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BRIDE OF II Olì HIMPEHSTIEHIUI Professor Says He Will Live With Whoever Law Declares His True Wife. SAYS CASE IS MNTERESTING’ Mrs. Tiernan No. 1 Wants to Know His Relations With lowa Woman. Bri United Prrss SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Nov. 28. Peace reifrned in thè John P. Tiernan household today following a atormy reconciliation with his if®But Profesor Tiernan was all hut anchored to his home. An Invitation from Mrs. Bianche- Brimmer at Marshalltown, la., his “bride of a day.” to join her in lowa stood between thè professor and Mrs. Tiernan and hampered prospects of a quiet reunion. Mrs. Tiernan at thè sanie timo tìemanded to know wliat her husband s relation had been with thè lowa woman during their brief honeymoon In Chicago Saturday. She was not content with her husband s explanation that lt was a "public honeyTnoon;'’ that he did not have his bride alone a single moment. Trend of Ilis Love Tiernan stili vtews thè whole affair as an “lnteresting case.” Whatever his legai status toward thè woman, there apparently 1( tho trend of h.s love. When Mrs. Brimmer cali ed thè professor on thè long distance telephone insisting she was his wife and pleading that he come to lowa and Uve with her, he replied: “I intend to Uve with whoever thè law of Indiana decides is my wife.” Hoosier lìriefs SOUTH BEXD—Court officiala bere are wondering if thè disrespectful yawn made hy Alan Partridge when he was ealled before Judge Kovacs on a charge of drunkenness, dldn't have something to do with his drawing a fine of 510 and flfty days. LA PORTE —Elimination of punch boards and of screens in front of all pool rooras and ex-saloons will be thè next move in thè cleanup campaign being staged by members of thè ministerial association here. AXDERSOX—C. C. Gray of Muncie. has been indicted here for embezzling 3500 obtaìned from O. P. Walser of Anderson, for an investment in a get-rieh quick echeme which did not materialize. FRANK FORT —Just as he placed a ringer over thè peg while engaged in a game of horseshoes. Henry Kemple, 79. of Mulberry. -sank to thè ground and died from beairt failure. WARSAW —Property valued at $200.000 which was not listed by township assessore, has been uncovered by County Assessor Clark L. Hatfield and placed on tax duplicates in thi3 county. LAFAYETTE—Th(T Rev. "F. H Bell, as pastor of thè Pentecostal Mission Church here, has closed its doors because of ”sin and worldUness,” he says. A large crowd attended thè last meeting. MUXCIE —A Muncie meat cutter overcharged a woman customer early in thè morning. When he cloaod his shop that night he walked eight biocks out of his way through a snow storm to refund her 15 eents. SOUTH BEXD—Brooms and butchpi* jcnives were a Constant menare to Theo Bauwens. wlio stated in his divoree complaint filed here that he lived in Constant fear of assassination. COLUMBUS —Officiato of thè Inter -tate Public Service Company charge that thè city of Columbus has l>een using twice as much current as it has been paying for. due to a detective meter. ALBION —A locai hunter claims to bave a new method of catching ducks. Ho says he soaks corn in “moonshine” liquor, piaces ic cn thè bank of a lake, and watt- fot- thè ducks to become intoxicated, when he captutes them. ZIONSVILLE —Zeke Stum is exhibiting a blaek raccoon which he kiiled while hunting. It is said to be a very rare animai, according to old hunters here. tVABASH —Dr. R. F. Blount. 91, who is said to be one of oldest physieians in thè State, is ili at his home here. Dr. Blount is one of thè famiUar figure* of this city. He h;u riverì his automobile on his calls until recently.
