Big Names On New Local Variety Bills This Christmas
Rae Samuels headlines B F Keiths Christmas week with The Blue Streak of Vaudeville and Mildred Land piano. The Lyric features Eva North in Here Comes Eva with Eva North leading a metropolitan cast. Palace opens Crandall s Brazilian Circus Christmas afternoon. A holiday vaudeville bill includes Joseph B Stanley Company Three Stages of Love star Claudia Alba Europe s Famous Female Athlete and a Pathe News segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Samuels
B. F. Keith
Rostare Eggleston
Miss Samuels
Lyric
Eva North
the Palace
Crandall
Gwyn Stratford
Florence Allen
Starke Patterson
Laina Cloutier
Wil
William Reinhart
Leo Beers
Alefert F. Hawthorne
Johnny Cooke
Hokum
Stewart
Oliver
Eddie Leonard
Ralph Lohse
Nan Sterling
Claudia Alba
Europe
Pathe
Eva
Innocent Eyes to Play One Week at Shubert House
Shu bert-Murat announces Innocent Eyes a musical revue from the New York Winter Garden will run one week at the Shubert house. The cast includes Vanessi Lew Hearn Douglas Leavitt Frances Williams Ted Doner Charles Mac Frank Dobson Marjory Leach Frances Nan nime Charles Howard Grace Bowman Mabel Carruthers Franklyn Byron Mae Cairns James Phillips Dolores Ferris Cleo Pergain Walter Bradbury Mary Lockwood Dot Mc Nulty and the Winter Garden beauty brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert-Murat
Innocent Eyes
New York Winter Garden
Shubert
Vanessi
Lew Hearn
Douglas Leavitt
Frances Williams
Ted Doner
Charles Mac
Frank Dobson
Marjory Leach
Francis Nannime
Charles Howard
Grace Bowman
Mabel Carruthers
Franklyn Byron
Mae Cairns
James Phillips
Dolores Ferris
Cleo Pergain
Walter Bradbury
Uth Mary Lockwood
Dot McNulty
The
Winter Garden Beauty Brigade
A Miss in the Dark at Palace Theatre with Chicago Harmonaders
Christmas week programs at the Palace feature Mae Dix leading the Chicago Harmonaders in a two part bill. The first half stars Dal y Mac and Daly in skating, Kaehn and Hoffman dancing, Bennett and company in physical stunts, plus a singing revue by Harry Rogers. The Crandell Brazilian Circus offers riding stunts and Walton and Brant present a dumbbell sketch. On screen are Along Came Ruth and The Price She Paid with Alma Rubens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Harmonaders
Mae Dix
Bob LA Salle
Daly
Mac
Marco Kaehn
Peggy Hoffman
Crystal Bennett
Harry Rogers
Crandell
Walton
Brant
West
van Sicien
Williams
Young
Ruth
Viola Dana
Raymond McKee
Tully Marshall
Alma Rubens
Metropolitan School of Music hosts gallery tour and rug talk
Music Classes in History of Music and Music Appreciation at the Metropolitan School of Music were hosted at John Herron Art Institute last Thursday. Miss Dorothy Blair led a gallery tour and spoke on Oriental rugs on display this month. Mme Leontine Gano trains the ballet for the Little Theatre Christmas offering. John L. Geiger from Indiana University’s music school head of voice has traveled to New York for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan School of Music
John Herron Art Institute
Dorothy Blair
Institute
Mme. Leontine Gano
Little Theatre
John L. Geiger
Music School
Indiana University
New York
Artists Here In Holiday Messiah Concerts
Upper left to right features Lillian Flickinger Jean McCormick and Rafaelo Diaz with the Indianapolis and Cincinnati ensembles in Handel Messiah at Cadle Tabernacle Tuesday night and Mural Monday night. Florence Parkin Welch and Fritz Reiner lead the Tabernacle and Cincinnati Symphony performances with soloists including Diaz and Whitehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A. Flickinger
Indianapolis Oratoria Society
Cadle Tabernacle
Horace Whitehouse
Jean McCormick
Candle Tabernacle
Rafaelo Diaz
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Lower
Florence Parkin Welch
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Fritz Reiner
Cincinnati Symphony
Ona B. Talbot
Floyd Chafee
Nominations Pile Up for Adolph Zukor Prize
More than five thousand nominations pour in for Adolph Zukor’s $10,000 prize for best motion picture story of the year beginning September 1, 1923. The list of twenty leading nominees includes A Woman of Paris The Thief of Bagdad The Ten Commandments and The Sideshow of Life. The award committee will review merits in days to award the prize around Christmas. The committee members include Ellis Parker Butler Frederick Roy Martin Edward Childs Carpenter Charles Dana Gibson Elmer Rice Allan Swan Mary Roberts Rinehart Robert E. Sherwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Zuzor
