Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1931 — Page 12

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SAFETY DRIVE, CHILD WELFARE P.-TJJOPICS Meetings Throughout County Are Announced for Coming Week. Problems bearing on child welfare and efforts to insure safety of children attending rural schools arc to be discussed this week by members of Marion county ParentTeacher Associations. Meetings slated follow: Warren The Warren Central group will meet at the high school Wednesday at. 7:45. The subject will be "The Home and the School '• Eighth grade, mothers will serve refreshments, Mrs. M. Long acting as chairman. Franklin Township New Bethel Franklin Township Association met at the school this afternoon. Ferry Township Southport grade school group will sponsor a supper Tuesday, November 24. at the Food Craft Shop. 230 Century building. Indianapolis. Dr. Thurman Rice, head of department of bacteriology and of pathology of the Indiana university school of medicine, will speak. The Nora association will lunch at the home of Mrs. Robert Rogers. 7002 Park avenue, Wednesday at 1. Mrs. Theodore Souhier. chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Arensman. Mrs. Russell Edwards, Mrs Ernest Fischer. Mrs. Raymond Cox, Mrs. W. O. Marts. Mrs. J. L. Murray. Mrs. Robert King. Mrs. John Bowman and Mrs. Dorsey Simmons. Meeting of John Strange association was | held in the srhool cafeteria this afternoon, j Miss Edith Rider, county school nurse, will talk on "Marion County Health Work.” Mrs. Charles Dawson will conduct a round table discussion. Fiackville P.-T. A. met Thursday. Miss Julia Landers talked on “Safety” and the atate convention reports were given. Musical vaudeville will be staged at Warren high school Saturday night at 7:45. University Heights meeting will be held Wednesday at 7:30 in the gymnasium. Miss Julia Landers will have charge of a safety program The choral club will furnish a j thirtv-mlnute program. The Alice Bierney Study Club of the University Heights P.-T. A. will meet at the home of Mrs. Georgia Barnhart. 1615 Mills avenue, Tuesday at, 7:30. Leaders are Mrs. Teddy Green, Mrs. H. Henery and Mrs. Paul Trees. The Ta-Wa-Si Study Club, sponsored by the University Heights P.-T. A., met at the home of Mrs. Dewey Overton. 1512 Mills avenue. Wednesday afternoon. Topic taken ™ the Child Welfare Magazine was "The Home of Today.” Leaders were Mrs. Rose Brinson and Mrs. Darrol Webber. The Child Welfare Study Club held a special meeting at the home of Mrs. Rose Brinson, 4042 Bowman avenue. Wednesday night. Discussions on "Is Your Child a Perfect Child?" werfi led by Mrs. Charlotte Linson and Mrs. Glen Kennedy. These study groups are open to all mothers interested in discussing problems of the present, age. ”Le.arnlng to Do by Doing” was the discussion topic led by Mrs. .Tennis Kcnnerman at the meeting of the Blde-A-Wee Study Club at the home of Mrs. Gladys I Cheney, 1522 Mills avenue, Wednesday 1 night. J

DISTRIBUTOR IS NAMED Robinson - Thompson Firm Will Handle Hupmobile Line. Predicting sensational new models to be exhibited Thanksgiving week, W. J. Robinson, head of Rob-inson-Thompson, Inc., today announced appointment of his firm as distributor for the Hupmobile automobile. At the same time he said his concern had resigned its distributorship of Oakland-Pontiac cars. He was optimistic concerning the business outlook in the automotive field, and said that orders for almost $50,000 worth of new Hupmobiles were taken on his first tour of his territory. DEPRESSION HITS PETS rolice Dogs, Especially, Are Being Abandoned in Large Numbers. Hi) United I’rms CHICAGO, Nov. 13.—Because they can no longer afford to feed them, dogs and other pets are being lost in great numbers, police report. Police dogs, because of their large appetites, are being abandoned in unusually large numbers, officers **4.

