Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 125, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY, OCT. 5,1923

WOOL’S GOING UP ONLY MR CENT $200,000,000 Is Cost to Consumers, By JOHN CARSON Ntmi Staff Correspondent WAfiHINTON, Oct. 5.—W00l cloth fhis winter will be about 20 per cent higher than last year. This will mean an Increased cost to American consumers of more than 1200,000.000. Investigation of prices quoted by the American Woolen Company show one advance of 11 per cent and another of 13 per cent since the Ford-ney-MoCumber tariff bill became effeotlva New York buyers say their flgures check at an advance of approximately 20 per cent over last year. Cause for the Increase In price Is attributed by the woolen company to the tariff. Raw wool prices have Increased tremendously, Senators flooding of Idaho and Warren of Wyoming and other large wool growers have benefttted politically and financially. Showing what the wool tariff does to consumers, the Fair Tariff League of New York quotes Government statistics to prove that the Fordney-Mc-Cumber bill will give wool manufacturers a tariff profit this year of $572,000,000, that the tariff of 1919 gave them $265,000,000, and tre tariff of 1814 gave them $192,000,000. Labor got about 18 cants out of every dollar collected by the wool manufacturers In 1819. The remaining 14 cents went for raw wool, fair , dividends on money invested and great excess profits. Oorpeefs Teeth Gone WIESBADEN, Germany, Oct. 5. Police have arrested a woman here who they say stole the gold teeth of her sister, as she lay dead In a local hospital. She was entitled to them, she explains, since she was her sister's only relative.

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Dunbar Has Good Idea in New Act at Palace

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'addition to a musical director In the pit. I feel that it must be anew act because the performers do not go through the turn with assurance or

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speed. Speed Is the thing that the "Broadway Choir” needs. I feel that when the variety doctor gets hold of this act, Dunbar will have an offering which will live up to the real meaning of the name of Dunbar. Dunbar stands for some real things along musical lines on the stage. The opening Is splendid and the singing voices blend well. The Individual work of the soloists Is way above the average, especially the worn-

an who appears as a ragged urchin. The Instrumental numbers, including the banjo numbers, have class and Individuality. The blackface comic adds nothing to the act and the ending lowers the class of the entire act. It is a good act but has the right to be a great act with changes. Monroe and Grant have a surprise opening act. Splendid. Carlisle and Lamal hang their conversation around an athletic coach. This act Is not new

to vaudeville. Chamberlain and Earle sing parodies. The Bison City Four go in for slapstick comedy mixed with melody. The movie feature is “Red Lights.” On view today, Saturday and Sunday at the Palace. -i- + + Oriole Orchestra Plays Tonight for Big Dance The Oriole Orchestra, known to vaudeville fans and to most of the

world for their record work for Brunswick, will play for a dance Friday and Saturday nights at the dance pavilion at Riverside Park. This big organization Is brought here under the auspices of the Brunswick Shop on N. Pennsylvania St. •I- •!• + Other atractlons on view today include: “Time,” at the Murat; Sewell Sisters, at Keith’s; Francis Renault, at the Lyrlo; “Why Worry?” at the

Apollo; "The Bon Tons,” at the Cap tol; stock burlesque, at the Broadway. “The Mysterious Witness," at the P. alto; “Rupert of Hentzau,” at the Ohio; Noah Berry In “Tipped Off." at the Isis; “The Fighting Blade,” at the Circle and "Bright Lights or Broadway," at Mister Smith’s. Potatoes were once described a? the forbidden fruit which caused the fall of Adam.

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