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Bit WALTER D. HICKMAX Mental embalming fluid was slopped all over me last night. But—here is a confession—l liked this particular brand. '- /V I am stili a Uttle stupid today because Pauline Frederick administered thè embalming fluid in large doses. Miss Frederick, aster a iengthy and profltable sojourn in thè mqpies for about eight years, decided some | months ago to return to thè stage where she might see and hear her I audiences. Aster a stay of several months In Chicago, she landed at thè Murat last night in a play ealled , "The Guilty One.” The author and thè cast eonspired to play a trick upon thè audience and I will admit they certainly do turn thè trick. It s just about as nice a Uttle trick as I ever have seen on thè stage. Aster thè trick is played, neither thè authors or thè players ‘‘rub it in,” but pass thè joke off as hysterically and dramaticaliy as possible. “The Guilty One” operates as a sort of a mental opiate. Tou want to think, but Miss Frederick and her talented assistants sail on and your desire to think leaves you. You take thè hook, poie, line, bait and everything else. I did. and I think I ani just an ordinari-, everyday theater goer. I was fooled and I loved it. I think it is unfair to state just how you will be fooled, because ignorance is bliss, and thè more ignorant one ls. thè better he will like thè show. So I think I will give you a chance to be drowned in some exciting embalming fluid. This play is a sort of mystery affair. Xicely timed and xpertly acted by Miss Frederick, Charles Waldron, Xoel Lesile, Charles Dalton (splendid as a Scotland Yards man). Henry Warwick, Ethel Intropodl and Florence Edney. Conceming Miss Frederick Rather surprised to see Miss Frederick so slender. Here is a clever woman. She is a good actress. She knows her theater and her public. hen she tums loose her dmmatic talenta In thè second act —well. 1 was ready to beiieve what she was trying to make us belleve. When she is rebeliious, she is lnteresting. When she is in tears. she is divine. The movies did not injure her abillty to act. You actuaiiy cap hear every word she utters. That's something these days. Mr. Waldron, as thè trick husband bluffs you dramatlcally. just as Miss Frederick does. Rather have thè hunch thè average theatergoer will enjoy thè experience of being fooled by Miss Frederick, thè plavwrights and her several assistants in thè cast. At thè Murat today, Wednesday afternoon and night. ■ *!• -I- -IAnd There Was Music The men who booked thè acts a.t Keith's this week must have had thè irnpression there was a musical convention in town. The current bill is swamped, in fact it is lop sided with music. There is classical and jazz music. The violin and thè piano is a popular instrument this week. If thè actors don't play an instrument they sing. There are two strictly classical acts on thè bill—Kovacs and Goldner, a pianist and violinisti Mnryon Vadie. a dancer. and Ota Gygi, a violinist who plays reai numbers. This is giving us thè musical classica In extra heavy dose 3. but thè truth is—it is reai music. I have thè feeling you will forgi ve those who placed so much melody on thè bill. The Vadie and Gygi act belongs to thè better sort. Miss Vadie ls a tal-c-nted dancer. The closing number, “Rondo Capricioco,” in which she is assisted by thè Portla Mansfield dancers, is as pretty a dance pieture as one would want to see. Here is classical dancing—pure, clean and beautiful. Xothing objectionable here. Kovacs and Goldner play mostly classical numbers. Both are artista. They make a concerto out of "Aprii Showers.” AI Shayne and Frank Donia are very musical and mighty noisy. They seerned to “land well” with everybody but me. Leo Miller
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Here in Persoti PAULINE FREDERICK This gifted woman has been in movies for about eight years. She has returned to thè stage. Xow on view in person at thè Murat today and Wednesday in “The Guilty One.” and Alice Bradford increase thè melody wuve with an act ealled “Typieal, Topical Tales." Jack Wilson, with thè assistance of three others, are thè applnuW winners of bill. They offer burlesque and it ties vip thè show. Curtain talk by Wilson, appiause, bows and everything else. The Xakae Japs offer no r.ielody. They present jiu jitsu. Raymond Wilbert opens thè show. At Keith's all week. -I- -IA Fox Story “Say, Pap. what makes ’em smeli so they have to put perfume cn?" This is what thè mountain giri in "The Little Shepherd of Kingdoin Come , ‘ the.attraction at English's for thè flrst half of thè week. wants to know when she is told about thè society girls in thè city. The mountain girl docsn't approvo cf thè "edicated” girl at all and prefers to be ealled a "gal” instead of girl. She can’t understand how- they can amourrt to much when they don’t work and do nothing hut wear pretty clothes and use perfume. "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" is based on thè story of that name by John Fox. Jr. It is a Kentucky mountain story of CI vii War timo and feuds and moonshine liquor are much in evidence. A pretty romance is run through tho story. John Clayton, wJio has thè rote of (’had, "thè little shepherd,” handles the rote in a pleasing nvtnner. Janet Cameron as Melissy, thè mountain girl, ls quite capable. ’ifie cast as a whole is good. - As a po]>iilar priced attractlon, this show shoulcl make some appeal.