Easter week in city theaters offers musical programs
The Circle Apollo and Isis theaters stage Easter week lineups with Sally and The Wife of the Centaur headlining, plus musical features and fashion shows. The Circle presents Sally with Colleen Moore and Leon Errol, while Apollo hosts The Wife of the Centaur and Isis shows Silent Sanderson. The Ohio debuts The Spaniard with Ricardo Cortez and a subsequent Songs of the Nations program featuring Charlie Davis, Don Armand, and Lester Huff.
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Colleen Moore
Leon Errol
Sally
Apollo
Emil Seidel
Marilyn Miller
Duke of
Checkergovinia
Miss Moore
Lloyd Hughes
Blair Farquar
Alfred Green
Myrtle Stedman
Eva Novak
John T. Murray
Dan Mason
Ray Haller
Louise Beaudet
Carlo Schipp
Circle Theater
Paris
Hope Hampton
Poiret
Lanvin
Drecoll
James A. Fitzpatrick
Franz Liszt
Circle Concert Orchestra
Bakaleinikoff
Circle News
Ohio Theater
Ricardo Cortez
Don Pedro de Borrego
Rooul Walsh
Bagdad
Jetta Goudal
Noah Beery
Mathildja Brundage
Renzo de Gardi
Emily Fitzroy
Bernard
Charlie Davis
Don Armand
Lester Huff
Indianapolis
Don Pedro
Dolores Ennesley
Seville
Harry Carey stars in Silent Sanderson at Isis and more
Harry Carey appears as Silent Sanderson in a film at the Isis the first half of the week. Kenneth McDonald stars in The Pride of Sunshine Alley the last three days. A Pathe reel and Bray pictograph complete the program. Arizona Romeo with Buck Jones at the Alamo opens Sunday. Lucy Fox leads the female role with Hank Mann in a comedy. Chapter one of Idaho and a comedy Financially Embarrassed close the program.
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King Vidor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Cyril Hume
Hume
Jeffrey Dwyer
John Gilberts
Jeffrey
William Haines
Philo McCullough
Jacquelin Gadsdon
Betty Francisco
Kate Lester
Kate Price
Lincoln Stedman
Vidor
Harry Carey
Sanderson
Alamo
Arizona
New Feature Opens Sunday at Regent Theater
The Regent presents The Sign of Cactus starring Jack Hoxie with a dam burst scene and a rescue romance. Also screening Idaho a thrilling serial drama and the comedy Smoked Out. The local crowd is invited to opening weekend.
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Jack Hoxie
Regent Theater
Idaho
Vaudeville to Observe National VA Week in City
The National Vaudeville Artists week kicks off at B F Keith's with Ernest Evans leading a big bill including Dorothy Knowles Betty Pellegi Margie Pellegi Ethel Maeder Dolores Sherman Emily Clarke Nell Mattingly plus acts by Robins Jans and Whalen Larry Stoutenburg Eddie Allen Doris Canfield Val Harris Vera Griffin Cycles of Color Mulroy M NEe ce and Ridge Elsie Myerson and Californians Paul Sydell McCormac and Irvington Ulis and Clark Marcus and Booth Harriet and Harry Seeback and more. At the Lyric a strong bill and Portraits of 1925 headline at the Palace.
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B. F. Keith
Rostare Eggleston
Ernest Evans
Evans
Dorothy Knowles
Betty
Margie Pellegi
Ethel Maeder
Dolores Sherman
Emily Clarke
Nell Mattingly
A. Robins
Walking Music Store
Harry Jans
Harold Whalen
Larry Stoutenburg
Mae Almeda George
Eddie Allen
Doris Canfield
Elsie Myerson
Paul Sydell
Spotty
McCormac
Irvington
Mary
Ulis and Clark
Marcus
Booth
Harriet
Harry Seeback
Romance and Comedy Acts Highlight Week at Local Theatre
A varied program features Carson and Willard in Meet the Doctor, Jeanette Childs as The Dainty Comedienne, Meredith and Snoozer with stunts, and The Five Spinettes in Up side Down Dancing. Also shows by Harrison Dakin Hogue and Henri Kublick. Screen offerings include Dante's Inferno and The Battling Orioles.
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Carson
Willard
Jeanette Childs
Dainty
Comedienne
Joy Girl
Meredith and
Snoozer
Five Spinettes
William Edmund
Ralph Lewis
Gloria Grey
William Scott
Josef Swickard
Orioles
Glenn Tyron
Hodge Struggled to Reach Fame in Stage Career
William Hodge star of For All of Us and veteran of Rogers Brothers shows, The Man From Home and Dream City, began as a comedian and rose through roles with Helen Hale, Lew Fields, and Weber. He headlines Maral Theatre May 4 6 with a matinee Wednesday as The Optimist Club hosts opening night theater party.
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William Hodge
Lee Shubert
Hodge
Rogers Brothers
James A. Herne
Sag Harbor
Freeman Whitmarsh
Sky Farm
Peggy
Paris
Weber
New York City Music Hall
Tarkington
Man
Daniel Boorhees Pike
Frank Losee
Frank Burbeck
Charlotte Winters
Lucille Husting
Frank Charlton
J. Warren Lyons
Marion Abbott
Courtney White
Philip Dunning
Jane Lambe
Optimist Club
Richest Girl to Wed in May at Rockefeller Home
Abby Rockefeller the wealthiest American heiress will marry David Merriwether Milton on May 14 at the Rockefeller parents home. The couple secured a marriage license on Thursday and will be wed by Rev. Dr. Cornelius Woelfkin at Park Avenue Baptist Church duties.
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United Press
NEW
Woollen Heads Bankers’ Body In Georgia Meeting
The Economic policy commission of the American Bankers Association, led by Evans Woollen of Fletcher Savings and Trust, will meet April 20 in Augusta, Georgia. Woollen departed Indianapolis for a southern tour before the convention where taxation topics dominate. The group is expected to favor a downward readjustment of inheritance and estate taxes.
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Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Augusta
Woollen
Indianapolis
Bankers Association
Corbett to Speak at Indianapolis Athletic Club Lecture
James J. Corbett, ex heavyweight champion, will lecture at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Memories of an Active Life and How to Keep Young. Frederick E. Matson said profits would be avoided, admissions set at 60 cents to cover expenses, seating 1,500 with no reserved seats. Club members and friends are invited.
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James J. Corbett
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Frederick E. Matson
Corbett
New Barrymore Play Taps Debuts in New Haven Soon
Lionel Barrymore stars in Franz Adam Beyerlein's play Taps with Irene Fenwick and a supporting cast that includes McKay Morris Ulrich Haupt Richard Standing Frederick Macklyn Egon Breecher Edwin Maxwell Thurlow Bergen and Robert Thorne. The out-of-town premiere is in New Haven Conn on April 9 followed by a New York engagement. Lawrence Marston directs.
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Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Franz Adam Beyerlein
New Haven
Conn
New York
Irene Fenwick
Mr. Barrymore
McKay Morris
Ulrich Haupt
Richard Standing
Frederick Macklyn
Egon Breecher
Edwin Maxwell
Thurlow Bergen
Robert Thorne
Lawrence Marston
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