Firebrand and Stella Dallas Plays Headline Stuart Walker and Berkell
The Stuart Walker company promotes The Firebrand a brisk romantic comedy about Benvenuto Cellini with George Gaul Marie Adels and Larry Fletcher in leading roles. The Berkell Players present Stella Dallas a major love story of a mother’s sacrifices and enduring devotion with a strong emotional core and light humor.
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George Gaul
Marie Adels
Stuart Walker Company
Benventuo Cellini
Larry Fletcher
Mr. Walker
Keith
Stuart Walker
Dover Road
A. A. Milne
Pim
Mr. Latimer
Dover
Paris
France
Carlotta Irwin
Harry Ellerbe
Jeanne Engels
New York
Jed Harris
Franz Molnar
Cincinnati
Walker's
Stella Dallas
Berkell
William Ingersoll
Aldrich Bowker
Benvenuto Cellini
The Lion and the Mouse to Open Sunday Night at Apollo
Booking manager James D. Kennedy announces Warner Brothers drama The Lion and the Mouse at the Apollo. Starred by May McAvoy Lionel Barrymore and William Collier Jr the play portrays Stella a coarse mill town woman who marries a New Yorker then faces a moral crisis in love and family as the dramatic climax unfolds with Edythe Elliott as Stella.
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James D. Kennedy
the Apollo
Warner Brothers
Lion and the Mouse
Charles Klein
May McAvoy
Lionel Barrymoore
William Collier, Jr
Stephen Dallas
Stella
Stephen
New York
Edythe Elliott
Belle Bennett
Idabelle Arnold
Bancroft to Star in Four Pictures with Evelyn Brent
George Bancroft will headline four films, two already chosen. The first is The Docks of New York with Evelyn Brent co starring in Swag, written by Rena Vale, as the second project.
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George Bancroft
New York
Rena Vale
Evelyn Brent
Bancroft
Ments
Miles and Smiles at the Lyric Musical Comedy Act
A miniature musical comedy titled Miles and Smiles headlines at the Lyric next week led by Harry Cooper and Ed Lalor with a trio of leading women. The bill features TED MARCEL, THREE OLYMPIANS, EDISON AND GREGORY, MCCARTHY AND STERNAD, DANCERS A LA CARTE, SAHIB MALACCA AND COMPANY, and screen offerings including Basic Time Pathe News and a Fox Comedy A Cow's Husband.
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Harry Cooper
Ed Lalor
Lyric
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Lalor
Cooper
Ted Marcel
Edison
Gregory
McCarthy
Sternad
Terpsichore
Harry Swan
Helen Lucille
Warren Harriman
Sahib Malacca
Sahib Malacca and Company
Pathe Sportlight
Pathe News
Fox
To Take Rest Charlie Murray Plans Vacation After The Head Man
Charlie Murray will take a real vacation after completing The Head Man. He will visit his boyhood home in Indiana with side trips to Florida and New York, accompanied by Mrs. Murray. Richard Arlen has a future assignment in Dirigible directed by William Wellman this summer. Evelyn Brent is in New York on a short vacation.
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Charlie Murray
Indiana
Florida
New York
Mrs. Murray
Richard Arlen
William Wellman
Evelyn Brent
Underworld
Tiger Lady
J. T. O'Donohoe To Adapt Show Girl For Alice White
Screen author J. T. O'Donohoe known for What Price Glory and The Noose is assigned to write the adaptation of Show Girl to be Alice White's feature vehicle.
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J. T. O'Donohoe
Alice White
Mansfield troupe to perform at Riverside Amusement Park
The Frank Mansfield troupe of fancy rifle shots performs tonight and through the weekend on Riverside Amusement Park's elevated stage. The group includes Frank June and Marie Mansfield. A Sunday matinee precedes the balloon ascent and five parachute leap of The Patent Leather Kid.