—(By thè Observer.) -i- -iJust Soup Bubbles Xever knew there was so much beauty and even comedy to so.ap bubbles until Grifi appeared this week at thè Lyrlc. Here !s an unusual man. He makes a living blowing soup bubbles. He is so clever that h blows a nice big bubbles and then divides that bubble into two bubbles. He even juggles these bubbles. He does numerous other things, including a piate halancing stunt. Great act for children. The Jarvis Itevue possesses something which so many so ealled vaudeville revues lack —a reai comedian. The one in this revue has material, reai goods, and he knows how to put lt over. Xot an elaborate revue, but pleasing because of thè work of thè comedian and bis soli. "Indoor Sports,” a comedy concerning two f * dio w s calllng on their girla, id noisy slapstick. Xo meni that I could see. ('rane Sistere speciolize in songs. They bave a ratlier unlque number nbout “The Spider and thè Fly." One of thè girls is chuck full of personality. The Caledonian Four is just as thè title Indicate —music and humor from FOR (01.ns. CRII’ OR INFLUENZA and as a Preventive, take I.axative BROMO QVININK Tablet - The box bear thè mjtiature nf K W breve (Un lire you gel BROMO.) 30e Advertisement
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thè land where only kilt-wearers could come from. Marie Kell and Brower Brothers open thè show. The bill includer thè Haas Brothers. The Jarvis Revue and Grifi are thè high lights of thè Lyrìc’s bill this week. -I- -I- -!- Introducing a Dog or Two Two acts have reai Uve dogs at thè Palace this week. My favorite dog this week is thè one owned by Coley and Jaxon in "The Minstrel and thè Maid.” Here are two people and a dog. The humans of this act walk right out on thè stage and go to work to make uà laugh. The woman is so clever she made this act my favorite on thè bill. The dog seems to appreclate thè quaint and individuai humor of his mistress. The second dog exhibited at thè Palace Comes in an act ealled "Young America.” It deals with what some people might think happens in a juvenile court. This sketch is so farfetched it ls actuaiiy misleading as to what actuaiiy happens in a reai juvenile court. Overacted by those in thè cast. The dog is thè only ©ne w r ho appears rea!. A ventriloquist is generally satisfled with one dummy, but Vernon has slx of them on thè stage a thè sama tlme. It takes w-ork to do this and Vernon gets along nicely with it. George Austin Moore is a story teller and a singer. His songs and stories deal chiefly with thè South. He has a pleasant stage appearanee. | The Musical Hunters open thè show ; by playing on many Instruments. Their descriptive hunt number is different from that offered in thè average ; musical act. The bill includes K. T. i Ruma and company, and Lambert and Fish. The moie feature is Florence Vldor in "Pusk to Dawn.” At thè Palace all week. -I- -I- -IConceming Columbia Burlesque Some people shy at thè word burlesque and well they might. Many crimes - have been eommitted in thè name of burlesque. In my experience covering thè theater I have made lt my business to keep in touch with all branche of entertainment. I have arrlved at this eonclusion —on thè whole, thè Columbia Wheel burlesque does not offend nor insult, but actuaiiy entertains. I am not a burlesque fan. Burlesque today successfully to compete in thè entertainment fleld must be clean, it must be clean. it must not be an outing for roughneeks. Clever men and women can entertain successfully American eltizens on thè burlesque stage without insulting their intelligence or damoging their rnoroìs. I nm speaklng of Columbia Wheel burlesque only and one of ita shows.” The Greenwlch Village Revue,” at thè park this week. This house became a Columbia Theater this week. I detest filtri an<P- commonnes* on thè stage and i admit I did not fimi these onemies of true entertainment In "The Greenwlch Village Revue.” I sound pienty of slapstick comedy and I sound several mighty clever cntertoiners, ©speciali y Tom Senna and Bay Read Their burlesque or travesty on thè famous "Floradora" sextette ls a geni in burlesque comedy. The chorus ls strong on good look They dance well and don’t bere you while singlng. They do not expose r.aked lega but wear clean tight* and thè like The show is in many scenes and thè srenery is often lavish Tiie comedy is clean and ole veri y preeented by Senna. Read and thè others. Several of thè women principato nave more than fair voices Those who onjoy decent, interestirig burles<iue on The revue rtyle, dono by performer who knew their business, will flnd such attributes in "Tho Greenwlch Village Revue,” at tho I’ark this week. -I- -!- -IN>\v Polley at Rialto The Rialto haa changed its policyl somewhat. Though vaudeville acts! havo been worked through thè regular musical comedy ofTering, they have been more in thè nature of special-.
