Developments in Theatrical Circles Good for 1925
Walter D. Hickman notes two major moves shaping 1925 the merger of Shubert interests at the Murat with English's and the construction of the Zaring community theater in the north city. He argues the Zaring's modern, successful theater signals growth beyond downtown, while the Shubert-English merger consolidates resources for broader Indianapolis stage expansion. The trend, he says, points to more community theaters and stronger regional theatre in 1926.
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Hammond to Go to Spain as American Ambassador
Ogden H. Hammond of Bernardsville New Jersey is slated to become the American ambassador to Spain. He will replace Alexander P. Moore as ambassador.
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Bernardsville, N. J
Spain
Alexander P. Moore
Ed Wynn Pleased Audiences and 1925-26 Musical Outlook
The Times notes strong business for Ed Wynn and a favorable year for Indianapolis entertainment. It highlights radio driven community work, growing choral activity, capacity orchestral concerts, Matinee Musicale’s artist development, successful vaudeville venues Lyric and Palace, steady Keith's circuit, and a solid film year with top houses Apollo Circle Ohio Colonial Isis. Burlesque at Broadway and Berkell Players’ financial success enable a winter trip to California.
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Palace
Keith’s
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Circle
Ohio
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The
Isis
Broadway
Berkell Players
Berkell
California
Indianapolis Theatre Merger Boosts Big Shows
The consolidation of rival houses in Indianapolis eliminates costly competition and favors legitimate productions. The Music Box Revue and George Arliss should not clash in this theatre hub. Bookers in New York see new opinion shift as English productions such as Topsy and Eva and No No Nanette perform at or near capacity.
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George Arliss
Indianapolis
New York
Topsy
Eva
Nanette
Cardinal Mercier Improves After Quiet Night
Cardinal Mercier, in Brussels, woke to a better condition after a quiet night. His temperature neared normal and his pulse measured 74, according to United Press reports.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Veteran actor Ralph Lewis stars in Glorious Youth
Ralph Lewis, known for The Last Edition and other thrillers, plays a key role in the Paramount school picture Glorious Youth. He traveled from Hollywood to New York especially for the part.
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Paramount
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Speed in Razing Old Residence Surprises Man
A passerby notes the Reliable Wreckers razing the old home of Dr. Thomas Noble Jr. on Forty Ninth Street and Michigan Road. The firm will soon clear the site for a new dwelling and then tackle several small houses near the city hospitals for the park board. Wrecking lumber is sold to customers, with only the best scrap kept.
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Michigan Rd
Thomas Noble, Jr
Riley St
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Plumber Carr Promises Quick, Reliable Service
J C Carr at 1109 Prospect St offers prompt plumbing and heating services with a five year reputation for reliability. The crew specializes in hot water heating systems by Sands and carries Kohler and Standard equipment, backed by skilled workers and quick response in emergencies.
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J. C. Carr
Prospect St
Carr
Carry
Furniture groupings redefine room design
The reader reflects on arranging furniture by grouping pieces to fit walls and corners. It notes that unity of historical style is no longer required. items can be chosen for both visual appeal and practicality.
Quiet Dignity Marks New North Side Colonial Home
A. D. Ambrose and wife reside at 5767 N Pennsylvania St in a new colonial style house designed and built by Harvey E. Rogers in the Northrupp addition. The red brick residence features mahogany woodwork, taupe and blue color schemes, dual French doors, a gas log fireplace, built in kitchen and laundry, a heated attached garage, and extensive finishing details from local trades.
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Pennsylvania St
Harvey E. Rogers
Ambrose
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Home Hallway Link Mirrors Welcome in Home Furnishings
The entranceway to the home serves as a bridge between the cold exterior and the warm interior. It should avoid harsh formality while not intruding on other rooms, preserving hospitality and flow throughout the house.
Puritan Water Softener touted by Indianapolis housewives
A city test and hearing that the Puritan water softener, using the doucil material, removes hardness without chemicals. August Buschmann and Sons, Inc. sell and service it at 1036 College Ave, with demonstrations through local plumbers.
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August Buschmann and Sons, Inc
College Ave
Indianapolis
August Buschmann & Sons, Inc
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