Eric Schuler
Author’s League of America, Inc
Paris
Bagdad
Monsieur Breaucaire
Beau Brummel
Joes
Scaramouche
Miles Standish
New York
America
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Ellis Parker Butler
Authors’ League
Frederick Roy Martin
Associated Press
Edward Childs Carpenter
American Dramatiesta
Charles Dana Gibson
Elmer Rice
Allan Tdswan
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Robert E. Sher
Notable Figures at International Congress on Motion Pictures Arts
Wood, critic, and George Barr Baker, chairman of the International Congress on Motion Pictures Arts, are listed among participants in the proceedings highlighting cinema artistry and industry leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
George Barr Baker
International Congress On Motion Pictures Arts
Technical High Topics Award Winners Named for November
The November typewriting awards at Technical High were announced listing Margaret Gibbe J Uhre Adaire Chirk Sehreiber Calherine Monanin Doretta Muntfeld Dorothy Smith Irene Russell Issher Mogab Velma Redman and Ndith Young cerutteates. Latin Club held Satur nalla in the school lunchroom with conundrums pantomimes and scenes. Selected Miss Abotts gym girls danced. Spanish Club heard a Christmas program and Eleanor Losa Louise Keyler Brujene Smith presented Tomorrow Is Tomorrow. Lloyd Lively described How Spanish People Celebrate Christmas. Public speaking advertising and salesmanship classes sold leftover sketch books. Sketches were by Frederick Polley now a Scribner’s illustrator. Lester Livingston scored high in sales. History Club held its first meeting on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gibbe
J Uhre Adaire
Chirk Sehreiber
Calherine Monanin
Doretta Muntfeld
Dorothy Smith
Irene Russell
Issher Mogab
Velma Redman
Ndith Young Cerutteates
Latin Clut
Variows
Aia
Miss Abotts
Eleanor Losa
Louise Keyler
Brujene Smith
Lloyd Lively
Frederick Polley
Art Department
Scribner's Magazine
Lester Livingston
School meeting notes with appointments and music
In Room 193 Martha Rutherford was named temporary chairman. George Gisler and John Knowles were appointed to the constitutional committee. Friday the school brass octet played holiday music from the east steps of the artillery building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rutherfor
George Gisler
John Knowles
Directors oppose ratification of child labor amendment
The Associated Employers of Indianapolis urged the Indiana General Assembly to vote against ratification of the proposed child labor amendment to the Federal Constitution. The resolution called the term fraud and deceit to label it a child labor amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployers
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Police seek missing purse of Miss Huby Meyers after crash
Police search today for the purse of Miss Huby Meyers 22 of 116 N Senate Ave. last Monday after she was injured in an automobile accident at Delaware and North Sts. The purse reportedly contained 39 dollars two diamond rings two trunk checks and other articles. She remains in serious condition at city hospital.
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Huby Meyers
N. Senate Ave
Delaware and North Sts
Steel plant to run double shifts in Anderson Indiana
Harry O Connor, superintendent of American Steel and Wire Missouri, announced that starting Monday the plant will operate double shifts day and night with about 300 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Times
Anderson
Ind
Harry O'Conner
American Steel and Wire Mo
Land Strip Purchase Authorized Near Riley Hospital
Board approves a 50 000 dollar bond issue to buy a land strip east of Riley Hospital for pit purposes. The plan covers parcels between North Maxwell Coe and Wilson streets and two additional lots at the southeast corner of Martindale Avenue and Twenty Blehth Street in Douglass Park. Appraisers named Lyon Bo Milikan Emerson Wi Challe and Fredi Gregory to assess the property north of Fairview.
