Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1925 — Page 23

FRIDAY f MaY 22,1925

JEROME TELLS HOWNAZIMOVA WAS DISCOVERED Actress and Husband Got Into Political Trouble and Ran Away. Bu Times Special NEW YORK, May 22.—Jerome K. Jerome, the famous English dramatist, editor, humorist, author of “Three Men in a Boat,” and of the popular play, “The Passing of the Third Floor Back,” now tells how he “discovered” Nazimova. In an article about his adventures In the London Theater, he writes in the June Harper’s: “Alla Nazimova was drawing all New York. I found her somewhat changed from the quiet, simple girl who, with her husband (they spelled the name ‘Nazomof’ then) had knocked at our door in London with a letter of introduction from friends of ours in Russia. They had got

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themselves into trouble with the political police and had had to cut and run with barely time to pack a handbag. Only Spoke German “She spoke German, but he spoke only Russian. They looked little more than boy and girl; and he in his way was as beautiful as she was. That first evening we taught him an English sentence. He had said it in Russian, his eyes fixed on my wife. Alla translated it into German, and then we told him the English for it, which was: 'You remind me of my first love.’ He repeated it till he had it perfect; and subsequently quite a number of women mentioned to me casually that he seemed to know only one English sentence. We chaffed him about it. He maintained it was not humbug. All beautiful women reminded him of his first love. But his last love! there was no one like her, and kneeling he kissed Alla Nazimof’s hand. He was rather a lovable, childish person. t Benefit Performance “I took them to Tree and we fixed up a benefit performance for them at the Haymarket; afterwards I got Frohman interested and he fathered them into America. For some reason

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the boy went back to Russia and was killed in a pogram. The first person she asked me about when I saw her in New York was ‘Madame Needles,’ as she had always called a small fox terrior of ours. They had been great friends and had played ‘hunt the slipper’ together. Madame Needles would go outside the room while Madame Nazimof would hide one of her shoes and then open the door. Only once Needles failed to find it, and that was when Alla had sprinkled scent upon it.” From Pygmy Land LONDON, May 22 —A pygmy elephant, full grown but only three feet, eight inches high, has arrived in London from the African Congo. Jt comes from the same section of Africa where pygmy men, hippopotami and buffaloes exist. Baby Bom on Subway PARIS, May 22.—A strong, healthy baby boy was born to Mme. Marie Collet, 22, in a subway train here. Starving, Left $350,000 NEW YORK, May 22.—Louis Lehmeyer, who died in a charity ward here from malnutrition, left an estate of more than $350,000, onehalf of which was bequeathed to a

THE VARSITY TIMES INTERESTING NEWS NOTES OF BUTLER UNIVERSITY By Rader Win get

".Ones the Silent Drama Detract Froi l the Legitimate Stage?” was discussed at the Philo Literary Society meeting. Speakers were Henry Morgan, Phila Fink, Shailer Bass, Dave Metcalf. Eunice McGraw, Constance Forsythe. H. Parr Armstrong will be added to the staff of the College of Religion June 25 to help in the campaign for building funds for the new College of Religion at Fairview. Gene Colway is chairman of the senior committee that took over the Irvington theater two days this week for the benefit of the senior class. Henry Lawrence Southwlch, president of the Boston College of Oratory, will read “Othello” in the college chapel Monday night. Southwick comes to Buter through the courtesy of Prof. Rollo A. Tallcott, head of the public speaking department at Butler. / Thomas Elrod, Indianapolis editorial writer spoke before Pen and

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Pencil Club. He entertained the class with stories of his personal experiences. Helen Payne announced the Butler song books would go on sale this week. At least one song of every fraternal organization on the campus is contained in the book. 'Patia Carver will preside at the Woman’s League meeting Saturday, when new officers will be installed. New officers are: Virginia Curtiss, president; Kathryn Bowlby, vicepresident; Alice Young, secretary, and Sarah Frances Downs, treasurer. Miss Evelyn Butler, dean of women will give the speech of welcome. Rebecca Pitts and Eunice McGraw will represent the Y. W. C. A. at Geneve summer camp sponsored by that organization. Kenneth Woodstock of the Aetna Insurance Company, spoke before the insurance classes of Professor J.

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W. Putnam. Herbert Hyman of the Real Silk Hosiery Company ad dressed tho class of Professor Ptnarr. on advertising. T. G. McGrew spoke before the Press Club on the subject, “Why Should Journalists Know Anything About Printing?” MeGrew is head of the U. C. A. School of Printing. Students in the Colleg of Missions participated In a benefit performance given by Robert Clark, a student at the College of Missions, and pastor of the Christian Church at Lizton, Ind. The students who took part were: Fyrle Ward, Russell Osgood, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hopper, P. D. Snipes, Ruth Oberlies, Juan Rivera and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Clark. Milo H. Stuart, principal of Arsenal Technical High School, spoke before the Butler University Teachers' Association at the Alpha Delta Theta sorority house. His subject was “The Teacher and His Job.” Dean Evelyn Butler will have as guests at the annual May day festival Saturday Dean Katherine Adams,'Beloit College, Wisconsin; Dean Katherine Alvord, De Pauw University, and Miss Jones, head of Mansfield Hall, De Pauw University. Mazie Dalton was elected presi-

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dent of the French club at the last meeting of the semester at the Delta Delta Delta house. Other officers were Dorothy Canfield, vice president, Ruby Pierce, secretary, and Mary Nussbaum, treasurer. Louise Padou, Mary Nussbuam and Ruby Pierce were formally taken into the club. CHEESE PLANT IN BIG GROWTH Cooperative Factory Opened in 1851—Now Giant. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON. Ma? 22.—From a lttle cooperative cheese factory in Oneida County, New York, organized in 1851, the farmers’ cooperative business has grown to a two and

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