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general handles the reins of the
household.
When the inventor finally asks
Emma 70 become his wife, complica-
tons begin, for whereas the children
are perfectly willing to have Emma
walt OH them hand and foot, they
cannot reconcile themselves to rec
ognizing their former servant as a
stepmother.
The climax occurs when the in
ventor dies Of a stroke, leaving all
OF his money to Emma. The gentle
and kind-hearted woman now finds
herself not only the center of a cruel
will contest but is also accused of
murder by the children whom she
has cared for since their cradle days.
AS in the cast of Min and Bill, "
the versatile star is given numerous
episodes in which to make the most
OF her inimitable talents as a come
dienne for obviously no family saga
Is without its comedy moments.
In the present instance, audiences
are promised laughs galore when
Miss Dressler visits an airport and
accidently becomes a victim of the
machine which tests would-be avia-
tors for dizziness.
This picture was made under the
supervision of Clarence Brown, one
OF -Goldwyn Mayors foremost
directors who will be remembered
for his fine work on Possessed. E"
"A Free Soul" Inspiration" and
"Anna Christie"
The part of the inventor is played
by Jean Hersholt, we'll known char
acter actor who recently scored in
Private Lives" and "The Sin of
Madelon Claudet." Prominent roles
are also filled by Richard Cromwell,
who scored in "Tolable David"
Myrna 10y, John MILAN, Purnel B.
Pratt, Leila Bennett, Barbara Kent,
Kathryn Crawford, George Meeker,
Dale Fuller, Wilfred Noy and Andre
Cheron.
Featurettes comprising the bal
ance of the program will include
Hal Roach's Our Gang" Rascals, in
their newest comedy "Readin' and
Writin'," James Fitzpatrick travel
talk on "Benares, the Hindu Heav-
en- Flip and Frog in a cartoon nov
city Africa Squeaks" and the latest
release Of the Hearst Metrotone
News.
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Mildred Hastings Will Be in Cast of Ladies of Creation
When 1t Starts Its Engagement at KeithS SUM-
day Niqht-Chevaier Due Friday.

THEATRICAL less importance than the annual visit Of
large Olsen and johnson in any
vaudeville theater the world.
So today these hoogans variety begin their bage
Of laughs at the Lyric
circuit
and half off, which they
bned into business pleasure
During the of concoed which they Will
the older bits
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-16
RICHARD BENNETT
HAS IMPORTANT ROLE

Richard Bennett, stage star for
many years and father of Constance,
Joan, and Barbara, film actresses,
plays one of the leading parts in
"This Reckless Age" Paramount's
Elimination of Lewis Beach'S senti-
mental stage classic, 1.-THE Goose
Hangs High" which is the current
feature at the Circle theater.
He joined a cast comprising
Charles Buddy" Rogers, Peggy
Shannon, Frances Dee, and Charlie
Ruggles in the juvenile leads under
the direction of Frank futile.
One of the stages leading figures
for generation, Bennett, made his
acting debut in 1891 and has been
on the stage ever since. Among his
greatest stage hits, both in the
United States and in London, are
1.-THE Lion and the Mouse" Strong
heart" What Every Woman
Knows" 1.-THE Brass Bottle" "Stop
Thief" Damaged Goods" Kick
In" For the Defense" Beyond the
Horizon" THE Ghost Between, Z" HE
Who Gets Slapped" 'They Knew
What They Wanted" 1.-THE Dove"
1.-The Barker" and "Jarnegan."
Several years ago, Bennett created
a sensation in the silent film version
Of Damaged Goods" He also ap-
peared in one of the early all-talk-
ing productions, THE Home Town
erS," and recently appeared with
his daughter, Constance, in
Bought
In This Reckless Age" Bennett
and Frances Starr play father and
mother roles in a comedy drama, in
which they portray indulgent par
ents who sacrifice themselves to
selfish modern youth.
Variety short films and news
reel supply additional entertain
ment on the Circles bill.
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ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS " Dif hI T45FRs

CUNDAY afternoon Nancy
~ will the Singing
a emphatic sensation last
this
buses and they arrived here late this afternoon.
the largest houses the expected
would be capacity although there left this writing
will include "Ihe
Lord "The Lords PRAYER God
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NEW COMEDY
DUE AT KEITHS

