Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1925 — Page 3

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LEGION GROUP LEADER NAMED Permanent Exegutive Committee to Plan Drive. S. A. Bishop, Seventh district American Legion committeemanelect, today announced Dr. Larue D. Carter, senior surgeon of the Indiana National Guard, will head the permanent executive committee of the Indianapolis legion. Membership will be the major activity of the committee, which will meet Tuesday night at the World War Memorial Bldg, to plan a campaign. Sub-committee chairman are; Mark Hamer, publicity; Neal Grider, finance. Solon B. Carter, speakers; Howard Guy, arrangements; Herman C. King, stunts; Earl Ferguson, window display; and Ben Wieneke, prospect cards and records. Associated with the executive committee is the central committee, composed of one representative from each post. Members are: Dan I. Glossbrenner, Dan V. Goodman, H. B. Pike, Frank L. Truitt, Norman Metzger, G. I. Seybert, Phil E. Clements, Aaron F. Head, George Cornelius and Marimon Hansbury. Rheumatic Pains Go Swollen Joints Vanish Thousands of sufferers have freed themselves from the bondage of rheumatistn; rid themselves of the torturing pain; reduced the swollen joints: thrown away canes and crutches, and from helpless beings became able to work and be of use to themselves and their families. They took lthenmn: tlie modern enemy of rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, arthritis, and chronic neuralgia. Don't be skeptical about Itt)eunia. You will know in a few hours after beginning the treatment that the poisonous waste matter is leaving your system through the natural channels. You will feel better in a day; you will know you are going to be helped in less than a week. There Is no gnossv work about Rheuiun bringing you bark to health. That's why Haag Drug Company and druggists everywhere sell it with guarantee of money back if it does not give <iulek relief. —Advertisement. Biliousness and constipation come from a weak stomach You can help Nature end this trouble ■rfsSgSk tF your Stomach and Liver are weak, your j t./ fyc food is not digested. [ V This causes food to be held up in your body. The usual result is con- \ vm\ stipation, which causes ''VNIL headache and severe gas v pains. For 63 years, people have sensibly corrected this condition by using Chamberlain’s Tablets for the Stomach and Liver. They help the digestive organs stop chronic Constipation. Get Chamberlain’s Tablets today at any Drug Store, only 26c. AUTO TOPS And Side Curtains Made :<:ici repaired Our price is right. 'T'ven years at this location. Kentucky Ave. Vulcanizing Cos. 35 Kentucky Ave.

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De Mille Tries His Hand on a New Idea; Jackie Coogan Does Moscow Charleston

Ily Walter D. Hickman. Ei ItODUCERS know by experi | ence that costume movies do i not as a rule register sufli cient results to make it worth while to risk huge sums of money. Cecil B. De Mille became famous as the producer of the bathroom drama. Or rather he became the leader in expo sin g the morning bath in a urns' e!al <>ratifashion on the Bi screen. De Mille S is now making te* his own pictures jo B ami releasing I , *"■: them under ids I . own name. "The ft Road to YesterW' Jnji day” Is an attempt to produce /W a costume romance by using a vvllPHwlltt unique and safe % .|l|i||iJ| method. Tit Is story starts out with the usual Joseph situation —a husSliildkraut band and a wife f failing to understand each other. The wife believes in reincarnation of the soul and when something happens today, she is generally able to remember something that happened to herself in another age. The "yesterday” part of the movie follows a dramatic climax—when the husband and the wife, separated in spirit, are in the same train wreck. By the use of the flashback. De Mille pictures events which happened to the souls of all the characters a century or two ago. This method is unique because the action of the story actually takes place at this time. This metnal or soul flashback stuff is something new on the screen. The production cost lot of monoy because De Mille creates his scenes with an elaborate hand. It still remains to l>e seen if this method of presenting a romantic story meets with general approval. Joseph Schildkraut. Jetta Goudal, Vera Reynolds, William Boyd and Julia Faye head a large cast. The train wreck with one engine crashing its way through a Pullman coach reflects the creative genius of De Mille Here is a love story that is different. De Mille has been brave enough to get away from the beaten paths. The bill includes "The Bone-Head Age,” a news reel, and music by the American Harmonists. At the Colonial all week. -I- •!• -IJACKIE COOGAN NEARS THE DANGEROUS AGE Jackie Coogan is nearing that dangerous age which is so dangerous to the earning ability of boy wonder. This Coogan chap has made several fotrunes and gained national popularity because gan may not be the Jackie Coogan genius in the years to come that he was as a lad. Jackie’s future is not guaranteed by his work in "Old Clothes" which is another attempt to put Jackie in rags while be associates with poverty and hard times. BOATS ROLLS made with /jTN i REAL FRUIT (15^) CONSTIPATION

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Movie Verdict Apollo—jack Holt goes in for dramatic realism in "The Ancient Highway.” 1 Colonial —Cecil B. De Mille successfully connects romantic costume drama up with the jazz age in "The Road to Yesterday'.” Circle —Two Charleston dancers and an Indian jazz band stops this week’s show here. Ohio —Jackie Coogan attempts to remain cute and just a "kid” in "Old Clothes.”

