Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1945 — Page 18

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An Old Woman's Sobs Saved The Bowery's Free Theater

(U. P)~—| “I just decided that there were a er great many people who ought to see the theater but couldu’t afford it,” he sald. “My theater was charging {that a little, old woman from the 50c to $2 for seats then, and play{Bowery saved New York's only free ing to full houses, but I stopped it.” {theater from closing its doors. His actors work at various mune She had a face like a carrot, and | 'dane jobs in the daytime and do {only three cents in her pocket, but | { their ‘acting “for free” at night. {she turned the trick. And the other night Davenport

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TEARS The Davenport theater is located | wag feeling mighty glum. BURNS ‘at Lexington ave. and 27th st. | He stared at himself in the mirror {They're putting on a play called! {while making up for his role “Lets “The Bells,” and it doesn’t cost you|face it, Davenport,” he said. “No N . anything, unless you .ke it, and|one can make a theater like this . 14 REWOVEN want to contribute when the coin] operate forever.”

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| But he went out on the stage

| Stopped Charging Admission. (anyway, because the audience was | That's the way it has been since|there and he was expected. His 1923 when lanky, qiay-haired But-|heart was like a hunk of lead.

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She said, “In all that time, Bilston,

I only put three cents in the box.” Yes, you can stiil go to see “The Bells” at the - Davenport

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TOKYO, Oct. 22 (U, P).~—The!with newly acquired Japanese girl Red Cross said today it planned to friends stroll down Tokyo's main

| streets! stage a series of skating angd skiing Some Japanese girls hive a od parties for G. L.'s with or wi hout | lif Americans will be permitted to

Japanese girls, and added it hoped marry in Japan. There has been no

MONDAY, OCT. 22, 1945

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anything like it in years.” i

Felt Hat—43c INSTANT RELIEF Davenport said, "Pine, I'm glad|| rrr —— | The instant you use 3 on liked it.’ al STORES ALL OVER Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads | “But I came he recond night, ;

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The woman started crying again. ,

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AMARILLO, Tex. (U. P.) —Here's | an English girl who married an || “If the boys in England don't i

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Ignorance of American dancing on the part of Japanese girls is de~ laying the dance program, the Red Cross said. Officials added that an interest in western dances is apparent among the younger Japanese and indicated that something may be done about

Fraternization between Japanese civilians and American soldiers has not been banned by Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Headquarters . sources

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