IA
A Big Four passenger train struck
the automobile driven by James
Shaw. so, Sunday, and crushed him
to death. He was a retired Hend-
ricks township farmer.
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POWELL CHEWS THE
A WITH
Again the Screen Shows Phio Vance Solving a Murder
Mystery Right Before Our Very Eyes.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

OHIO VANCE is not a twin brother Of Sherlock Holmes but they
Il both always get their man.
Again We have Phlo, nicely dressed, IS II ne was going o a swell
party. working on murder clews
To my way Of thinking, It might be just as well for the directors
20 let Phlo take a vacation, because he doesn't seem to have the big
punch that he once had.
That was my idea after seeing William Powell as Phlo Vance and
Eugene Palette as Sergeant Heath Of the detective force in The Benson
Murder Case" About the only novelty in this murder mystery is that
Vance and the district attorney are both in the Benson home when
Benson IS murdered.
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM
MISSION.
M TETNT T0frncfN,

Willard Boone. 2I40la Martindale Ave;
c. w. Board, 404 East Walnut St,
Lebanon, Ind: the Rev. c. z. Burns. goa
Irby, 63i west Vermont St: Marie Camp
bell. Cc Otis Smith. TOT Virginia Ave;
Mr.. Charlie Cummings, 434 South Rural
St; Anna Chambers. & MI. Jassie Cart
CantfeH. I74o Boulevard Place; Mrs. Rose
Cochran. Greenwood. Ind. Bertha Decker.
On Ed Hall Transfer. 1904 w. Washing
ton St; ]. H. Gibson, CO W. 9. Wood.
1872 East Twenty seventh st; Mr.. s. N.
Houston, 1929 Barrow Ave. C.. B: Jacobs.
Louis. 719 North Senate Ave: Mr.. Ted
L. Lowery; Mrs. Pearl Moore, "a Ward
Irby. 63l West Vermont St; H. d. Miller.
1902 North Garvin St. Evansville. Ind;
Mr.; W. F; Mansfield, 577S DETROIT St;
Weatherheld Ave. Hartford. Conn. Apt.
8 A: John McKain. 567 Norwood Ave.
Toledo, O.: Mrs. A.. M. Olsen Kelego.
Harbor. Mich; Mrs. Willard Palmer. %
Mr.. Charles Brooner. 2446 North LaSalle
Geo E; Peats' % v: z, PeatI; Is Nof ia
East Vermont St. Apt. l; Mr.. Ramsey.
1886 Main st Speedway City. Ind; Tom
Street. 70 Ward Irby. 63l West Vermont
St: irwin Scott. 1l45 South West 81.
St: Blanch stormer, 6 west Ray St;
Arthor Sweeney. 1928 North Talbot Ave:
Mrs. Thomas: Mr.. James Wilson. 5i5
Cincinnati St; Louise Young, 4la
Toledo St; o.. F. Behrent. BIG FOUR
STORAGE. $50 South Meridian 81: win
o. r. BEHRENT.
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ing with Palette,
pins the crime on
a man who was in
the room with
V ance and the
district attorney
when Benson was
shot. We do no
sec Philo get into
tight places in the
hands Of the viii
lains ike we sec
Sherlock Holmes
walk right out of
the clutches of the
villains. " III
makes PhilO a well
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-14
3 NEW SPINAL CASES
Meningitis Cases in City Raised to
iii Since Dec. 8.

Three new cases of cerebro spinal
meningitis we're reported to the city
health department today. They
raised the total since Dec. 9. to I'll
cases.
New victims are: Albert Rhodes.
6. Negro, 902 West Walnut street;
Harry R~osenbarger, 10, of 1919 West
Nineteenth street, and Kenneth
Huston. 2, Negro, 1889 Fayette
street.
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d r a e T. And
now, the moving
picture e n,
permitting human
talk and natural
sounds, it W a S
thought a good
idea to film THE
NJ Us t e rious Is
land This pic
ture is done in
c olo T. From a
mechanical stand
point, it will hold
interest for those
who are mechan-
ically minded. But
to me the o
nopca of going
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WLW (7O0) Cincinnati
TUESDAY

A. N.
5:30-Top o. the Mornin'.
6;30-Organ program.
program.
7:30-Morning devotion conducted By Dad
Kershner of Y. M. G.. A.
6:00GAunt Jemima man (NBC).
8:15-Crosley woman'S hour with musicale
cooking chat, poems, household
hints and instructive talks.
915-BristOl-Meyers program (NBC).
Sol stock reports.
9:40-Record review.
10;00-Forecast cooking school fNBC).
I0:3@Weather and river reports.
l0:55-Time signals.
l1:00-Organ concert.
lI:30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
IL d stock report.
IL unconditional farm and home hour
P. M.
12:3O-Town and country.
l2:45-Andy Mansfield.
l:0o-Matinee players.
1:3o-Hilly and Billy.
1:45-Old Friends and Faces.
2:00@Concert orchestra.
3:o0-Woman's Radio Club.
3:o0-Angelus trio.
3:30-Home economics period.
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no other reason,
you're going to
like this musical
comedy, because
of the one song,
Sing You Sin
ners." Not since
the essful
Hallelujah," from
Hit the Deck
have I heard a
melody so full of
rhythm and so
adapted to chorus
singing that it
sweeps you of
your feet. I COM
01eta1xy FORGOT that