Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 83, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1923 — Page 13

Friday, aug. it, 1923

|here Is One Man and He Is Center of Attraction

■By WALTER D HICKMAN B* T E MAN! name is Dave Harris. is not the whole thins: at the this weekend, but he conmore than his share. does not reflect his billing. ■ Man Band,” until near the end ■ of his act. Then a happens. He IT lives up to his Mll.ns Then. • after making good, he enlists ~f the aid of a '* young lad. who admits he going to Vassar. 6 - 'WtlsSk*'' fife, r\ ' Se^Pa Th:< out, but could * be helped with "HARLES RAY less pointless w conversation on part of Harris. "he Eight Mascotte Girls show more 1 expert stepping than one has the ht to expect in vaudeville. In mual comedy it would be different, uc- act is a surprise. Nice work. I re “The Glow Worm” either in melK or dance. Harry Lee and Ben Mann know lowmanship. They deliver. Under xmal circumstances they would top NNA D. GLESING FUNERAL i*t Rites to Take Place Mond j at 2 P. M. at Residence. The funeral of Mrs. Anna D. Glee ig, 35, wife of Carl Glesing, 4315 allege Ave.. who died Thursday at ie Methodist Hospital following an peration for appendicitis, will be held Idhday at 2 p. m. at the residence, lace of burial has not been decided. Mrs. Gleslng was born in Indianpdlls, but was reared in Connersville. (he was married to Mr. Glesing on iept. 16. 1906. Mr. Glesing is a ceient contractor. ,3trs. Glesing is survived by her husalid and four children. Edna, Dorony, Luctle and Carl Lewis Jr.

CHURCH WILL ENTERTAIN \ssembly Delegates to Be Guests of Nazareiie Congregation. The First Nazarene Church, E. Washington St. and State Ave., will b® liost to 600 delegates attending the Bfßth annual assembly of the Nazareiie Church of Indiana, which convenes Aug. 21 for five days. The Rev. J. W. Short, district superintendent of Indiana, will direct all evangelistic meetings. Dr. H. F. Reynolds of Kansas City, Mo., general superintendent, will preside at all business sessions. The Rev. T. G. Martjn of Pasadena. Cal., will be the assembly evangelist, and will preach every evening. Accepts State Normal Position ML Times Special ■CRAWFORDSVTLLE, Ind.. Aug. Ha.—Hubert T. Wilhite, for five years vocational director of the Crawfordsville schools, has resigned to become assistant professor of industrial arts at the State Normal at Muncle. .folietville Rank Chartered The State charter board ha* granted a charter to the Jolietville State Bank at Jolietville, In Hamilton Ccrunty. The bank has taken over the business of the Citizens bank, formerly a private Institution.

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n.y • remarks, but Dave Harris is on the same bill. Neville and Paulson. Too much forced “youth.” The bill opens with Russ, Levan and Pete, listed as novelty acrobats. They work easy. The movie feature is Charles Ray in “The Girl I Loved.” At the Palace today, Saturday and Sunday. -I- -I- -!* Other attractions on view today include: “The Bad Man.” at the Murat; ‘The Speeders." with Jack Mundy, at the Lyric; “Bright Lights of Broa'dway,” at the Circle; "The Shock.” at the Apollo: "The Fog.” at the Ohio; “Good-by, Girls,” at Mister Smith's; “The Birth of a Nation,” at the Rialto, and “Loveboursd,” with Shirley Mason, at the Isis.

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Canine Actor Plays Role in u True Pals”

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TAXIE That dogs possess real histrionic ability is demonstrated at the Lyric

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