Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1950 — Page 20

,/G. B. Shaw, Leading Man of Lefters of His Time, Dies >(@. B. Shaw, Le | tf Letters of His Time, Dies SHILDT { {Continued From Page One) mentation and a wealth of writ-| firm he deluged newspapers andjon sium landlordism and made at the Sk ”. {one of the “posterity” which ings on the whole range of hu- magazines with manuscripts and him famous. subject from auto camjudged his works. man experience, some of it the eventually he made his first ap-| The next year he wrote “Mrs. eras (his hobby). mobiles 19 ol

: At his death he knew—ir any Pet of its kind. ‘pearance in print in the magazine Warren's Profession,” which dealt, ‘On his 90th birthday he mapped

any a man can—which 6f his writings Mr. Shaw was latterly remark- Public Opinion on Apr. 3, 1875, with prostitution and 3 would go on to immortalit able not only for his great age With & letter on evangelists, |censed for perf A a lout = Sve yeanplan of work y. Et ons great age, | pe Urmance in Eng- which included eight screen plays.

Between his deat “Finally,” said Mr. Shaw in land until his best work eath and some of iy ying. was ‘as restlessly in- yo . 1924. He found no difficulty in writing,

much about films as he seemed to know about every conceivable

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quisitive when he was 90 as itciation of my native land im the york in 1895 and the entire com

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| He could riot walk then without | pend on the same rich