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BURLESQUE NUTS ARE SERVED HERE Edith Taliaferro and Donald Brian Deliver the Laufihs in This Mental Sewer of Very Delightful Manners, BY WALTER D. HICKMAN THIS Noel Coward is a very smart baby as he takes the most common of all things, wife and husband fighting. And is this a battle of smart words? It is like a slap on the arm or a sudden stop by copper on the comer. It will smack ypu on the nose or you will freeze up like an iceberg. It is up to you. This man know* his theater in the most common terms i and he dresses it up like a diamond in dialogue. The thing you want to know is how it is being done here. The cast, meaning the two who spill all the sexual fun of being married once, then divorced and then back j into domestic habits, is right. Am speaking of Donald Brian and Edith

Taliaferro. The rest of the cast is merely an incident. These two— Taliaferro and Brian—are right. They read into the Coward lines the vital burlesque seven the wrestling)

which is necessary to the very life of this bit of sophisticated bunk. A Here is smart bunk, the last word in ti ps y theater. Coward is not a God. He is just a mighty smart showman who knows about everythin? that he should know. And his actors go through burlesque paces that bring on an audience panic if wise.

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You will love this smartly and well done thing or you will hate it. “Private Lives” is nothing but a burlesque laugh. Smart, delicious and expertly written and acted by people who know how. But the set here is a cheap imitation of nothing. A stock producer would not dare to give us this sort of a thing. One time when a “door” was closed I thought every thing was going to fall down. And I suffered to look at ar. imitation book case painted in on the set. I have no fault with Miss Taliaferro, Brian and Coward. The set (production) is what I am finding fault with. As to words, situations and acting —the last word in the last degree of final nonsense. At English’s tonight and Saturday. n n tt Other theaters today offer: “Rich Man's Folly” at the Indiana, “The

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Beloved Bachelor” at the Circle, j “Platinum Blonde” at the Ohio, Nan Halperin at the Lyric, “The Yellow | Ticket” at the Apollo, and “The Un--1 holy Garden” at the Palace. GIRL~LEAPS FROM ~AUTO Charges Driver Was Drunk; Sustains Head and Body Bruises. Leaping from an automobile at Tenth and Bellefontaine streets early today, Miss Aretta Longstaff, 18, of 723 North Delaware street, apartment 8, sustained body and head bruises. She told police she was riding with James E. Hobart, 31, of 510 Campbell street, and charged he was drunk. Miss Longstaff said she was afraid to ride further in the car with him. Officers charged Hobart with drunkenness and driving while drunk. Miss Longstaff received medical aid at city hospital and was taken to her residence later. ' i j Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Phillip Kesselmever. 260 East Alexander street. Detroit. Chevrolet coupe. 917-350. Michigan, from In front of Edwards hotel on South Illinois street. Powell and Freidman Automobile Company. Connersville. Ind. Pontiac coach M-1141. from Connersville. Ind. Ted J>us. Columbus. Ind., Ford coupe. 80-290. from Columbus. Ind. Mrs. June Flynn. 421 North LaSalle stret. Essex coach. 738-891. from 517 Eastern avenue. W. M. Oaklev. Morristown. Ind.. Chevrolet coach. 739-972, Irom 2800 Park avenue. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Velnev A. Mason. R. R. )0. Box 281. Ford ] sedan, found at New York and Pennsylvania streets.

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CITY THEATERS CO-OPERATE TO HELMOBLESS Midnight Frolics Nov. 21 to Feature Vaudeville Star Acts. All Indianapolis theaters are cooperating in plans for four midnight frolic shows at 11:30 Saturday, Nov. 21, to raise funds for benefit of the city's unemployed. At least twelve acts of vaudeville will be given at the Indiana, Lyric

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Minister Denied Divorce By Timet Special BLUFFTON, Ind., Nov. 13.—The Rev. L. E. Wibel, evangelist, ha* been refused a divorce from Mrs. Emma Wibel. The minister alleged cruelty and charged his wife falsely accused him.