Indiana daily times. [volume], June 05, 1920, Home Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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STAGE OFFERS
BEST FOR WEEK
k OF FESTIVITIES
Centennial Visitors and Ad
men Will Find Variety and
Legitimate Bills.
The welcome sign is out.
There's a hearty handshake wait
ing for all.
Next week will be a gala week in
Indianapolis.
Theaters will do their part in enter
taining the many visitors who will come
for the centennial celebration and the
convention of the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World.
With summer stock at the Murat and
popular vaudeville in the variety houses,
the situation will be satisfactorily taken
care of In these particular lines of en
tertainment.
‘•THE MIRACLE MAN "
crooks will hold the center of
The stage at the Murat next week.
That ts, the play
to be presented,
•" will be the Geor^e
JQhEk M. O han success.
"The Miracle Man."
& The story con
':• rerns a patriarch
M of a small village.
}ZB AW* lL who. through
??> \ > faith has ac
quired the power
V : ' VaSifet*'- to heal the sick.
* A crook by the
V b fllDe °r Mad’son
crook by the name
TSonws Kelly. of Helena and
others of the gang.
Everything starts off well and the
money begins to flow in until Helena
and some of the others are reformed by
the teachings of the goodly patriarch.
On the stage it was a big success and
was also one of the best pictures ever
produced on the screen.
In the Stuart Walker production next
week at the Murat Aldrich I'owker will
be seem as the patriarch: Rlanche Yurka
as Helena, and McKay Morris as the
leading crook.
Others who will he in the cast are Bar
bara Carper, an Indianapolis girl;
Thomas Kelly, Judith Lowry. Robert
IfeGroarty. Lael Davis, Oscar Cralk.
John Wrav, Elizabeth Patterson and
Elizabeth Black.
“The Miracle Man” opens Monday
night at the Murat for the entire week.
SEASON TO CLOSE.
With tonight’s showing of * The Gaiety
Girls.” with Pat White, the Park will
cloN‘ its 1919-20 season.
The next season will open in the early
port of August wltl most of the shows
equipped with better electrical effects.
• some new principals and new scenery.
management states that the cur
rent season has consumed forty-three
weeks and that an attendance record
has been set.
G. Everett Black Is manager and lessee
of The Park.
SUMMER VAUDEVILLE \
Variety will be the keynote in the
vaudeville theaters during the week.
There will be music, dancing, novelty.
AMUSEMENTS.
llt OKIE ENTERTAINERS
1 I J 1 NEWLAND & BILL PADEN & READ
I I DUK Fc* f^ 188 lEEFEH * t ALBERTS
IJ / FOX FIL " FARCE “DANGEROUS EYES”
and acrobatic offerings on nearly all of
the bills of the four houses offering
vaudeville.
-I- -I- -!-
THE RL4LTO.
Miss Mildred Garrison is the featured
player with "The
f Perfection Girla.”
headliner at the
S3 Rialto next week.
'' - known is corkers
I,f in cork; Harris
an<l I.yman and
~ Bertel! Sisters
e\V Jn| The movie por-
L., tlon of the bill
L will feature Gladys
"White Lies." n
Fox movie. in
Miss Garrison. which a French
woman of noble
birth comes face to face with poverty.
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THE LYRIC.
The Souther 1 * Harmony Four, com
posed of four vocalists, will be the head
liner on th* new bill at the Lyric.
"Syncopation at a Mile a Minute" is
said to describe the offering of Newland
and Will, a jazz offering.
Three musical maids will appear un
der the caption of the Weston Sisters
and they play the violin and the cornet.
Rube impersonations, singing and
dancing will be the principal features
of Keefer and Alberts, who will pre
sent "Down on.the Farm.’*
Trained dogs appear in an act an
nounced as Duke and Duchess: Gordon
and Day in "Whirlwind Nanßense" and
Rader and Reed will complete the bill.
A Fox movie. "Dangerous Days,” will
make up the movie portion of the bill.
THE BROADWAY.
The Four Juggling Normans, well
known on the variety stage, will be the
headliner at the Broadway next week
Bayes and Specks will offer a singing
and dancing act.
Mattie Lockett, a comediene; Williams
and Culver in some nonsense, and other
act* w-ili make up the bill.
The fourteenth chapter of "Dare Devil
Jack." with Ja'k Dempsey, is the movie
feature of the new- bill.