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: . a E . ihabitue of the readi y it { Bernard Shaw—he “hated hij ; Ing Faom_ of of If; it i 110 is. iti ¥os : . quitted. § ) A a, Ae ey he shaled His the British Museum, thankful he That happened in March; 1876, In 1894, he w a jsticks and regretted most that he | Coffee satisfaction, nd could remain seated to hide the : ; ’ rote “Arms and could not swim—he gave that up . = mind's eye always pictured it as patches in his pants afi his destination was LOn- tn. Man” and “The Devil's Dis- at 83. pound after pound! . C |“Jawi’—was a personality so => Rants, don, where his mother and sister .inje” about th i — x few. minut. is Low-Cost |complex he HE be Ot He was born in Dublin, July 26. were living ! Siple Bh 4 e American Revolu- as oi he gave nis home to Din exd ; rope or fus ! ho a 1856, 8 + hig EN ; .- which earne 000 and the National Trust, meanwhile: ip save Honey on homme 4s om he pages of some of his ng Sai often Lat ny tre In:the next nine years—until made him financially independent complaining about the Reap while ojvion ia ee nancing wi 0s jown, . . ; : Cr 5 1885—he earned exactly £6 (less when Richard Mansfi t IW acuum poe = | : ~ carry Hs ! ] sfield played it taxation, although his wife h AEE | Celtic home loan. Come | - He was born to be a scholar, eRNyIE Recounts of ibe Amel than $30). One other significant in the United States. play left an ur CS ad Survive an pin in and let a friendly [ (shy almost to the point of shrink- scribed. him as _ “incorri Toil ental bat period was an at-__ Masterpicce in 1928 | One of the : haw ane an ato y Celtic official show how |} ing, but he took this fated per- lazy.” Co rTigibly yack of smallpox, after which he, But his masterpiece, St. Joan,» dotes concer tain Swiss | i Ine . a 5-to-15-vear Celtic home sonality and hammered it on-the.. .At 13, he got a job at 18 shil- Ba" & beard to hide the scars. did not come until 1923. In most 'ady Who wrote him saying: THE BO loan .saves you money {forge of his own intellect into the lings a month (then $4.32) in the In 1881, he became a vegeterian of his early plays Mr. Shaw was| You have the greatest brain in to put acro ee § “with its _monthly reduc- 1 (egotistical genius whose acid wit. affice of a land agent firm and ©" humanitarian grounds and be-| considered daring, . but time the world and I have the most! it, you're a tion of principal and in- '} 'soecial theories and flowing whisk- spent part of his time teaching CAUSE ne felt meat eaters" were Wr -his—crusades—inthe Deautiful body. We ought to pro-. United Stat Fo terest, taxes and insur- ets became famous the world the rest of the staff grand opera Slaves to the animals they con- lavender and old lace of the years.|duce a perfect child. this: “How ——f- ance —imciuded.—no-doan | lover. © : or preaching SY op sumed. | “Mrs. Warren's Profession” would! “But,” replied Mr. Shaw, “what Mr Gere commission charge and Wealth of Writings ~~ Astonishinglv Tor a writer Mr——10-1882. he wandered into a lec- Shock hardly anyone today. if the child inherits my body and : : : - Eight sir . competive low. interest | The Shaw the world knew—the Shaw was also an excellent busi lire hall and heard Henry Sometimes Mi Shaw- used—toYour-brains?” fe. . . : of.a raid y rates. ‘great dissenter, the'strenchant ness man and his rise in the firm George, the American sihgle tax complain that he was ahead of — . —_—— - ; — —shelter;—dro Marion. Couily Homes Only dramatist, the brilliant essayist to a junior executive position was Advocate. speak. . {his times, ; i structions f) and orator—was actually a de- rapid. ~_ That led him. to read Karl| In 1925, he was awarded the J what'is ha fense mechanism for a sentimen- This business trait which en- Marx's “Das Capital”.and for the Nobel Prize for literature, but he nvest 1 e 215! a 8 bY | ately after tal Irishman. abled him to make more from his NeXt 12 years he preached Social-refused the prize money, saying 4 LTICL FEDERAL But the world was the gainer. writings than authors equally 'S™ and forced himself after ini- it was like “a lifebelt thrown to ’ ] SAVINGS # LOAN ASSOCIATION ifor once Mr. Shaw had conquered prolific he attributed to a strain tial shyness to become one of the One who has already reached ; : : > of Indionagolis himself, his pen. touched with the of Scotch blood from an anéient DeSt platform speakers in Eng- shore in safety.” ; ; : dianapo |magic of the finest vocabulary of forebear, the MacDuff who Killed land as well as one of the found-! Mr. Shaw's only visit to the i 23 W. OHIO ST. {his time, gave it a new type of Macbeth, _-lers of Fabianism Socialism—the United States was in 1933. He . . ed ‘play, a new form of social docu- In his seven years with the doctrine of gradual change. went directly to San Francisco, : eo _ CL a 2 Quits Lecturing where he flew to spend a few N ; . Until 1898, his appearance was days with William Rafdolph " : sufficient to pack any hall or his Hearst, the publisher. 24 WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER soapbox in Hydé Park, but that. Then he made the boat trip Oo 4 . GL i THAN PRICE! year he noticed that his audiences to New York via the Panama’ : ¢ were changing from the working Canal and addressed a large gath- : 3 4 Sass to the middle class and gave ering at the Metropolitan Opera ¥ ) cturi vo Ds a n - . : : N 2 pur ng as foo respectable. House. a ; Choose your diamonds from ; NORTH oH n. the next period in Mr.| He was never very complimen- BARNEY'S d . > h aw > Hle~-trom 1887 to 1893— tary to Americans and remarked: : or + wv U0 youre Le : 'e wrote five -novels. which “The-10Q per cent American is 99 assured of Fine Quality , . . PENNSYLV A] 7 brought him 60 rejection slips. per cent idiot.” : i : IVIN Al Mr. Shaw had a series cf Geil For mary vears Mr. Shaw rec Greater Value . . . Lasting ; worldly love affs , ; hit his plav ! i STREET FLOOR is Si Afraits with the fa- fused to.permit his plays to. he Beauty! -And, you buy. with S 2 : : tv. May Morris,- with the screened. He relented when sound mplet nfid t The N L 2 great star Ellen Terry’ (who pub- came. complete confidence a e New Location. of lished his platonic corresponsd- Selected Hungarian BARNEY'S! Come in now and ence), with the hewitching dctress But rather than t s works iti ! . . Jr -Yitnd 5, urn his works see these exciting values! = ‘ § Mrs.- Pat Campbell, with Annie over to the producers. who had $e INete e 9 : li lal 10 mah Besant. the noted mystic—and a offered him over $1,000,000, he lagy whose name is forgotten, but Selected instead Gabriel Pascal, a S ; Pll whose jealous tirades he preserved Hungarian, whose chief asset at I 4 ’ PQ with the true clinical detachment the time was a burning belief in Its Christmas 1 ‘Who for 35 Years Has | of genius in his play, “The Phi- their film possibilities. . Lily A Ya i landerer.” ~ Mr. Shaw “wrote the screen | i Served Indianapolis —But-his-only-real love-was his; (Advertisement) Layaway Time ni Wi h S A 11 wife, Charlotte Payne-Townshend, ” ent) Atomic it mart pparel! All 2 rich Fabian socialist whom he { 7 Al Barney's end of all p ” fects i HAPPY MEDIUM Eo For the Ladies: | He wrote to Ellen Terry: “I am ] For the Ladies: going 10. refresh my heart hy It Ha X COATS—SUITS | were Jnkrtied June 1, 1898, and By Ear. | were inseparable until her death PPS IFW V a DRESSES i in October, 1943. Big Favorite NEW YO] | Mrs. Canipbell’s View with Child sooner than ACCESSORIES | It was Mrs. Campbell who made » 1 ren who bought : . : . seei 2 .one of the most widely quoted re-| Youngsters really like to take np ted : / ; : ; marks about Shaw shortly after Ex-Lax! It tastes so good—just ‘RIC or Men: /} A jhe succumbed ‘to her peerléss| like delicious chocolate. id Ma Bic] a FF {charm when he was in his fifties Millions of > 0. who Jus : i 8. 1 mothers know, i SUITS TOPCOATS 4 ; | 5 The writer had remarked that experience, that ps trom : ation is so m , ay 1 eing a vegetarian gave him a upset their children. Not too F N actor meets : : 1 different - outlook on pain and strong... not too mild, Ex-Lax and the other Se i { pleasure and even. love. is the “Happy Medium” laxative. a PRIV . . : “Give Shaw a steak,” comment-| Ex-I bri $a . D o RIVATE . | ed the worldly-wise Mrs. Camp- in 4 A i ive ralet - amon j ful! She will Walter Brook ¥ : bell, “and no woman in London! is such a dependab ativ : 1 It's excitiog! It's peautie Ing her arm : 2 p le laxative It's new! ng designed 10 oun » Sue 4 that many doctors use it in their Tove this 7-diomond ister H oie digmond Margaret Tr ! ps. 3 Mr. Shaw started his playwrit- Practice. the .brillonce of a one : show was ju: by 24 N. P, I \ a Eh] ing career after gaining fame as 1 So when your child needs re- I end set in sepoeate prongs. Lustrous companion. a = : lyr ‘a critic in 1892 by taking a plot, lief, give him the “Happ : untings! beauty, Mira t , cnnsy vania St. suggested by a friend and forget- Medium” laxative. 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