Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1923 — Page 6

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Where Does Passing Show Get Girls? Madame Liszniewska Concert Friday

Every time anew “Passing Show” ■ comes along, as “The Passing Show” Few 1923 Edition, will be at the Shubert-Murat next week, commencing Monday, Nov. 5, one wonders where all the pretty girls come from. The Winter Garden makes use of at least 125 girls in each new production, and as there are three such productions each season and one always In preparation, over 300 girls are required during the year, not to speak of the years when there are two or three Winter Garden extravaganzas touring. However, it is not necessary to put "want ads” in the newspapers. Young stage aspirants come and come from everywhere on the map. It thus grows to be a matter of mere selection and hence it is no wonder that the Winter Garden has such an unfailing supply. To the unitiated the annual list of applicants at the Winter Garden Is nothing short of amazing. It would seem that every girl born in the United States sought such a position. Before any of these girls can be used in a production, she must be taught the art of dancing. The Winter Garden has a school for this purpose. No matter how pretty she may be, a girl Is never allowed to step on the Winter Garden stage until she has been carefully trained. If she can't learn to dance, but can wear clothes and has a prepossessing appearance, she may become a showgirl, but show-girls have no future ahead of them. They are decorative and essentia], but their main chance is marriage it is said. + -I- INew Show Opens at Palace Theater Today “Flashes From Songland'* tops the new show opening at the Palace today. It is staged in nine scenes, representing in song pictures the words that are being sung hy an oc-! tette. Nerrett and Mann are com-, edy funsters of the eccentric type, j who have a number of songs and one or two parodies. Eric Phillips and! company present a sketch with tunes ! and dances, while Judson Cole entertains with magic. Shelia Terry and . company present a sketch titled "May ! and December," billed as a romance I In seven scenes. "The Drivln’ Fool” is the screen at-1 traction, being the story of a wild, * devil-may-care driver who finds enough thrills In a cross-country race j to keep him fed up on speed for the J rest of his life. The lead parts are ! taken by Patsy Ruth Miller and Billy Van. -I- -I- -!- Matinee Musical* to Present Liszniewska Friday at 3 o’clock at the Murat, the Matinee Musical* will present Marguerite Melville Liszniewska. pianist She was a soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at the time Eugene Ysaye was conductor and has also appeared with the orchestra since Fritz Reiner became conductor

The Employe Givers to the Community Fund

Alfred Kauffman, Chairman Industrial Employes Division.

Community Fund of Indianapolis Courtesy of the Indianapolis Times

AMONG THE MANY BEAUTIFUL WINTER GARDEN GIRLS COMING IN “THE PASSING SHOW OF 1923,” AT THE MURAT NEXT WEEK, NONE ARE MORE DASHING THAN HATTIE DARLING. LEFT. ONE OF THE PRINCIPALS. OTHER BEAUTIES INCLUDE MARJORIE HIMES. UPPER RIGHT, AND LOUISE DOSE. LOWER RIGHT.

These appearances were made in Cincinnati. She is well known abroad. •I- -i- + The attractions on view today Include: “Sally" at English’s; Ruth Budd at Keith's; A1 Kammon and his orchestra at the Lyric; "Where The North Begins" at the Circle; "The Eleventh Hour” at the Apollo; "Enemies of Women” at the Ohio; “Wine, Woman and Song” at Capital; stock burlesque at the Broadway; Constance Out Goes All Rheumatic Poison Rheums Art* on Kidney*, Liver end Bladder the Very First Bay. Get a bottle of Rheutna today and wear a satisfied smile on yoar face torn: rrow It's a remedy that Is astonishing the v.hole country, and It’s Just as good for gout, sciatica. lumbago and kidney misery as for rheumatism. It drives the poison ms waste from the joints and muscles—that's the secret of Kheuma s success. But we don't ask you to take onr word for it; go to Hook's Dependable Drug Stores or any good druggist and get a bottle, and If it doesn't do si w promise get your money back It will be there waiting for you.—Advertisement.

This year in the Community Fund Campaign, the employes of industrial, mercantile, commercial, utility, public and trades organizations have organized themselves for the purpose of securing support of the earners of the city for the thirty-nine social agencies included in the Fund.

TO ALL FIRM CHAIRMEN: —The Community Fund Campaign approaches its close. Now is the time for the action necessary to put your concern on the Honor Roll —the list of firms in which every worker who is able has contributed. Let’s speed our work to produce our completed quotas.

Talmadge In "A Lady's Name" at the Isis; “The Three Musketeera” at the Rialto and "The Common Law" at Mister Smith's. DANGER IN COLDS If Neglected They Will Often Develop Serious Illness. Take Fjolict John’s Medicine There Is lurking danger in every cold because, if neglected. It may attack the breathing tract. Prompt action should be taken when a cold develops. Begin taking Father John's Medicine right away. * This old fashioned family medlcine, whose boisls Is cod • and at the same v ■;r::e b u 3 John’s free from y. -V nerve deadening drugs and stimulants.—Advertisement.

INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYE DIVISION Swan-Meyers Company $ 259.34 E. Rauh and Son* , 159.75 Stewart Carey Glass Cos 100.00 •Paper Package Cos 62.50 Federal Foundry Cos 453.50 R. W. Furnas 125.00 Prest-O-L Ite Cos. (Office) 291.00 •National Malleable Castings Cos ' 1,212.55 Keyless Lock Cos 522.30 Insley Mfg. Cos 386.20 American Creosotlng Cos 50.00 Indianapolis Candy Cos 95.00 Coonse & Caylor Ice Cos 25.00 MERCANTILE EMPLOYE DIVISION H. J. Heinz Cos $ 53.00 White Furniture Cos 11.00 ♦Atlas Papeer Cos 22.10 Central Supply Cos 788.40 Great Western Cos t 55.40 ♦John Deere Plow Cos 43.50 Wm. Laurie Cos 236.00 Mooney Mueller-Ward Cos '..... 516.80 Seiig Dry Goods Cos ...., u 458.20

Herman P. Lieber, Chairman Mercantile Employes Division.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FOUR UNDER ARREST AS COUNTERFEITERS Federal Authorities Start Koutid-Up of Alleged Ring in Middle West. Bjj United Pres CHICAGO, Nov. 1. —Four men were under arrest today as city and Federal authorities started a round-un through out the Middle West of men said to be operators of a huge counterfeiting ring. Pass-Key Burglar Gets Gun William Hart, 509 E. Walnut St., reported to police that while his family was away Wednesday the house was entered by a pass-key to the rear door and an automatic revolver, valued at sls, taken. QUICK RELIEF FROM CONST IPAT lON Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That Is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative No griping Is the "keynote” of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They covise the bowels and liver t,o act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a “dark brown mouth” —bad breath —a dull, tired feeling—sick headache—torpid liver —eonstipa tion, you'll find quick, sure and pleasant results from one or two of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take them evry night just to keep right. Try them. 15c and 30c.—Advertisement. Important to All Women Thousands upon thousands of women have kidney or bladder trouble and never suspect It. Women’s complaints often prove to bo nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder dis ease. If the kidneys are not in a healthy condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased You may suffer pain In the back, headache and Joss of ambition. Poor health makes you nervous. Irritable and may be despondent; It makes any one so. But hundreds of women claim that Dr. K!lm a r’s Swamp Root, by restoring health to the kidneys, proved to be Just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions. Many send for a sample bottle to see what Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medicine, will do for them By enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer A Cos.. Binghamton. N Y.. you may receive sample slz*' bottle by Parcel Post You can pur chase medium and large bottles at all drug stores.—Advertisement.

In factory, store, office and shop the employes themselves have effected these organizations, and the employes themselves have charge of the canvassing of their fellow workers. In all instances where the canvassers have the encouragement of their employers, the work of the employe divisions has been more successful.

Samuel Mueller, Chairman Commercial Employes Division

STEEL MILL CLAIMS TWO Bn Times Special INDIANA HARBOR, Ind., Nov. 1. —John Scavetis, 29, a foreman, was crushed to death and Will am Difrena, a laborer, was decapitated by a cable in the Inland Steel Mills Wednesday, MAKES FAT PEOPLE THIN Dr. F. W. Newman, a licensed, practicing physician of 288 Fifth Ave., New York, announces that he has perfected a treatment which produces a quick loss of we ght without harm and improves the general health, allev ating the troublesome symptoms which often accompany over-stout-ness, such as shortness of breath, pal p tation of the heart, etc. What is j more remarkable la the Doctor’s j statement that he has successfully j treated thousands of patients for fat j reduction with no change of diet or ! unnecessary exerc se, If you want to ; get rid of your superfluous fat, write ' Dr. Newman for a free trial treat- j ment, a copy of his book on obesity ! and his generous pay when reduoed offer.—Advertisement.

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AMUSEMENTS

A New Idea in Blackface LaFrance and Byron Burnt cork stars with the funniest line of ltngo ever conceived In their laughable absurdity, "The Forty of the Second Fart.” 7 olher Big, New Acts InolmllnK th^ MYRON PEARL TROUPE Spectacular Oance Revue Itunrlnc in the Lyric Ballroom \fterooon snd Evening.

