Indiana daily times. [volume], March 27, 1920, Home Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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MOVIE MENUS IN
LIGHTER VEIN
(Continued I'rom Pas Three.)
famous Sultana diamond, which waa
stolen during the war from a woman.
Os course there is a love story woven
in the search for the missing diamond.
Naomi Childers is the one who is loved
by Moore in this movie.
The cast includes Christine Mayo,
Edwin Stevens, Lionel Belmore, Florence
Deshon and Jack Richardson.
The bill will include another little
movie story produced by the stage
women’s war relief committee.
The News Weekly and the regular
musical program will complete the bill
next week at the Circle.
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IMPROVEMENTS! AT SMITH’S.
Mr. Smith’s theater has been trans
formed into the Rajah's Jewel Box.
This has been done by changing the
interior decorations of the theater.
Transparent Oriental scenes line the
wall and little balconies have been es
tablished on each side of the screen for
the musicians.
As dally performances will begin at 1©
o’clock in the mornings and ending at
11 p. m. t two orchestras have been en
gaged to furnish continuous music.
As an added attraction for next week, ;
• trk> of Spanish xylophone players
and singers has been engaged.
There will also be a DeLnxe Male
Quartet of singers and soloists.
"Partners of the Night,” a crook movie,
will be the feature next week, and tells
a story of a clever “con” woman, who
hits, only the high places and the bright
lights.
The story discloses the wicked night
life of a Mg city and shows how the
“gang” is protected.
In the cast nTe Pinna Nesbit as Mary
Regan, the *‘con” woman; Emmet Corri
gan as the detective; William B. David
son, William Ingersoll and others are
seen.
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ALHA3IBBA.
“Excuse my dust!”
Motorists, of course, are familiar with
the remark and hence the announcement
that Wallace Reid’s newest comedy
dfama bears ‘‘Excuse My Dust” as its
title, they n£ed not be told that It is a
story about automobile affairs. '
It is a sequel to “The Roaring Road.”
In “Excuse -My Dust” Wallie is once
more “Toodles” Walden, manager of the
Darco auto agency and now happily
married to Dorothy, daughter of old
.T. D. Ward, president of the company
and better known in automobile circles
as “The Bear.”
Old J. D. has drawn the line upon
his son-in-law engaging in the racing
game, but before “Excuse My Dust” has
been run through "Toodles” not only
gets into it, but so does “The Bear”
himself, the latter even tvinning a hot
contest in which “Toodles” was fouled
by his rivals, employes of a concern
anxious to steal the secret of the new
AMUSEMENTS.
I RIALTO
VAUDEVILLE -
MUSICAL COMEDY
FEATURE PICTURES
Remember
All New
■Tomorrow
| ALL STAR
1 O FEATURES
INCLUDING
j The Classiest Act in
Vaudeville
I Seven
ISerenaders
IA Big Minstrel
■ Oddity With Special
h Scenery, Beautiful
g Costumes , Pretty Girls
I Special Feature Photo-Play
IGEORGE
IWALSH
j| A Manhattan Knight
■ A Strange Story of
I Stolen Jewels, Suicide
I and Love
I ONLY THEATRE
If In the City Combining
I Vaudeville With Fea-
I ture Pictures
Entire New Show
Every Sunday
H Attend the 1:30 Show
and Avoid the Jam.
H Ledies, get coupons at this the- I
■ ater good at the Broadway I
jL-sJ Mon., Wed. and Fri. matinees. I
~ALL THIB WEEK
AVIATOR GIRLS
WITH
ETHEL SHUTTA
AND
Aviation Chorus
This coupon and 10 cents entitles
lady to reserved seat at any
matinee during week.
Dnjrco motor, which U hailed as a marvel
of speed and power.
At the Alhambra all next week.
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SOJtE ALARM CLOCK.
It takes a mighty loud alarm clock
to awaken some people, and in a great
many instances it takeo considerable
more than a “Big Ben.”
This held true Jn the case oi‘ Andy
Gray, the hero
■ of Charles Ray’a
latest comedy,
“Alarm Clc*>k
Andy,” which
will be shown at
the Isis the first
half of next
week.
Andy wasn’t a
sleepy-head by
any means. He
was just bashful.
And added to
MILLtfENT FISHER that he stuttered
something fearful.
So when he came in from the country
he failed to make headway at his Job
of an auto truck salesman, despite the
fact that he tried his best and even
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CHRISTY COMEDY FOX NEWS
You’ll Gasp in Amazement at Its
Beauty When You Step Into Mister
Smith’s Theatre Next Week!
—As tho * by magic, it has bean transformed
into a little Oriental jewel box — let’s say,
**The Rajah’s Jewel Box”
Beautiful and novel decora
tions.
Stunning: light effects!
Beauty that will make yon
first say, “Ah!” then sit
back and enjoy it!
Just the most unique little
theater in the country!
pS Come in at 10 in the
Wt morning and you’ll see
the same kind of a show
> you would at night—splen
did little orchestras that
play popular music as well
! as the “high-brow stuff,”
P| and there will be singers,
PH entertainers and novelty
musical acts to delight you.
Come any time—morning,
|H noon or night, lunchtime,
dinner time, any time—
for there s a good show
H all the time!
