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miove, and then two incidents combined to frighten her into awareRess and action, Mrs, Bvans telephoned. “Some- _ has happened,” she said, “I think I ought to tell you. I HE know a thing about it until an . hour ago. 1 wanted to see Betty about something and rang her bell, #The elevator happened to be at our. floor and the boy saw me. He

They went day before yesterday, lie said. It seemed to me—" ‘. " ”

“OF COURSE!” Gale interrupted. but I know he has. “Of course! I can see the reason. |e could bear to be criticized public. you see.’

You were awfully kind to let me know. I never dreamed anything

like this would happen. Now T|

don't know what to dg." "Have you seen a lawyer yet?” “No, but I will.”

the Bartletts,

FOR A WEEK Gayle made no|'0 the papers

anything.

of Sycamore By Percy Mark

He sent that story

MR. GODFREY lit a cigar took ‘several long puffs, said thoughtfully, what is happening. I don’t suppose |e you know it, but I'm sure you won a | Rev. TRY iromavt strategic victory when. you refused "“ to accept Bartlett money. came here to buy you off, and I'll wager it never occurred to her she « couldn't. ! “Octavia thinks money can buy | She thought she could | buy you, and she wanted to buy you $ . {for just one reason—to protect Bart. well done. \ She has a terror of scandal.” “Bart has too,” Gayle said. hadn't thought about that at all|tion, it is, I think, above the Civic's I don’t think (high average.

” »

» “EXACTLY and now he's danger of being revealed scoundrel. That, of course, | v ‘he enlisted--the deed of a hero—| The next morning Bart's pictures | that and to have a legitimate ex-|

en ' Then he Mr. Prio on anaes “ rs, Clive on-Banks..... I think I see Rev. William Duke

Midget sens efrananes Ling

Outward Bound,” (revival which opened last night at the Civic. One is that the play is extremely

n | stresses A works as an aid to salvation, Rather because it's

Play at Civic Is Well Done

Cast of 'Outward Bound’ Has Remarkable Skill .

THE CAST

.. Harry John D, Welch

By HE NRY BUTLER There are two things to say about the Sutton Vane |

shows remarkable skill, “IInical and histrionic.

‘He's always been a hero, | play dates

. like “Everyman,” and similarly the importance of good | Indianapolis Mannerchor, © r

morality play,

“Ever yman" elements

faced her in the newspaper. Helcuse to get out of the state and|gnpistication.

had enlisted in the air corps. Even |gtay out. Tell me, are you planning |

, for Bruce Bartlett, he had been|is stay on in this house?"

"given a surprising amount of space.

» » ‘BY EVENING she had reached

“1 don't want to. Besides, I can’t) afford to.” “No, and I think you would be] |year.

Nothing Ages Faster Nothing ages [faster

the last word

(Remember 1924 women’s |

several decisions, though she Put! unwise if you did. Leave as soon as Dats and hairdos?)

only one into action that day. dinner time she telephoned to

was a man well in his sixties, a

only a few hundred yards from | Gayle's own.

they had moved into their home.

law firm in Manhattan, and Gayle * felt sure he could give her the ad-| vice she so badly needed.

want to consult you on a business. matter, and I suppose I ought to go to your office; but you would]

do me a great favor if you could |

see me tonight.” »

» ” la . a % “LET ME call on you," he sug-| 0;

{but they won't get Kent.” “They won't if you're very careAfter all, they have tb prove | {your unfitness, and right now they haven't a chance of doing that. |excellent. But they'll watch every move you |Cijyvic theater's new president is, as | Chaucer would say, in the role of Scrubby, |chral steward, Cornelia Lascu and John Byers as | the tormented young couple catch | the spirit of the play and make entrances and exits in almost ectoplasmic style. Susan Reilly does olyed, 1! {difficult ‘task of portraying Mrs. to! { Midget, the cockney | And honorable mention goes to Ford | Prior), Bobbie Welch Clivedon - Banks), {Rawlings (the Rev. William Duke), | Harry V. Wade (Mr. Lingley) John D. Welch Thomson),

gested. “It's a beautiful evening, and I'll enjoy a stroll”

To her relief, Mr. Godfrey came |

promptly at eight.

When they were seated in the! living room, he studied her openly|

and then said. “You don't look well, Gayle. Is something serious the matter?” * “Something very serious, Mr. Godfrey. I'm lost. I hope you can tell me what to do.” “I'll do my best. What is it?” = 8 KEEPING FIRM control of her emotions and on her voice, Gayle told him the whole story up to, and including, the items about Bart in that day's newspapers.

“Yes, I saw them,” he said when she had finished. “Joel Dwight did | witn the full custody awarded to|(Mrs. ou by the court.” “But if I wait—" “If you wait, come to you.”

his work well”

“Joel Dwight?” Gayle frowned’ in thought. “I've heard the name, but it doesn't mean a thing to me.” “It doesn’t? I'm afraid there . must be a good deal about your in-laws you don't know. Why, Joel Dwight is the public relations counsel who takes care of publicity for

for - emphasis—'‘to ge He was the head of an important °F. mp 3

difficulties.

