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ity to portray such heartrend-
ing emotion is a mystery to me.
But it is great work. Watch her
in the death-bed scene with her
mother. Here is great natural act
ing. There is another child actor
that registers in this movie and
that is David Durand as the youth
full Brock.
Frances Dee as the grown up
Anne does some impressive and eff
fective work showing that she is
growing rapidly in her art.
Here is a sad picture with Ban
croft attempting to give an impress
sive performance of a very I'M
sympathetic role.
The climax of the story when
Bancroft wrecks his own ship build
ing yards to clear his selfish con-
science is too far fetched and I'M
realistic.
Robert Ames comes on and off in
many scenes in a sort of a male
Pollyanna role.
Ben Bard is the central figure of
the Fanchon and Marco idea on the
stage. This unit runs more to
comedy with a good burlesque on
gals" who entertained us years and
years ago.
Now at the Indiana.
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BANDITS FLEE
WITH Cash IN
SIX STICKUPS
One HoIdup Man Is Routed
When Grocer Runs for
His Gun.

Six holdups in which bandits
reaped a total of s1S8 in cash, and
another which was frustrated when
a grocer ran for a gun, we're being
investigated today by police.
When a Negro bandit attempted
to pull a revolver from a paper sack
in the holdup of a Standard grocery
at $50 West Michigan street, Sat
urday night, Walter Fitch, SO, of AIT
Limestone avenue, manager, ran to
the rear of the store for his own
gun, and the bandit fled.
Binding and gagging Clayton
Swicegood. 80, of 1444 West Ohio
street, "kidnaper" bandit robbed
him of s18 and left him lying in
the Nickel Plate Railroad building
at Washington and Noble streets.
Swicegood told police the gunman
accosted him as he was walking
near the court house and asked him
if he wanted a good job" Swice-
good said he answered yes" The
bandit then told Swicegood to come
to his office, where he tied his hands
and feet, placed the gag in his
mouth and rifled his pockets.
Two Negro bandits, one of whom
was masked, held up William Titus,
1881 West Market street. attendant
at Gaseteria filling station in the
700 block White River boulevard,
robbing him of SIS.
F. A. Newly, 1470 North PennsyI-
vania street, was robbed of SIT by
a Negro bandit who threatened him
with gun as he parked his car in
a garage in the rear of his home
Sunday night, police were informed.
Two bandits escaped with a watch
and $25 after holding up Kenneth
Stamm, attendant at Lincol filling
station at 2919 English avenue,
Sunday night. police were told.
While cleaning his automobile in
a garage at his home Sunday aft
ernoon. Lawrence Rosemeyer, 1888
Central avenue, was robbed of SOB
by two bandits.
Entering a Supreme Oil Company
filling station at Indiana avenue and
Tenth street Sunday night, Ne
gro bandit greeted Charles K. Bal
ley, I'LL North New Jersey street,
attendant, with the command,
We'll, let's have it." The gunman
took Bailey's money changer and
$40 in cash, police were informed.
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character. She fought and even
murdered to protect her honor, and
she won.
I was much more interested in
the cast than the story because I
am very familiar with this story
on the stage, in printed form and
on the screen.
Lionel Barrymore gives a splendid
savage and repulSiye portrayal OF
the Russian autocract who was the
head of the yellow ticket system.
Here is great and powerful acting
in a role that is very unpleasant.
Barrymore again is the great actor
en- the screen.
Was greatly impressed with the
intelligent emotional acting Of ELISA
Landi as the girl who acquires a
terrible reputation for good rea-
son.
Am just getting so that I am In
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it a happy Christmas" the sheriff
declared. Blocks Of tickets will be
sold to those able to purchase them
and then be distributed to the poor
children Of the city.
"All profit will be turned over to
the city and county employees relief
fund which maintains the soup
kitchen at 227 East Maryland street.
Arrangements have been made
with professional acts employed
during the circus season by Hagen
beck & Wallace, Sells FIoto, Ring
ling Brothers, 101 Ranch and others
to donate their services.
Headquarters of the circus have
been opened in the Aetna Trust
building for the ticket sales cam
paign.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
Leo De KOrn, Endurance Golfer
Leo De Korn, a member of the
Purchase Country Club, Purchase,
N. Y, has staged three golf en-
durances contests in an attempt
to set a worlds record. On June
81, 1880, he played 14f holes on
the Purchase course without a
stop, covering fcrty-five miles in
seven and one-half hours. On
July %, 1880, he played 200 holes
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Beloved Bachelor"
that I do not care
for Paul Lukas
whether he is
playing a "be-
loved" role or not.
His a &C e n t e d
dialect is more
irritating to me
than ever. It must
be my nerves, but
nevertheless his
acting did nothing
toward m a kin g
him one of my
favoriteS. He is
cast as a great
n - -
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House." now used as a sightseeing
attraction. 1t is altogether out of
the perpendicular, part of the
wall being buried in the ground
as a result of mining operations,
which have honeycombed the I'M
derstratum. It is as difficult to
walk steadily through the halls
and doorways as to pace the deck
of a vessel in a rolling sea. The
inside presents many optical il
lusions, and clocks, shelves, and
tables all appear to be crooked
though they actually are straight.
But the greatest attraction is roll
ing marble over a leaning table,
where the marble seems to roll
uphill.
Tuesday "a Mountain That
ThunderS."
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BANCROFT BUILDS
SHIPS THIS TIME