The Berkell Players at Keith'S will
make a transition from the hokum
run of isis Hopkins" in which the
stock company today rounds out a
most successful week. to the smart
sophistication of a recent Broadway
comedy hit, Ladies Of Creation, .
which will be presented for the week
starting Sunday night.
Ladies of Creation" concerns the
romantic and business affairs OF
Sibyl Vanderlyn, creator" in the
field of interior decorating. Sibyl
runs one of those shops, where, if
the bank roll can stand the strain
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have been revised and added to, and
in their present act which runs any
where from forty-five to sixty-five
minutes they have no end of COM
edy- gags. blackoutS, skits, and nut
specialties.
Their company Inis season in
cludes some fifteen or twenty people,
and in addition to their regular al
lottment of stooges, Olsen and
johnson have group Of eight beau
tiful girls, and six colored boys who
sing, dance and help in the merry
making.
The usual menagerie OF animals,
including pet raccoon, wire
haired fox terrier. pigeons, and cats
are carried by the boys. No less
than twenty trunks of props are I'M
loaded in each town where they
play.
Other RKO vaudeville acts have
been booked with Olsen and John
son, and they, too, will join in the
funmaking with the clowns after
THEIR regular acts have been pre-
sented. They are Carlena Diamond,
dancing harpist. Carlena Diamond
is said to be one of the few to sue
cessfully master the harp and then
use it both as solo instrument and
to play her own Accomplishments
for her dancing.
Elder and Reed Brothers are a
trio of tap steppers who with the
aid of special scenic investitures and
costumes present a pretty picture
and some exciting dance routines.
Archie and Gertie Falls offer their
new act. "a Few Hard Knocks"
Maker CT Men," new Columbia
picture, which is the screen event
on the Lyric bill for the week, is
said to go behind the spectacular
sport arena, to uncover a psyche
logical drama Of the relationship be-
tween father and son and to strike
a sensitive, human note
Jack Holt, Richard Cromwell and
Joan Marsh have the leads.
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Took Lessons to Be a Freak

Pictures lead to many strange
things. For instance, Olga Bacla-
nova took lessons for a week from
a professional circus trapeze per-
former to learn enough of an act
to do it convincingly in Freaks, -
in which she appears at the Metro
Goodwin Mayer studios. She did
the scenes perfectly-but her arms
were stiff for days.
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Marie Dresser Plays the Role of Devoted Housekeeper
in Emma Which Is the Feature on the Talking
Screen at the Palace Theater

II NE immensely story especially
n for her by Frances Marion author
Bill WIN be seen on the Palace starting today
Miss Dresslers starring vehicle called
name Of the character
devoted housekeeper
MS children though they
successful invention brings wealth and prestige to the family
ey promptly for they still
Emma who nurses the gownup children still
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CHEVALIER To
BE HERE FRIDAY

The worries and woes of a movie
star are many and even Hollywood
with its sunshine and climate de-
mands a change of scenery for the
tierd stars.
Some of them choose a trip to
Europe, others rest in the mountains
for fishing and boating, but Maurice
Chevalier has an unusual way of
getting relaxation between pictures
by playing a brief whirlwind tour to
some of the various key cities in
which he will play an informal con-
cert sponsored by Charles Dilling-
ham and in which he meets his
friends and admirers in person and
sings for them his songs in French
and in English.
Chevalier will appear here for two
performances only at English's, Fri
day afternoon and evening, Jan.
%.
In this entertainment Chevalier
will be assisted by jacques Fray and
Mario Braggiotti in a novel piano
logue. 1t was this same duo who
did so nobly in the same type of
entertainment at Carnegie hall in
New York City with Chevalier.
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DoweI. Also a chorus OF Holly
woods most beautiful girls appear
in the song and dance numbers.
Lloyd Bacon directed.
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one may purchase artistic advice
and things for the home.
Sibyl is well on the road to both
artistic and financial affluence when
into her life comes an old childhood
sweetheart, a bit of a bounder. as
they say, whose seductive proposals
cause her to forget the comforting
black of her ledgers for the rush
ing red of her heart. Only, Of
course, it doesn't go through, due
chiefly to the sudden appearance of
the Sweetheart's wife seeking esti-
mates on decorating nursery.
The resulting situations are con-
siderably complicated by Sam Han
nigan, the rough and ready business
manager of Sibyls establishment.
and there is much merriment as
we'll as a few impressive dramatic
moments before the fall of the final
curtain.
Ladies Of Creation" is from the
pen Of Gladys Unger. 1t had a run
at the Cort theater in New York
where it was staged by George
Somnes, former director of the In
dianapolis Civic theater.
The leading roles in the BerkelI
production will be enacted by Mar
gerry Williams and Philip Brandon.
Mildred Hastings, popular character
actress who has returned to In
dianapolis to join the Berkell COM
pany, will be in the cast. Between
acts musical entertainment will be
provided by the -Four Melody Girls.
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Humbert P. Pagani, De Witt S. Tai
bert and Fred Davis. The choir's
accompanies is Paul r. Matthews.
Rehearsals will be held every
Tuesday evening until the date of
the concert, Monday, April 4.
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Isabelle YaIkovsk,