TONIGHT ¥% + %

In Indianapolis AMBASSADOR, 152 N. Illinois “AVALON, 2119 Prospect “CIRCLE, 45 Monument Circle : Bay. 2540 West Michigan % 2351 Station AIN 8Q., 1105 Shelby 2203 Shel

by OTE E. Washington

N, Franklin, Ind.

$c Yr vr and SUNDAY

enberger,

Cecil Hall,

dan, Ind.

{you conveniently can—and stick to] {your decision to refuse any mone Duncan Godfrey. Mr. Godfrey | from the Bartletts. If any money is | eternity had punch. | deposited to your account, Widower who lived in a big house| sq watch your step every minute. | sacrificing drunkard son, arrogant tycoon,

“Remember, they have three pursnobbish and selfish society woman,

| poses: First and foremost, to protect | An old friend of Van Dyke Bart-| go tc name: two, to put you in as| bewildered and love-dazed youn

_lett's, he had been one of the first | : [bad a light as possible, and three’ callers on Bart and Gayle after| he paused and held up his hand | t control of chosen and depicted.

n " Ld

TERRIFIED INTO action,

. |sat erect for the first time that eve- | Are you busy this evening; Mr.| io Her eyes were wide with sur- (from: the liberal, intellectual point |

Godfrey?” she asked. “I really|, is and fear, “Kent!” she cried, |of view “They can't take Kent,” “They'll try to.”

ess, and her brown Tt “They'll have a fight,” said softly. “They'll They'll have everything, Iman,

make.

» u H “I'M JUST warning you extra careful. And I .advise you to take your time, suit for divorce now, you'll run into Bart is probably down | South somewhere in a camp, and {heaven alone knows Kingstons are. And since custody of the child is inv certainly advise you not to go Reno. “You need a New York divorce

(To Be Continued)

HARD OF HEARING SOCIETY PLANS TEA The Indianapolis Society for Hard of Hearing will sponsor a tea from 3 to 6 p. m. tomorrow in rooms 318-19, Board of Trade bidg., in observance of National Hearing week, All members, their families and |, friends are invited. Hawkins is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. G. B. KatzMiss Sarah Young and] Miss Bertha Goben.

POLICEMAN IS HURT IN FALL FROM CYCLE

a city motorcycle policeman, 4117 Kingsley dr.’ cuperating today from injuries re-| ceived yesterday when his vehicle hit a rough section of railroad track | at Troy ave, and Stanley st., ing him to the pavement. The policeman was taken to City | hospital and treated for

un hlites of This Week's ES Movietone News

* MARITIME STRIKE Ports come to ‘life again as paralyzing strike ends.

* LONDON-—Winston pays tribute to Field Marshall Montgomery in celebration of fourth anniversary of battle of El Alamein.

* NEW YORK--"Big Four" eign ministers meet in confers ence at Waldorf-Astoria.

* BALTIMORE—Notre Dame defeats Navy, 28.0, before 65+ 000 fans.

MARS, Mars Hill PARAMOUNT, 411 E. Wash, REGAL, 2464 Northwestern RITH 3430 N. Illinois ERS, 1106 Prospect ST. CLAIR, 800 Fort Wayne SPEEDWAY, 1450 Main

VOGUE, 6259 College WALKER, 607 Indiana

mn Nearby Indiana Cities

HS., Greenwood, OLD TRAILS, Mickleyville, Ind. PREWITT, Plainfield, Ind. " RILEY, Greenfield, Ind.

ROXY, Pendleton, Ind. ROYAL, Danville, Ind. ZIONSVILLE,

, Zionsville, Ind.

refuse {i

If you institute

where

Kaufman (Mr.

the Bartletts may

Miss Bertha

ack in 1924 the idea of the outy {ward-bound voyage being a wip to | And the char- | t.| lacters—earnest young minister, cockney mother and her |

[couple not quite finished by suicide pact —

Gayle | |highw ay seems naive.

Irvington American i : 38, will hold its fourth annual “gold TONIGHT! | sta memorial services 7:45 " p. m. Monday in the Irvington Methodist church. The program will include the presentation of flags and citations to Al the M3 the nearest kin of veterans killed ’ service. Short talks will be given by Dr. C. T. Malan, state superintendent of public , and the Rev, John B. Casey, ! superintendent of Catholic schools lof this archdiocese,

LeRoy G Cina ava Cornelia Lasou

Trond Kaufman

. Oharl les Rawlings

As a produce

seemed brilliantly | |

“verray parfit”

admirably the |

charwoman |

Char les |

and |

(the ‘Rev. Frank | Gi :

'LEGION POST PLANS MEMORIAL SERVICE

post

instruc-

Jimmy Carter (left) and Fritz Dietl, two of the stellar cast of Sonja Henie's “Hollywood Ide Revue,” opening next Thursday at the Coliseum.