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Riley Hospital
Hnance
Lyon Bo Milikan
Emerson Wi Challe
Fredi Gregory
Fairview
Christmas Week Film Offerings In Indianapolis
Christmas week in Indianapolis features major stars in diverse theaters. Gloria Swanson stars in The Wages of Virtue at the Ohio while Richard Barthelmess presents Classmates at Circle. Bebe Daniels in Argentine Love at Apollo. Harold Lloyd in Hot Water at Mister Smiths. Jack Hoxie in The Western Wallop at Isis. Barthelmess leads Circle’s program with Classmates, from DeMille, about Duncan Irving Jr whose West Point career and romance face crisis and return to honor. Madge Evans debuts in a lead role as Sylvia Randolph with a cast including Charlotte Walker Claude Brooke Reginald Sheffield Beadie Cooke Antrim Short and James Bradbury Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movieland of
Indianapolis
Gloria Swanson
the Ohio
Circle
Richard Barthelmess
Apollo
Bebe Daniels
Mister Smith
Harold Lloyd
Isis
Jack Hoxle
Western Wallop
The
Circle In “Classmates
William Do. DeMille
Duncan Irving, Jr
West Point
Bert Stafford
Irving
Academy
Stafford
South Africa
Madge Evans
Sylvia Randolph
Charlotte Walker
Claude Brooke
Reginald Sheffield
Beadie Cooke
Antrim Short
James Bradbury, Jr
Argentine Love at Apollo Theater Next Week
A romance drama titled Argentine Love heads to Apollo with Consuelo Garc ia daughter of Alcorta mayor, torn between Juan Martin and Philip Sears. Rafael Cornejo duels Martin, is killed, sparking town outrage and a mob rescue by Sears. Allin Dwan directs with Ricardo Cortez and others in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Apollo
Consuelo
Emanuel Garcia
Alcorta
Juan Martin
United States
Philip Sears
la Mosca
Rafael Cornejo
Martin
Raffel
Sears
Allin Dwan
Miss Daniels
Ricardo Cortez
James Rennie
Mario Majeroni
Russ Whital
Alice Chapin
Julia Hurley
Mark Gonzales
Arthur Stone
Clara Bow to star in film of The Boomerang
HB F Schulberg announced Clara Bow would play the lead in the preferred version of David Belasco's The Boomerang. The stage property, bought at a record price, is the most valuable item on Schulberg's list and will be filmed as his biggest undertaking of the year. A director is yet to be selected as production starts after The Triflers and Capital Punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
HB. F. Schulberg
David Belasco
Schulberg
Readable Fragments From Circle Orchestra Program
A Christmas Fantasy directed by Bakaleiikoff features Mary Traub Busch as soloist with the Circle orchestra and Circlette of News. A film novelty Hot Dog and an organ solo Blue Eyed Sally played by Dessa Byrd are also noted.
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Ture
Bakaleiikoff
The
Circle Orchestra
Mary Traub Busch
Circlette of News
Dessa Byrd
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Keith
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Corsel
Davis
Pelle
Harry Langdon
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Gaii Matinees
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MATL
Eeeee Nigenefits Pantonic Society
Connie
Riverside Orchestra
Riverside Dance Palace
Go Getters
Zukor Regenes
Second Church of Christ, Scientist of
Frank Bell
Philadelphia, Pa
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Murat Theatre
Oratorio Society
People's Chorus
George W. Kadel
Edward la Shelle
William E. Duthie
Cable Tabernacle
Fuller-Ryde Music Co
Carlin Music Co
Circle Talking Machine Shop
History Club
Associated Em
Bernard Shaw
Julia Arthur
Eady
Burlesk
Jack Lamont
Capitol Beauty Chorus
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Ben Lyon
Flaming Rose
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Lester Huff
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