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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
5
Mary Pickford dominates Rosita directed by Ernst Lubitsch whose skill with lighting and mob scenes elevates the Spanish romance. The review praises Lubitsch for cinematic movement and Mary’s charming street-singer persona, noting Rosita as a landmark production with Pickford’s enduring star power.
Edward Rechlin will present an organ recital at Roberts Park Church on Wednesday night, performing Lutheran church music in a program that features organ and orchestral selections by the new Ohio orchestra. The event is part of a weeklong Circle and Ohio theater offerings including "Rosita" and "The Wanters."
Reporter notes Pavlova’s charm in Indianapolis as she bestowed kisses on friends at the Claypool. Theodore Stier describes the dancer’s touring company and her views on jazz, Indian and Japanese audiences, plus her appeal to Mrs Page and Ruth Page.
At Lincoln Square the week’s bill features Red Lights and the third round of Fighting Blood plus Oh Louie a Madame Hudspeth mind reader who blindfolds and answers audience questions. A man asks about a fire department appointment and she hints at a three to four month wait.
Arrangements will be made through the War Department to grant Sergt. Samuel Woodfill the highest non commissioned rank at retirement this month after thirty three years service. Gen John J Pershing designated him outstanding soldier of the war and Congress may act on a bill to commission him as captain. Woodfill single handed captured three machine gun nests and killed and captured several Germans on October 12 1918.
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