Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1919 — Page 17

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY. ATGEST 27. 1919.

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Thw is the architect’* idea of how the Hawthorne community house wiil look from the front when it is completed. A campaign for *40#>0 will be started in September by West Side workers. They hope to build £»£ie spring. ' V.' " • \

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ML OPEN MAY

IODERN PALYHOU8E PLANNED TO^EAT 2,000 PERSONS.

DEVOTED TO VAUDEVILLE

ouncement wa% made today by M. Olaon, president of the Cenusement Company, that the new theater will open He doors Monaftemoon. Continuous vaudeville dll be the policy of the rebuilt theater, lie performance* beginning at 1 o'clock i the afternoon and continuing until 11 The new theater will seat 2.000 persons

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and will be one of the largest and finest playhouses in the state devoted to vaudeville. Its total cost will approximate a quarter of a million dollars. A restroom for. women, smoking room for men and a spacious mezzanine floor will be among the features. Perhaps 'the greatest innovation will be the dance floor In the basement of the theater building. This Will be turned over to patrons for their enjoyment while the house is filled and it is necessary to wait for the next performance before admission can be gained. A jazz band will provide dance music. trouble shifts of workmen are employed night and day putting the finishing touches to the theater, and It is expected that every- detail will be in readiness fpr public inspection by Monday. * Extemporizing. [Washington Atari That meeting of actors led to aorao confused discussion.’* •-ye*,” replied Mr. fitortnlngton Barnes. "After ail. It is beet to call in so author now and then to help out wtthwhe dialogue.”

DRIVE TO RAISE $40000 TO START IN SEPTEMBER, fc

ALL CITIZENS INTERESTED

force, with the exception of James j in the police force, which has been going Browning, superintendent of police, | on for some time, and during which were let out last night by the police! charges and counter charges of neglect board, and a new police force is being of duty were made. The police let out organized todav. j were Hugh Hinkle, Burt Hazel, U!e The action of the police board' ll said j Clark. Samuel Cardwell and Walter to have been caused by a controversy 1 Peterson.

Manufacturers, clergymen, teachers, business n**b and lodge leaders of West Washington street and the west

side will conduct a cam

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munity house in the spriu„ Plans of the building show the community bouse will be ninety-eight feet long and sixty-five feet wide, two stories high, with a deep basement. The auditorium and gymnasium wili be on the ground floor, where a girls room and women’s parlor will be situated, Across the hall is the child garden, and the general office. To the rear of the building will be two serving rooms, with dumb waiters connecting with the basement kitchens. On the second floor are rooms for churches, charities, lodges and bustness men. Here will be a balcony and [ a motion-picture booth. In the cellar will be a boys and men’s club rooms,

shower baths and kitchens.

“Probably we war*call it the Hawthorne Community House when it is completed.'’ says the Rev. G. G. Baker, pastor of the West Park Christian church, editor of the West Side Messenger. a paper nublished in the tnterests of the West Side community. The library and the school of the West Side

are named Hawthorne.

Officers of the Hawthorne Community Association are: Charles Cliff, president; J. I. Smith, vice-president; Ora Huntington, secretary; t>. H Fatout. treasurer. Other citizens working for the welfare of the association are: The Rev. W. G. Ctssma, pastor of the West Washington Street Methodist Episcopal church; the Rev. Mr. Baker. Will Crawford. Frank Driver, W. a. Brown. W. E_ Vantalge, Dr. Oscar Jones. W. E. Lemon. Mrs. »E. C. Carsten. Miss Mary H. Ma Ardle, Georfe Barry. Mrs. R. M. Pettijohn. O, W. Cotton. F. E. Bowers

and V. F- Forsythe.

POLICEMEN ARE LET OUT. Action by Bloomington Board la Re-

sult of Controversy.

[Special to The Indianapolis News] BLOOMINGTON, Ind., August 27.-All the membemof the Bloomington police

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