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ties. This week thè acts are given prominence on thè bill. The vaudeville acts consist of Woodall and Snyder, in "Boys From Dixie”; Earl and Grace, in “Just Two Little Girls”; Miller and Lane, Comics De Luxe, and The Jestera, in "Something Different.” The musical comedy to along thè usuai linea and to ealled ”‘My Southern Rose.” Monte Blue in "A Broken Doli” is thp photoplay attractlon. -I- -I- -IAt thè Broadway "Georgia Peaches,” thè Mutual Wheel attraction at thè Broadway this week, is reminiscent of a show which played here earlier in thè season ealled “The Jazz Babies.” The show is composed chiefly of bits, song numbers and dancing. Andrew- White, Otto Potvers and Fred Wilson are new members in thè cast. White heads thè singing contingent and puts over his songs in good style. Scottie Friedell is thè featured cometilnn. Caroline Ross. Dora Davis and Treno Perry are thè other principato in thè cast. The chorus is a fairly good one. -I- -|- -!- On thè Sereen The following movies are on view today: "When Knighthood Was in Flower,” at thè Ohio; “Oliver Twist,” at thè Orde; “Dr. Jack,” at thè Apollo; “The Impossiblo Mrs. Belìew,” at thè Colonial; “Romance and Ai-a----bella.” at thè Ists; “The Kick-Back.” at Mister Smith’s, and "The Sherift es Sun Dog.” at thè Regent. DELAY GiRL’S BURIAL TO INVESTIGATE DEATH American Consti late at Pjjris Takos Hand In I’roblng Mystery. r.y Villini Press PARIS, Xov. 28.—Buri al of Miss Rose Shannessy, pretty American girl of Minneapolis, was delayed at thè request of thè American consulate today pendlng further inveatigatlon of her mysterlous death in thè apartment of a prominent bachelor here. WOMEN HURT IN COLLISION liy Times .Special ELWOOD. Ind., Xov. 2s.—Mrs. Frank Walker. 17. was seriously inJured w-hen tho side-car of her busband’s motorcyde. in which she was rlding, was demolished in a collislon with an automobile it a Street in terseetion here. She is saffo ring from concussion of thè tintili. FORSKIN TOkTURES Zemo, thè Clean Antiseptic Liquid, Just Wliat You Need Don’t worrv about Eczema c.r other skir, troubles. You can have a clear. healthy skin by using Zetno, obtaìned at any drug store for 35c, or extra large bottle at SI.OO. Zemo generally removosi Pfrrtples, Blackheads, Blotches, Eczema and Ringwoi-m and makes thè skin clear and healthy. Zemo to a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It to easily applied and costa a mere tri ile for oach application. It is always de'penda hle. —Adverttoement.
POLICE ATTEND FUNERAL OF ‘MILLIONAIRE JOE’ Seek Ulew to Mysterlous “Lady in Black.” By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 28. —Search for a clew to thè mysterious murder of “Ilandsome Joe” Lanus, mìllionaire automobile dealer, brought police and detectives to his funeral today. The mysterious “lady in black,” w'ho vtoited thè undertaking rooms to view thè body of "Ilandsome Joe” shortly aster he was shot and kiiled In thè back room of his garage Friday night, was sought by police at his bier. CHEST DRIVE IS SHORT B’i Times Special EVANS VILLE, Ind., Nov. 28.—'The community chest drive started here to obtain $139,000 to run seventeen locai charities during thè ensuing year, closed last night w-ith SIOO,OOO being pledged. A private solicitatlon to raise thè remalning $39,000 will probably be made this week.
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SEEK SEPARATE PICI WITH TUIS Conference at Lausanne Faces Another Break in Policy. By United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—The Near East peace conference at Lausanne is about to mark another break between thè policies of thè United States and thè great allied powers, it was evident in officiai and diplomatic quarters here today. The United States Government will not be a mrty to thè treaty of peace to he worked out between thè allies, Greece and Natlonalist Turkey. but on thè contrary is seeking a separate treaty with Turkey at Lausanne. The proposed pact between thè United States and Nationalist Turkey is believed to be a treaty of amity and commerce, establishing an up-to-date basis for relations between thè two countries in thè light of changes of thè World War and thè victory of thè Nationalist Turks. RETURNED MISSICNARIES WELCOMED BY QUAKERS Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Bond are Given Big "Reception at West fleld. By Times Special WESTFIELD, Ind., Nov. 28.—Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Bond, who recently returned from Africa where they have served as missionarie. for thè past six years, were guests at a reception attended by 1,000 Quakere held here. Dr. Bond, who is a graduate of Earlham College and Indiana Medicai School, has established a hospital in Africa for natives. They pian to return to Africa in two years.
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