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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1926
Page
10
Be at the organ and Mrs James Loomis at the piano accompanied the ceremony as noted in the readable fragments of the page. The scene centered on a musical tribute with coordinated playing and audience presence.
New Year week at B F Keiths features Helen MacKellar in The Mud Turtle, supported by Viola Fortesque George MacQuarrie and Buford Armitage. Other acts include Charles ODonnell Esthel Blair in The Plasterers Edith Clifford singing numbers Jacky and Billy trained cockatoos and Maryon Vadie Dancers in Dance Rhythme plus Pathe News and The Lucky Stiff.
The Messiah will be performed Sunday at 8:15 p.m. at Christ Church on Monument Circle under Cheston L. Heath with soloists Florence Parkin Welch Mathilda Heuser Mary Louise Parker Robert A. Halter Frederic Krull Ernst Heberlein. Other churches also announce Christmas music and services including St Pauls Episcopal Church Second Presbyterian Church Irvington Presbyterian Church and First Evangelical Church with multiple soloists choirs and instrumental numbers.
Announcement states that Dunninger in his mystery of fering will appear at B F Keiths during the week starting January 3, marking a new booking for a run in the local theater scene.
A program features Smith and Spaulding Wood in domestic life satire with Burns and Kane as comedians exploring broad casting. Dancers La Salle Hasson Moooran perform Bugs, Lapan and Bastedo present a versatile act, Jazz Mania showcases musical stars, and Morton Cahill performs a daring cloud swing. On screen Golf Widows and Kinograms complete the bill.
Guy Rarick leads a compact Broadway revue titled Laugh at the Palace. The act features a small ensemble performing musical sketch numbers in a vaudeville style showcase.
A national campaign to aid aged and needy actors is launched by the Actor's Fund in New York. A testimonial banquet honors Daniel Frohman for forty four years of service, with reservations at a thousand dollars per plate, the funds aiding the actors' charity and endowment plans across major cities.
A. F. Miller announced that The Greenwich Village Follies in the same edition and cast that recently ran in Chicago will open a week long engagement at English’s on Monday night January 17. Bill Fields, formerly with Stuart Walker Company, is manager of this edition.
Next week's Palace Theater features Al Tucker's Society Orchestra and Guy Rarick with four chorus girls, plus comedy by Terry and Jerry and Stanely Chapman. Clovelly Girls perform Indian club juggling, Oakes and De Tour by dance, and The Rookie in a France skit. Zane Grey's Man of the Forest and The Belle of Broadway anchor the screen, with Pathe News and an Aesop Fable short.
Reginald Denny stars in The Cheerful Fraud the first non Famous Players Lasky picture at Para mount Theater in New York. It opens for the best week of the year starting December 25 and showcases Universal's strong confidence in this farce directed by William A. Seiter from K R G Browne's English novel.
The Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles hosts an alumni banquet for Carl Laemmle the veteran Universal president turning sixty on January 17. Present will be stars and directors active ten years ago with Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks as hosts.
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