The director of Rich Mans
Folly has attempted to make a
serious picture having as its theme
the utter seIhshneSs of shipbuilder
to his business and his desire to
have a son.
This desire to have son on the
part of this selfish man gives Dawn
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HERE is A WOMAN
WHO INVITES A PAST

I have always felt that 1.-THE
yellow Ticket" would be made as
a talker.
1t was quite successful on the
stage with Florence Reed as the
Jewish girl who stamps herself as
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terested in Miss Landi. Haven't been
so much impressed before. My fault
probably.
The Yellow Ticket" has been
magnihciently acted, photographed
and directed, but it is I'M
pleasant about three quarters of its
length.
Now at the Apollo
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OF List and the
peaceful Chopin
ballade. =
The first group
paved and made
possible the con-
tinuance of the
soothing mood of
the Chopin group
which followed the
intermission.
1t was while play
ing the vigorous
LISTS "Rhapsodie
Espagnole" that we
felt the powerful
Rachmaninoff of
another mood. His
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16
RACHMkNINOFF
THRILLS LARGE
CITY AUDIENCE
Famed Musician Generous
With EnCoreS; Chopin
Group Featured.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

CERGEI RACHMANINOFF was
- in a quiet and melodious bal
lade program mood yesterday after
noon during his recital at English's.
The two Brahms ballades had
that quiet and beautiful charm, as
did the haunting B Minor Ballade
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16
COUNTY WARDS
TO SEE CIRCUS
Keith's Chosen for Event
Dec. Is. rs and n.

With charitable organizations of
all descriptions pledged to care for
the physical well being of orphaned
and destitute children of the county,
Sheriff Charles L. Sumner and his
deputies are making elaborate plans
for circus and toyland festival to
be held Dec. 25, 26 and 81 in the
B. F. Keith theater. -
A real circus for inmates of the
orphans homes of the county, the
county infirmary and other chart
table institutions will help to make
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16
School to Be Rebuilt