B. F. KEITH S.
Keith's will have an entire nw bill
beginning Monday and has been arranged
to meet the entertainment needs cf con
vention week
Thief Takes §3O Out
of Woman’s Handbag
While looking at a window exhibit of
"Indianapolis in IS2O, ’ Mrs. E. H Rob
inson. 4236 Broadway, wn* robbed, she
told the police
A thief opened Mrs Robinson's hand
bag and relieved her of S3O.
Albert DeVency, *s*l North Illinois
street, told the police that be w-as held
up and robbed by two negroes last night
near Senate avenue and North street.
One of the men covered him with a
revolver and the other took bis watch,
valued at $M>.
Burglars entered J. Ranbatz's store.
42." West Washington street, this morn
ing, and carried away two -suits of
clothes, two patrs of shoes, three shirts,
a suitcase and a handbag.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 5,1920.
PICTURE BILLS
TO KEEP CITY’S
VISITORS BUSY
Films of 500-Mile Race Will Be
Feature of Varied Screen
Program.
Centennial week will be a big one
In the movies, as each house has at
tempted to offer a feature of a nov
elty nature.
Some of the best known stars wilt be
flashed and the story of the speedway
rare will be fold In filra.
Each house has devoted special atten
tion to tb<* musical programs as well
ns to the film offerings.
"THE SPLENDID HAZARD."
The first showing of “The Splendid
Hazard” on any screen in America, will
take place Sunday at the Circle and
will continue all week.
Henry B WaithaU has the leading part
in the play, that of Karl Breitman. in
whose veins flows the blood of the Great
AMUSEMENTS.
I GEORGE M. COHAN’S
GREAT SUCCESS
THE
MIRACLE
MAN
Beginning Monday Night 9 P. M.
(OS ACCOUNT OF PARADE)
and All Week
Matinees—Wed., Thurs. and Sat.—2:3o
Evenings, 50c and sl. Mats., 25c and 50c
I J TWO KISSES T ■" "
MEHB ■ IBEMIi IslaKE
This Week’s Bill '■HBSBBfiBpfSfiMpH
Changes §l2iyj |J3I M ||
’ On Monday
Indianapolis, the Center of Commercial Activity
KEITH’S The Center of The VAUDEVILLE World
If O O ■ A “Madam Sirloin—Medium” is a rare combina
u dll uarnp filltion of come dy and talent, we might add, well
VHi I VRI lIV ™W Wl W done, by artists who understand how to prepare
a piquant sauce without spice. Van Avery, as “Rastus,” is one of the best “charcoal” cooks
in captivity. -s
fl | Q Ilf IB ’* a °k an(i Margaret have established themselves as
uOUBfiV W git II “sure-fire” vaudevillians. Their “Odd Musical Non
lIWIIII sense” includes some original laugh-producing ideas
and gives Jack an opportunity to manhandle a piano.
Bee Ho Gray & Ada Gray
■* Mw IIW mmmim ■’•■Jr asm. Ada rides a cow pony,
“Onion,” and the way this trio introduces some frontier frolics is sure surprising.
WB fl# Q ■ | Bill, Bob and Elmer compose a
K Him fw Mlf!l!3*fld3l trio of loose-jointed muscular mar
llvllUf Ivvvvv W IVlwll Uvl# vels, performing some daring and
difficult gymnastic feats with a nonchalance that makes them appear simple. It’s all in fun
and you’ll laugh with the boys and applaud at the finish.
■ ■ I# ****** 0 O You reca h the poet’s remark about
H 21CStCiin li* AT. I■ n music and its soothing qualities. It af-
WUIIIfI IlClddlllll W UUI foots the tired business man in much
the manner. The songs and the musical program offered by these artists will be en
joyed by all our patrons.
■ | ■■ ■■ O Jack bills his offering as “Five Feet of Com
marfin Aw. Bin edy” and makes good the entire distance. All
WHlPlm. 111 Hi III! wtf wU ■ you are asked to do is lean back and laugh.
You’ll find it good for your health and ’twill be easier on your friends. Read it again.
Get All the News in Film Form and the Funny Paragraphs in the
KINOGRAMS AND LITERARY DIGEST TOPICS.
Napoleon, nnd who becomes obscessed
with the Idea of restoring the ancient
glory of Napoleon's reign to Frace.
He Ifartiß that Iledda Gobert, an opera
singer, possesses papers that tell of a
buried treasure of Napoleon and mad
dened by hla lust for power makes des
perate love to her. winning her confl
dence and sincere love.
