#indecent behavior

Photo by Simon Volz After performing at Rock am Ring, Rock im Park, and shows with Neck Deep and Zebrahead, pop punk rising stars INDECENT BEHAVIOR have released the video for “Shoot,” a thought-provoking new single. “Shoot” is a song about the brutal reality of violence — about spilled blood, lost lives, and about people who disappear before they even understand why they are fighting. It’s a…

Rising German pop-punk band Indecent Behavior have released their new single ‘Shoot’ via Long Branch Records along with a music video. This follows a busy 2024 which saw them tour with zebrahead and Neck Deep, and take to the stages of Rock am Ring, Rock im Park and Full Force festivals, among others. [su_youtube url=”https://youtu.be/1RBzmxt4LCY”%5DStream the single ‘Shoot’ here:…

Rising German Pop-Punk Act INDECENT BEHAVIOR Release New Single "Chaos" and Music Video. #indecentbehaviour

Rising German pop-punk band INDECENT BEHAVIOR have released their new single and Long Branch Records debut “Chaos” along with a music video. This follows a busy 2024 which saw them tour with Zebrahead and Neck Deep, and take to the stages of Rock am Ring, Rock in Park and Full Force festivals, among others. “If I could follow you, we could make it through the storm – how many times have I felt…

“‘WALKATHON' ORDERED STOPPED BY POLICE,” Montreal Star. August 13, 1931. Page 3. --- City Claims Required Deposit Not Paid ---- On the grounds that the promoters of the "walkathon" taking place in the Mount Royal Arena had not paid a deposit of $2,500, required by the city, the contest was stopped last night by police under Captain Lorrain, accompanied by S. Lamoureux, head of the license department.

Yesterday the original permit granted to the organizers was cancelled by the executive committee, who announced that a new one would not be issued until a deposit sufficient to cover the prizes promised to the participants in the contest, was made. Last night the money had not been paid, and the "walkathon" was ordered to be stopped.

“NO DRUGS SEEN BY WALKATHON NURSE,” Montreal Star. August 19, 1931. Page 5. ---- Police Director Explains Why Contest Was Allowed To Start --- No evidence of "doped" contestants was observed by Miss Blondine Mallet, registered nurse, engaged by the promoters of the walkathon contest to look after the health of contestants. Mr. Justice Denis was told in the Practice Court yesterday at the resumed hearing of injunction proceedings by which is sought the right to continue the contest which had been interrupted by police after eight days in operation. Throughout the hearing yesterday the squad of contestants who are in attendance at the proceedings remained quietly seated in the courtroom, in marked contrast to their behavior of the previous day when the walking contest was carried on in court.

As regards evidence of indecent behavior on the part of contestants, Mme Maillet said that she had not seen anything out of the ordinary. She had complained to the promoter on one occasion that some of the men had entered the quarters occupied by the girls, but so far as she knew there was nothing obscene or indecent in their behavior.

CHECKED TEMPERATURE In the main arena where the contest was taking place and where the audiences was admitted she had seen nothing indecent. Her duties consisted of checking the temperatures and pulses of the various contestants and in administering treatment prescribed by the physician in charge. In some cases where a weak heart. action was indicated, strychnine was administered on the doctor's orders.

Police Director Fernand Dufresne was recalled to the stand at the opening of the hearing yesterday and explained that the contest had been allowed to proceed by tolerance only since the promoters had no permit from the city. In this connection, he explained that it in the practice of his department in certain instances to allow places of amusement to carry on for a time without a license. in order to learn how they were conducted. If complaints are received they are closed. In the present instance the same procedure had been followed. When first approached by the promoters, he had advised them), that the vaudeville part of the entertainment could not proceed on Sunday.

PREVIOUS CONTEST The Police Director said that he knew of a previous walkathon organized in his Majesty's theatre. The contest, he said, was allowed only on tolerance as in the present insistence, and after four days in operation the promoters had "skipped" without paying the contestants. All that the latter received, he understood, was some whiskey and biscuits. These facts were not known to him when he was approached by the promoters of the present walkathon or he would not have given even tacit permission for the contest to be staged, he said.

Philippe Lamoureux, superintendent of permits and licenses for the city, testified that he had been ordered by Honore Parent, director of services, to go to the Mount Royal Arena and close the walkathon. Arriving there he was asked by the promoters to allow them a short delay in which to get in touch with Alderman Bray, chairman of the Executive Committee. Later he had spoken on the telephone to Alderman Bray and was told to procure a deposit of $2,500 from the promoters as a guarantee for prize money, and If the money was not at once forthcoming to close the performance. The promoters were unable, they said, to make the deposit at once and the contest was therefore closed.