Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 264, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1936 — Page 15

JTAN. 13, 1936

THE TINYMITES

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SaJd Scouty, “Watch! I’ll quickly fix this elephant so he’ll do tricks. I’m sure that I can train him. He is such a friendly sort. “I’ve heard that, if to beasts you’re kind, and don't torment them, you will find that they will be real friendly, too. Here’s where I have some sport.” The Tinics watched him for a while and their fair Goldy, wiih a smile, said, “Scouty must have magic power. This is quite a show. "The elephant 13 standing high upon his hind legs. Me, or my! What he’ll bo doing next, for little Scouty I don’t know.” Then Scouty said, “Well, that’s about enough for now. He’s all tired out. I’m quite a clever trainer. Beasts are very fond of me. "I do not mean to brag. Oh, no! But you have seen my little show, and how you can deny my claim I really can not see.”

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THREE CITY STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR I. U. PLAY University Theater to Present Belas#o*s “Music Master.” Timet Special BLOOMINGTON. Jan. 13.—Three Indianapolis students at Indiana* University, Myron Greene, 425 N. Emerson-av; George Burch, 3208 N.

Story by HAL COCHRAN Picture, by GEORGE SCARBO

Just then the whole bunch heard a roar and Dotty yelled, “Now, what’s in store? I think I’ll climb into a tree where I’ll be safe and sound.” Brave Scouty laughed and promptly said, “Don’t fret. Depend c:i me, instead. I’ll promise to take care of you, so stay upon the ground.” “Oh, look!” another Tiny cried. "A little tiger I have spied.” And, sure enough, the beast was running not so far away. “Oh, ho! I’m going to lasso him. I hope my throwing arm’s in trim,” said Scouty. “You are going to see another act today.” Before the Tinymites could say a word, the lad was on his way. He drew close to the tiger and then whirled his lasso ’round. In just a moment, out it flew, and Coppy cried, “Hurray for you! You’ve caugh' the little tiger, and you’ve pulled him to the ground.”

By William Ferguson

Colege-av, and Harold Promer, 204 S. Ritter-st, today were chosen for the cast which is to present Da/id Belasco’s ‘•Music Master” at the university Wednesday and Thursday. The play, last of campus dramatic presentations to be presented by the University Theater this year, is sponsored by the University Theater. Green and promer are graduates of Tecluical mgh School and Burch

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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

THE TARZAN TWINS

At that very moment, when the train was speeding on its way without them, Dick and Doc establishing themselves fearfully in the crotch so a giant tree, surrounded by the terrifying night sounds, and the creeping night perils, of the vast African jungle. . . .

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

. . . Meanwhile, with growing concern, Tarzan of the apes awaited the long-past-due arrival of the train which he believed was bearing Dick and Doc to him. His concern grew to genuine alarm when he learned that the train had been halted in the dense wilderness.

—By Ahern

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But he smiled with relief when, after long hours, the shrill whistle of the locomotive broke the stillness of the night. As the train puffed into the shed and screeched to a stop, the apeman huried along the line of cars, eager to welcome his young visitors.

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

When all the passengers had descended, and Dick and Doc were not among them, fear gripped the fearless Tarzan—fear for the safety of those two artless boys. They must have been left behind in the wilderness, where dwelt death for those who knew not jungle ways!

DOMIC PAUB

—By Williams

—By Blosser

—By Crane

—By Hamlin

—By Martin