Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 204, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1925 — Page 3

MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1925

ROAD ANNOUNCES IMPROVEMENTS Central Indiana Plans to - Spend $1,000,000. By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Jan. s.—lt haa been semi-offcially announced here that the Central Indiana Railroad would be reballasted between Muncie Brazil, new 100-pound T-rails put down and new ,telegraph lines erected during the coming summer. This road is owned jointly by the Big Four and the Pennsylvania Railroads, and it is said they are planning to spend approximately ?1,b00,000 on improvements. It is also said the companies have under consideration plans for the extension of the road from Brazil to Terre Haute, a distance of approximately twenty-three miles. The purpose of these improvements, it is said, is to get connection between southern and north centeral Indiana without being hindered by congested conditions in Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss New Discovery Heals Rupture Without an Operation Anew discovery which, experts agree, has no equal for healing effects in all rupture cases, is the latest accomplishment of the wellknown Hernia Specialist, Dr. Andrews. 6238 Koch Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. The extraordinary success of this new method proves that it holds and heals a rupture. It weighs only a few ounces. Has no hard, gouging pads, no elastic belt, no leg straps, no steel bands, and is as comfortable as a light garment. It has enabled hundreds of persons to throw away trusses and declare their rupture absolutely healed. Many of these had serious double ruptures, from which they suffered for years. It is Dr. Andrews’ ambition to have every ruptured person enjoy the quick relief, comfort and healing power of his discovery, and he will send it on free trial to any* reader who writes him. He wants one person in each neighborhood to whom he can refer. If you wish to be rid of rupture for good, without an operation, take advantage of the doctor’s free offer. Write him today. The coupon below is convenient.

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Fake Rain Storm Is an Aid to Cupid; Torrence Puts Comedy Into Drama

By WALTER D. HICKMAN mF the brute, meaning a sweetheart, shows sign of leaving the house, use a fake rain storm to keep him in. That is exactly what Constancy Talmadge does in “Her Night of Romance.” Said man will not leave the house in fun and a lot of CONSTANCE satire on the TALMADGE love business. Constance Talmadge’s strength consists of her ability to put over smart comedy situations. Her sister, Norma, is the dramatic volcano of the family. Constance puts comedy tears in her eyes in this movie. There is not a serious minute in "Her Night of Romance” because Constance is cutting up most of the time. In the female list of stars I believe that Constance Talmadge holds the same position that Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin do on the masculine sile of the ledger. All three are at the top of the comedy ladder. Connie adds a whole lot to her standing in filmland by "her work in this “night” movie. ”It is jolly good fun done in Connie’s happiest way. Constance needs smart fun in which to reflect her talent. It must be light and airy and give her a chance to be a little cutup. She starts out right in “Her Night of Romance,” by transforming herself into an ugly old maid (now all old maids are not ugly you know). But when Connie exposes her smile, her two sparkling eyes and her bobbed hair—well she is just the picture of smart fun. This vehicle gives her many comedy chances. Probably one of the best all-round comedy stories she has had. I am not forgetting “Dulcy.” Her leadin’ man, Ronald Colman is the right type. She has a grand time posing as his wife when she really isn’t is wife at all in the story. And when she does fall in love with him, the poor old dear drinks a sleeping powder by accident and takes a nap in the middle of his love making. This is grand fun and both Constance and Colman carry this scene off in great style. This new Talmadge comedy is corking good fun. You will love It. You remember that the first De j Forrest-Qase Phonofllm that I saw ; and heard did not arouse me to any i feeling of delight. The Circle this j week is presenting Eddie Cantor in I a phonofllm. It sounds like a visualized radio. A great Improve- j ment over the first ones of this class'| of entertainment. The bill includes “Martha” as an overture, a news , weekly and a comedy. At the Circle all week. AGAIN IT IS IffUBBY WHO PAYS AND PAYS' The modern movie husband in stories of the screen seems to have i wings sprouting all the time. He seems to be waiting to fly away the ; second that dear wife finds another i guy that she loves. j Such a husband is played by Robert Edeson in “Locked Doors” now on view at the Ohio. The husband played by Edqgon in this movie i? far too good to live any place bu upon the screen. When his wife in this sfory falls in love with a younger man, hubby decides that as he can’t make happy with his love, he will step out ' of the domestic picture knowing ; that while she is happy with another man he will be happy just knowing that wifey is happy. Noble sentiments these but . Yes and but it doesn’t happen in real life. Such situations as these causes “Locked Doors” to miss fire. It j

