Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1921 — Page 7

WELFARE MEET ' HERE MAR. 31 300 Will Attend Salvation Army Convention. Buslnes* and professional men and women 6t Indiana, who have been Impressed with, the practicability of the Salvation Army's county advisory board plan, are coming to Indianapolis. 3'*o strdnjr. from all parta of the State Thursday, March 31. They will be delegates from their county advisory boards to the Statewide convention of those boards, which will be held on that day In the Hotel Seyerln in this city. Secretary of State Ed Jackson, president of the State advisory bbard, which leads the ninetytwo county advisory boards, will preside during the day’s session. The convention will disclose for the first time the extent of one of the most comprehensive social surveys ever made In Indiana or elsewhere. .These surveys have been made In a confidential manner by each count/ advisory board. The results will be discussed at the State meeting and a defin--I*. working plan evolved for meeting the needs. iirDGE lIAY TALKS AT SCHOOL. In an address before the students of the Benjamin Harrison Law School last night. Judge Linn B. Hay, Superior Court, room 2. declared that honesty, fairness and gentlemanly manners are the three greatest assets that a lawyer can have. He said that upon a foundation bullded of these three elements, a lawyer builds a career that either crumbles or stands, depending upon the proportion used of those elements.

I THE ACME OF CLASS IN SONG AND DANCE REVUES ! THE INDIANAPOLIS CHILD PRODIGY I MARTHA DORIS MACHAELIS I ASSISTED BY EVELYN KATAP4IK IN A TERPSICHOREAN NOVELTY ‘ THE ROYAL FIVE ' I IN THE VARIETY CONCOCTION “A NIGHT AT THE CLU3” 1 ROBERT & DEMON! MARKS & ROSA REIFF BROTHERS i ACROBATIC ODDITIES THE MOVIE MANIAC COMEDIANS 1 FOUR NOVELTY PIERROTS tEWiS, LAVARRE & DAVIS f SENSATIONAL ATHLETES A HOKUM REVIEW j| FOX FILM FARCE “THE SIMP” j Dancing *i?Lijric Ball Boom M I

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FRITZ LEIBER, HELEN HAYES DIVIDE STAGE (Continoed From page Six.) Then among other acts there will be Robert and De Mont In eccentric acrobatic oddities; Marks and Rosa “The Movie Maniac," a laughable satire on the motion picture craze; Lewis, La Varre and Davis, a trio Os funmakers, who bill their offering as "‘A Hokum Review;" the Reiff brothers, popular comedians, and the Four Novelty Pierrots, sensational athletes. Rounding out the show there will be a Fox film farce, “The Simp,” the Pathe review and the Paramount magazine. -I- -I- -I----AT THE BROADWAY. The feature attraction at the Broadway for the first half of the week Is the Great Jenson, who Is said to be a master of mystery jvnd Illusion. It is said that he will present a number of big illusions. The remainder of the bill includes Thomas and Rose, in songs and dances; .Fiddler and Ferry, comedians; Lu pe' Brothers, equilibrists; AVeston and Green, in a bit of everything, and the usual movie comedies. -I- -!- AT TnE RIALTO. The Mast Kiddies will be the headline offering at the Rialto next week. This act is put on by Juveniles, who sing and dance. Knox and Inman Is another act of headline quality which will tie on the bill. Other acts will make up the vaudeville bill. Frank Mayo will appear in a romance called “The Uitchlu’ Post," a movie.

AMUSEMENTS.

MOVIES AND VACDEVILLE ARE FEATCRED AT LOEWS. The Georgalis Trio, heralded as .'he world’s champion -marksmen, will headline the vaudeville bill at Loew’s State Theater during the coming week. In

addition four other feature acts are offered with Berry and Nickerson In th'dr blackface minstrel hit, “The Nicest Girl in Town,” as an added attraction. Other offerings on the bill are Howard and Lewis with a comedy skit, “Do You Like Me;” Martin and Courtney, travesty artists. Selina's cir cu s completes the bill and offers au attraction for animal lovers with its troupe of tiny

With Georgalis Trio, canines, ponies and clownish monkeys. The film feature Is also a headline attraction on this week's bill and presents Dustin Farnum, star of “The Virginian,” and many other plays, in hts first Metro screen play, “Big Happiness.” It Is the first picture that Mr. Farnum has mude for several months. In “Big Happiness” ha plays a dual role, that of twin brothers, who are alike in looks but are different in personality. When one of them agrees to substitute for his married brother only to find that ha is becoming infatuated with his sis-ter-in-law, the plot complications run to an unusual finale.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 26,1921.

