Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1929 — Page 11
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LEPROSY MAY , BE VANQUISHED BY NEW FIND Siamese Scientists Learn Secret That May Wine Out Fearsome Disease. by m:\RV t. rcs.skix I nitrC Prr*- Staff Correspondent 'Copyrißht. 1979. by United Prt LONDON. Jur.c 4 Great aritanees in the treatment, of leprosy, regarded as the most awe-inspiring disease ever to affh<- humanity, are claimed by the scientific researchers of TliPre are morp than 4 000 000 • iefims of leprosy throughout the world. Purachtra, prince, of Kambaeng Mcira. half brother of the king of Siam and minister of commerce and communications of that country, revealed to the United Press today that the scientists of his land have discovered anew method of preparing hydnocarpus oil, which would revolutionize treatment of the disease. Hydnocarpus oil is one of the few known remedies, for the ailment and recently was described in the annual report, of the British Empire Leprosy Association as the agent which in time would stamp out the disease. 'ltic prince explained that the use of this oil is not new bv any means, but r,as known to flip ancient Chinese nine thirty centuries ago.
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BERKELL'S WINNER NOW AT ENGLISH’S Stock Players Give Most Satisfactory Performance of Season in "The Noose” by Willard Mack. BV WALTER D. HICKMAN. yc are going to hear this week a lot of talk about the good theater X that is on view at English's this week. The general verdict, and my own as well is that the Berkell players at. English's are giving the best all-round perf irmance of the season in "The Noose.'' In thf first place, this play was written by Willard Mack, a man who knows how to write a play with real characters. It is my opinion that these players have united in a fine effort to put over a successful drama on the road scale basis, but at Berkell's prires in stock.
The set used in Governor Bancrofts home for two acts is as complete and as satisfactory as one would expert in the legitimate season. The outstanding piece of work this week is done by James Blaine
as John Bancroft, the Governor. Biaine has drawn the characterization in a fine manner and he feeds well the others in the big dramatic scenes of the drama. He is well poised, looks the part and gives one the impression of real sincerity to be expected in a man who is the Governor of a great state. He is able
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tn create q splendid emotional suspense as he decides whether to spare the life ol a young criminal who *•• condemned to die on the gallows. I ran say that Blaine is doing his best work of the season in The Noose." Thus piay brings hack to the Becked Havers Robert St. Clair. He nia; the role of Nickie Elkins, the chap who is headed for the gallows. St. Clair is at his best in the first and third acts. In these acts he is doing a fine, honest piece of acting SO r.s to reveal the troubled soul of the criminal who killed a man and then would not, state his reason except to say that the victim "w as no good.'' [t is in the second act, that T think St. Clair is o>tt of character in making a dress suit swell out of Nickic. A little of the honest impression made by St. Clair in the first act is damaged to a certain extent because of the tailored made appearance of Nickic. The fact is that all of those, with the exception of Tom Pawley in the second act. have dressed the character too nicely. This place is a joint, not a night club. It’s a barn, a rough place. This is minor, only a detail and does not detract too severely from the otherwise fine general conception. St. Clair has improved in his art. as he gives a fine, sustained char-
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acterization in the first and third acts. Mildred Hastings in a souse part about walks away with the second act. Robert Blakeslee makes a. good human secretary to the Governor. Miss Mary Louise Walker gets the right slant on the Governor's wife, who has a. past that her husband does not know. Her emotional work is not overdone, but most effective Thore are many others in the cast. The scenic part of the show is excellent e T think you will agree with me that "The Noose" is a $3 show : at Berkel! prices. It is ray own verdict that this production on the whole is the most satisfactory that Berkell has given us in any season that he has been here. It is a beautiful performance on the whole. At English's all week. nan RIGHT KFVH OF VARIETY AT THE LYRIC I believe I am right, when T tell you that the vaudeville at (he Lyric this week is right.
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finished work is to be found at the close of the act. The movie feature is "The Younger Generation." with Jean Hersholt. Now at the Lyric all week. Other theaters today offer: "The Leatherneck" at the Circle: "Coquette" at. the Ohio; Anita Stewart in person at the Indiana; "The Pagan" at the Palace; "Dawn" at the Isis: "Nothing but the Truth" at the Granada; "Fox Movietone Foliles" at the Apollo, and, "Molly and Me” at the Colonial. HONOR WAR VETERAN FOR BRAVERY IN AIR American Receiver Citation for Balloon Work Under Fire. By United Pres* WASHINGTON, June 4.—Award of a silver star citation for gal- 1 lantry in action to David E. Harrower of Woocimere, N. Y„ was announced by the war department today. Asa second lieutenant, narrower was attached to Hie French army's Fifty-fourth balloon company. On Aug. 22. 1918. Harrower was attacked in a balloon by enemy aircraft. He leaped in a parachute, suffering severe bruises, but misted he be permitted to ascend again. Harrower on his second ascent remained in the air until nightfall, although the winch to which his balloon was attached was being bombarded by enemy fire jand enemy planes. i
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