What I Like Best on Screen The he-man comedy work of Ernest Torrence in ‘North of 36,” a Paramount movie. At the Apollo. Everything that Constance Talmadge does in “Her Night of. Romance,” a First National comedy triumph. At the Cir 3le. The tantalizing xylophone solo, “Tea for Two,” as played by Johnny Robinson. At the Adollo. PThe piano duet as played as part of an orchestral feature by Charlie Davis and his orchestra. At the Ohio. •

doesn’t convince. Hubby is too good for words. The wife in this movie story found her new' Romeo when she went trout fishing one summer while husband slaved in his office in the city. The lesson in this movie seems to be: Don’t let youjs< e Wife gO trout fishing unless husband goes with her, because said wife may something on her hook and line besides fish. This weak story has been dressed up like a Fourth of July parade and given a great cast.' In it you will find Theodore Roberts (splendid in a small part), Betty Compson as beautiful as ever, Kathlyn Williams and others, who know how and when to act. It is the fault of the story that this movie does not convince and not the actors or the director. Be your own judge on these sweet husband movies, who are too good to fight to retain the love of their wives. A feature of the musical part of the bill is a piano duet played as part of an orchestral number by Chaflie Davis and his orchestra. Bill includes a comedy “Meet the Missus,” and Lester Huff playing on the organ. “Everything You Do.” At the Ohio all week. *!• -I- -I- * BASEBALL MOVIE ON VIEW AT MISTER SMITH’S “Life’s Greatest Game,” a story of baseball, is on dew all week at Mister Smith’s, with Johnnie Walker and a large cast. Cast includes Thomas Santschi, Jane Thomas, Dickey Brandon, David Kirby and Gertrude Olmstead. The story concerns Jack Donovan, a character similar to Babe Ruth. A news weekly and other features make up the bill. —

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ANOTHER COW DRAMA MAKES GOOD AT APOLLO The cow drama has become popular in movie land. You recall that “ The Covered __ Wagon” has a I bunch of cows and horses in it. ly have been concerned with the, early days of the cattle lands. Now we have “North cerns the exodus of thousands of cows from the cattle lands of Texas after the flesh and blood actors consist of nest Torrence, JACK HOLT Jack Holt and Noah Beery. I will remember the comedy work of Torrence in this photoplay because he puts lot of comedy into his rough character, the foreman of a cattle ranch. He uses the same make-up that he aid In “The Covered Wagon,” if I remember correctly. Holt is cast as the romantic sweetheart of Lois Wilson. Jack is generally getting himself in bad, but by the time the movie ends Jack is the favorite suitor of the girl he loves in this story. Noah'Beery is cast as the villain, and what a one he makes. This movie has a bunch of good character acting in it. And boys, there are a bunch of Indians in it, too, and a lot of soldiers. It is just the sort of a yarn that will make a boy clean off all the sno -f from the sidewalk of his dad’s home so he can get the necessary dough to get into the Apollo this week. “North of 36” will interest ma and pa just as much as the boy. It has been splendidly mounted and directed. Along musical lines at the Apollo this week, Johnny Robinson makes himself a favorite with, the xyio-

