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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1910

Page

4

The Beauty Spot Comes to Shubert Murat Theater

The Beauty Spot starring Jefferson De Angelis arrives at the Shubert Murat on Monday April 25 for four nights with a Wednesday matinee. The production features a famed Broadway chorus and a top cast including De Angelis Frank Doane George J. MacFarlane Isabel DArmand Viola Gillette Jaques Kruger John H. Pratt and Marion Stanley. McIntyre and Heath headline English’s week with a balanced, lively performance supported by Julian Rose Carrie Reynolds and a strong chorus and dancing numbers.

Murat Shubert Jefferson de Angelis Shubert Murat de Megsisa Chicago New York Herald Square Theater Garrick Theater Frank Doane George J. MacFarlane Isabel D'Armand Viola Gillette Jaques Kruger Jean Newcomb Alfred DeBall Catherine Bowen Frances Butss Messrs Beauty Chorus Metropolitan Broadway Joseph W. Herbert Reginald de Koven

Central Attractions for Local Amusement Seekers Next Week

Local weekly program promises a mix of musical acts and comedy. Violin and vocal performances headline with Keno Walsh and Melrose offering unique gymnastic novelty in The Revolving Arch. Cross and Josephine present Dying To Act, a travesty melodrama with song and dance. Hopkins Sisters feature Lona Land musical novelty with striking costumes. J Clarke presents Simian Comedy acts including See No Evil trio. Patterson Kaufman bring first Indianapolis visit with Will ie Boy Gets His and Exploits of a Cowboy.

Keno Walsh Melrose Cross Josephine Arthur Denvir Hopkins Ethel Hopkins Emma J. ¥. Clarke Ite Charles Europe Clarke Patterson & Kaufman Indianapolis Kinodrome Willie Boy Neftesler JePpx Usti

This Week in Local Playhouses and Wild West Show

Local theaters present Mural-Frank Daniels in The Belle of Brittany and English-Mecintyre and Heath in In Hayt. Park features George Arvine in St Elmo and Grand-Princess Rajah. Empire screens Americans with Louise Dunbar as Olga Hofman. After The Devil, Charley’s Aunt closes the bill. Monday hosts the Indians with the 10 Ranch Wild West, a flamboyant parade and show with Crooked Nose, famed Comanche archer, and an in-town street display followed by performances at the grounds with an interpreter on hand.

Frank Daniels Brittany Mecintyre and Heath Hayt Park George Arvine Associated Players Plains

Grand Bill Includes W M Herschell Comedy and Molnar Drama

Indianapolis producer W M Herschell presents Making News a new comedy at the Grand with Lucille Spinney and Ainsworth Arnold from Forepaugh Stock. Park theater offers The Devil with George Arliss and Arvine, while Shubert Murat features A Man's World with Mary Mannering and Frank Mills in a dramatic study of a novelist mother who adopts a child and seeks gender equality.

Jefferson de Angeles Heauty Mary Mannering Park George Arvine Grand Ainsworth Arnold Lucile Spinney Matinees Majestic Empire—Williams Matinee W. M. Herschell Indianapolis the Grand Lucille Spinney Forepaugh Stock Company Majestic Theater Wood Jesse Lasky the Waldorf Knute Bricki Frank Mills Shubert Murat Rachel Crothers Miss Crothers Miss Mannering New York Miss Ware Malcom Caskill Shuberts New York Comedy Theater

Majestic vaudeville bills feature music and comedy

Next week at the Majestic two vaudeville programs showcase varied acts. Monday matinee offers Howard & Lewis the singer and Dutchman Lavigne Sisters, Hrvac the wandering violinist, Frevoli the shadowgraphist with illustrated songs and motion pictures. Thursday matinee presents the Lambiottes Paine & Lee Grace Orma James R Waters and a new set of pictures with a Billiken imitation routine.

the Majestic Howard & Lewis Lavigne Sisters Hrvac Frevoli Aku Motion Pictures Lambiottes Paine & Lee Billiken Grace Orma Comedienne James R. Waters General Cohen Tony Italy

Saxon Brothers Strength Show At Ringling Circus

Arthur Saxon and his two brothers tour with Ringling Brothers World's Greatest Shows, drawing wide attention for feats of strength. They lift a car with six passengers, support a 200 pound dumbbell while three men sit on a plank, and perform other spectacular stunts while described as the strongest trio. Arthur Saxon, a Leipzig graduate and sculptor, is noted for ideal measurements and work in Germany. The act is in Indianapolis on May 9, and the Imperial burlesque at the Empire features William's Imperials led by Harry L Cooper.

