Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1928 — Page 12

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WRITE A CHORUS TO “RAMONA” AND WIN The Indianapolis Times and Loew's Palace Theater Offer Prizes Aggregating Fifty Dollars for Bent Chorus to Song. All you song writers ought to get busy when you hear this news. A chance to win some easy money for a few minutes effort, really pleasant effort, for all you have to do is write anew chorus for “Ramona.” The Indianapolis Times, in connection with Loew’s Palace Theater, decided that something should be done about it, so they give the readers a chance to win some cash prizes, amounting to SSO. „

Dolores Del Rio plays the part of “Ramona” In the picture of that name, which opens Saturday at the Palace. Every one everywhere is singing and humming the melody of the song “Ramona.” If you don't know the tune, ask your friends. The song “Ramona” is the major theme of the music accompaniment to the picture, and after you see the picture what could be easier than sitting down with a pencil and dashing off a chorus or two? There are a few simple rules to follow to get these prizes and here they are: The contest opens today and closes officially at midnight, next Wednesday, May 30. The chorus must be written around the moving picture which is to be at Loew’s Palace. Verses for the chorus may be mailed anytime from now until midnight of May 30, to the Chorus Editor of The Indianapolis Times. Send as many as you want. The results will be announced later. Here are the prizes: For the best original chorus $25, for the second best sls and for the third $lO. It's easy money and it ought to be easy to win. Look at the picture, sit down and think and then write k bushel of verses. The more you write the more you may win. Just send them to the Chorus Editor care of The Indianapolis Times. Here is the original chorus of Ramona which was written for Dolores Del Rio, the star of the picture. We bet that you can write a better one. Ramona, I hear the mission bells above? Ramona, they’re ringing out our song of love, I press you, caress you, and bless the day You taught me to care, To always remember the rambling rose You wear in your hair. Ramona, we’ll meet beside the water fall, I dread the dawn when I awake to find you gone, Ramona, I need you my own. Other theaters offer today: Loew’s Palace, “The Crowd”; “Easy Come, Easy Go” at the Apollo; “Circus Rookies” at the Ohio; “Dressed to'

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