Romance Days at Circle and Big Screen Weeks Ahead
The Circle will show Constance Talmadge in Her Night of Romance and North of 36 at the Apollo with Lois Wilson and Noah Beery leading. The Ohio features Betty Compson in The Locked Door, plus Life’s Greatest Game at Mister Smith’s. Isis offers The Cowboy and the Flapper, with additional acts by Von Flotow overture and Cantor Phonofilm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Ohio
Betty Compson
William DeMille
Mister Smith’s
Isis
Hans Kraely
Dorothy Adams
England
Dorothy
Paul Melford
Paul
Ronald Colman
Miss Talmadge
Alfred Gran
Mr. Adams
Kean Hersholt
Sidney Bracey
Claire de Lorez
Jim Barrows
Sidney Franklin
von Flotow
Circle Concert Orchestra
Bakaleinikoff
de Forest Phonofilm
Eddie Cantor
Kid Boots
Emerson
Lois Wilson
Est Torrence
Noah Beery
Yack Holt
David Dunbar
Stephen Carr
Guy Oliver
William Carroll
Clarence Geldach
George Irving
Ella Miller
Irvin Will At
Tassie Lockhart
Texas
Tassie
Cannon Ball Express
Fox News Weekly
Emil Seidel
Earl Gordon
Babe Ruth
Mary
Mike Moran
Donovan
Grand Cremona
Johnnie Walker
Tom Santschi
Mister Smith
the Palace
Studio Life
Miss Rideway
Herb Jennings
Palace
Miss Ridgeway
Will Rogers
Irene Bordini
Betty Compson Stars in Locked Doors at Ohio Theatre
Betty Compson leads in Locked Doors a Clara Beranger screenplay directed by William DeMille. Cast includes Theodore Roberts Kathryn Williams Theodore von Eltz Robert Edeson and Elmo Billings. Also scheduled are Meet the Missus and a Pathe weekly, with Leslie Huff organ and Charlie Davis orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Compson
Ohio
Clara Beranger
William DeMille
Theodore Roberts
Kathryn Williams
Theodore von Eltz
Robert Edeson
Elmo Billings
Pathe
Lester Huff
Charlie Davis
Mary Carter
Mary
Laura Carter
John Talbot
Talbot
City
Carter
Dancing Acts on Bills at Lyric and at Keith's
The bill at B F Keiths for the week features Oti Gygi the Spanish court violinist and Margaret Severn with a corps of dancers in Music and Visualizations. Supporting acts include Dippy Diers the clown, Charlie Wilson, Ralph Bevan and Beatrice Flint, Lew Casteton and Max Mack, Lew Oliver and Mae Olsen, and The Four Readings jugglers with daring feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith’s
Oti Gygi
Margaret Severn
Portia Cooper
Plainfield
Ind
Gladys Patterson
Elizabeth Collins
Miram Shackleton
Beatrice Neal
Comfort Collins
Dippy Diers
New York Hippodrome
New York Playhouse
Flo Bennett
Charlie Wilson
Indianapolis
Ralph Bevan
Beatrice Flint
Lew Castleton
Max Mack
Lew Oliver
Mae Olsen
Lyric bills Lenora's Steppers and vaudeville acts
From Australia Lenora's Steppers headline the Lyric tour with tap and formation numbers. Castello's riding exhibition and Britt Wood's harmonica set close to the stage. Other acts include Yvonne, Ferguson and Sunderland, Rose, New York harmonists, and Fritzi Ridgeway skit plus several film features at the Palace and Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Lenora
Steppers
Casa
Lehn
Sidney
Melbourne
the Lyric
Dave Castello
Yvonne
Welch, Mealy and
Mont
Medics Will Elect Officers at Athenaeum
The Indianapolis Medical Society plans its annual officer election Tuesday evening at the Athenaeum. Dr J F Barnhill serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Medical Society
The
Athenaeum
J. F. Barnhill
Indianapolis City Report Tracks Honest Dealers and Safety
The 1924 annual report by city sealer Mrs. Riddle shows 89 251 kinds and 335 spring balances, 18 liquid measures, 31 scales adjusted, 268 coal and 284 ice loads reweighed, and 15 385 weights inspected. Four arrests occurred for infractions, gasoline pumps tested totaled 81, milk bottle inspections were 000, and 6 864 liquid measures checked. Taxi meters were accurate among 123 examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Riddle
Prohibition Leader Bonsib Heads to Florida Work
H. S. Bonsib of 642 North Dearborn Street will travel to Florida on Tuesday to engage in prohibition activities for the Reform Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Bonsib
N. Dearborn St
The
World Prohibition and Reform Federation
Florida
Blossom Time to Start Week of January 26
The Shubert organization will present Blossom Time for a week beginning Monday January 26 with matinees Wednesday and Saturday. A special cast from the two leading organizations will perform. The show has run in New York City over two and a half years and set financial records, surpassing The Merry Widow The Chocolate Soldier Robin Hood and Pinafore in artistic and financial achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Shubert
Blossom Time
New York City
Shubert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circle
Talmadge
William Fairbanks
Jack Holt
Connie
Dorothy Revier
Fairbanks
Dan Patterson
United States
Miss Revier
Patterson
Franklyn Farnum
Billy, the Kid
Tom Price
Todd
Dot Farley
Smiths
LYRIC
Keith
Fritzi Ridgeway
Aite Sie
Tax Inc
America
Sissle
Evie
DeWolf Hopper
Comic Opera CO
Pinafore
Mr. Peach
Casey
Nicolai-Welch-DeMilt, Inc
L. Lawrence Weber
Gale LE Giant Toust
Clase AE
Wwe
James Boys
Paul Whiteman Bana
Theodor von Bitz
Ernest Torrence
Apollo
Eleanor Boardman
the Silent Accuser
Rose
New York
Sennett
Percy Bronson
Eeith Evans
Cunningham
Bennett
Don Lang
Ah Chung
China
Raymond McKee
Ora Carew
AML
Ona B. Talbot Fine Arts Enterprises
MURAT
Pavlova Ballet Russe
Kreisler
McCormack
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
NRI Verbrugghen
Fhohallenowsky
Sume-Mansur
Apitol
Leon DE Voe
Mark Lea
Billy Tanner
Eddie Gilmore
Margie Catlin
Matinee Daily
Motion Pictures
William de Milles
Societ Arama
Theodore Ets
Hetty
Williamhe
Locke
Theos TE Forte
Chartic Davis Orchestra
Glenn Tryon
Missus
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