Isabelle Yalkoysky
At Sculpture Court at the John
Heron Art institute. Isabelle Yal-
kovsky will appear in a piano re-
cital Tuesday night at $50.
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At the Palace today, Marie
DressIer opens in Emma" To my
way of thinking this is Miss Dress
Ier's most human and greatest pic
ture. I will classify it as one of
the ten best performances I have
ever seen in my life.-By w. D. H.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

President Curtis, Secretary Of the
Treasury Mills, Secretary of War Hurley,
Secretary of State Stimson, Secretary
OF Labor Doak, Secretary of Agricul-
ture Hyde, Postmaster General Brown;
Senators Moses Of New Hampshire,
Hebert Of Rhode Island, Bingham of
Connecticut, and Davis and Reed of
Pennsylvania: Fourth Assistant Post
master General Philip, Alien Property
Custodian Sutherland, Cresswell Mac
Laughlin and Will Irwin. authors;
Representatives Beck of Pennsylvania,
Chiperfield of Illinois and Hooper of
Michigan, and former Representative
MacLafferty of California.
The Democratic orators who will 60
into Maine were listed by John H.
Dooley. chairman of the Maine State
Committee as including:
Former Representative George H.
Combs of Missouri, Col. Henry C. Breck-
enridge, former Assistant Secretary of
War; Gov Joseph B. Ely of Massa-
chusetts, former Gov. Nellie Tayloe
Ross Of Wyoming Representative
Granf1eld of Massachusetts, and Gov
Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland.
while Maine is Republican State,
We are assured of large Democratic
gains in the State election" he said.
Farley Is Confident.
Reports lead us to believe the Maine
Democrats have excellent prospects, u
said James A. Farley, national chair
man.
In the Republican camp. MacLafferty
started his stumping with an address
Evening star., 1932-08-19
before the New York Young Republican

before the New York Young Republican
Club.
"The Democrats pretend to think. and
they certainly hope, that they may be
able to fool enough wet Republicans
into believing that voting for the Demo-
cratic candidates will bring about i'm
mediate repeal of the eighteenth amend
ment," he said.
He referred to the President as "a
physician whose methods have saved
sick country"
Optimistic reports from Illinois were
brought to Farley by P. A. Nash, Cook
County Democratic chairman, and Harry
M. Fisher. chief justice of the Criminal
Court in Chicago.
Melvin A. Traylor, Chicago banker
who was one of the dark horse" candi-
dates at the convention. "is heart and
soul for Roosevelt, and stands ready tc
play whatever role is assigned to hin
in the campaign" they said.
Illinois Fully Organized.
For the first time in history, they
told Farley, each of Illinois 1o1 counties
has a Democratic organization which
will be going full blast by next month
An airplane tour of the Middle West
in behalf Of the Roosevelt campaign has
been started by State Assemblyman
Langdon w. Post.
Post will call upon State Democratic
chairmen and State chairmen Of the
Roosevelt Business and Professional
League now being organized throughout
the country.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Loyalty to Common Good

