Indiana daily times. [volume], May 13, 1922, Home Edition, Page 9, Image 9

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MAY 13, 1622.
‘PARTNERS AGAIN’
IS BESn COMEDY
ALONG BROADWAY
(C*ntiaaed Fr4m Face Berea.)
others, that It received a cordial welcome
from the press and public. This is the
final play of the season 'for this excellent
organization which has ’done more than
Us share toward bringing plays of ex
cellence to the New York stage, and In an
excellent maner. The story related by the
.characters In this play Is more or less
} romantic and Imaginary, although there
are telling moments when the owner of
the forty syndicate newspapers finds his
path blocked by a simple woman. It is
a parlor comedy, the sort of comedy his
“The Title" was, althffugh It will prob
ably mnko a deeper appeal than did this
Interesting affair.
The French players, operating at the
Belmont Theater, produced “Le Retour,’’
a delightful French comedy, as the sec
ond of their plays. This week "La
Belle Aventure" will be done and then the
company departs for Paris. It Is stated
on good authority that the company will
return next year for an extended engage
ment, which Is highly flattering to the
nbility of Charles Schauten, the excellent
actor and dlrecteur of the company and
Richard G. Herndon, who made It pos
sible for this company as well as other
French companies to come to this coun
try.
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“SONNY”
It's Greater Than “TOUABLE DAVID”
CIRCLE PRESENTATION
THE BARCAROLLE
From ‘‘The Tales of Hoffman”
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
GEORGE T. OGDEN AND C. M. BENSON
Singers and Writers of Snappy Song Successes
Circle Scenic Special
“MY COUNTRY”
Musical Accompaniment, Meditation from “Thais,” a Violin
Solo by S. Leopold Kohls.
OVERTURE
“Home Sweet Home the World Ovei\*
Triples of Circlette A Comedy
The Day es New* Special
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NKW FLATS PLANNED
FOR BROADWAY SHOWINGS.
Next week “Kempy," s comedy by J.
C. Nugent and Elliott Nugent, will come
to New York with the two anthora and
Rnth Nugent playing Reading parts, and
Lotus Robb aa the ‘leading woman.
Grant Mitchell la the atar of the neW
play, which la an American comedy of
considerable merit and charm. Mr. Mitch
ell baa been singularly successful of
late In hta playa, and “Kempy” Is rated
one of the beat of the new crop to ar
rive. Austin Duncan la directing it
“Billeted" la also dne this week for
a revival. Grace Griswold, director Os
the Comedy Company la making the pro
duction, and auch skilful playera as Lola
Bolton, Selena Royle, Sallle Williams,
Kate Mayhew, Mary Hughes, Lnmsden
Hare, Langdon Bruce, Harold Vizard and
Marshall Vincent are In the cast
“The Night Call,” anew mystery play,
was staged by the successful Players’
Assembly at the Fraaee Theater. This
Is an absorbing story of New Jersey
rum runners, with an Incidental murder,
the use of the radiograph—by the way,
this play was broadcasted last week by
Its story—and an excellent cast headed
by Helen Lowell and Brandon Hurst.
Elsie Rlzer gives a good accounting as
the heroine, and Charles Trcmbrldge Is
a manly hero who brings her through
to safety.
“The Idiot,” the powerful story by the
trenchant Russian author, Dostoievsky,
will be done next week for two matinee
performances at the Little Theater by
Reginald Pole, who baa a cast headed
by Estelle Wlnwood, and includes Mar
garet Mower, Beatrice Wood, Harry Ir
vine and othera, including Mr. Pole
himself. This la one of the most grip,
ping dramas that haa been produced
.this season.
KEITH NEWS
Alice Brady, the famotoa dramatic and
moving picture star, opened her special
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with spell-binding action. The story of a brave
man’s valorous protection of a woman.
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"THE LEATHER PUSHERS"
More adventures of Kid Halliday, the college
youth who turned professional pugilist to replenish
the family purse.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES
tour of the B. F. Keith Theaters this
past week at the Brunswick Theater,
Brooklyn.
Peggy Wood, star of “Maytime" and
“Marjolaine,” has become a B. F. Keith
attraction this past week, when the
charming musical comedy favorite opened
at the B. F. Keith Fordham Theater In
the Bronx.
Gus Van and Joe Schenk, popularly
known by their team name of Van A
Schenck, celebrated an anniversary of
their own while the B. F. Keith Circuit
was “Jubileeing" recently. Van and
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Schenck have been appearing together
for thirteen consecutive seasons, and
their vogue was never greater than now.
The entire month of July, this pair will
entertain Broadway audiences at the Pal
ace Theater.
Gertrude Hoffman and her celebrated
ensembie In the first all-American ballet
Is playing Washington this week for the
second time this season. During her
first engagement Miss Hoffman had the
distinction of appearing before the three
living American Presidents, Warren G.
nardlng, Woodrow Wilson, and WlllUm
Howard Taft.
THIRD and FINAL
WEEK
DW. GRIFFITHS
EMPIRE of NEW EMOTIONS
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
r PERFORMANCES START 11:30, 1:45, 4:00, 6:35 AND 9 ~
SUNDAY FIRST PERFORMANCE STARTS 1:45
COMING WEEK MAY 21
Rodolph Valentino and Gloria Swanson
in Elinor Glyn’s Gorgeous Love Drama
“BEYOND THE ROCKS”
A comedy drama in which a peace-loving West
erner proves a terror when roused to action. JR
AL ST. JOHN IN—“SPECIAL DELIVERY”
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