St Louis Symphony to play Indianapolis concert
Adolph Ganz director general of the St Louis Symphony Orchestra will bring his ensemble to Indianapolis on Monday night March 16 for the third in a series of piano and orchestra concerts. The St Louis home season has been its greatest, with new players and improved personnel and a program of new works that met high praise.
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Adolph Ganz
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Indianapolis
Rudolph Ganz
Ganz
St. Louis
America
Walter Hiers to Play Romeo in Gopher Prairie Shake speare Club Show
The Shakespearean Club of Gopher Prairie settles the Romeo question with Walter Hiers cast as Romeo in a comic staging. The annual Shindig in tights and wigs marks the club’s presentation of the tragedy in spoof form with local talent.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Romeo
Rudolph Valentino
John Gilbert
Ramon Navarro
Shakespeare
Walter Hiers
Walter
Shakespearean Club
Gopher Prairie
Three years later a new constructive magnetic leader emerges
The subject has grown from a lagging figure to a constructive powerful leader over three years, showing decisive demeanor and magnetic influence guiding peers and projects.
American recital at Masonic Temple features Clarence Gustlin
The Matinee Musicale presents pianist Clarence Gustlin in an all American opera interpretive recital at the Masonic Temple Friday afternoon March 13. The opera discussed is Alglala. John McCormack, famed tenor, will give his recital in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon March 22 with an assistant in the following program.
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Clarence Gustlin
Masonic Temple
Alglala
John McCormack
Indianapolis
Indiana University Nurses Alumnae Programs and Music Recitals
The Indiana University Alumnae host a program of one act plays at Meridian and Sixteenth Street auditorium with Mrs Willson Todd directing and Mrs Glenn Friermood performing songs. An advance students recital by the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts at 1550 Meridian is led by Eleanora Beauchamp and others, with a separate public recital at the college auditorium on March 7 featuring numerous students. A Metropolitan School of Music recital and play at Odeon is open to the public, with Frieda Heider and Mrs John Kolmer performing.
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Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Meridian
Sixteenth St
Willson Todd
Glenn Friermood
Eleanora Beauchamp
Evan Georgieff
Frances Johnson
Bomar Cramer
Ruth Todd
Ferdinand Schaefer
Glenn Fhietmood
Flora Lyons
Georgianna Brown
Esther Canter
N. Meridian St
College
Jean Hopper
Antoinette Geiser
June Hopper
Elizabeth Byffelc
Florence Hessong
Carolyn Maxwell
Iva Marion Dunlap
Delores Mainard
Mary Alice Oval
Esther Shupinsky
Faye Berry
Mildred Rabourr
Dorothy Swan
Barbera Bridger
Mildred Gallagher
George Geisz
Anna Louise Hoyl
Metropolitan School of Music
Odeon
Betty Wysong
Elle Schroth
Helen Darringer
Irene Ferguson
Margery Hon
Ethel L. Finley
Mary J. Clark
Lewis Pollak
Adeline Rice
Virginia Habig
Oma K. Gladish
Lola Mae Trusty
Jeanne St. Pierre
Alice Wagnon
Mary M. Wolf
Frieda Heider
John Kolmer
Greensburg Culture Club
American Stars Dominate Paris Screens This Season
A Paris dispatch highlights three prominent American stars in demand abroad. Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad continues a long run at the Marivaux Theatre, while Mary Pickford’s Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall draws record crowds at Aubert Theater. Charles Chaplin’s A Woman of Paris expands across fourteen Paris theaters with prerelease success echoed in its general release.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Marivaux Theater
Brussells
Geneva
Marseilles
Bordeau
Stockholm
Prague
Oslo
Copenhagen
Barcelona
Rome
Helsingfors
Paris
Mary Pickford
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Aubert Theater
Charles Chaplin
Stars Return to Hollywood After A Kiss in the Dark
Adolphe Menjou and Lillian Rich, who recently completed featured roles in A Kiss in the Dark at the Paramount Long Island Studio and in Havana, have returned to Hollywood and will begin work in new pictures.
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Adolphe Menjou
Lillian Rich
Paramount
Long Island
Havana
Hollywood
Thurston to Bring 19th Annual Illusion Show to English’s
Henderson Safford Hall and Jefferson Hall note Julia Sanderson opening Monday. Thurston the magician will return to Indianapolis for his nineteenth annual production of master illusions at English's starting Monday March 9 for ages 6 to 60.
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Thurston
Indianapolis
English’s
Film Year Book 1925 Endorsed by Walter D Hickman
Walter D. Hickman lauds The Film Year Book 1925 as the most complete authority on the motion picture industry. He lists its extensive contents from box office, star drawing power, and year by year production lists to theater chains and censor boards. He notes his personal top ten for 1924 and recommends the year book highly.
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Walter D. Hickman
Film Daily
New York
Harold Lloyd
Gloria Swanson
Bagdad
Awk
Monsieur Beaucaire
Abraham Lincoln
America
Merton
Hollywood
Hodge Returns for All of Us at the Mural
William Hodge, famed character actor, opens a three night engagement at the Mural with a Wednesday matinee in For All of Us. He tours major cities after two years in New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia and this is his first Indianapolis appearance in years. The matinee is at popular prices and the Optimist Club has arranged a theater party open to the public.
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Lee Shubert
Francine Larrimore
New York
Chicago
Cosmo Hamilton
Fredrick Donaghey
Chicago Tribune
Inc
William Hodge
Hodge
Boston
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Optimist Club
Actors Rally For Sullivan Mine Disaster Benefit
The Film Daily and industry press praise actors who volunteered at English's Friday benefit in Indianapolis. The narrative notes performers from outside Indiana gave their time and talent to support a worthy cause, highlighting the theater’s history of aiding great topics.
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Indianapolis
James Gleason stars in Is Zat So at Chanin's Forty Sixth St Theater
James Gleason co authors Is Zat So directs and acts in the leading role at Chanin's Forty Sixth Street Theater. He also co authors The Fall Guy and directs it while a short poem by him appears in the current issue of Judge.
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James Gleason
Chanin
Cast Announced for School for Wives Vitagraph Film
The complete cast for Victor Hugo Halper's School for Wives at Vitagraph includes Conway Tearle Sigrid Holmquist Arthur Donaldson Peggy Kelly Allan Simpson Jill Lynn Orlando Daly Brian Dunlevy Dick Lee Dorothy Allen Gerald Oliver Smith Emily Chichester and Alyce Mills.
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School For Wives
Victor Hugo Halperin
Vitagraph
Conway Tearle
Sigrid Holmquist
Arthur, Donaldson
Peggy Kelly
Allan Simpson
Jill Lynn
Orlando Daly
Brian Dunlevy
Dick Lee
Dorothy Allen
Gerald Oliver Smith
Emily Chichester
Alyce Mills
Adrienne Truex Wins LA Contests Gets Role in The Charmer
Adrienne Truex prizewinner of three Los Angeles beauty contests has secured a role in Pola Negri's current starring picture The Charmer produced for Paramount by Sidney Olcott.
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Adrienne Truex
Los Angeles
Pola Negri
the Charmer
Sidney Olcott
Paramount
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