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Times Amusement

Clock « MURAT The other thing to say is that the | Duke Elinglen and band at 8.30, | Sunday «= Indianapolis Symphony just because it's a morality orchestra, Sevitzky conducting, pop

ular program, at J} ATHENAEUM

| ence Elbert contueting, Earl A { son soloist, at

| cic ] “Outward Bound,” play, at 8:30 1924 Sunday—"Outward Bound" at 8:30. ENGLISH 1 “Tobacco Road,” play, at 2:30 and 30 CIRCLE yiven | “Home Sweet Homicide,” with BiVen | , cov Ann Gardner, Randolph Scott and Lynn Barl, at 12:42, 3:54, 7:06, { 10:18 and 1:23 “Black Beauty,” with Mona Freeman, Richard Denni ng, and Evelyn Ankers, at 11:26, 2:38 50, 9:02 and

12.07 Sunday—"Home Sweet Homicide”

at 12:30, 3:42, 6:54 and 10:06. “Black Beauty’ at 2:26, 5:38 and 8:50. | INDIANA “The Big Sleep,” with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, at 11, g| 1:10, 3:25. 6:35 7:45 and 9:55

Sunday—"The Big Sleep” at 12:45, 3:05, 5:20, 7:35 and 9:58

| KEITH'S { “The Dark Mirror,” with Olivia de “Where will you spend Eternity?” | Havilland and Lew Ayres, at 11:40, | ad f sk al a 1:45, ‘3:50, 6, 8:05 10:10 .and 12 {painted on a frowning rock along a Sunday—"The Dark Mirror” at 1:25, 3:30, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:50. tries to treat the question | LOEW'S “Neo Leave, No Love,” with Van nd Keenan Wynn, at 11:35, | 1; -. 355. 6:10, 8:25, 10:40 und 12:55

Most attempts to rationalize the | Sunday—' ‘Ne Leave, No Love” at {religious problem of salvation have 1 Sayles jaw squared. into firm.- (only temporary meaning, eyes | [Where ritual and sy mboligm are bet than sophisticated have venture to say that even " by modern standards crude, might have more significance than “Outward Bound.” Acting Is Excellent

As for the acting, it's uniformly LeRoy G. Gordner,

2:25, 2.40, 4:55, 7:10 and 9:25.

LYRIC “Two Years Before the Mast™ with Alan Ladd, at 11:25, 1:30, 3:40, 6:45, 7:50 and Sunday-—"Twoe Years Before the Mast” at 12.30, 2:25, 4:20, 6:20, 8:15 and 10.15.

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% Choir Directors wad To Hold Meeting

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“THE SEARCHING WIND"

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“GALLANT JOURNEY”

Leslie

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“MAN WHO DARED”

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OUTLAW"

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ST. CLAIR 0 Roots

3lenn Ford—Janet Blair

“GALLANT JOURNEY”

Leslie

Brooks

SUN.

“MAN WHO DARED”

“THE SEARCHING WIND” “SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS"

3430 N. ILL ST. TA. 2232

Paul “OF HUMAN BONDAGE"

Henreid-Alexis Smith

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THE CAROL] ark Armistice d The party will be 4, in the chapter Mrs. Benton £ hnder Taggart is 1 bf the tea hour. aetschke and Hq n n The Golden ° hapter, D. A. R,, ation center, Me alk on “Holiday !

Alumnae to E

THE INDIAN 7All entertain the n” supper at 6 I rouse. - Mrs. Holli Assistant host berly, William Gr rs. Lhwrence Dx Reservations may » 4 The annual ni Association will be John Waldo, Me DOXes. Mrs. L. Vict (Miles). Plans wi project Which is a f women and ct Mrs. Melvin part of the phils discuss . the grou) orma Oburn wil universities chapt

Receptions Ar

THE KAPPA ersity will meet ouse, Capt. G. apolis police dep Officers of ti Carl Pittenger, vi Mrs. Emerson K. . 1 Friends and attend a receptio from 2 to 6 p. m. has two sons, Gil » Mr. and Mrs. 7 Pp. m. tomorrow and hef daughte York Tuesday bef is stationed.” The

Jewish Set Lur

The Indianapc tional Council o! will meet for a lu 12:30 p. m. Thu rott hotel. Mrs. C son will preside. The guest spes Gerson Levis, mel cil's national bos of social service. on the council's vention held earl Dallas. Miss Ann Kahn sic. Mrs, Nat § chairman,

Miss Amy To Be Host

Miss Amy Bow! we, will be host Parliamentary La Cuesday, The tc tions.” Officers are M president; Miss president; Mrs. Mrs. Ira Campb and recording sec Call, treasurer; I torian, and Mrs, PF Liamentarian.