Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 202, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1926 — Page 4

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THEATER BUILDING WORK IS DELAYED Failure of City to Fix Streets Given as Reason. failure ot the city administration *to widen Bellefontaine St., and improve Rivieria Dr., is given by .T. 4'\ Kassebaum as the reason for de'4aying work on the proposed SBO,OOO theater-, office and apartment building at Bellefontaine St. and Rivieria -Dr-. Kassebaum declared he would not Ibegin the proposed structure until improvements had been made for two squares on Rivieria Dr. and ■Bellefontaine St., widened. The new structure, designed by L. H. Shutes, architect, will house a 700 capacity motion picture theater, offices, apartments and stores. Kassebaum said -he hoped construction could be started in the spring. The proopsed film house wiTl be the only theater in Broad Ripple, according to Kassebaum. Today’s Best WJZ, New York (4541, 8:30 P, M. (Eastern) —Henry Hadley’s orchestra and Colin O’More, tenor, WEAF Hookup (Seven Stations), 10 P. M, (Eastern) —Verdi’s opera, "‘La Forza del Destino." WBZ, Springfield (333), 9:30 P. M. (Eastern)—Spanish War veterans’ program.' CFAC, Calgary (435), 9:30 P. M. (Mountain) —Aeolian quartette. WSUI, lowa City (484), 9 P. M. (Central)—Band concert. ANOTHER CASE OF LASTING RELIEF DUE TO KONJOLA Still Enjoys the Same Good Health This Medicine Gave Her Last April.

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