OUR ‘REVENOO’ MAN'S SMILIN’ Income Tax Collections Exceed Fondest Hopes. William L. Elder, collector internal revenue, Is wearing the smile that won’t come off today, and all because the late returns from his department show that the amount of money collected for Income taxes to date Is far greater than even the most optimistic “dopester” In the office had dared to figure. It had been estimated that the figures for 1920 would exceed this year's receipts by not less than one million dollars, and possibly another half million dollars more, but as a matter of fact, complete figures up to and Including March 23 show that $12,181,110.97 has been collected this year, as against $12,507,552.73 for a similar period of 1920, leaving a deficit of only $32(5,411.70 for this year. Mr. Elder says that when general

AMUSEMENTS.

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Easter Celebration Show Starts Monßay, March 28th. European Artists Eduardo and Elisa CANSINO Foremost Spanish Dancer**, Itli Original Creations, including American Dances. HETURN OF A1 and Fanny Stedman In a Maslcalaugh, “I’ianocapers,” Formerly Witti “Cohan’s lleue.” SPECIAL ADDED ILATFRE Margaret Young Versatile Vocalist and Comedienne. Five Other Favorites Ilargidti -Mate*., 15c, 20c, 30c, 55c.

SUPERB EASTER CONCERT GIOVANNI - MARTINELLI Leading Tenor Metropolitan Opera Co s. —and—- ' VASA . PRIHODA Wonder Violinist Auspices Marion County Council of the American Legion MURAT THEATRE 3:30 p. m. Seats at Theater Box Office after 10 a. m. Prices —$3, $2.50, $2, $1.50 and sl, plus tax. Management BRADFORD MILLS CONCERT DIRECTION, Inc.

THE LITTLE THEATRE REPEATS THE EMPEROR JONES Masonic Temple Friday Night, April 1 Seats at Kautz’s, 116 North Pennsylvania. $1.50, 91.00, 75<L MOTION PICTURES.

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financial conditions are taken Into consideration and it is remembered that many individuals and firms who, in the “flush” days of 1920 paid their Income tax In one lump sum, are now taking advantage of the quarterly payment plan, it becomes evident that the showing of •the department in 1921 has been little short of remarkable. CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO. Elizabeth Esslg, 16, 1519 Roseau* avenue, was injured last night when she was struck by an automobile at Massachusetts avenue and Rural street. She was cur and bruised and friends took her home after the accident The driver of the car failed to give his name to witnesses.

AMUSEMENTS.

Hi, Buddy! AMERICAN LEGION NIGHT - “IRENES MONDAY APRIL 4 MURAT THEATRE

O A E3B/ MATINEES V~MHI%3O& 55c “BROADWAY BELLES" With a Broadway Chorus Till* Coupon and 10c with war tax •ntltles lady to matinee reserve seat.

MOTION PICTURES. eeeeeeeeeeeAiwvieeeeeeeeeeeeeea . ALL WEEK FIRST TIME SHOWN STARTING SUNDAY _ IN CITY Presents Wesley ( Freckles ) Barry-Your ( Dinty ) Friend —ln—- , % A picture full of the joy of living. Just simple human beings having a good time in the greatest human drama overwritten. You’ll laugh! You'll cry! It’s some picture! SPECIAL HAROLD LLOYi GUMPS MUSIC COMEDY CARTOON

SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY william s, VwiHk HART JHiIE Prizma Color Picture, “The Message of the Flower” FOX NEWS WEEKLY

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