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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1925

Page

10

Indiana YMCA reelects Esterline as head in Elkhart

J W Esterline of 5120 N Pennsylvania St will lead the Indiana YMCA again. Dwight S Ritter of 4415 Broadway was re elected treasurer. State committeemen from Indianapolis include W H Insley T C Day and G A Vandyke. The convention met in Elkhart Saturday.

J. W. Esterline Pennsylvania St Indiana Y. M. C.A Dwight S. Ritter Broadway Elkhart Ind Indianapolis W. H. Insley T. C. Day G. A. Vandyke Esterline

He Who Gets Slapped praised as great dramatic film

Walter D. Hickman lauds Victor Seastrom film He Who Gets Slapped starring Lon Chaney. He praises the clown's death as a brave honest ending, the cast, lighting, and the seamless integration of events into a powerful theme.

Walter D. Hickman Victor Seastrom Lon Chaney Chaney Seastrom

Inez From Hollywood at Circle and Circle Sees Beery Saga

A fragment from a newspaper column reviews films and performances. It highlights Inez from Hollywood at the Circle theater starring Norma Shearer, Fay Astor, Inez as a vamp, and notes Constantin Bakaleinikoff's anniversary with the Circle orchestra. It also covers The Devil's Cargo with William Collier Jr. and Wallace Beery at the Ohio, praising Beery’s ruthless master of a riverboat cargo drive and the film’s dramatic arc.

Constantin Bakaleinikoff The Circle Orchestra Bakaleinikoff Beery Young Collier William Collier Jr Wallace Beery the Ohio

Dreams Realized as Kreisler Played Violin to Crowds

The Murat hosted Fritz Kreisler to a packed Indianapolis audience, with 500 on the stage and standing-room lines. Review notes his emotional reach, encores, and a program ranging from sonatas to Grainger’s Molly on the Shore, ending with wild audience acclaim. Other notes mention Georges Enesco’s recital with Maennerchor, highlighting the mood and standout performances.

Main Fritz Kreisler Kreisler Indianapolis The Murat Dvorak Kreisler Molly Percy Grainger- Kreisler B. Talbot Walter D. Hickman Georges Enesco Linist Indianapolis Maennerchor Cesar Franck Maurice Ravel Haendal Vitali Pugnani-Kreisler Edward Harris Pianco Observer

What I Like Best on Screen

The review favors He Who Gets Slapped at the Apollo for its logical ending and Lon Chaney’s acting. It also praises Inez from Hollywood at Circle for its vampire defense and The Devil’s Cargo at Ohio for Beery’s dramatic comedy. North of 36 at Mister Smith's is noted as slow but interesting.

Inez Hollywood Circle Anna Q. Nilsson Fay Mary Astor Fay New York Stewart Cuyler Lewis 8. Stone Cuyler Besry Sacramento San Francisco Lon Chaney the Apollo The Wallace Beery the Ohio Mister Smith's

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Colds and Coughs

A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery to stop colds and chronic coughs. It claims twofold action by soothing inflamed membranes and killing germs with creosote, offering guaranteed satisfaction and a money refund if not relieved, with a call to ask your druggist.

le Sceenee Bes Druggist Inulsion Co At_nta

Wife Dies After Husband Shoots Then Kills Self

Mrs. Charles Morris died from wounds received when her husband shot her last Thursday and then fatally shot himself on Saturday. The tragedy occurred after the couple’s confrontation, leaving the community shaken.

South Bend Ind Charles Morris Morris

Illinois Central System Shows That the Public Owns the Railroads

The Illinois Central System argues public ownership of railroads grows as millions hold stock and bonds. It notes 22,000 stockholders in 1925, 800,000 railroad stockholders nationwide in 1924, and large indirect holdings by life insurers and savings banks. It emphasizes public confidence hinges on service efficiency and invites constructive criticism.

Illinois Central System Wall Street

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