Arthur Saxon Ringling Brothers Europe America Health Physical Culture Scrap Book Germany University of Leipzig Indianapolia William's Imperials Empire Dmpire Theater William’s Harry L. Coopier

Shakespeare Day Real in Boston Celebrates Bard's Birthday

The New Theater company held a Shakespearean festival in Boston with readings by notable actors, scholarly discussions, and music from Shakespeare's era at the Shubert theater. Gov. Draper presided as wreaths were laid on Shakespeare monuments, with matinee Twelfth Night and evening The Winter's Tale staged in Elizabethan settings.

William Shakespeare New Theater Company Boston England Stratford-on- Avon Shubert Theater Shakespeare Gov. Draper Massachusetts New Theater Benson Stratford-on-Avon

Empire Summer Attractions Preview at Empire Theater

Donna and Violet Hilson head the feminine contingent. Zalzel’s living art studies and the Imperial acts showcase Paris salon poses. Raymond and DeForest appear in a singing and dancing act. Johnny Dove and Miss Hilson join an Irish American trio in a sketch with LaMeta. Athletic entertainments and specials will headline Empire bills this summer with plans for August season openings.

Donna Violet Hilson Zalzel Paris Raymond and DeForest Johnny Dove Miss Hilson LaMeta The Empire

First Night Superstitions among Opening Cast Members

Actors approaching opening night cling to charms and tokens to avert bad luck. Robert Edeson keeps grease paint from his debut, Hedwig Reicher carries a salary gift token, Helen Ware bears a school letter, Blete Ferguson protects her play bill, Rose Stahl wears a ribbon from her first amateur stage, and Edmund Breese is linked to a forthcoming season with Lee B Harris.

Robert Edeson Hedwig Reicher Maude Adams Blete Ferguson Rose Stahl Edmund Breese Lee B. Harris

Souvenir of Ranch Life Inspires Stage Oddments

A passage recalls Frank J. McIntyre keeping a football suit drawstring from Strongheart with Robert Edeson. He would face death rather than perform on stage without that memento. The article notes actors contribute lucky pieces, creating a collection unmatched by any curiosity shop.

Ear Dakotaa Frank J. McIntyre Robert Edeson America

Language and social classes in early Indian drama

The top caste male roles in early Indian drama spoke Sanacrit while women, children, and lower classes spoke Prakit. Prakit split into eight dialects. the elite women received the higher quality form, whereas laborers used a dialect akin to today’s slum patols.

Short Items of Stage Folk Shine in Early 20th Century Theatre Notes

Blanche Ring markets her name to products from frocks to hair washes while a druggists’ gift prompts a maternal outfit. Jeffreys Lewis shifts from emotional to comic acting in The Three Daughters of Monsieur Dupont. a Bijou theater charity performance of The Lottery Man benefits the Actors' Fund. Denman Maley notes the Lew Fields troupe feels like a vast army after a year together. James Forbes and Henry B Harris push The Commut. Laurence Irving will stage The Unwritten Law while Sothern’s The Fool Hath Said in Heart returns. Conor’s Lulu’s Husbands remains a key opportunity. Eddie Foy seeks Shakespearean roles. Shubert heirs consider Mr Hamlet of Broadway successor. Havana’s success may extend Powers season. Marie Dressler to headline Tillie's Nightmare at Herald Square. Strauss writes intermezzo for The Chocolate Soldier’s 300th Casino performance.

Denman Maley Lew Fields Mr. Maley Washington

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McIntyre Heath James McIntyre Thomas Heath Julian Rose Carrie Reynolds John HB. Pearr Gerinamo Jobbs Hayti Jobbs Jasper Johnson Bizzy Izzi Rosenstein Mr. Rose Florence Forcem Marion Stanley Thomas J. Cochrane Cananda Guntar Marion Stanley John HB. Pratt Caviche Sisters Farr Louise Dunbar Olga Hofman Charley Berthelet, Helen Orimsbee John Sampolis Ruth Holt Boucicault Ernest Perrin Crooked Nose Robin Hood William Tell the Devil Park Theater Molnar Dr. Miller Ferenc Molner Devil George Arliss Tota Arvine Mr. Arvine Phew Réte Mary Mannering—Mcurat Tress Helen Ware Blanche Ring Miss Ring Ihis Ring Jeffreys Lewis Laurence Irving Monsieur Dupont Bilda Johnson Young Bijou Actors’ Fund James Forbes Tay Hon Sothern Conor Lulu Mrs. Temple Eddie Foy Mr. Foy Mr. Hamlet James T. Powers Havanna Marie Dressler Blanche King Miss Dressler Tillie Oscar Strauss Casino Theater Colgate JRADE Frederick Treves Edward
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