In “Old Clothes” Jackie is cute and being "cute” he shows the effect of too much theatrical coaching. It seems a shame that Coogan Isn’t given the chance to be a normal bov. He Is called upon to make a love match. Then to coax a proud and haughty society’ mother in giving her consent to the marriage of her son to a girl in the tenement district. The Coogan trousers, the misfit kind that he wears to advantage, are essential to any picture that he appears in. He has been taught many tricks of the acting game. He seems to know them too well. 1 had the feeling that father Coogan was just around the scene telling Jackie just what to do next. ,1 may be all wrong in this, but I do know that Coogan is growing up and that he is making a (fesperate effort to just be a "kid" for several more pictures Coogan does one unique thing—he Introduces the Moscow Charleston in this movies. This is clever but adult. With the Our Gang tribe conquering so easily, Coogan must be careful in selecting his future vehicles. Baby Peggy has “slipped" lately because she attempted to be an "adult baby.” Honest, natural boy life is what the-pul.lic expects Jackie to give the screen. That Is one reason that Our Gang comedies are so well known all over the country. The bill includes on O. Henry story, "Failure” and music by Charlie Davis and his orchestra At the Ohio all week. •I- -I- -ITHE WOULD HAS GONE WILD OVER THE CHARLESTON A man .and a woman dancing the Charleston in its many struggles is the event which Is stopping the Circle’s show this week und also is packing the theater. While an Indian jazz band dishes up hot Charleston music, a man and a woman exhibit this new dance. While I was present it was nearly impossible to start the show after this Indian orchestra and the : ;:$ Charleston stepIpers had completed their turn, a* F'K'lii ;l.e standLT 1 point of the the--1 ater. the f'harles- ■ trm to n “' P (,or JUs entertainment. It J • is more like a BBt hJ struggle and a „ w'jPLt setting up exervise than a dance. like one training in a gymnasium in preparation for .1 fight. That is my opinion of this \ iola Dana dance. lam not criticisinz the ability of Austin Dowdell and his dancing partner to dance the Charleston They must do it. very well, judging by the way the audience lavished applause upon them. The Charleston may not have come to,stay, but it is the truth that it is here. The movie feature at the Circle is Anna Q. Nilsson, Ben Lyon, Viola Dana, Hobart Bosworth, Claude Gillingwater and numerous others in "Winds of Chnce." Rex Beach wrote the novel and Frank Lloyd, who made himself famous with “The Sea Hawk,” directed it. The story in movie form does not work toward a gigantic climax, but rather centers its strength ip developing numerous scenes. It hips some deliciously funny scenes and others which are both dramatic and melodramatic . It is filled with scenes of the type that Rex Beach is noted for. 1 noticed that the audience got a lot of enjoyment out of many of the scenes. It is rry personal thought that if it was cut down a reel or two and some of the scenes linked up a little more closely with the central theme, it might have a bigger punch. But it does stack up as interesting entertainmentThe bill includes an Our Gang

