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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
11
A reader asks if she should reveal unhappiness and leave her husband. Martha Lee argues the marriage bargain must hold, urging continued deception to preserve happiness and the child’s future, while offering cautious guidance about family duties and social expectations.
A 23 year old husband separated from his wife for the third time asks how to win back his wife and child. The columnist suggests sending candy with a note about the child needing a father and mother, and even hints that Christmas dinner with the mother in law could foster reconciliation.
A reader asks why a boyfriend stops calling after a casual relationship. The columnist suggests a casual questioning of his behavior to gauge trust and intent, noting the man may have various reasons and that the reader should assess his sincerity through his responses.
Ola Olsen and Chic Johnson headline a bill at Keith's with sharp material and big energy making the audience roar for more. The show features Miss Venita Gould and Emilie Lea with strong impersonations and dancing acts, plus The Indianapolis Follies chorus and The Four of Us quartet. Conn and Hart deliver refined eccentric dancing in a standout midbill act.
Miss Dorothy Goepper married Charles Elbridge Cox Jr. at All Souls Unitarian Church. Engagements, teas, and Christmas parties fill the social calendar with members of the Department Club Auxiliary, Welfare Club, Altrusa Club, Inter-Se, Inter Alia, Expression Club, and local families hosting gatherings and programs.
Robyn Adair and the Sunkist Serenaders thrill audiences though lighting flaws dull the act. Ted Schwab earns praise as a capable banjoist while Joe Bennett’s long Telephone Tangle disappoints. Reginald Denny stars in The Leather Pushers seventh episode. aerials were halted after an injury.
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