By IlNcS NpeCluI
BOSTON, Ind. Nov. 16.-The
Boston school, which recently was
badly damaged by a cyclone, will
be rebuilt. The probable cost was
not estimated by Trustee Thomas
Daugherty but he said insurance of
$4,000 would not completely
cover it.
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~ Lay a NAAoA4OC w
do some of the
most natural bro
ken hearted act
ing ] have ever
witnessed upon the
talking sore e n.
She puts over the
idea of her dis
NAL life in the
big house as she
realizes that she
is an unwanted
child on the part
of h er father
(B a n C r o f t..
Where this child
received her abil-
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5000 Favor Payment

p Y 7 ITWt7 NFNVIVt =
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. To-
Petitions requesting immediate pay
ment of war veterans compensation
certificates were presented at
meeting of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars here. The petitions bore the
signatures Of 1900 persons.
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Ogden Will Speak

bY IIWtS Np6cIuE
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Nov. 10
James M. Ogden, attorney general
OF Indiana, has accepted an invita-
ton to come to address members of
Friends churches of Hamilton coun-
ty here, Dec. IS, On Temperance
and Law Enforcement"
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in fifteen hours, covering fifty
two miles. To better this record,
De Korn played 246 holes on June
%, 1881, in twenty-one hours, 60
ing the distance of seventy miles.
His average for the $50 holes was
SO strokes round, and the total
time forty-three and one-half
hours.
The Crooked House - On the
estate of Earl Dudley, Himley,
England, there is a very curious
habitation known as the Crooked
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16
CONCERNING THE
BELOVED BACHELOR"

I am quite sure that there are
certain people on the screen that
you just don't like and don't care to
see for no particular reason.
Well, am going to admit right
at the start of my opinion of "The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16

IS acting better to-
day than ever. OF
course since coming
to the screen, he
never has had any
trouble in getting
his voice over. Al
though THE Cuban
Love Song" is
slightly drawn out
as to story, yet you
can forgive that
because Tibbett is
doing a lot Of war
bling this time. And
Miss Velez finds
time to do some
Ucif1 Uif1o'3 tor uov
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16
FINE TUNES FOUND
IN TIBBETT MOVIE
George Bancroft Becomes Ship Builder in Rich Mans
Folly Now on the Indiana Theater Screen
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

E surely are some mighty soothing and whng tunes in Law
Tibbes contribution
Here sort Of singing Bird Of Paradise" Cuba
love interest between marine played Tbbett Cuban beauty
played by
This one is rich in melodies that will stick to such
the love and the everhaunng
with Of rmba moyementand what
puts into this dance
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a bad won a n
morally and COM
mercially so she
can go to the
bedside of her
dying father when
the car ordered
no passports to
men and women
of a certain race.
This girl was pure
and good Of heart
but the terrible
system of the
car as revealed
by the yellow
passport system,
made an outcast
and a bird of prey
81 e L-..4sr.-r
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Man. SO. Jailed

KNOX, Ind, Nov. 16.-J. R. Mil
Ter, 83, Medaryville, is a prisoner in
the Starke county jail here awaiting
trial on charge of violating the
dry law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16
APPEAL COSTS REPAID
State Gets $39S.65 Rebate in Chain
Store Tax Case.

DtOTe lax case.
Budget of the attorney-general's
office is richer today by $398.50.
This sum was returned by check
from the federal district court here.
The money had been posted to per-
feet appeal of the chain store tax
case, which the state won in the
United States supreme court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16

Other theaters today offer Clyde
Cook and Johnny Perkins at the
Lyric and Platinum Blonde" at
the Ohio.
Wednesday afternoon at English's
Charming Pollock. author of 1.-THE
House Beautiful" which was a
Broadway hit last season and which
comes here Thanksgiving day night
will give free lecture. He will
talk about his own play under the
title of THE Theater."
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sculptor, who fails to see that a.
good German woman loves him and
that ritzy society dame with good
looks is only playing him for a sap.
A terrible tragedy removes the Ger
man woman from the story, but
leaving the sculptor with l.er
daughter by former marriage.
The story then settles down to
the efforts of Betty, the adopted
daughter of the sculptor, to compel
him to treat her as an honorable
competitor for his heart and his
hand in marriage instead of being
considered just as a child
Some of the scenes are very
moonlight and there is a lot of
sentimental hokum all dressed up
IN the right brand of sugar.
The women chief in support of
LukaS are Dorothy Jordan and Vivi-
enne Osborne. And Charlie Ruggles
is very much present.
You probably will rave over this
Pollyanna story. And I hope VOL
do if you want to.
Now at the Circle.
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These Historical Women

