Walker to Revive Smilin Through at Murat Monday
The Stuart Walker company brings Smilin Through to Murat Theatre Monday night with Blanche Yurka in the lead. Also at English's Grand Players stage Lawful Larceny features Jean Oliver with Norman Wendel and Eddy Waller in a three act comedy.
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Walker
Murat
Grand Players
English's
A. H. Woods
Republic Theater
New York
Indianapolis
Mr. Shipman
Jean Oliver
Norman Wendel
Eddy Waller
Alice de Lane
Andrew Dorseay
Zormal Wendel
Andrew Dorsey
Jean Gilver
Alice Mason
Dan Perry
Francis Davis
Anne
Stuart Walker
Murat Theater
Jane Cowl
Moonyeen Clare
Allan Langdon Martin
Blanche Yurka
Ian Keith
George Somnes
Teresa Dale
Judith Lowry
Eugene Powers
Kay Strozzi
Florence Irving
Jean Spurney
Clark Hoover
Indianapolis Follies and City Orchestras Highlight Busy Week
No. 2 Edith Alberty and about sixty local youths perform in The Indianapolis Follies at the Lyric next week. No. 3 Al Hammond's White Way Orchestra opens at the Palace Thursday. No. 4 Blanche Yurka stars in Smilin' Through at the Mural. No. 5 Alice Mason in Lawful Larceny at English's. No. 6 Frances Cornwell at the Rialto. Indianapolis expands orchestras amid large deficits funded by guarantors. the city seeks 100 guarantors to support the season with no loss, inviting citizen support.
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Edith Alberty
B. Pratt Sr
Indianapolis
Ing
Blanche Yurka
The
Mural
Alice Mason
English
Frances Cornwell
Rialto
Orchestral Concerts Now a Sure Thing
Mrs. Ona B. Talbot announces Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concerts in Indianapolis for 1923 24 at the Mural with Fritz Reiner conducting and advisory board support. Seat sales begin at Talbot's office as season reservations are accepted. The board includes Husemann Landon Sommers Rosenthal Campbell and Goodrich with directors headed by Hilton A. Brown Ayres Lilly Tarkington and others. The program stresses symphonic music as essential to a citys cultural standing.
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City
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United States
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Symphony Society
Walter D. Hickman
Ona B. Talbot
Fritz Reiner
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Orchestra
Orchestra Society
Louis C Husemann
Hugh McK. Landon
Charles B. Sommers
Albert M. Rosenthal
Henry F. Campbell
James P. Goodrich
The
Ciety
Hilton A. Brown
Frederic M. Ayres
Josiah K. Lilly
G. A. Sechnall
Meredith Nicholson
Arthur V. Brown
James W. Lilly
Booth Tarkington
Harold Taylor
T. Victor Keene
J. 1
Holcomb
Albert E. Metzger
Fred M. Dickson
Robert Lieber
New York
Empire feta in The Silent Partner cast features
Beatrice Joy Owen Moore and Robert Edeson play Louise of Prussia Murat and Napoleon in a Parmount production set in Second Empire France with hundreds of period costumes. Leda Cowan adapted the story by Maximilian Foster and Ralph Block. John Grimth Wray is production editor. Ince studies sea terms for Anna Christie as filming nears and Set for release by First National this fall.
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Charles Margne
Parmamount
Beatrice Joy
Owen Moore
Robert Edeson
Louise
Prussia
Murat
Napoleon
France
Leda Cowan
Maximilian Foster
Ralph Block
John GriMth Wray
Thomas H. Ince
Anna Christie
Ince
Fjset National
Hoosier Follies at Lyric highlighting local youth talents
Indianapolis youths form the core of seven dozen performers in The Hoosier Follies at the Lyric next week. Producer Walter Windsor leads rehearsals and staging with scenic costumes and a tuneful score.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier Follies
Lyric
Walter Windsor
New York
Dolores Vallecla
Carlson Sisters
Ed Schroder
Grace
Eddie Parkes
Lumars
Europe
Noted Conductor to Lead Cincinnati Concerts Here
Ona B. Talbot announces the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will appear here in three concerts next season. Reiner will again direct the program in this engagement.
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Ona B. Talbot
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Reiner
Paramount editor returns as cast works on Homeward Bound
Lloyd Sheldon production editor at Paramount Long Island studio returns to New York after a short stop in New London Conn. where Thomas Meighan and a company of players film scenes for Homeward Bound under Ralph Ince.
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Lloyd Sheldon
Paramount Long Island
New York
New London
Belasco to Bring Original Ideas to Screen Roles
Belasco plans to inject new ideas into film adaptations of his plays. He heads to Hollywood to oversee Tiger Rose and says facial expression alone may not convey emotion, promising new lighting, subjects, and methods unique to the screen.
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David Belasco
Belasco
Hollywood
Lenore Ulric
York
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BOB & Gertrude
Feta
Wray
Palace Management
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Dan Fitch
Hammond
White Way Orchestra
Mack and
Velmar
Nell Mack
Catye
Florence Reynolds
H. Bruce Howard
Donald Saxton
Dayton and Palmer
Hammond Orchestra
Wallflower
Cunningham
Bennett
Dorothy Meltinio
Musketeer
Stuart Girls
Crystal Bennett and Company
Holliday
Willeth
Katherine MacDonald
Mary Miles Minter
Minstrels
Neil Vera Mack
Wyelmar
Zend, Moll & Carl
Dayton & Palmer
Kathrine MacDonald
Hammond's
Will Higgie
Sheldon
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Mic
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ED Shroder
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