Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 128, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1926 — Page 11

SEPT. 3, 1936

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Ject treated, the death knell of the j theater would be sounded. Reinhardt said he is losing millions of gold marks a year because of the slump in the theatrical business consequent to the Improvement of the movies. The latter, he explained, has now reached the topmost pinnacle of art, and only a poet or an inspired dramatist like Shakespeare Is needed. He spoke regretfully but proudly of his own i efforts to tiring the theater to its highest expression, and declared that his work was perhaps the swan song of the legitimate drama. CATCH BOOTLEGGER HAZENMORE. Sask.—James Cassidy lived in a portable house. The Provincial Police came, looking for liquor. Cassidy’s shack was ready to move, hut the police were too quick. Besides Cassidy's furniture and personal effects, there were fifteen bottles of beer and numerous empty ones in the house, police said.

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MAKE HUTS FROM CASKS M ine Tubs Convicted Into Small, Snug Homes. CLEVELAND, Sept. 3. —Forty-one miles west of Cleveland, a curious village is pringing up. After seven years of prohibition a wine corporation became convinced that the beverage was a thing of the past and sold its casks. A Vermillion (Ohio) man bought thirty-six of them and has converted them into summer cottages for tourists. The capacity of eachioack is, or was, 6,000 gallons and each weighs 7,800 pounds. A screened porch is built on the front of each of the homes. —— - 'X BURGLARS MOVE IN EVANSVILLE. Ind Mr. and Mrs. F. Harris left their house for the week-end, and burglars promptly moved in and made themselves at home. They cooked their meals in the house, found sl7 under a rug and left with two dresses.

TO END BOOZE RUNNING Hu United Pr: HELSINGFORS—FinIand, it is announced, will appeal shortly to the League of Nations to put upon the smuggling of liquor the same international ban which now obtains against the smuggling of opium.

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