Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1920 — Page 18

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‘MA f MANN WEEPS REAL TEARS When Acting Mother Roles on the Screen

ThU Is the era of screen mothers. When Margaret Mann took the sole of the mother in "Heart of Humanity,” the Universal war picture, she inaugurated anew epoch in acreen history. Up to that time characters in film plays had been pushed into the background. But Mra. Mann’s remarkable characterisations and emotional talent appealed so strongly to the public that she was one of the chief attractions of “Heart of Humanity.” Her tears are the real article. Now the original screen mother Is scoring another hit in a similar role In "Once to Every Woman,” the I niversalJewel, starring Dorothy Phillips. Several scenes in this picture in which Mrs. Mann features, are declared by critics to he the “most touching ever filmed.” Mrs. Mann came to this country from Scotland ala years ago and started her American screen career at Universal City. -I- -I- -!- OX VIEW TODAY. On view today: “Buddies” at the Murat' "Monsieur Beaucaire” at English s, big time vaudeville at Keith’s: popular riudeville at the Lyric and Broadway; musical comedy at the Rialto; "Grown Bp Babies” at the Park; “Blackbirds” at the Alhambra; "To Please One Woman at the lsls; "Stop Thief at the Circle; "Behold My Wife” at the Ohio: Border Raiders” at the Regent; The Little Grey Mouse ’ at Mister Smith s, end "The Palace of Darkened Windows at the Colonial. 110 Naval Recruits Accepted During Week

With acceptance of 110 men for In the United States Navy during the week ended yesterday, all enlistment tKords for the Btato were broken, 1. was announced today by officers In charge of Navy recruiting in Indiana. The X R. T Hoosier, local Navy re <*. .. ro.urd • tto W after a State-wide campaign last -lrthroughout the summer, during which time practically every city and town in Jdy being felt, according to the Bureau of Navigation, which also announce School, for voeman, shlpfltters and muSH. .r. "”'*t ,rS ments. Trade school* and * he station at Hampton '■ a ” logeJ filled to capacity and also temporaril y. —s For Itching Eczema, Old Sores and Piles r’3SS,”4°SS'^SC£? frsTSUsSvs oJsTsrat *> 4. everything I W# nklln v. Y.. is William A. Cariey i used PETERSON’S OINTMENT on a little boy raring, terribly with eczema. It andl The h n There'' is Alex. LouWel. a brave B “f£°d aT h o°ld f, so IV-onmTleg l V-onmTleg Pe4rW Ointment' 0 entirely SJled the‘sore quickly ” And from over t2T.SS“ l A ev°Jt box P fo T r E 8 s Mall

amusements. Oecrze Choos Sublets THE LITTLE COTTAGE Occupied by Frank Sinclair. CUff Dixon. Mary Collins and a Most of Charming Visitor*. Eddie Fo^er— Margaret Ford RAYMOND B D With Janet Moor. A company "STORY BOOK STUFF** Valentine & Bsli—The Le firohs Second Featur. Jim Toney and Ann Norman "YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN” Kinograms and Digest Topics “MOLLY AND HER PALS” The Smart Musical Comedy “HEARTS ano FLuW.RS” 6 Other Bright New Features Dancing In the Lyric Ball Room Afternoon and Evening

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AMUSEMENTS. £ft6LiSH'S Tonight Saturday Matinee and Xight. A. L. Erlanger Presents Tlie Musical Event of the Season. ■ MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE With Marion Green and the Original London and New York Cast. Nite—soc to $2.30. Mat.—soc to sl-30. Mon., Taes., Wed.. Dec. SO, St, 22. Mat. Wed. Seats Selling. A. L. KRLANGEK PRESENTS The Distinguished American Actor, CHAUNCEY OLCOTT In the Romantic Comedy MACUSHLA By RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG. Do not fall to hear the peerless lyric j tenor in anew repertoire of distinctive ( ballads. SITE—SOc to $2.04. MAT.—6Oc to $1.50. BROADWAY THEATER BEAUTIFUL ™ EVERY DAY NOON TILL U P. M. I ft DISTINGUISHED In l£ —FcATUBtS— l£ MAT. ANV SEAT T!LL*3 P. M. 20C ■ Kicpt Bat.. Sun. and Holiday*

macro NOW SHOWING i KTdS.CAL FARCE COMEDY I TAKE I WALK |2O PEOPLE 20 Beautiful Chorus i ■ ■■ ‘.m iw owni—i mg—k MSHIBERTnn . . . . UR A. ! Tonight, 8:15 IMatlneo Tomorrow, 2: IS. The Solw>n* Offer CHAS. VIRGINIA LARRY KING— OBRIEN WHEAT In tho Merry Musical Play BUDDIES ISelwyna* Sensible Popular Prices: | Tonight and Tomorrow Matinee, 60c. | $1.30, $2. Lost 3 Performances.

