Comedy and Drama Mix on Movie Menu Next Week
Theaters present a mixed program featuring Married Flirts, a drama of married life, and Circus Fever, a Our Gang comedy at the Apollo. Richard Barthelmess tops the Circle bill in New Toys, with The Thundering Herd starring Holt Wilson Beery at the Ohio all next week.
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Our Gang
the Apollo
Richard Barthelmess
the Circle
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
the Ohio
St Lum Anal
Mae Murray
May McAvoy
Norm
Shearer
Aileen Pringle
Robert Leonard
Hobart Henley
John Gilbert
William Haines
Conrad Nagle
Mae Busch
Huntly Gordon
Pauline Frederick
Louis Joseph Vance
Mrs. Paramor
Miss Frederick
Nelly Wayne
Fox News Weekly
Earl Gordon
Emil Seidel
Mary Ray
The
Circle
Barthelmess
Mary
Tom Lawrence
Clifton Webb
Catherine Wilson
Tammany Young
Bijou Fernandez
Francis Wilson
Victor Herbert
Bakaleinikoff
Raymond Hatton
Thundering Herd
Ohio Theater
Lucien Hubbard
Zane Grey
Charles Ogle
T. J. McCoy
Lillian Leighton
Clalie Jensen
Stephen Carr
Maxine Elliott Hicks
Fid. J. Brady
Pat Hartigan
Fred Kohler
Robert Perry
van Bibber
Bester Huff
Charles Davis
Cy Milders
Fritz Morris
Tom Doan
Milly Fayre
Randall Jett
Jett
Doan
Milly
Sign of the Cactus to Play At Isis With Jack Hoxie
Western melodrama features Jack Hoxie as rancher Jack Hayes who battles a distant irrigation firm over water rights. Helen Holmes stars, with Francis Ford and Joseph Swickard in the cast. The program also includes a Pathe newsreel and Barbara La Marr’s society drama My Husband's Wives starring Shirley Mason along with a Christie comedy Wild Game.
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Isis
Jack Hoxie
Helen Holmes
Hoxie
Jack Hayes
Hayes
Irrigation Company
Francis Ford
Joseph Swickard
Pathe Review
Barbara la Marr
Shirley Mason
Eight understudies chosen for Love Song at Century Theater
Eight understudies have been engaged for the three principal roles of the Offenbach operetta The Love Song at the Century Theater.
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Century Theater
Noted Players Headed Toward Indianapolis
Julia Sanderson leads Moonlight at the Murat all next week opening Monday night. El Cota and Beatrice Byrne perform a funny step at the Lyric next week. Ben Meroff directs his own orchestra at Keith's opening Sunday. Francine Larrimore stars in Parasites at the Murat opening Monday night March 9 for three days. Peggy Valentine appears on the Palace bill opening Sunday. Otto Kruger and Dorothy Stickney open next Thursday at English's in The Nervous Wreck.
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Julia Sanderson
Moonlight
the Murat
el Cota
Beatrice Byrne
The
Lyric
Ben Meroff
Keith
Francine Larrimore
Otto Kruger
Dorothy Stickney
English’s
Ben Meroff Tops New Bill At B F Keith's Next Week
Vaudeville headliner Ben Meroff and his band lead a top line bill at B F Keith's next week. Acted by Meroff with The Brown Derby, the show features Mme Besson, Ed and Tom Hickey, Frank Rose and Olive Thorn, Ward and Dooley, Barry and Whitledge, The Roulettes, Pathe News, Topics of the Day, and Aesop's Fables. A Tokio earthquake spectacle by Prof. H. Armand with Margaret Lester also appears, plus Nellie V. Nichols, Sager Midgely Company, El Cota, O Neil and Brower, Arty Lewis and Eggy Ames, Techow's Cats, and the serial finale Ain't Love Grand.
