Gaul to bring back Seventh Heaven and Beggar on Horseback
George Gaul headlines a Keiths return engagement with Seventh Heaven, following strong Indianapolis receipts. Mona Kingsley returns for the female lead as Beggar on Horseback, Billy Kaufman and Connelly’s satirical Broadway hit. The Berkel Players present The Mad Honeymoon at English's with a bustling company and comic plot about a runaway girl, hidden coat treasure, and a detective husband.
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Gaul
Dayton
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
George Gaul
Mona Kingsley
Keith’s
George S. Kaufman
Marc Connelly
Merton
Anna Ludmilla
Greenwich Village
Local Stage Openings Highlight New Acts This Week
La Rue stars in The Mad Honeymoon at English's opening Sunday night. George Gaul returns in The Seventh Heaven at Keith's Monday night. Isabel D Armand appears on the Palace bill for the first half of the week. Sylvia Snow performs Let's Pretend at the Lyric starting Sunday afternoon next week.
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George Gaul
Seventh Heaven
Stuart Walker
Keith
Bérkell
English’s
Barry Conners
New York
the Playhouse
William A. Brady
Indianapolis
Issaves la Rue
Isabel D’armand
the Palace
Sylvia Snow
the Lyric
Public theater review policy by Walter D Hickman in Indianapolis
Walter D Hickman defends his theater criticism as honest and uncensored praising his policy of truth in reviews. He recounts reception after Berkell Players performance of Cheating Husbands at Englishs and asserts no pressure from Berkell, Bill Fields, Stuart Walker, or Keiths. He notes critics must remain free to judge and mentions observing Tom Brown and Ace Berry among last days impressions.
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English’s
Berkell
Charles Berkell
Bill Fields
Stuart Walker
Keith's
Indianapolis
Tom Brown
Ace Berry
Circle
Amusements note on travels and social rounds
The summer lists cool weather in Canada while George Somnes walks home after a performance. A F Miller and Mrs Miller leave their Ohio farm for a short visit in Indianapolis. In Indianapolis, Bill Fields is seen at Keith's en route to a Dayton, Ohio train for a day trip.
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Canada
George Somnes
A. F. Miller
Broad Ripple Announces New Dance Palace in Indiana
James H. Makin announces specifications for Broad Ripple Parks new dance palace to be the states largest with a 1000 couple marble floor. It will feature summer cooling via a typhoon fan system and winter heating. Construction starts after this season ends in September. The national swimming meet at the pool runs August 17 18 and 19 bringing top swimmers and divers.
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James H. Makin
New Broad Ripple Park
Indiana
Indiana to Open First May Next Year at Cicero Theater
Walter D. Hickman reports Cicero Theater Company plans a new $1.5 million venue on West Washington Street between the Claypool Hotel and the old Park Theater. The Indiana will be named to honor the state and is described as a Spanish design project expected to cost about 4.25 million to 1.5 million.
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Indiana
Cicero Theater Company
A. L. Jock
Circle Theater Company
W. Washington 8
Claypool Hotel
Circlo Theater Company
Block
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