Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 68, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1925 — Page 10

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SIGN COMPANY LOSEN IN TILT Park Board Bars School ‘Ad.’ Park board members out-maneu-vered the Thomas Cusack Company Thursday when it was discovered that the sketch of a sign to be erected on the site of the new Shortridge High School building bore the words, "Property of Thomas Cusack Company." The board refused to permit erection of the sign. Had the permit been jdlowed within seventy feet of the street, it would‘have established a precedent that would have handicapped materially efforts of the board to remove all Cusack signs now located within 100 feet on parks and boulevards, it was said. The board was on the verge of adopting the resolution granting the school board authority to build the sign, when Frank P. Manley, board member, halted proceedings and drew attention to the connection of the Cusack Company with the project. Board members have declared warfare against the company because its official* have refused to obey the board’* otjder to remove their signs on parka and boulevards. H,CKEY TO BE HEARD WIH Address G. O. P. Editors At Michigan City Times Special Z-A PORTE. Ind., July 30.—Congressn.'vn Andrew J. Hickey of this oity will Se one of the principal speakers at Indiana Republican Editorial association meeting , in Michigan City next week. Clyde A. Walb of LaGrange, state chairman of the Republican party, will be in active charge. Marriage Licenses James Edwards, 23. 2117 Shriver, porter: Elizabeth Washington. 20. 611 W. Vermont, waitress. Elmer 9. Hertweek 22. 1826 Lexinerton. pawftrnith: Dorothea L. Williams. 19. 1212 Brtvdburjr. domestic

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What is New On the Stage

By Walter D. Hickman The Metropolitan FTvo are attempting the problem of doing bits of opera in English. These singers have more of the concert stage way to them than vaudeville, but audiences are becoming more and more to welcome operatic music in English. Coulter and Rose are two blackface comedians who work up an interesting routine before they finish. They are using an introduction which starts them off to a laugh. It seems that the harmonica is becoming a rival of the uke. This team has a good harmonica player. A real estate agent from California must have written “Behave Yourself” which is presented by Jerome Merrick and company. Tells the story of how a lawyer prevented a client from getting a divorce. An average sketch. . Murray and Charlotte offer travesty upon juggling, magic and the like. A bicycling act with certain features opens the show. The movie is "The Hunted Woman.” At the Palace today and Saturday. • * • Local theaters today offer: "The Easy Mark” at English’s; Wyeth and Wynn at the Lyric; William Desmond in "The Meddler” at the Isis; "The Lady Who Lied” at the Circle; "Confessions of a Queen” at the Apollo; “Lost —A Wife” at the Ohio and “White Fangs" at ; the Colonial. • • • NEGRO MUSICIANS APPEAR IN CONCERT The two oustanding artists who appeared Thursday night at Caleb Mills Hall on a program given by negro musicians attending the seventh annual convention of the Negro Musicians, were Lucretia L. Mitchell, soprano o.} Indianapolis and Carl R Diton of Philadelphia. Dlton as an accompanist, revealed by his work last night, is a rare artist. H.'s handling of “Swing Low

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CIVIC CLUBS TO DINE TONIGHT Interest in Activities to Be Promoted. Promotion of interest In civic club activities will be the purpose of a dinner c? the Federation of Civic Clubs tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. A. L. Portteus, president, will be toastmaster. Officers of the Federation and presidents of civic clubs will attend. Edward O. Snethen, past president, will be a special guest. A musical program will be given 666 la a prescription for _ Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria ft kill* the rerme.

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