Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 128, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1934 — Page 7

OCT. 8, 193i_

PREVENTION OF FIRE CAMPAIGN IS BEGUN HERE Chamber of Commerce and Chief Lynch Co-Operate in Annual Drive. The annual fire prevention campaij?n here opened on a united front today with fire extinguishing exhibitions at the old Washington ball park and inspections of property throughout the city. The campaign is under the joint sponsorship of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee and Bernard Lynch, fire prevention division chief. Determined to reduce fire hazards with the approaching cold weather, Mayor Rrgniald H. Sullivan has urged citizens to .co-operate with fire department officials in examining flues, wiring and fixtures and removing debris and rubbish from the premises. The sanitary department will remove all rubbish in containers placed m alleys. The campaign is bring pushed in connection with national fire prevention week this week. Six men have been added to Chief Lynch’s force to aid in the campaign. The demonstrations at the ball park will be given again tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday at 9:30 a. m. and at 2:30 p. m. Veteran fire department members will show how to extinguish oil and gasoline fires. Statistics show that during the first, eight months of this year in Indianapolis there were 2.580 fires, of which 1.166 were dwelling house conflagrations. Sparks on wooden roofs are li t er! as causing 517 fires; defective wiring, 182; defective heating units, 125, and accumulated rubbish, 105. Groups representing the Junior Chamber of Commerce met at fire headquarters today to obtain materials for making fire prevention slogans on sidewalks at most of the downtown intersections. MOLEY ‘REACTIONARY,’ IS SINCLAIR RETORT Candidate Doubts “Brain Truster” Has Studied EPIC Plan. By Unit! and Pri .. LOS ANGELES, Oct. B—Raymond T. Moley, former advisor to President Roosevelt, himself became a “champion of reaction.” when he attacked as a “back to the nature reaction’ the “EPIC” program of Upton Sinclair, the Democratic nominee for Governor of California charged today in a formal reply.

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George Arliss Scores New Triumph as Eccentric in ‘The Last Gentleman'’

IT is grand glorious to come out of a theater chuckling and full of pleasure because you have seen one swell picture. I know I felt that way af’er seeing George Arliss in “The Last Gentleman.” Nobody on the screen can equal Mr. Arliss when it comes to playing roles of eccentric old millionaires. Such a role is Cabot Barr, and Mr. Arliss

gives the part all the cunning, sharpness and cleverness that for so long have distinguished his abilities. In other words, Mr. Arliss gives one grand and interesting performance. Cabot is a wise scattered members of his famold owl and he

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knows that the ily are waiting around like buzzards for him to die. So he invites them to his home to attend a memorial service for his missionary niece, who died in China. Well, don't take my recital of this memorial too seriously, because this is one of the funniest and finest comedy scenes that Mr. Arliss ever graced. I think you will agree that the role of Cabot gives Mr. Arliss one of the funniest and smartest roles he has had in his movie career. In this role he has the support of Edna May Oliver, Janet Beecher. Charlotte Henry, Ralph Morgan, Donald Meek and Joseph Cawthorn All know how to act in the company of Arliss. Just one grand, smart picture—that's “The Last Gentleman.” Now at Loews Palace. a a a Another Movie Mystery YOU know my practice of not telling you about a mystery movie. That would ruin your fun and I will not change the rule concerning “The Dragon Murder Case.” Enough to know that this is another Philo Vance detective story and that Warren William is the detective who solves a murder mystery in a

very clever way. For comedy relief we have Eugene Pallette as Sergeant Heath who always has a clew and a suspicion, and Robert Warwick as Dr. Halliday. To confuse the plot, we have the services of George Meeker as Montague, who is “murdered” while swimming in a pool.

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Helen Lowell as Mrs. Stamm, a “mental case,” thinks that an old dragon in the ancient pool on the Stamm estate had killed i an enemy of the family and buried the boc*j>\ So Vance had to dig up | a "dragon” and find the body ol j Montague. You will be interested in the actions of Margaret Lindsay, Lyle Talbot, Dorothy Tree, Robert Barrat and others who confuse you mofc. of the time. Os course there is no great acting demanded as suspense and mystery are the needed attributes of such a movie. The outstanding work is done by 1 ; Helen Lowell as the cackling, old. half-demented woman. “Tlie Dragon Murder Case” is fairly effective theater. Now at the Circle. a a a Boy and Dog Are Hits A LITTLE boy and a little dog are the hits in the Lyric stage show this week. The boy is in an act known as Polly Jenkins and her Plowboys, and the dog is under the banner of Maxine and Bobby. The Plowboy act is made up of a

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TEACHER GROUP MERGERURGED Five State Associations to Study Setup in Fall Meetings. Merger of Indiana's five teachers' associations, under the title of the Indiana Professional Educational Association, will be proposed at the fall meetings of the association, it was disclosed today by Charles O. William, Indiana State Teachers’ Association executive secretary. Organizations affected by the proposal are: First District Teachers’ Association, the Southwest Teachers’ Association; Indiana State Teachers’ Association, North Central Teachers’ Association and the Northeastern Association. Under the plan the five organizations would hold separate conventions, but each association would have the same program. Mr. Williams said a special committee of the Indiana association would study the proposal before the annual meeting here. Completion of the merger is not expected before 1935. Bandit Gets Ten Years By United Press NEWPORT, Ind., Oct. B.—Pleading guilty to charges of holding up the Public Loan Company at Clinton, April 21, Earl Hiatt, 35, Clinton, was sentenced to the state prison for ten years.

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