Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1924 — Page 13

FRIDAY, OCT. 24,1924

STUDIO RULES IND REGULATIONS HI HOLLYWOOD Comedians Have Funny Requirements While at Work, Studio hours from 9 a. ra. to 5 p. m. One hour for lunch or temperament. Two hours for vampires. Saturday, half day. Bathing beauties will please bathe before coming: before the camera—at least, necks should be washed. No smoking during fiery love scenes. Villains must have their mustaches waxed, hair vaselined and lip sticks Inspected before filming. Do not insult the stars unless you are an expert. Lions must not sleep on the sets. Please return our cloaks and suits to the wardrobe department after using, whether they fit or not. Positively no checks cashed until after the picture is sold. Visitors welcome only when we’re shooting mob scenes. Xo necking or petting allowed in •s studio, except in front of the nera. Please do not have arguments when the camera is grinding—bosses excepted. Be careful! Do not smoke in the dressing rooms while wearing our cloaks and suits. We would rather make our profit on the picture. Vampires must wear more than “a rag. a bone and a hank of hair” —by order of the Census. Regarding the unions, vampires

MOTION PICTURES Screen's Greatest Romance “BEAU . BRUMMEL” WITH JOHN BARRYMORE AND AX EXCELLENT CAST OVERTIRE “BLOSSOM TIME” BAKALEINIKOFF CONDI XTIXG OTHER FEATURES NOW PLAYING Cecil B. De Mille PRODUCTION “FEET OF CLAY” A Gorgeous Ultra-Modern Lore Drama SPAT FAMILY COMEDY LESTER HUFF, Organist Charlie Davis ORCHESTRA Coming Sunday GLORIA SWANSON “Her Love Story” ENGLISH Sti Twice Daily—2:ls, 8:15 Douglas Fairbanks THE THIEF OF Bmm SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA “Happiness Must Be Earned” Prices: Nite 50c to $1.65. Mat., 50c to sl.lO. Tax included. Seats selling for all performances. ~~ AMUSEMENTS TONITE Last Showing Fur Fashion Show Dancing 9 o’Ciock RAINBOW CASINO GARDENS Admission, 50 Cents "Wabash-Butler Football Dance Tonight and Saturday” r JIM M’WILLIAMS KING & BEATTY WANZER & PALMER CERVO & MORO HOWARD'S SPECTACLES DONALS SISTERS ENRICO RASTELLI

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Here’s one “hello girl” that they don’t talk back to. She Is Mrs. Louis Dyer, 76, the Nation’s oldest telephone girl, and she’s an operator at Ashfield, Mass. The switchboard is in her home and there are 200 subscribers. She alternates duty with her granddaughter and night and day service is givem must suit themselves. Comedians should be funny in front of the camera, not in front of the cashier. We make a small charge for parking cars of stars—but no profit. A restaurant is maintained for stars who are dieting. Painters, electricians, press agents and villains also welcome. Leading ladies will please park

AMUSEMENTS CAPITOL THEATRE Columbia Burlesque All This Mi eek I.adieu, Every Day, 25c KIBE BERNSTEIN’S ‘Bathing Beauties’ BPECIAE FEATURE Trench “Aeroplane Thriller** Mother**, Bring: the Children to Our Playground itw ITonight B:ls.Last3Times| | The Big Shubert Music Revue | HUMS With ODETTE MYRTIL Fred Alien, Jimmy Save, Eddie Elkins and Dance Orchestra Prices Night* —SO c, SI. 10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30 —Inc. Tax. Saturday Matinee—Best Orrh. Sent*. $1.6*., $2.20: Bal., .*>Oc. *l.lO, sl6*. [palace;?;.?. "HIS LITTLE REVUE” I A SPECTACULAR CHINESE I NOVELTY I Singing Bert Leight Eddie | & Cos. Nelson . j Comedy ; Femologist of Life TAYLOR & BQ3BE A COMEDY DELIGHT LeCLAIR & SAMPSON Pantomime Travesties. —Photo Play— GEORGE ARLIS I **s2o A WEEK” THE WORLD'S GREATEST AND UNCLE SAM’S PRIDE u. s. MARINE BAND IN TWO GREAT POPULAR AND PATRIOTIC CONCERTS AT CADLE TABERNACLE 3 p. m.—MAT. & NITE—B p. m. i THURS., OCT. 30 Auspices Murat Shriner*, open to all the public. Benefit Shrine pilgrimage fund. 20,000 SEATS FOR MUSIC LOVERS It would be a reflection on the musical life of Indianapolis to greet this great Band with only haJf-fllled houses. Two great programs of highest musical achievement in classical and popular selections offer a real treat. Nothing Gained by Delay—Buy Tickets Now SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE at Merchants Heat & Light Cos., Clarke Jf Cade Clay pool Drug Store, Fuller - Ryde Music Cos., PRICES ARE LOWEST—2Sc for all school pupils at matinee; 50c for adults. NITE—SOc, 75c, $L plus tax. If you like music you will be a better citizen by hearing the world's greatest Band, which Is as ancient and honorable as the United States government, of which it is a part. O This is the White Kememoer iion Band the Band of the Presidents since George W ashing ton.

their poodles as far away from the lions in our menagerie as possible. Directors will please direct the picture —we will direct our own finances, also as far as possible. In case you are fired, choose the nearest entrance out. Run, do not walk —by order of the firing chief. (Beginning Sunday the Circle will offer “In Hollywood With Potash and Perlmutter.) WILD PETS FOR WOMEN Hyde Park Society Buys Lions, Wolves and Tigers. LONDON, Oct. 24. —A rhinoceros led at the end of a chain may be the next spectacle afforded by the fashionable church parade In Hyde Paik on Sunday mornings. Already dogs have gone by the boards, and London society women are no longer content with tame pets of any kind. They are buying lions, tigers, leopards, wolves—Just so they're wild. Had Di ngs, Say Agents Ora Lee Strawder, 20, of 655 Division St., is held to the Federal grand jury under a SSOO bond following his arrest at Oliver Ave. and Division St., by Federal narcotic agents, when he was found to be carrying morphine tablets wrapped in cigarette papers. Community Dipping Farmers in Platte County, Wyoming. report an average saving of $5 in animal, thanks to the community dipping vats that have been established. There are fourteen in the county, two of which are for sheep only.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SnufT Habit Back NEW YORK. Oct. 24.—Snuff taking may be returning to its former popularity. Three times as much

Unusual Shoe Values far Saturday Visit Our Store and Save Money Worn-in’s black patent, satin and kid strap slippers. Many mighty good values. Formerly sold QO QQ for $4 and $6 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. tpZt.OO Men’s dress oxfords and shoes, in black and tan. Some rare bargains in this lot formerly priced up d0 QQ to $6. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY p£.oo Children’s skuffers, sized from sto 2. Priced especially low for Saturday’s business. Limited supply only. SEE THEM. Open Until 9:30 Saturday Night MEREDITH SHOE CO. 324 East Washington Street

snuff was solrl in New York last year as in 1897, and tobacco dealers declare that even more snuff will be sold this year than last.

AT THE HOOSIER———Real Furniture Bargains Tomorrow, Saturday Down Genuine $17.75 HOOSIER

Sale of Sample Overstuffed Suites 1 3-Piece Suite, Covered in SOO-00 Mulberry Velour 1 $225 Overstuffed Bed Davenport Suite $ U /fj£\ nn Reduced to 1 OU= And Many Other Bargains

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$39.75 Buys This Genuine ALCAZAR GAS RANGE Exactly as Pictured

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$5 Cash, $1.50 Week

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