Superior - Musical • Extravaganza Productions This coupon and 10 cents with IT cents war tax, entitles lady to reserved seat In balrony or dress circle at any matinee Mon., Tutu., Wed., Thors., Frl. or Sat.

Argentine Province Riddled by Locusts BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 17.—A plague of locuata, like that which In ancient Egypt “covered the face of the earth,” thla year descended upon the province of Santa Fe. Similar offensives are almost annual events la one part or another of Argentina. The locusts come suddenly and without warning. Where for a year or several years perhaps not one of the Insects has been seen, a veritable cloud of them will one day appear and settle on the ground. At first little damage Is done, but as they progress through the country they bore holes Into the earth, Into which they deposit their eggs. Within a short time the larva are hatched and come forth. At first these cannot fly, and It la at this stage that they devour every living plan-t within their path, with the

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mobiles" $lO 00 Automobile #5.00 SIB.OO Automobile $112.00 SIO.OO Irish Mail $5.00 $3 50 Velocipede $1.90 $6.00 Velocipede $3.75 Sfi.OO Hobby Horse $-1.50 $3.60 Kiddle Kar $12.75 $3.00 A. B. C. Adjustable Car $2.00 $1.25 Passenger Train, 46 , Inches long, 3 coach 75C OOe Freight Train, 33 Inches long - 55^ $1.75 American Flyer Train on track $1.35 *175 Friction Engine > $1.35 SIO.OO Freight Train, SO Inches long SO.OO *IO.OO Construction Automobile. Make your own anto, boys s7^so $175 Construction Aeroplane. Make your own aero $1.35 Largest line <*s steel and wood construction toys In the city. $2.75 500-shot Air Rifle $2.25 $12.00 Rifle $9.50 SO.OO Desk and Chair $4.50 $12.00 Desk and Chair $8.50 $24.00 Desk and Chair SIB.OO * $1.69 i AT ~~S Value *I.OO Sled 65^ *2.60 Coaster Sled *1.75 $3 00 Rapid Firing Gun $2.00 rOe Big Truck Load of groceries 20<t A complete lice of Iron toys, wood toys, construction toys, wagons, sleds, guns, desk*, engines and everything to please the boy. 40c Soldl*r Set 20<* 40e Tlddledywlnk Game JJs<t *1.50 Rnnrfv Andy 75< 25e Little Boy Bin.* Game 15<* 40c Sharpshooter Game 20<* 35c Pottofflee Game 20c* 25c Quoit Game lOd 52.00 Home Teacher Game. SI,OO RUG3 Just received 300 rug* at 25 to 60*5 lower than last spring prices. Almost at the prt6es before the war. FLOOR RUGS $150.00 Royal Wilton, seain.ess $98.00 SIOIXOO Royal Wilton, seamless $72.00 SBO 00 Wilton Kug 830.00 $65.00 Velvet Rugs $38.00 sf!o.o Axminster Hug $40.00 $40.00 Tapestry Rug $31.00 $24.00 Tapestry Kug .*>18.75 $20.00 Wool Fibre Rug $15.00 SMALL RUGS $2.28 27 Inch Rug $1.65 $4 00 27-lnch Velvet Rug $2.25 s6.fO 27-inch Axminster Rug $3.75 $8 00 3<Mneh Axmlnstsr Rug $6.50 $20.00 Crfngoleum Rug 815.00 $28.00 Linoleum Kug SIB.OO Buy yonr rugs now and pay us In March. A small deposit holds any rug until spring. 26-Piece Large Selection

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MOTION PICTURES. yifimibi Justine - |\ Johnstone y IN “Black Birds”! Universal Comedy, Fox News^j ISIS I Lois Weber’s Bpeclal Production “To Please 1 One Woman” 1

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exception of a few species, such ss willow trees. A little later the Insects develop their wings and, leaving tho country through which they have passed a desert, they disappear almost as suddenly as they came. Where they go to has never been discovered. Douglass Re-elected Head by Assessors .T. C. Douglass of Marlon County again will head the County Assessors' Association of Indiana, following his election at the closing session of the annual conference of the nsscssbra with the Stats Board of Tax Commissioners yesterday. Another conference of the assessors may be held here March 1, Fred A. Sims, chairman of the tax board, announced. It was said by Mr. Sims that financial conditions may have changed so much by that time that a session will be Imperative. Resolutions were passed pledging **-

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MOTION PICTURES. - NOW! Sir Gilbert Parker’s “BEHOLD MY WIFE” A George KVlelford Production With—MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT ELLIOTT DEXTER MILTON SILLS Wl® f *#2 M W EMM 1 Performancee Start— | JB jral Kfl |pWjtfa ■ . Week Day 11:30 A. M.. 1.10, *:SO, k Wjj& JWMJgSA £ 4:80, 't 10, 7:80, 0:80 P. M.

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