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Tibbett is in splendid singing
voice during the entire picture and
he acts like he loved the play. He
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A THREE DAYS COUGH
is YOUR DANGER SIGNAL

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CRYING -. sobbing {. laugh
~ ing! Tears in her eyes one
minute =. smiling the next! She has
no control of herself :. the slight
est thing drives her to distraction.
Tired all the time. :. overwrought
-. nerves strung to the breaking
point, she tries to do her work.
She looks. old, haggard. How
pitiful il is TO see her suffering
when it is so unnecessary!
Constant headache, backache,
and dizzy spells are robbing this
woman ofyouth, beauty and health.
If she would only give Lydia E.
Pinkham' 5 Vegetable Compound
NEWT Lydia E. Pinkbam's Y
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GENERAL MA TO
FIGHT JAPANESE
TO LAST DITCH
chinese Leader Denies Aid
by Russia; Wants Only
League Help.
BY FREDERICK KUN
United Press STAFF Correspondsnt

-. ' w oIaW NUTTfsponnfnt
tW9rlo copyright 1881 BY the United
Ftess. All right reserved reproduc-
ton prohibited
La gaceta., 1931-05-04

4IUs %, III, VCy doIIIIIS UOII
1c, III, 2e.
Alcanz6 aver su quinto triun-
fo en- 10 que va de temporada,
West Terrell, ell pitcher estrella
del Cleveland.
\ Cleveland 7c, 11h, lie; Detroit
Nc, III, 2e.
st. Luis &c, 15h, Be; Chicago
DC, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1931-05-04
natN8h, 4e.

Pittsburg SC, 14h, 2e; Cincin.
natl 10c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1931-05-04

nero 521 de la avenida East
Hanna, que Sc hallaba desalqui-
lada.
por efeGto de Ia explosion
la casa qued6 reducida a escom,
bros en- menos de media hora.
Respondieron a la Hlamada
las estaciones de bomberos de
Ybor City y Seminoles Heights.
Cerca de la puerta del frente
fue colocado un cartuchA de di-
namita, segun sc suponev
Ell jefe de bomberos hat inicia
do una investigation.
BOLETIN DE Ell BEN PU
BLICO
Por ell DR.. Rafael Ortega fue
ron operados Juan Acosta, de
La gaceta., 1931-05-04

lie Is y avenida 10, las 'ogiaS
Prcgreso No. 81 e Ideal No. 55.
Los Mobiles Grandes de esas
Logias, Sres. Milo Manso y Bias
Rodriguez, suplican Ia asisten-
ella de los Odd Fellows, ell mar
tes, a las ocho de la noche.
Una pequena fiesta tendra
lugar.
La gaceta., 1931-05-04

Cherry 1922; Virgilio Perez, de
avenida Doce 17l6, y JESUS Fer.
nandez, de la avenida Catorce
I4I3.
Rosalia Reggie, de la Sept,
ma avenida 1919, fu6 operada
por ell DR.. Rowlett.
Ell DR.. Guerra oper6 a Jose
Reyes, de la Cuarta avenida
1910, y Rene Beiro, de Chestnut
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For MkclON
DH Puerto

Durante ell dia oe aver entra-
ron los vapores americanos Gu
ba Y Alamo.
Ell Cuba retorn6 aver por la
tarde a los puertos de su proce-
dencia, Key West y la Habana.
Tambien Sc hicieron a la
mar los vapores americanos Ar
lyn y Gulfoil
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LA ~EXPORTACION DE MA
DERA