Today there Is in this country a
loyalty to the common good among our
people which will go forth to rout the
economic peril which hangs over us. It
Is not confined to one sect or one
creed, it is universal. We have gone
through many such periods since the
organization of the Republic, but our
people have come out Of every one OF
them and gone forward with greater
speed and our Nation has become
stronger and more powerful each and
every year since its organization until
today it is the leading Nation OF the
world.
When we read Of the depresSions OF
the past which have given our people
so much concern, and read how little
was done to check them by the national
administrations then in power, and
then recall what has been done by the
present administration to bring relief
we are Justly proud of what has been
done and we feel sure that in time
such efforts are bound to succeed
At the outset of the depression the
President called a conference of the
leaders in every walk Of life in this
country. He formulated a building
program which included the erection
of public buildings and works, the con-
struction of highways, the improvement
of rivers and harbors, etc. This pro-
vided employment for a large number
Of American laborers; 1t created mar
Evening star., 1932-08-19
LANCASTER DIARIES
TURNED OVER TO U. S.
Murder Trial Documents Available
if Needed in Deportation
Case Against Flyer.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, August 1e.-Three
diaries Of Capt w. N. Lancaster, Brit
ish flyer acquitted Wednesday Of a
charge of murder In connection with
the death of Haden Clarke, young
author, today were turned over TO the
United States Department of Labor
after brief hearing In Judge H. F.
Atkinson's chambers.
James M. Carson, attorney for Lam
caster, stipulated only that a COPY OF
the diaries which covered 1930-31 and
the early months Of 1882 be retained
by Lancaster, and that no other copies
be made except for governmental work.
Only one of the diaries, that covering
the early part Of 1882, was used during
his trial.
James j. Forester, Labor Depart
ment inspector. declined to say what
use would be made of the diaries or il
deportation warrant issued more than
Evening star., 1932-08-19
The Constitution

It seems to me that the statement on
the Constitution and the manner OF lts
amendment made by the great states
man, the bicentennial of whose birth all
the people Of our country are celebrat-
ing this year, George Washington,
might with propriety be repeated to-
dav. He said,
This Government, the offspring OF
our own choice, uninf1uenced and un-
awed. adopted upon full investigation
and mature deliberation, completely
free in its principles, in the distribu-
tion of its powers, uniting security with
energy. and containing within itself a
provision for its own amendment, has
a just claim to your confidence and
your support. Respect for its authority
compliance with its laws, acquiescence
in its measures. are duties enjoined by
the fundamental maxirns Of true lib
erty. The basis Of our political sys-
TENS is the right of the people to make
and alter their constitutions Of govern
ment But the constitution which at
any time exists, until changes by an
explicit and authentic act Of the whole
people. is sacredly obligatory upon all. y
The Republican platform recognizes
the fact that the people should have
full opportunity for the expression OF
their will on the question of amending
the Constitution and makes no dis
tinction as to the republicanism of the
members Of the party because of their
stand on the prohibition question. II
clearly points out that the Constitution
provides the manner in which amend
ments to 1t may be made, and II
changes are desired in it. they should
be made in the way the Constitution
designates.
While the people may differ as to the
wisdom of the enactment of a particu-
lar piece Of legislation. or as to the
amending of the Constitution, 1t is i'm
possible to ignore the Constitution.
The Republican party pledges itself
to the faithful enforcement and the
vigorous execution of the eighteenth
amendment to the Constitution and to
oppose the return Of the saloon.
/ believe in meeting the issue squarely;
I am strong believer in the rule OF
the majority and feel the people should
at all times be given full opportunity to
express their opinion on the Constitu-
ton or amendments thereto, but per-
sonally, I am not only in favor oi
honestly and fearlessly enforcing all oul
laws, but further, 1 am opposed to the
return of the salocn, and I am opposed
to the repeal of the eighteenth amend
ment.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Money in Circulation

The present administration has taken
active steps to put boarded and idle
money in circulation; in other words
to put 1t to work in industry so as to
give labor employment and to add to
the purchasing power Of our people
The records show that it has been
successful in is efforts. When the
crash came in October 1929. there was
S40.23 per capita in circulation: the
amount decreased to S3S 80 in october,
1880. Since then the amount in circu-
lation has increased and on June 81,
1882. the amount per capita in circu-
lation was $45.50.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
PARTIES MOBILIZE
ORATORS IN EAST
Maine Election First Test Of
Political Drift-Each Side
Confident of Gains.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 19-Both Re
publicans and Democrats are lining up
their star orators for a forensic bonn
bardment of the East.
Representative John @. Tilson, East
ern director of the Hoover Curtis
Speakers Bureau. announced the
names of 20 men who will stump the
II States in this area.
From Democratic national headquar-
ters came list of six speakers who Will
be sent into Maine. Two are Govern
ors and one a former Governor.
THE first objective in this speaking
campaign will be the Maine State cleo
ton September r." said Col. Ttlson.
The speakers on his list are Vice
Evening star., 1932-08-19
How Modern Women
Lose Pounds Of Fat
Swiftly-Safely
Gain Physical Vigor-Youthfulness
With Clear Skin and Vivaci0us Eyes
That Sparkle With Glorious Health