COMMERCIAL EMPLOYE DIVISION Bankers Life of Des Moines 9 27.00 Indiana Audit Bureau 72.30 Breed,Elliott and Harrison 157.00 ♦Fletcher Savings and Trust Cos 269.10 Indiana National Bank 821.10 A. Steffen Cigar Cos 120.00 Farmers Trust Cos 130.50 Superior Life and Accident Cos 62.00 UTILITY EMPLOYE DIVISION Supt.’s Officee, Pennsylvania R. R 9 163.00 •Indianapolis Street Railway Cos 84.00 •Indianapolis Water Cos 258.50 •Freight House, Big Four R. R 76.00 C., C., C. & St. L. R. R. (Locomotive Dept) 71.00 *C., C,. C. & St. L. R. R. (Car Dept.) 115.25 ♦L. E. & W. R. R. (Office) 27.60 •Peoria & Eastern 135.00 ♦lndianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Cos 100.00 PUBLIC EMPLOYE DIVISION •City Hall 9 314.00 •Postoffice 892.35 •Federal Government 132.00 •Marion County 253.00 Indianapolis Public Library 603.75 •Incomplete. *

Frank C. Jordan, Chairman Utility Employes Division.

AMU3EMENTS ?. KEITH’S Famous Movie Star In Person FRITZIE RIDGEWAY In “A WIFE’S HONOR” RUTH BUDD | AL3HAYNE A FRIEND MARGUERITE IN NEED PADULA JULES BUFFANO and His SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA SYLVIA j THE LOYAL I STERLINGS Pathe News Topic* Fables

CAPITOL Washington SL and Capitol Ave. Matinee J/jYI Every Bally THIS Night at 2;15.< WEEK t 8:18 '■seuoLS every week. This coupon and 28c will admit lady to best, reserved seat, any matinee.

IT cermru > SEATS NOW—Next Week Evenings, 50c to S3. Matinees, 500 to S3. FUKST TIME IN INBLANAPOLIS TED LEWIS SLSKf"

Robert H. Bryson, Chairman Public Employes Division.

ENGLISH'S^ MATINEE SATURDAY ZIEGFELD GREATEST MARILYN MILLER LEON ERROL IN SALLY Caat Includes WALTER CATLETT. Price* Night and Sat. Mat. sl.lO to t<i.M Good Beats Left for AU Performances. NEXT TUBS. AND WED. ) MATINEE WEDNESDAY l SKATS TODAY tt£NRY w SAMAGC.tNC.agfrg X BANC* Ki ttOfSCOHAK r/N >-MS VOVTtV •worsts snCi>Lf> oOSf *•> G"* seem*? t” Prcn’S •CikW3 <**if oestftvt SANK OP PSKNCIPAt** Posr ittcuuwouJ tesrertyi *out*Tfp Tttt and Os &&%&>** VMSftK* Brtwrfp ts utVP ,<*</■** jrrv*Mtu oAt MOVG* A* W’v OflC ■ Sit** wtrn Put* -***♦*< * PRlCES—Nights, 80c to 83. Bg. Wed. Mat., 800 to SI.OO.

COME ALONG TO THE THE BIG SHOW Time Table LEEDUNCAN Presents His Police Oog Hera RIN TIN-TIN u ln Person” At 3:40—7:25—9:23 A Different Photoplay “WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS” 13i15-li6o-3:60-sißo-1:30-0:30 World*a Greatest Motion Picture Organist C. SHARPE-MINOR In His Original Novelty “THE ORGAN” At 3:38—7:10—8:10 Circle Orchestra Playing —Rachmaninoff's Prelndf b —Oriental Marche—Altftehnlcr MODEST ALTSCHULER Musical Director At 3:15—7:09—0i00 COMEDY NEWS

There are published here the names of firms whose employes have given to the Community Fund through one of the six employe divisions. The figures include only employe subscriptions, not the pledges of their employers.

AMUSEMENTS

MOTION PICTURES

H. M. Stackhouse, Chairman Trsdea Employes Division.

THURSDAY, NOV. 1,1923

AMUSEMENTS

BROADWAY ALL THIS WEEK PEPPY BURLESQUE AND VAUDEVILLE ADMISSION 2Bc and 50c PLUS TAX, This coupon and 10c entitle* Lady to Cbpie- W°ftt An- Mat. Errant Holiday.

iPALACE 1:00 to 11 P. M. SHEILATERRY and Company Flashes Eric From Phillips Songland & Cos. Judson I Merrett Cole j & Mann Photo—“ The Drivln’ Fool.”

MOTION PICTURES

APOLLO ■ Lincoln J. Carter’s ‘The Eleventh Hour" The Thrills of a Thousand Pictures Packed Into One Charles Jones, Shirley Mason and a great cast. Imperial Comndy “Why Pay Rent” VIRGIL MOORE’S APOLLO ORCHESTRA

THIS WEEK ONLY ‘ENEMIES of WOMEN” By Blasco Ibanez With ALMA RUBENS LIONEL BARRYMORE and an All-Star Caat The magnificent drama of Europe's ave* and Intrlgnea by the author of The Four Horsemen.” Staged in noxnrpnssod luxury in Paris, Monte Carlo and Nice with a cast of celebrities, including the most famous beauties of stage and screen. Performances Start—ll:l3, ltoß, 3:45, 4:30, 6:15, 8:00, 9:45,

COMING SUNDAY LOIS WEBER Production “A Chapter in Her Life” Based on she Story of “JEWEL”