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Frank Mansfield
Riverside Amusement Park
Frank
June
Marie Mansfield
Notable Ocean Voyage Ties Star Cast to European Open
Doug Sails Mary Pickford and Douglas Fair banks sail from New York for Europe on May 5 aboard the Italian Steamship Saturnia. Co Starred Tom Ricketts and Ivy Harris join the cast of Just Married, the first co starring vehicle for James Hall and Ruth Taylor.
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Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
New York
Europe
Saturnia
Tom Ricketts
Ivy Harris
Fourth annual Literary Field Day set for Culver Aug 4
Walter D. Hickman announces Culver Military Academy hosts the fourth annual Literary Field Day on August 4 with undergraduate judges including George Somnes and Culver's head of literature and drama. Prizes 75 50 and 25 dollars. Play length twenty five to thirty minutes no scene change. Indianapolis theaters host summer orchestras Chick Meyers will play Bruce Lake. The local theater scene boasts strong summer amenities.
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Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Indiana Colleges
George Somnes
Stuart Walker
Keith's
Little Theatre
Indianapolis
Chick Meyers
Fountain Square Theater
Bruce Lake
Indianapolis Theater Scene Brightens With Plays And Stars
George Jessel is honored with a race horse named after him in Indianapolis. Local venues Luae planned stage band shows and Fountain Square summer stage acts. Berkel and Walker bring New York hits like Abie's Irish Rose Broadway and The Baby Cyclone to town. Donn Wermuth of Keith's announces additional titles. Corinne Griffith plans to adapt Saturday's Children for film under a new contract.
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Loew's Place
Indiana
The
Circle
Fountain Square
Charles Berkell
Stuart Walker
New York
Berkel
Walker
Indianapolis
Maxwell Anderson
Motion Pictures
Corinne Griffith
Amusements
Stage Show at Palace Features Helen Wehrle
Emil Seidel presents a Palace week stage show spotlighting Helen Wehrle as a good looking and talented entertainer among the cast.
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Emil Seidel
the Palace
Helen Wehrle
Music from the Ether by Prof Leon Theremin
The latest vaudeville novelty is Music from the Ether by Russian professor Leon Theremin. He produces tunes by waving his hands near his own invented apparatus.
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Leon Theremin
Direct Rowland Lee to direct Bancroft in Wolf of Wall Street
Rowland V. Lee will direct George Bancroft in The Wolf of Wall Street after Bancroft's The Docks of New York. The casting and production sequence place Lee handling the next project with Bancroft set for the lead role.
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Rowland V. Lee
George Bancroft
Wall Street
Bancroft
Big Act at Park Promises Thrills and Clown Fun
El Diablo returns to Broad Ripple Park with The Gap of Death a high speed bicycle leap from an incline to a 50 foot gap. Clowns perform on Joy Lane while Auditorium Orthophonic provides live music. Bathing beach opens with new water devices and kids play area as local swimmers do diving stunts Sunday.
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Broad Ripple Park
el Diablo
Orthophonic
Kidding Kidders and Forbidden Mystery on Broadway
Review notes a jumbled satirical farce Kidding Kidders produced by Hilmas Pro ductions. Neil Pratt plays a drunken painter who is shot. police call him dead as the girl is led away and he escapes. The remainder relies on borrowed jokes. Also mentions The Skull and Dawn about Edith Cavell with Arch Selwyn and Lewlyn film prints and score for Great Britain.
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Kidders
Stephen Champlin
Hilmas Productions, Inc
Broadway
Neil Pratt
Leon Errol
Edith Cavell
Arch Selwyn
Lewlyn
New York
Great Britain
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Schildkraut
Morosco
the Lyric
Valerie Cossart
Keith’s
Bob Fay
English’s
Doug
Copperhead
Lionel
John Barrymore
Riley
Keith’s Theatre
Aos
Abie
Indiana's
Joy Lane
Golden Orioles
Walter D. Hickman
Chicago
George Jessel
News Along Broadway
Bernard J. McOwen
Harry E. Humphries
Mansfield
Finland
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