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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1923

Page

8

Playwright Honored in Home City Wednesday

Seeby, daughter of Cap'n Olds, describes love at a summer boarding house in Booth Tarkington's The Wren, to be staged by the Little Theatre at the Mural next Wednesday night. Dr. John R. Newcomb portrays the old sea captain in a cast with layered romantic entanglements.

Aiva Seeby Cap'n Olds Booth Tarkington the Wren Tarkington Maine Coast Dr. Newcomb John R. Newcomb Maine Indianapolis Little Theatre Meredith Nicholson Olympians Little Tark Thomas E. Hibben John Kautz Helen Eaglesfield

Noted Tenor Heads to English's With Tarkington Night

Al G. Field Minstrels play three days starting Thursday December 13 at English's. William Church, famed for Way Down East, appears with a Maine coast set of roles. Tarkington Night honors the author with Meredith Nicholson praising Tarkington.

al G. Field William Church Booth Tarkington Maine

Alan Dale Reviews The Spice of 1922 and Other Shows

Alan Dale surveys recent musical revues noting The Passing Show of 1923 and The Dancing Girl as superior to The Spice of 1922 which he deems dull and in poor taste. He criticizes excessive stage gunfire during Youthful Follies and praises The Gingham Girl headed for Christmas week at the Mural, produced by Schwab and Kusell with book by Kusell music by Tilzer lyrics by Fleeson and dances by Sammy Lee.

Florenz Ziegfeld Metropolitan Cleveland Plain Dealer Greenwich ‘Village Capitol Trowbridge New York Chicago Schwab Kusell Daniel Kusell Albert von Tilzer Neville Fleeson Sammy Lee Alan Dale

The Fool to Open at the Mural in Indianapolis

The New York American calls The Fool the best musical comedy in years. The Fool opens at the Mural on Monday night Dec 31 with Nelson Trowbridge. Ruth Page appears in The Music Box Revue opening at English's the same night. Wildflower debuts at the Murat Dec 10 for three days. Joe Ogle reports a home robbery at 1924 Sugar Grove Ave a side window raised and $10.80 stolen.

New York American New York Indianapolis Nelson Trowbridge English’s Ruth Page the Murat Joe Ogle Sugar Grove Ave

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