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comedy, in which some clever trick photography Is used. At the Circle all week. -I- -I’ -IJACK DOLT GOES IN FOR REALISM Few popular male movie stars can withstand the lure of movies which show the rugged life of a lumber camp. Jack Holt, who is at his best when appearing in an out-of-door 'drama. has yielded to the ( |g| lure and has made "The Ancient Highout of place. InJack Holt terest in this plc- • ture really centers upon the scenes devoted to a log jam. Here is a fine bit of realism. Many other movies have had just the same situation, but Holt stages a rescue—the heroine wanted to die with her but the hero saves her —which keeps the acting going in fine style. From a natural scenic standpoint, there is much beauty in “The Ancient Highway.” There is something Inviting about the forest. The director has scattered the romantic and melodramatic element* through the picture in a wise manner. James Oliver Curwood wrote the story. Jftck Holt, especially In the log Jam scene, does some convincing work. The actors must have had a dangerous time in making these scenes. No “doubles” were used as | Billie Dove and Jack Holt battle the logs and the current of the rapids. Bill Includes a Mack Sennett comedy. music by Emil Seidel and his orchestra, songs by Charles B. Lyons and organ music by Earl Gordon. At the Apollo all week. -I I- •!• "The Patsy,” with Claiborne Foster. opens a three-day engagement tonight nt English's. The vaudeville headliners includes Irene Franklin at eKlth’s; Phil Seed and company at the Lyric and Countess Sonia in “Satlricon” at the Palace. The movie feature at the Isis for the Art half of the week is “Passionate Youth.” The Capitol Is offering "Chocolate Dandies.” a colored revue, with Lew Payton and Onion Jeffries. "The Pony Express,” is on view at the Zarina today and Tuesday. "The Tempters,” burlesque, is on yiew at the Broadway. I Hoosier Briefs 1 IKDFORD girls are falling I R I * or "honie" fad. TravelI I lng men are selling men's socks to women's stores for girl’s to wear over their own stockings. Greencastle Country Club will dedi cate Its new club house Jan. 1. J. P. Jones, superintendent of Madison County highways, has announced that the # road between Elwood and Perkinsvllle which has been closed for dredging operations! has been reopened. Pickard, near Tipton, is planning to build anew Odd Fellows hall to take the place of one which burned last spring. i Frank Shlel is making Atlanta folks feel bad. He has written friends that roses are blooming in Arkansas. J. Price Matlock is the new secretary of the Cooperative Building and Loan Association at Seymour. Families and mothers will be guests of Bluffton Legion men at a banquet Tuesday. I —."IETROLEUM had a scare I l-J I when Llyod Rlsser’s auto 1 * | was wrecked. He is the star center on the basketball team. He was not Injured. Co-eds of Marion College are planning to raise SIO,OOO for work on Teter Hall, one of the dormitories. Medford Maxwell ifriil head the annual campaign to sell Red Cross seals at Frankfort. Mrs. Aletha Wilds, 84, of Klrklin, i narrowly escaped death when she ; breathed monoxide gas which es- ’ caped from a base burner in her home. Neighbors found her uncon- j scious. Marriage Licenses Pamuf’l M. Conner. 33. 103 WW Prosneet. ' clerk: Pearl Hawkins. 24. 038 S. East., feetory work. Oscar Arnold 20. 212 N. Adelaide. Janitor: Hattie Anderson. 28. 028 Vt E. Washington. Roy Fletcher, 23. 011 8. New Jersey, laborer: Sallie M. Carter. 18, 2014 English. Walter H. Sommer. 26. Y. M. C. A . correspondent: Sarah M. Goldsmith. 30. city. John C. Happus Jr.. 28. 1121 S. Senate: Gertrude M. Flaherty, 27. 1034 Church. Evangelisch C. I. W. Quebe. 20. city, gurnener: Elisabeth L. Sehroeder. 21, 2040 Brill, domestic. Floyd G. Yancy. 24. 1116 VV. New York, storekeeper: Frances <3. Cox. 22. 336 Beauty. Manley L. Egnew. 31. 1043 E. Market, steam fitter: Julia A. Cosand. 36. 1041 E. Market, clerk. Otto B Paige. 27. 523 Hudson, musician : Florence E. Perkins. 22, 037 W. I North, teacher. Dewitt T. Stevenson. 31. 220 N. Illinois. artist; Lela Fuhl, 27. 220 N. Illinois. domestic. Calvin Lovely. 21,' 70214 E. New York; Irene Cox 20. 300 Beauty. PASTOR CALMS FLOCK Bu United Ptexs JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Nov. 30.—Sunday morning services at tho First Nazarene Church here were hurriedly concluded when a blaze was discovered on the roof. Rev. J. W. Taylor pronounced the benediction and the congregation quietly marched out. Damage was small. WHOOPING COUGfT No “cure”—but helps to re- 1 dnee paroxysms of coughing; VICKS ▼ VapoRUB Qw 17 MiUimn Jmrx U**d Ymmrty ■

BAR CANDIDATES GIVEN James M. Ogden Slated to Head In dianapolis AssociationJames M. Ogden, city corporation counsel, has been slated for presi dent of the Indianapolis Bar Asso elation for 1926. it was announced today by John W. Kern, secretary. Others nominated for office are: Michael E. Foley, vice president Emsley W. Johnsoi, vice president; John W. Kern, secretary, and Donald Morris, treasurer. . William P. Evans and Thomas Garvin have been nominated for the i executive committee. Harry F. Rust. (John G. Rauch and riarenc" F. Mer ! rell are nominated for members of I the committee on admissions. Offl Jeers will be ejects * n December. FRATERNITY TO CONVENE Sigma Nu Chapters to Discuss Varied Problems at West Baden. Are "house mothers" a necessary adjunct to a college fraternity house? I If so, should npt college sororities, I under the same theory, have a “house father." who would exercise a paternal influence on their charges when they become unruly and get :out of hand"? These and similar problems In the American collegiute mind will be discussed at the national convention of Sigma Nu, national college fraternity, at West Baden, Ind., the last week of December. Indiana colleges which will be represented are Indiana, Purdue, De Pauw and Rose Polytechnic. Other subjects which may be raised are promiscuous paddling of freshmen, stu<!ent autos and restriction of cost of fraternity houses.

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