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phones by playing “Tea for Two” from the musical comedy hit “No, No, Nanette." / Robinson has always played a wicked xylophone and V seems to be a little bit more wicked this week. Splendid work. Every blow on a xylophone has a meaning of its own when Robinson is at the bat. The bill includes orchestral and organ music and a comedy “The Cannonball Express.” At the Apollo all week. -I- -I- -IWILLIAM FAIRBANKS ON VIEW AT THE ISIS For thejlrst half of the week, the Isis is offering William Fairbanks in “The Cowboy and thg Flapper ’ and. an Educational comedy, “Poor Butterfly.” In Fairbanks’ supporting company is Dorothy Revier. It is a comedy with thrills. Bill changes on Thursday. :!•’ -I- -!- PAVI JAVA AND ARTHUR OPEN HERE TONIGHT Tonight at the Murat, Anna Pavlowa, greatest, of .the dancers, will make her farewell Indianapolis appearance of her career. She is supported by a ballet and principal dancers. Julia Arthur tonight opens a threeday engagement at English's in “Saint Joan” by Bernard Shaw. Britt Wood is on view at the Lyric. Fritzl Ridgeway is the chief event at the Palace. Oti Gygi and Margaret Severin in a dance revue are among those present at Keith’s. The Capitol offers “Town Topics” with Leon De Voe.

Rats \ Bu Times Special CLINTON, Ind., Jan. 6.—lt takes money to establish a home, even a rat's hojne, these days. Lloyd Brown and Venis Bennett, clerks at the Court Meyer soft drink parlor, reported theft of $196 from the cash till. The mystery was unsolved until a bill was seen protruding from a crack in the floor. Investigation revealed rats had carried away the money and made a nest out of It. The money was badly chewed.

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TWO MEN ADMIT STOREHOLD-UPS Connection With Fatal Robbery'ls Denied, * Although they hold alleged confessions admitting two other gocery hold up, detectives said today they were sure Frank Duffy, 34, of 121% N. Alabama St., and Russel Fulks, 36, of 724 E. Lord St., are not the bandits who killed Harry F. Blythe, 52, grocery at 2044 Sing.eton Ave., Saturday night. Detectives said the two .men confessed to robbing the confectionery of Hugh Pelan, 401 S. Noble St., and the Standard Grocery, 1228 E. Bates St. SEES HOLD-UP GUN; RUNS Victim Calls Police, Who Fail to Find Footpads. a One hold-up was reported Sunday night. Shortly before 7 p. m., David Fetty, 637' S. Missouri St., said he was walking at Senate Ave. and Market' Sts., when two men held him up. \ „ Fetty said when he saw the gun he ran across the street and through the Storehouse grounds and telephoned police. Fetty and police scoured the neighborhood, but they could not find any trace of the men. Lo4i Lee Recovering Lot Lee, 1656 Park Ave., veteran newspaper man, for more than twenty years on the editorial staff of the Indianapolis News, who became seriously ill Saturday, was reported better today. Unless a setback occurs his recovery is regarded as certain by physicians.

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CAPTURED AFTER CHASE Man Jailed on Alleged Theft of Pocketbaak Frtmi Pedestrian. William Nichols, 26, colored, 600 Bowman St., is under arrest today charged with robbery. Elmer Hollibaugh, 3211 N. Capitol Ave., told Trafficmen Coleman and Buchanan, colored, that he caught Nicholds after he had chased him from Illinois and Washington Sts., to Ohio St. and Capitol * Ave. Hollibaugh said the purse found on Nichols waa stolen from a pedestrian. Victim proved to be Eugene Lentz, R. R. B. Box 355, who did not discover his loss until later. He was surprised when he saw his pocketbook and the taker at police headquarters.

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SEVEN YOUTHS SLATED Young Man Reports Alleged Beating to Police. Virgil Smith, 20, of 2855 Washington Blv-L, filed complaint with police that caused seven young men to be arrested and slated to face Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth in city court today. Smith said that he was beaten with a strap. Motor policemen arrested John Shumar, 20; Joseph Shumar, 19, and Elvin Shumar, 17, all of 2224 Bellefontaine St., and Arthur Tudball, 18, of 3233 Bellefontaine St.; Ivan Whitsall, 20, of 817 E. TwentyThird St.; Wayne Money, 21, of 2033 Ashland Ave., and George Knauss, 21, of 2401 Bellefontaine St. They were charged with assault and battery and released on their own recognizance by Judge Wilmeth Saturday night.

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