Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1922 — Page 11

NOV. 9, 1922

WOULD YOU REWED ? Meighan Looks Into Future in Movie

By JAMES W. DEAN NEW YORK, Nov. 9. —Well, old man, if you had lt all to do over again would you get married? Every once In a whiie you hear tbat questlon. half In jest, half in earnest Most men say, of course. they would. Others answer wlth lesa heart. Only a few are brave enough to say they would not. It Is safe to eay that aU of them would. Consider thè number who marry more than once. But in "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow” Thomas Meighan is allowed ; to look lnto thè future and see just what hls lite would be were he to marry an arlstocratic Engllsh girl or thè daughter of a South Sea captaln The aristocratic girl would Uve only for her ambition to reach thè social pinnacle. The skipper’s daughter would live onjy for thè happiness of her husband. Naturally, thè latter wms In a walk. This story in itself Is Interesting but lt is difficult of telling on thè screen. One is Ukely to become sadly beaddled in one's tenses, not being able to distinguish between action that has taken place and what it is supposed will take place. The entertainment ls hardly worthy of thè mental exertlon required to follow thè story. Without looklng up any statistica lt seems to me that Thomas Meighan appears in more films than any other masculine star. The result is some of hls plctures are of mediocre qual ity. His work in them is mediocre That, probably because there is nothing in thè story to insplre him to good work. "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow” seems to fall in that classiflcation. Meighan ls one of thè screen’s most capable actors. Hls talent should be conserved for something more than potboiling Alma, that is, “program pictures.” Aster all, thè story of "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow’’ isn't so romantlc. Who would want to know in advance Just what each day would bring, just how each crisis would result? That last ls a paradox. If thè result were known in advance no situation would be a crisis. And what would llfe amount to without a crisis or two? + -I- + In Indianapolis Today The following attractions are on vlew today in IndianapoUs: "Sprlngtime Frivoli ties” at thè Lyric; "The Son'Dodgers” at Keith's; ‘ Plantation Days” at thè Murat; “The Painted Flapper" at thè Shubert-Park: Seattle Harmonists at thè Palace; "On thè Levee" at thè Rialto; ‘ Pepper Pota” at thè Broadway; “Alias Julius Caesar” a tthe Clrcle; “A Fool There Was" at thè Apollo; “The Prisoner of Zcnda” at thè Ohio; “The Man Who Saw Tomorrow" at thè Colonia!; "The Fighting Guide” at Mister Smith’s; "Fair Lady” at thè Isis, and “Out of thè Clouds” at thè Regent. STATUTORY CHARGE MADE AGAINST YOUNG SOLDIER

John T. Drinkard, a soldier, Company F, Eleventh Infantry, Ft. Benj. Harrison, was arrested today on a statutory charge aster he had re porteti to thè police that he had bet a robbed of STO by a colored woman t 420 Roanoke St. Hazel Jackson, 18, colored, was charged with grand larceny and a statutory offense: Gertrude Reld, 20, colored, was charged with vagrancy and reslsting arrese, Wayne Whitesides, 20, colored. was charged with operating a blind Uger; Charles O. Banyon, &4, colored. was charged with vagrancy. The arrests resulted from thè pohee investigation of thè robbery. FIRE ÀTbÈdTpRING CO. CAUSES LOSS OF $4,000 A night watchman discovered a fìre that caused a loss estimateti at $4,000, at thè Purltan Bed Spring Factory, 902 Kentucky Ave., at 6 p. m. yesterday. The tire was conflned to thè enameling room. James Warrenburg of pumper company No. 13. was overcome by gas tumes. His condition was not scrlous. Lieut. John Dillon, of truck company No. 19, suffered a mashed hand when a heavy ladder fell on it. Gets Tool and Coils B. J. Ogden. 518 Warren Ave., told thè police a thief stole thè coils and a bag of tools from his automobile last night. The loss was $35.

