Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 265, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY. MARCH 16, 1923

FEW EDUCATIONAL , FILMS MADE BY MOVIE PRODUCERS Will Hays Fails to Develop Pictures for Pedagogs. Here is the educator’s side of the movie story. It w the concluding article of Randan's series. By CARL A. RANDAU. NEW YORK. March 16.—0 h. yes, there are a few so-called educational pictures. There is even a movie company which uses the word “educational” In its name. But its pictures—slap-stick comedies, etc. —are just as educational as the comic sections of the Sunday papers —and not one whit more so. When Will H. Hays started work for the Famous Pl&yers-Lasky Corporation and a few other large movie companies a little over a year ago the public was given to understand that he had become a sort of “Landis” of the screen. Hays made many speeches in which ho stressed the fact that one of the aims of his life was “developing the educational as well as the entertainment value and the general usefulness |of the motion picture.” * “Oh, yes, he practically told the school teachers that, America being a free land, they could go ahead and make pedagogic pictures any time they wanted to. After having talked about producing pedagogic pictures he passed the buck right back to the educators. That’s all well enough but not a single strictly pedagogic picture has been made by Hays’ employers since he started work for them.” “The chief reason educational pictures are not being made is that the people who produce pictures cannot serve both the interests of the schools and of the movie theaters. If they supply pictures to schools the theater owners will boycott them. If free shows are scheduled at the school, attendance at the theaters falls off, and the exhibitors suffer.” Os course, this statement may be subject to qualification. Strictly educational pictures are not apt to draw people from the theaters, but so-called semi-educational pictures will do so. Consequently, the real danger from the movie standpoint lies in pictures which have both entertainment value and educational value, and which may be seen free of charge at school exhibitions. The expense involved in installing projection equipment in schools combined with the absence of a supply of worthwhile films, tends to restrict the development of educational pictures.

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First Great Sale of Men*s Fine Qt Nainsook Union Suits /ra A^ ic ICQ/*! 3 S“ $2.00 HHf g \ - B U y a season’s supply at this advanced filMt * sale price. Every suit is carefully made HUfa Bn of closely woven checked nainsook. But[Wg B ton over seat that is reinforced, elastic I knit i nsert across back to prevent ripping. I- —-—IWLm All sizes, 34 to 46.

Don *t Delay Your Easter Shopping—Just 2 Weeks More—Store Open Until 9 P.M.

Extraordinary Offering Tomorrow in New Spring Capes and Coats Presenting the Latest Models Worn by New York’s Fashion Leaders at a Very Low Price

A Sensational Sale—ln Time for Easter Charming Spring Dresses Fascinating Fashions in a Delightful Variety at a Price Much Less Than You Expected to Pay — Vjfl Y'JjfjgP Twills and Jersey J—= 'W *Bs A sale that brings you the cream of Spring fashions—the fnlfU i utmost in quality—the best in workmanship and completefflHH B I ness of variety. Dresses purchased much underprice from | 7 'IS New York’s finest makers and rushed through bv express I j 1 so y° u could have these extraordinary values immediately. Colors Are Navy, Brown, Cocoa, Grey, Green, Black lItJ (* Created in the most desirable straight lines, basques, drape, panel lißl-lfiL.. and combination effects. A rare opportunity to save on your J* 11 y Easter frock. T % Women’s and Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 46

Spring SUIT Sale! xjlul S3O and $25 Values at Carnel’s Hair jT V j JJjjjjj Richly Silk Lined Ifpwt ywli High-grade suit manufacturers co-operated w Rh us to make this low price possible. From wr every standpoint—tailoring, quality, style, ma- { terials —they are remarkable values. Box taiw lored, blouse, jacquette and side tie models; / fa colors are navy, tan, gray and novelties. i / V •il Sizes 14 to 44

Remarkable Values Are These New Spring Skirts For Women and Misses, Underpriced at ■ Cash buying \ /f* *\ ms brings values ) .nil *l7l that will sur- (*' There are \ serges and / novelties in pleated and tailored modes. All sizes. Regular and Stout Sizes 24 to 32—34 to 42 Women’s SIO.OO High-Grade Skirts At Half Price Saturday! j & mtStS Choose from fine Prunellas, Twills, Tweeds and *** Plaids. All desirable patterns, in smart color com- \ jg hinations. Regular sizes, 24 to .‘l2: stouts, 34 to 50,

Fashion’s fore most Jfo F3 [r 3 designers contribute | If |\ jl their best styles and ji |l II || o (j qJ/ values to this event, f It P 1 ‘ Coats and Capes of . I High-Grade Bolivias, V If richly silk lined, eco- I A/f nomically priced at— / dJj With Easter Only Two Weeks Away, This Is the Opportune Time to Select Your Spring Wrap Here are coats and capes of rare beauty; chosen from among the best of New York’s smart models. Both elaborate and tailored styles are featured. Blouse back, wrap around effects, bows at the side, circular capes; colors are navy, brown, tan, gray and black. Women s Spring POLO COATS and CAPES Colors Navy, Tan, Grey and Brown g£% gj Fashionable coats priced to please thrifty women. ( * Developed of good quality, all-wool materials. Dressy / B ■ and Bport styles. Embroidered and self-trimmed; reasonably priced at

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Saturday—A Most Remarkable Sale of Men’s All-Wool 2-Trouser SUITS

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Store Open Saturday Till 9 P. M.

Women*s and Misses* Slip-On Sweaters

$1 .79 Ultra smart for spring are these beautiful all-wool sport sweatere; very attractively priced for Saturday. A wide range of colors and combinations.