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Ben Meroff
Hig
B. F. Keith
Frank
Milt Britton
Meroff
Mme. Besson
Wlter Ward
Ethel Dooley
Clara Barry
Orville Whitledge
Billy Barry
Pathe
Margaret Lester
Nellie V. Nichols
Sager Midgely and Company
Midgley
Oh Jonsey
EL Cota
Beatrice Byrne
Miss Byrne
Victor Herbert
O'Neil
Brower
Arty Lewis
Eggy Ames
Techow
New York Police Band to Play Murat Concert
The New York Police Band performs at the Murat on Sunday afternoon March 15 at 3 o'clock. Captain Henneberg will conduct. he is a noted flute virtuoso. A Sunshine comedy titled Nobody Works But Father will be featured.
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New York
Indian Orchestra Tops New Bill at Palace
The Original Indian Jazz Revue with Chief Howling Wolf and Princess Lillian Scott opens Sunday at the Palace. The bill features Eddie Carr and Company in Oil, Billy and Edde Gorman with Topics of the Day in Song, Bob and Peggy Valentine in On a Moonlight Night, Herbert and Bolt Trio in Slow Motion Athletics, Capman Boys and their Fashion eted in Dance and Syncopation, Syrell and Lorraine with a Medley of Steps, Ignory's Tango Lesson by Wilkins and Wilkins, Ed Allen's Taxi dog True Pals, Jerry Mack and Company in The Back Road, plus screen offerings The Lighthouse by the Sea and The Beauty Prize, with Pathe News and an Aesop Fable.
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Chief Howling Wolf
Lillian Scott
the Palace
Eddie Carr
Oil
George Edwards
May Malloy
Billy and
Eddes Gorman
Bob
Peggy Valentine
Herbert and
Bolt
Capman Boys
Syrell
Lorraine
Ignory
Wilkins
Ed Allen
Taxie
Jerry Mack and Company
Sea
Rin-Tin-Tin
Louise Fazenda
William Collier Jr
Viola Dana
Pat O'Malley
Pathe News
Last Shrine Theater Party for Parasites Opens March 9
The Shriners Murat temple announce the last theater party of the season for the opening performance of Parasites starring Francine Larrimore at Murat Theater on Monday night March 9 Ed J Gausepohl shrine entertainment chairman says the party and dancing after are open to the public and seat reservations may be made in the usual way.
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Shriners of
Hell Bent For Heaven at Murat Opens March 12
The Shubert office announced that Hell Bent For Heaven Pulitzer play by Hatcher Hughes comes to Indianapolis Murat for a short run opening Thursday night March 12 with a Boston cast from the original production.
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Shubert
Nelson G. Trowbridge
The
Murat
Marc Klaw
Indianapolis
the Murat
Hatcher Hughes
Boston
Sun Up postponed at Little Theatre Society
The planned March 5 performance of Sun Up by Lula Vollmer is postponed. Next show Everyman will be staged at St Pauls Episcopal Church on March 10, directed by George Somnes with Clarence Carson on organ and the church choir. Dr Lewis Brown, rector, is chaplain of the National Alliance of Church and Stage. The March 2 workshop will read The Lady of the Bad Lands by Rebecca Bennett, directed by the author. public invited.
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Lula Vollmer
Little Theatre Society
Everyman
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
George Somnes
Little Theatre Players
Clarence Carson
St. Paul's
Lewis Brown
National Alliance of Church and Stage
Rebecca Bennett
Little Theatre Workshop
Edythe Elliott to Head Berkell Players in Indianapolis
Edythe Elliott a leading actress in dramatic stock will lead the Berkell Players third season in Indianapolis starting March 29 with Milton Byron as leading man. The company arrives March 23. others include Robert Fay and Mary Hill returning, with two new stock players.
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Edythe Elliott
Berkell
Charles Berkell
Miss Elliott
Indianapolis
Milton Byron
San Francisco
T. Daniel Frawley
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Utah
Seattle
Wash
Honolulu
Fay
Provdence
R. I. Mary Hill
Julia Sanderson Opens Monday in Musical Moonlight
Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit open a week long engagement at the Mural in Moonlight a musical comedy by William Le Baron with songs by Friedlander and Conrad. The Longacre Theater hit tours through Indianapolis benefiting Christamore Settlement.
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Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
William le Baron
William F. Friedlander
Don Conrad
Long Island
L. Lawrence Weber
Louis Simon
Ward Fox
Helen O'Shea
Sascha Beaumont
Franker Wood
Glen Dale
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