Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1929 — Page 10

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PLAYS CALLED U. S.-ENGLAND RELATIONS AID Noel Coward Thinks Stage Is Contributing Largely to Understanding. BY DOROTHY MAHONEY United Pres* Stiff Correspondent NEW YORK. Nov. 15—The invasion of Broadway by English plays so noticeable this year, may be contributing its part to closer understanding between the United States and England in the belief of Noel Coward, noted English playwright, actor and producer whose “Bitter Sweet" is one of the current Broadway successes. "I sincerely hope that the stage is contributing its part to the building of better relations,” he told the United Press in the course of an interview in which he discussed many things, including English girls and French fashions. “But as far as the theater in America ts concerned,” he said, ‘‘it does not need any help. The way the United States receives the English artist is wonderful. England receives equally well American artists appearing there. Jane Cow!, for instance, was received wonderfully in London. “If the acting is good and the show is good, that is all America asks.” Speaks in Soft Voice Coward speaks in a soft voice, but with great animation. His great fear at present is that he may become so involved in his work that he will have no time to enjoy life. Because of that fear, he said, he has turned down several offers and is about to embark on a trip around the world, visiting Hollywood first, then proceeding across the Pacific to Japan, and thence via China and India to London. “I want to go now while I am young and can still enjoy it,” he explained. Coward himself feels most kindly toward the American theatergoer and professes a fondness for most things in America. “All America asks,” he said, ‘‘is that you like to be here and are nice. I think if foreigners, Englishspeaking people and every other sort of people come to America with open minds, they can not fail to enjoy it. If they are bubbling over with their own importance they don’t get by.” Loyal to England While still loyal to English girls who, he said, are “hard to beat” he noted much beauty in America. “You have so many different types because of the intermingling of so many nations—Polish. Italian, Irish, Swedish and all—that you get a mixture of blood and consequently get mixed beauty. This is a melting pot. so to speak. “But the southern girl has a certain, rather elusive charm, which typifies American beauty.” And. in speaking of women, he expressed approval of the new styles. “They are much more graceful and I like them,” lie said. “They are taking to the new styles in London. Os course, it must be racher tiresome from the business womans point of view during the day to have skirts swishing around her legs. But in the evening the long, flowing, graceful lines are much more charming. “Then again it ought to be easy for the business girl to arrive at a happy medium, in a neat business suit, because I really can’t imagine girls in Wall Street offices hopping about with long skirts and trains.”

REAR ADMIRAL LONG MAY GET ‘SOFT’ JOB Nominated to Spend Rest of Life on Riviera, Paid Highly. B T nit.d Press WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.—Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long has been nominated by President Hoover for a position which would enable him to spend the rest of his life on the French Riviera in enjoyment of an Income of $11,650 annually. Long will retire from the navy next March. The President named him as the American candidate for a vacancy on the directorate of the International Hydrographic Bureau with headquarters in Monaco of Monte Carlo fame. The vacancy was caused by death of Rear Admiral A. P. Niblack. Asa retired admiral. Long will draw $6,000 and the director's job pays $5,650. Long is a particular favorite of the present administration and his naval recommendations have been given the utmost consideration by President Hoover during current negotiations. WASTE ELIMINATIONS CUT PRICE OF WARES Speaker Credits Mass Buying to Newspaper Advertising. Prices of many commodities have been reduced greatly by elimination, of Industrial waste in line with department of commerce recommendations. M. P. Ackerman, publicity director of the United States Daily, of Washington, D. C., told advertising club members at the Columbia Club Thursday. Newspaper advertising is the |n3nufacturer's and dealer's ally in attaining mass buying of commodities manufactured under mass production. Ackerman said. He urged Indianapolis business men to avail themselves of the help of the department of commerce through the local office in the Chamber of Commerce building. _____________ Talkies Invade Greece Bn Vnltrd Prrt ATHENS, Nov. 15.—Greece has Just had her first glimpse of sound pictures. They aroused immense I enthusiasm.

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NOV. 15, 1929