Moscow, mayo 4.-La expor-
taci6n de MADEIRA del Soviet ha
aumentado en- gran escala, as
cerdiendo los contracts a la can
tidad de 500, 500, 900, segun las
cifras oficiaies.
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FL TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y manana.
Lluvias. Vientos suaves del este.
Temperature maxima aver. sc
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grades; minima 6S.

grades; minima 68.
Sale ell sol a las SAT a. m. Y
Sc pone a las FOG p. m. Sale la
luna a las 1912 p. m. y Sc pone
a las 1927 a. m.
Marea alta a las Ais a. m. v
1925 p. M; marea baja a las
S:45 a. m. Y 1927 p. m.
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Una misteriosa explosion Sc
guida de incendi6, d~estruy6 en-
la madrugada de hoy la casa MI
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LIGA NACIONAI

Los Cardenales volv'I d;
nuevo a derrotar a los q g.
nando la serie.
Chicago 4c, Oh, De; Sd tui,
SC, Oh, Re.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De; BID Eol
1c, Oh, De.
Pittsburg, &c, III, De; Cinci
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VISTA DEL GRAN Macs
TRIO DE LOS ODD FELLOW

Hara manana una vista a
Tampa ell Gran Maestro de la
Orden Odd Fellows, en- honor
del cual celebraran una tenida
conjunta, en- ell palacio de la ca
La gaceta., 1931-05-04

Dazzy Vance domino aver q
los Gigantes, con Alfonso Lopez
de companero,
Lopez ayudAa la victoria de
su club con hits.
New York &c, 1oh, De; Rroo-
klyn 4c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1931-05-04

UNA CASA DE LA AVENI-
DA HANNA DESTRUIDA
POR EXPLOSION E IN
CENDIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
.HERRIOT SCORES DEBT.
PLAN AS INJUSTICE.
Tells French Radical Socialists He
Wants Peace, but With Fair
ness and Dignity.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VITRY- LE-FRANCOIS. France. June
29-Former Premier Edouard Herriot
told the radical Socialists OF the Marine
Yesterday that a Franco-G German rap
proChement is the pillow of peace
ANY Franco-German conflict is
partly misunderstanding. but there are
also essential Emergencies" he said.
Just now by the move made in the
United States Germany showed she evil
IDENTIFY wants to liquidate her repara-
tons Let's beware. To sacri-
fee reparations would not only be to
abandon our most authentic rights: it
would also make the innocence of our
country dubious
President Hoover's moratorium offer
was described as having deprived
France of a chance to talk to Germany
first
ITS as a pacifist and Frenchman
that we protest against the summary
proceedings of which we have been the
Victims" he said And the last "a
hours unanimously aggressive reports
in the German press do not seem to
demonstrate very clear attitude of
gratitude or even justice.
THE latest politeness would please
us better than this series of articles
which is like a cannon blast. Peace?
Yes. Germans, but with a feeling of
mutual justice and mutual dignity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-29
EXPERTS PLAN STUDY
OF CHILE'S FINANCES
American and British Bankers to
Give Particular Attention to
Government Debts.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO. Chile. June 29.-Nego-
tiations are nearing CO rpletion, the
government announced yesterday, for a
visit to Chile by group of American
and British banking experts to investi-
gate the countrys financial situation,
with particular attention to government
obligation
With their assistance it is hoped a
way may be found to provide for service
charges and amortization for the bal
ance of the year on Chile's national
debt thus avoiding the necessity for
the government to seek a moratorium
or to take any other more severe
measures.
A suggestion is understood to have
been made that fund sufficient to
meet the governments obligations be
set aside. but retained temporarily in
the country to prevent drop in ex-
hange. which might result fro n ship
ment of too much gold out of Chile.
Chile's situation actually is separate,
but has a definite connection. neverthe-
less, with the proposal for a pan
American conference to discuss debts,
ornaments, tariffs and unemployment.
Chile's situation is acute because OF
depression in the nitrate and copper
markets.