Here's the recipe that banishes fat
and brings into blossom all the nat
ural attractiveness that every wom-
an possesses.
Every morning take one-half tea
spoonful of Kruschen Salts in
glass of hot water before breakfast
cut down on pastry and fatty
meats-go light on potatoes, butter.
cream and sugar-in weeks get on
the scales and note how many
pounds of fat have vanished.
Notice also that you have gained
in energy-your skin is clearer
your eyes sparkle with glorious
health-you feel younger in body
keener In mind. Kruschen will
give any fat person joyous sur
prise.
Get a bottle OF Kruschen Salts-the
cost is trifling and it lasts weeks. II
even this first bottle doesn't convince
you this is the easiest, safest and surest
way TO lost fat-if you don't feel a
superb improvement in health-so glori-
oCsly energetic-vigorously alive-your
money gladly returned.
1 But be sure for your health's sake
that you ask for and get Kruschen Salts.
Get them at Peoples Drug Stores Of any
drug store in the world.-Adyertiseme
Evening star., 1932-08-19
FIGHTS RECEIVERSHlP
Creditor Moves to Vacate Fox Cor
poration Order.

NEW YORK, August 19 ga mo-
tion to vacate the equity receivership
of Fox Theaters Corporation. established
in June, was filed in Federal Court yes
terday by Nathan Burkan. attorney for
A. c. Blumenthal. a creditor
Burkan asks the receivership be set
aside on the ground the proceedings
were "collusiye, sham, fictitious. in bad
faith and of ulterior motive" The mo-
ton is returnable Tuesday morning. u
Evening star., 1932-08-19

Minnesota Avenue Service Station
MINI. Ave. and Hayes st. NE.
Z. c. Sherfey, Service Station No.
18th and A SITS. NE.
j. F. White
400 ST. NE
Howard ID. WOOdsOn
49th and Deane Ave. NE.
SOUTHWEST
Home Service Station
$500 Maryland Ave. S.W.
Dwight X. Terry
9TH and G SITS. S.W.
Washington Tourist Camp
Potomac Park S.W.
SOUTHEAST
Allard Brothers
4501 Bowen Rd. Sc.
Bowman's Service Station
Nichols Ave. and Raleigh St. Sc.
Charles Bromberg
Nichols Ave. and Orange st. Sc.
Gus Service Station
1900 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Jerome Hurst
18Th and C SITS. Sc.
MARYLAND
Beitsville Garage
Washing 81 on Baltimore Blvd. Beltsville.
DeWiltOn ii. Donaldson
9th and Montgomery Aves., Laurel
Walter Dorsey
Fairland. r. ID. No. /, Beltsville.
Geo. M. EffOrd
Wash. BALTIC. Blvd, 1 Mile So. Of Laurel
John p. Geary
| Grain and Defense Highways, Bowie.
GingeIl Motor Company
! Washin tom Baltimore Blvd, Berwyn.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

two months ago against Lancastefi.
would be served.
Mrs. ]. M. Keith Miller, Australian.
aviatrix and Lancaster's flying compan- -
ion for five years. will be given q hear
ing Monday on a deportation warrant
The State charged a love triangle in-n
volvtng the woman flyer led to Clarkex.s
death. but the defense contended he "a
was a suicide.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

Pennant Auto Supply Co.
1898 New Jersey Ave. NV.
Riggs Garage
1867 St. NV.
b. E. Schrieder
$50 Carol ST.. Takoma Park.
Scott Motor Service
| 22 Florida Ave. NV.
Service Station Of Washington No. /
18th and l. Sts. NV.
Service Station Of Washington No.
I4th and Belmont SITS. NV.
Shepard g. Hayes
| $500 M ST. NV.
E. c. Sherfey, Service Station No.
4515 Conduit Rd. NV.
L. p. Steuart, Inc.
| I440 St NV.
Wardman Park Hotel Garage
eth and Calvert Sts. NV.
NORTHEAST
Aliens Service Station
I7s5 BenninE Rd. NE.
BurrelPs Service Station
4sth and Deane Ave. NE.
Capital Service Station
Bladensburs Rd. and Lyman st. NE.
X. G. Dunno & Company
9Th and II SITS. NE.
Hughes Service Station
Bladensburg Rd at ID. C. Line NE.
Twins Service Station
Benning Rd. and Central Ave. NE.
Lapidus Service Station
1929 BIadensburG Rd. NE.
Limerick's Service Station
i5th st. and BenninE Rd. NE.
Loko Service Station
1890 Florida Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

the country which is SO much needed
at this time by the producers on the
farms and in the factories of our land.