A Timely Offering of Women s Envelope Chemise

49c With the coming of spring comes also a demand for new undermuslins. Here's a splendid opportunity to stock up on fine batiste chemise in pink and white, lace and ribbon trimmed.

Superior Quality Silk Fibre Hose

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Silk Jersey and Lingette PETTICOATS

SIY9 Regular $3.00 qualities specially reduced for Saturday. Made of quality silks and fine workmanship; scalloped and pointed bottoms. Many colors.

Another Money-Saving Event for Men at Two Record-Breaking Prices $14 95 _$19 85

Choice-of-the-House Overcoats Men’ sand Young Men’s Fine Coats , Up to $40.00 Values, Now jU* 7 C Owing to shortage of space we are closing ' SH* I w out every winter overcoat in the place in the )■ face of a rising market. Plaid back over- ( coats are now 25 per cent higher than last J a W fall. Buy now for next year. /

Cones’ Boss Overalls and Jackets Best quality blue \/[ *•[ * denim used in their B making; superior I ... workmanship. Special 1 JL Saturday, garment— / Men’s All-Wool DRESS PANTS night and dark pat- \ A terned dress trou /A m W MS eers; serges, tweeds W and worsteds. Priced 4 tUf" *" for Saturday— /

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39c 'Women's fashioned hose of strong silk fiber, with mercerized lisle double heel, toe and elastic top. Black and colors. Much underpriced for Saturday.

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All new suits just received. Fabrics: All-wool tweeds, cassimeres, cheviots, pure worsteds, serges and herringbones. Newest models, including sport, Norfolk, semi-form fitting and conservative models. Colors—Grays, browns, tans, greens, club checks, pepper and salt effects. Finely tailored. Full range of sizes, 33 to 46. Regulars and stouts.

Rodolph Valentino Blue Corduroy TROUSERS Bell no QC Bottoms \ v•%J KJ Just received, another shipment of those popular trousers, with 16-lnch knee and 20 or 21-lnch bell bottoms; pearl button trimmed.

Early Tomorrow —A Great Easter Opportunity Boys’ All-Wool 2-Trouser SUITS Sport., | 7C I All-Wool Russian j Cheviots, There's a manly bearing and a well set-up air to \ I ‘ IC-I these Suits that you will like. Every suit wool, alpaca lined. Splendidly made. Newest colors, in over- f'g\ % plaids, tweeds, cheeks and plains; two pair of full /J H lined knickers doubles their value. jW jjb'lj New Spring REEFERS I fe ' ,7^C_PA special lot of all-wool tweed reefers \ qj- M have been underpriced for Saturday, fp *1 . As Easter comes early, the little fel- > —— ~ low’s outfit must include a reefer. Sizes \ ~ -1 3 to 10. ' Sizes 7 to 18 Years

Juvenile SUITS Boy’ all-wool jer-\ A Af spy and serge (>*l ML) salts; In Balkan /* Jr and Oliver Twist l wmA styles; priced at- /

Saturday Presents a Remarkable Opportunity to Secure Good Looking CAPES and COATS For Girls at a Money-Saving Price 4^ Just in Time for Easter Strictly | Sizes It’s hard to believe that such nice looking, well made A ..l || Capes and Coats can sell for such a moderate price, 1 4*' if** especially so early in the season. There are just 200 \ , in the lot, attractively varied in fashion and colorings. They won’t last long at such a low price. I l\ Girls’ FINEST CAPES and COATS Fashioned of all-wool polaire, overplaids and \ rj> velours; embroidered and paneled styles, infJpll,/£) V 1 * Spring shades of tan, grey, blue and overplaids. (" Jw . Sizes 6to 15 years. S " Girls’ Confirmation Dresses, Beautiful Girls’ Spring Oxfords and Slippers New Models, $12.98 for Spring and Easter, d* * fiO Down to vI.W Special at tpl.JO

Special Sale of Girls * Gingham Frocks In New Models for Spring Special- / s*l! 90 ( Sizes ly Priced T I 2to 14 at JL"" Years Fresh, crisp dresses displayed tomorrow for the first time. Beautifully made of fine soft ginghams; in broken checks, large and small checks, two-tone effects. Trimmed with sashes of gingham and organdie. Embroidered and touches of applique.

WASH SUITS Spring styles oi \ £\. Pesrsry. galatea, # IB O chanibrays }MAP reps. Specially l priced Satnrday /

Special Purchase and Sale Skinner’s Satin SLIPPERS Offering $5 and $7 Values at Brocaded Satins Cl 1 and 2-Straps ' m Beaded Satins . - Patent Comb. *T iTiFiIH In anticipation of the Spring demand for Satins, our buyer purchased an enormous stock, securing a big price concession. The assortment includes all the latest styles. Built of best quality materials.

A Remarkable Showing of

Easter Millinery Offering $6 to $8,50 Hats at Flower-trimmed pokes, turbans, off-the- \ ** face effects, sport styles! Hats of soft / braid and straw, combinations of silk /| and straw, haircloth. All the new colors \ ftalii™— —and every hat beautifully trimmed! ' M* Children’s SPRING and EASTER HATS Cuming new shapes, in straw and % g\ rs QC taffe’a, mixtures and plain straws, f ij| %* a% 4? *P /<t/D All tie new Spring shades are rep- ? f_S. ISi t—resented. 1 v **“

Boys’ Overcoats Clean-up of 175\ r, fkQ boys’ winter ever- /3. 9 Hq coats at the low S * price of— L M, ■■■ Sizes 2 to 8 years./

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