And the Leßoy Scott’s Thrilling Story
, Ul C The story of Mary Regan, wanted by the Paris police,
rirtlirp loved by the detective set to trail her, who fought him yet
A ivIUIC loved himh Then the sensational raid by the police—and
Jg the girl he loved caught In the trap. What did he do?
Whale! Comedies —News Weeklies—Other Novelties
patterned after Blinker, the firm's star
salesman.
Then one day he chanced to fall in
love with his boss’s pretty daughter.
She proved to be Andy's alarm clock.
Miss Mlllicent Fisher plays the role of
the sweetheart.
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COLONIAL.
Owen Moot* plays the part of a young
lawyer who Is considered a "good citcb”
by, the girls In a small town.
The movie is called ‘‘Booner or Later”
and will be at the Colonial all next week.
Moore will be remembered as the chap
who was ditched In the divorce courts
by Mary Pickford recently.
In the movie, Seena Owen plays oppo
site Moore.
Moore’e role Is that of Patrick Mur
phy, a young attorney, who avoids
women.
But when he meets a girl, unknown
to him, he falls suddenly and desperately
In leva
Soon after bis friend. Bob Hills, en
lists bis aid to save the honor of the
Bills family. Mrs. Ellis has left home
In Falrhaven, Conn., to meet a Mr. Por
ter in New York and her husband believes
MOTION PICTURES.
Bic and
tainers
tying
I the
ime
Two Little Orchestra*
The Spanish Trio
Singers and
Instrumentalists
De Luxe Male
Quartette
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1920.
that she is a party to some secret affair.
Ellis commissions Patrick to find his
wife and in describing her convinces *at
that she is the beautiful girl with whom
he (Pat) has fallen in love.
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THE REGENT.
Action, drama, bloodshed, revenge and
love all are in “One-Way Trail,” the
feature attraction at the Regent the first
four days of the week starting Sunday.
Edythe Sterling, famous as a horse
woman, is the
Btar -
Class.”
edyth.e Sterling 18 se in the
role of Wanda
Walker, whose lover Is a member of the
northwest mounted police.
EXCUSE
MY DUST
He’s in again! And in ahead!
Same old Toodles Walden of “The
Roaring Road,” vrith the same old
soorn of miles and motor-cops.
Risking his neck for love, his
son and a “dare” in the wildest
race of speed devils ever shown
on the screen.
And that glorious fight when a
crooked rival wrecks Toodles’ car
and sends him sprawling! Wow!
with
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He has pitted against him a desperate
outlaw chief, known throughout the
country as “Thundering Ames.”
Ames gets the officer in many tight
places, but each time Miss Sterling comes
dashing to his assistance.
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TRIPLE BILL AT OHIO.
A big program with three feature films
and special music will be the feature at
the Ohio all next week.
Mae Murray, in “A. B. C. of Love,” will
be the feature film attraction, which con
cerns an orphan girl who marries a play
wright only to see an actress attempt to
snatch away tbr love of the playwright.
So the little wiof the writer of plays
has to learn her 1. B. C.'s of love and
in the end shows .be actress a few tricks
In her trade.
The comedy end of the bill will be
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is Saturday Evening Post Story \
A strange yellow-eved woman with the instincts of a tigress. A
Bllflfjf! daring young amateur detective. A marvelous diamond. A gang
IgHl of pitiless French crooks. Lashed into hair-raising action. '
IllillfljllPfrjifMr fflPUrrF 1° “TIFDS,” Tom Moore has anew sort of role— a young AmeP
* iean just out of uniform keen for anything that promises a fight
or fortune. He gets them both in a picture that piles thrill upon
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CURRENT NEWS WEEUCLyH
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v JB&mmi LITERACY DIGEST NEWS
represented by Charles Chaplin In a re
it The Champion,” and the Lit
erary Digest.
Aa anew musical feature, the Ohio All-
Btar Male quartet will make Its intial
appearance next week.
As tbs schedule now stands, the Ohio
will honse a three-hour show next week.
Mrs. Dewey Heads
Economics Club
Mrs. A. R. Dewey has been elected
president of Home Economics club for
the coming year, with Mrs. Herman
Rogge, vice president
The other officers are Mrs. E. B.
Thompson, recording secretary; Mrs. H.
A. Crosnland, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Frank Andlng, treasurer,
‘COME AND SEE;
Y. W. C. A. SLOGAN
Public Invited to Association
Building Next Week.
“Come and See’ week at the Young
Women’s Christian association, begin
ning Tuesday includes some Interesting
specialty features as well as the regu
lar class work and recreation programs.
The pool will be one of the particular
points of Interest, with exhibition swim
ming and diving each night.
Some of the chief participants will be
Mrs. Cedle Deubig, senior champion;
Mie Luclle Row, junior champion, and
MOTION PICTUREB.
Miss Thelma Darby and Miss Regina
Reese.
Eight girls, all under twelve years el
age, who go by the name of the ”littl<
Seals,” because of their exceptional swig
mlng will also be at the pool each ev
ning.
From 7:30 to 10 Tuesday and Wednes
day night moving pictures will be showi
in the auditorium,
Friday night the dramatic art cUem
will give a one-act comedy and pant*
mime. ,
The industrial cine will have an •*.
tereating recreatlonlF program Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Guides will be on hand to show guest!
through the building at any time betweei
the hours of 10 a. m. and 10 p. m.