Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 122, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1928 — Page 11

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INDIANA P.T. A. PICKS SPEAKERS Completes Program for Three-Day Parley. The three-day annual convention of the Idiana Parent-Teacher Association will open Tuesday morning in the Severin. The board of managers will meet at 7 p. m. Monday. Classes in publicity will be conducted each day by Mrs. E. G. Byrne, member of the national publicity bureau staff. Speakers for Tuesday are Miss Mariot* La Verne Telford, field secretary of the education division of the national safety council: Mrs. Leonore Coffin. Indianapolis musician. and Miss Grace L. Brown, superintendent of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten. Wednesday speakers will be H. H. Young, professor of clinical psychology at Indiana University: W. E. Blatz, director of St. George's School for Child Study at Toronto. Canada, and Mrs. S. M. N, Marrspresident of the national congress of Parent-Teachers. Thursday speakers will be Roy P. Wisehart. “state superintendent of schools; L. G. Ward. Ft. Wayne, superintendent of schools, and Stanley Coulter, emeritus dean of men and school of science at Purdue University.

FIRE CHIEF TALKS ON FIRE HAZARD IN CITY More than 30.000 persons in Schools, stores and industries have heard the message of fire prevention this week, Fire Chief Harry E. .Voshell announced today. The fire department is conducting ia city wide fire prevention drive in keeping with the national fire prevention program this week. Eight Industries were addressed by Voshell and assistants Wednesday and thirteen were scheduled for today. Voshell plans to continue the campaign and has booked addresses until Nov. 2. “I have been in this game long enough to know it is easier to prevent a fire than to put it out. We have no money to carry on this program, so we are going directly to the people with our own men,” .Voshell said. Motorist Fatally Hurt By United Press BELLEMORE, Ind., Oct. 11.— Dwight Cox, 18, Brazil, is dead today of injuries received Wednesday when the automobile which he was driving collided with a wagon. The machine overturned after the crash, injuring Cdx internally. Ke died in a Brazil hospital. Heads Catholic Women’s Council By United Press CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 11.—Mrs. Mary G. Hawks of Summit, N. .J,, was re-elected president of the Nation Council of Catholic Women at the close of the eighth annual convention here.

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DICK POWELL TO BE BALLROOM MASTER

DICK POWELL opens anew chapter in his career in entertaining Indianapolis amusement seekers, and presents anew type of dance entertainment Saturday night when he and his own orchestra make their debut as a permanent feature of the Indiana Ballroom Roof. As master of ceremonies and singing throughout the dance program, Dick Powell will bring anew note in dance diversion to the city’s dancers. Heading his own orchestra which he has been rehearsing for two months Dick believes he has one of the best dancer orchestras in this part of the country.

Dick made his debut in Indianapolis with Charlie Davis, following Charlie when he came to the Indiana and assuming the position of master of ceremonies at the Circle for a number of months. Dick has been vacationing for the last several weeks, appearing the past week at the Indiana Theater, the first time since leaving Charlie to go to the Circle. During his vacation the last three weeks Dick has spent his time visiting ballrooms throughout the Middle West and in rehearsing his orchestra, which is made up chiefly of local favorites. Harry Bason, favorite Indianapolis pianist: Melvin Miller, drummer, who was seen with Dick at the Circle, and Joe Galbraith, are three members of the organization formerly associated with Jean Goldkette's band. Among the others are Paul Waldorf. bass: Bennie Benson, saxophonist; Russell Truelock. saxophonist: Gene Woods, saxophonist; Red Huff, trumpet soloist: Louis Anderson, trumpet soloist, and Oscar Rosberg. trombonist. Dick’s debut at the Roof will be the occasion for a gala celebration, planned as the most pretentious affair ever staged at the Roof. In addition to Dick and his orchestra many of the entertainers in Charlie Davis’ “First Indiana Follies” show and possibly Charlie himself will be present to add to the festivities. An added feature of the ballroom this year which has proved popular is a course in free dance lessons on Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to 8:30 o’clock. Anew and scientific method of learning to dance, called the “Dancograph,” has been introduced to ballroom patrons by Frank Levay of New York. These lessons are given free every Tuesday evening for one hour. After 8:30 there is general dancing. a tt o PAULINE FREDERICK DUE AT ENGLISH Pauline Frederick is to bring “The Imperfect Lady,” a comedy by Zelda Sears and Reita Lambert, to the English’s on Monday night, Oct. 15, for three days. This is Miss Frederick’s first stage appearance here since her sensational triumph in London, where she was hailed as the successor of Bernhardt and Duse. “The Imperfect Lady” has played record engagements this year on the Pacific coast and going to Detroit for three weeks, it remained there for three months. Miss Frederick, though known on the stage and the screen as a powerful emotional actress, is meeting perhaps with the greatest success of her career in this comedy. She appears in “The Imperfect Lady” in person, not on the screen, and is surrounded by a company of well-known players.

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Indianapolis theaters today offer: “Simba” at the Murat; Red Grange at the Lyric; Charlie Davis at the Indiana; "Uncle Tom’s Cabin” at the Circle; “While the City Sleeps” at the Palace; “The Singing Fool” at the Apollo; “Girl Revue” at the Colonial, and burlesque at the Mutual.

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HONOR PAID TO DELAVAN SMITH Memorial Field Accepted by Tech High School. Red and White Manual Training High School colors waved appreciation to the Indianapolis Foundation Wednesday afternoon with the formal presentation of the new Delavan Smith Memorial Athletic field to the school. Students, parents and teachers gathered at the field, south of Raymond St., between Madison Ave. and Pennsylvania St., while the R. O. T. C. band and the athletic squads entertained. “The Indianapolis Foundation is delighted to present the custodianship of the Smith field to Manual,” said Mgr. Francis H. Gavisk, pastor of St. John’s Catholic Church, and a member of the Foundation. "The Foundation is the dispenser of the gift of Delavan Smith, whose generosity and interest in education made possible the presentation of this field to Manual.” Manager Gavisk was introduced by E. H. Kemper McComb, Manual principal. Speeches of acceptance were made by Charles F. Miller, superintendent of schools, and Theodore Vonnegut, school board president. A. L. Trester. permanent secretary of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, brought greetings from the 100.000 high school students whom he represents. . A parade led by the R. O. T C. and the band opened the program. Speaking was followed by a flag raising ceremony and a parade on the field by the R. O. T. C., band, track team, girl gymnasts and two varsity football squards. Tumbling acts, track and field events, volley ball, basket ball, boxing, wrestling and a football game closed the day’s festivities.

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