Telephone bills are due thè first of each month and aster thè tenth beccane delinquent. When payment is overlooked and Service suspended it requires considerable time to restore thè Service, with thè resultant inconvenience. ifIH'AKA EELL / r TELEPHONE COMPANY PHIL JI. WATSON, Diviste Canumercial Manager.

IN MOVIE NOW LOUIS WOLHEIM This is “The Hairy Ape.” Remember him on thè stage? He is in pictures. His first movie venture ls "Sherlock Holmes.” Now at thè Palace.

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CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE EXCURSION —TO—LOUISVILLE Sunday, November 12tb —$2.75 Round Trip Train Leaves Traction Station 7 A. M. Details see T. J. GORE, Jt. Tkt. Agent MA in 4500. INTERSTATE PU3UC SERVICE COMPANY NO DUST NO SMOKE NO DIRT

DKTMIE HHEUT BODY Thirteen members of thè advisory committee of thè Mai-ion County Tuberculosis Association bave been named by thè dlrectors of thè organization and this advisory cornmittee will begin to function at once in thè councils of thè health organizat;on, according to announcement today from Mary A. Meyers, executive secretary of thè association. The members of thè advisory committee include Charles A. Greathouse, Mrs. Eliza A. Blaker. Mrs. Warren T. McCray, Louis C. Huesmann, Frank D. Stalnaker, thè Rev. Francis H. Gavisk, thè Rev. F. S. C. Wicks, Rabbi Morris Feuerlieht, thè Rev. Allan B. Philputt, Dr. Harold S. Hatch, Jacob Mueller, Mrs. Albert M. Cole, and Charles A. Bookwalter. Appolntments of heads of various committees, under which thè health program of Indianapolis and Marion County will be developed throughout thè coming year, also was announced today. Sol Schloss is to' head thè hospital committee of thè Association; Mrs. M. F. Ault is chairman of thè fiesh air school committee; Dr. E. M. Amos, is to head thè committee on ciinlcs; Dr. J. N. Hurty, former State health commissioner, is chairman of thè committee on education; Mrs. James Floyd is chairman of thè sommittee on Nutrition: and Leo Kaminsky is chairman of thè animai Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale in this county. .-Vcoident Victim Dies John Brabard, 65, of 1209 W. Ray St.. died at thè city hospital yesterilay. Brabard was injured Nov. 4, v hen he fell from a Street car at Ray and Meridian Sta.

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U.S.ARMY COTS Steel trame folding type, well built 2.6 feet wide and 6.6 feet long. Cots rusted from exposure to weather. QA (No exchanges or refunds; no phone or C. O. D. orders H 01/ or charges.) Deliveries any place within thè city limita. Jkl —Third Floor.

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Women's and Misses’ House Dresses $1.50, $2.00 O A and $2.50 Qualities W &%* Dix and other noted raodols. Made of gingham and chambray. Slightly eounter tossed. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SL.IPOVER SWEATERS—Of wool yarns, slightly imperfect; up to $2.00 Q A _ qualities o*lC QUILTED JAC{!UET BLOUSEB FOR WOMEN AND MISBES —Some made in combination with Spanlsh lace; OA while 200 last

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Women's Chiffon Weight Silk Hose $2.00 $ % 35 Quality I Full fashioned, high spliced heels, silk lisle garter tops; black, cordovan and gunmetal. WOMEN’S WOOL SPORT HOSE—Novelty heather combinations, plain and em- CO broidered clocks, all sizes, SI.OO quality... v<JC WOMEN’S "BUSTER BROWN" FIBER SILK HOSE —Seatnless, fully reinforced; black, cordovan; all sizes; 85c PA quality D*/C WOMEN'S PURE SILK HOSE—FuII fashioned, all silk from top to toe, light and medium gray, all sizes; irregulars CQof $3.00 qualities v CHI LDR EN'S GORDON ROUND TICKET STOCKlNGS—Mercerized lisle; black, cordovan and white; broken linea of óOc OQ and 55c qualities Pair, uo C

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