However her affection is wasted on
Breitman, who, feeling the urge his
royal blood, derides that one of royalty
must love lightly and having won her
confidence and secured the desired in
formation. casts her off and starts on
his mad errand.
The trail leads to America to an old
estate In New England, and Breitman
is followed not only hv Iledda. but by
secret service men of the French gov
ernment. who learn of his plot to over
throw the republic,
in America. Breitman, to accomplish
his alms, l*>romcs secretary to a re
tired sea captain, in whose house he ex
poets further information about th
treasure. The story moves rapidly, ter
niinattug In a duel.
SPEEDWAY MOVIES.
Movies of the .Vk) mile speedway race
held last Monday at the Indianapolis
speedway will be rbown at the Circle, be
ginning Sunday.
DePalma's hard lock t* photographed as
well os the good fortune of the winner
DK MILI.E FEATURE.
(>*•11 l>o Mllle .- pi' turn, "Why Change
Your Wife." will be shown at English's
all week, starting Sunday.
Mr. Do Mille has gotten away from the
old form of nutrimonia! p;ays In bis de
piction of the w ?fe, who in her over
whelming love for her husband tire* him
to the degree that he finds solace in the
eompanionshlp of a pretty divorcee.
The wife, who forgets to make a play
mate of her husband, and who has
AMUSEMENTS.
‘ZPiWadfffl/A
, 02U2aaEaxx££z?r
[y Contlnuoan Neon Till II p. m.
f 1 Today & Tomorrow
U THE BIS J3V SHOW
a 8 Big Features
Including
Tom Linton’s
! JUNGLE
GIRLS
I The Spfrlul Feature Altraftlon.
ft Slngtna, Iluirlni. Mu*ieul Com
u fd). with fperlal Scener.r, Prftty
H Olrl*. Wonderful CoMuroe*.
| Martin & Walters
Robert Swain
Hanley & Fritz
Ben Linn
I Knight’s Roosters
Dare Devil Jack
AND OTHERS
COMING Mos.
THE FOUR
JUGGLING
NORMANS
The WorlJ’s Greatest
Ladle*' Bargain Matinee*
EVERY MON.—WED.—FBI.
changed remarkably since their marriage
ton years previously, obtains a djvorce
and ho marries the other woman. It then
develops that his second wife grows to be
very opposite to what she was when he
ma. !ed her. and trouble ensues.
Meanwhile, the first wife, beautiful and
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MOT |QN PICTURES.
OWEN
MOOSE
Desperate
Hero'
A merrv, mirthful comedy-drama, in
which love and romance arrive in a
flivver" and leave In a luxurious
limousine.
SN'l B POLLARD COMEDY
OLD MEMORIES, SELZNICK NEWS
ALL WEEK. STARTING SUNDAY.
LIBERTY QUINTETTE
MUSK? THAT CMAQMS
AMLRICAN HARMONISTS
MSaaMauamgmf
colonial
W SUNDAY
Eg Monday, Tuesday
WS&r and Wednesday
S. HART
1 A Border Romance of
Hot Passions and
Hank Mann LOST DETECTIVE”
Novelty Five Entertainers.
TFrri'niiriiii “""a”' 1 Snub PoUard \
/ligifH "SSEo, Urab the Ohortj
Sherlock Holmes Brought Down to Date.
The Scientific Ehicidator 0 f
Wonder Sleuth J, 433 k. Police Mysteries
Glen White Portray* the GreatQe tective
—IN—
Circumstantial Evidence
story of swift action—compelling complications and a most
amazing climax.
A GrippinggjgiWtional Feature
AMUSEMENTS.
I RIALTO
| Let’s Go-H’s Continuous
ALL NEW AGAIN
I Tomorrow
Special Vaudeville
I Perfection
| Girls
With Mildred Ganrison
Most Perfectly Formed Girl
in the World.
iMiss Mildred Garrison.
Gladys Brockwell
Whits Lies
A Powerful Story of Love
and Sacrifice
Morton Jewel Foar
Novelty Entertainers,
George Wilson
Comedian
Gilmore and Castle
Corkers in Cork
f Lyman
ort of It
Every Sunday
at tills theater
ay Mon., Wed.
nsHr
ALL THIS WEEK
PAT WHITE and HIS
New Gaiety Girts
Supported by an All-Star Cast
This coupon and 10 cents entitle
lady to reserved seat at any matinee
during week.
MOTION PICTURES.
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