Twenty Five Midgets Headline Lyric Bill
Irving Midgets a 25 member act top next week's Lyric program opening Sunday. The troupe recently arrived from Europe and will tour to the Pacific Coast. The bill includes magic and comedy acts plus Evelyn Phillips and Prince Leo the horse with a slate of films and other vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Lyric
America
Indianapolis
the Palace
Evelyn Phillips
Eddie Simms
Joe Devany
Prince Leo
Lilliputians
Europe
Pacific Coast
London
Lampinis
Len Carle
Dolly Inez
Harry Garland
Fryology
Walzer
Dyer
Fun Makers
Deihl Siisters
D. L. McDonald
Gerald Beaumont
James T. Quinn
Shannon Day
Cesare Gravina
Mack Sennet
the Hollywood Kid
Harrold to Sing at Tabernacle in June program
Harrold and daughter Patti will present a costume song recital at Cable Tabernacle Sunday afternoon with Emil J. Polak as pianist. The program includes operatic numbers and popular prices will be charged. Otto Graf will give a piano recital Tuesday at Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts with Bernice Church soprano. program features Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin and Liszt among others. The Metropolitan School of Music lists closing graduation recitals from June 9 to June 13 featuring multiple students and instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aville Harrold
Patti
Cable Tabernacle
Harrolds
Harrold
Emil J. Polak
Otto Graf
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Meridian
Willoughby Boughton
Bernice Church
Jseariattt
Otto Graf Rondo
Aelian Heevee
Mr. Boughton St
Sabathis
Chopin Mary Bullock
Paul Mason
James Bullock
Helen Whitacre
Mary Bullock
J. P. Scott
Dudley Buck
Donald Dowery
Strauss
Metropolitan School of Music
Helen Catherine Ward
Esther Hart
Helen Simmonson Horton
Pearl Grist Young
Mildrew Johns
Marguerite Elizabeth Tevis
Florence Elizabeth Byers
Etta Hopper
James Kelton Whet
Graduation Recitals Open Week of June Concerts
A series of recitals and graduations fills the week with performances by pianists Ruth Mildred McDougall, Norah Elma Henderson, Helen Marie Som mers, Maud Elizabeth Custer, June Cooper Bake, and Freda elder. June 14 to 29 feature graduations at venues including Second Presbyterian Church and Herron Art Institute with works by Beethoven Debussy Chopin and Strauss, plus a song recital by Edward La Shelle's advanced pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea C. Willie
Freda Elder
Ruth Ella Filmore
Edward la Shelle
Herron Art Institute
Capitol to Reopen With Abie's Irish Rose at Capitol Theater
The Capitol reopens Sunday night June 8 with Anne Nichols comedy Abie's Irish Rose for a week, after a four week closure. The company arrives from Cincinnati and Dayton with a cast including Dan Daniels and J Smith and features a varied program of musical numbers and operatic selections. Virginia Valls will be supported by Norman Kerry and Louise Fazenda in Clinging Fingers, as she moves from The Unknown to a new vehicle following a vacation from Universal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Anne Nichols
Abie
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
anyOther Theatrical
New York
Capitol ‘Theater
Cincinnati
Dayton
Valls
Norman Kerry
Louise Fazenda
Virginia Valls
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Universal City
Little Theatre to Close Season with Twelfth Night
The Little Theatre stages Twelfth Night at three performances on June 3 and 4 on the Sherwood lawn at 2847 North Meridian Street. Cast includes Arthur Bernault Sir Toby Belch, Rollo Talbott Malvolio, Raymond Gregg Sir Andrew, Eleanor Day Viola, Elise O Connell Olivia, J Parker Wheatley Sebastian, Sarah Lauter Maria, Carl Wolfschlag Antonio, Maynard Wilson Valentine, Edward Gaumer Curio, Brice McQuillian a sea captain, Fred Schulz Fabian, Murray Wickard Feste. George Somnes directs. If needed an extra matinee or weather shifts to later dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Little Theatre
R. Hartley Sherwood
Meridian St
Arthur Bernault
Toby Belch
Rollo Talbott
Butler College
Malvolio
Raymond Gregg
Andrew Aguecheek
Viola
Orsino
Illyria
Robert Brewer
Eleanor Day
Elise O'Connell
Olivia
Sebastian J. Parker Wheatley
Sarah Lauter
Maria
Carl Wolfschlag
Antonio
Maynard Wilson
Valentine
Edward Gaumer
Curio
Brice Mc Qillian
Fred Schulz
Fabian
Murray Wickard
Feste
George Somnes
Jane Cowl Chooses Modern Play The Flame for Boston
Jane Cowl selects a modern play for her next vehicle to premiere in Boston during June. The work by Vienna author Dr. Hans Mueller was originally titled Die Flamme and first produced at the Deutsche Volks Theater in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cowl
Boston
Hans Mueller
Vienna
Deutsche Volks Theater
France
England
Miss Cowl
Winning Car at Murat Exhibition After Race Victory
The Duesenberg car that Joe Boyer drove to first place in the Speedway 500 mile classic was shown Friday night in front of the Murat Theater. Murat Players manager Walter Vonnegut had arranged the display if the car won. Also noted: a chiropodist found 25 percent of 27,000 female workers lacked perfect feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesenberg
Joe Boyer
Murat Theater
Walter Vonnegut
The
Murat Players
Murat Players to Stage Metropolitan Style This Summer
Melville Burke, Murat Players producing director, plans grand entertainments from Monsieur Beaucaire to Ice Bound with sumptuous sets and wholesome home theater. George Roberts arrives to set Abies Irish Rose for June 8. Stuart Walker to run two Ohio stock companies with If I Were King on June 2 at Cox Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Murat
Melville Burke
Murat Players
Burke
Monsieur Beaucaire
You and
New York
Stuart Walker
Ohio
Cincinnati
Walker
Dayton
Iliam R. Fields
Cox Theater
King
Municipal Stock Opens at Garfield and Brookside Parks
On Monday night Carlton Guy will open two municipal stock companies at Garfield and Brookside Parks. At Brookside Park next week the play The Road to Happiness by William Hodge features Eva Hardcastle Martha Hardcastle Jean Selkirk Inez Wolff William Akerman and a large cast led by Eosia Fowler Louis Porter Earle Ross Jim Whitman Viola Winthrop Delph Ryan and Grace Foreman. The second company opens the same night at Garfield Park with Right or Wrong a comedy starring Delph Ryan Asa Hardcastle and B. E. Bennett as well as the troupe led by Judge Stevenson and Earle Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Park
William Hodge
Eva Hardcastx
Martha Hardcastle
Jean Selkirk
Inez Wolff
William Akerman
Eos K, Bennett
Walter Hankaatie
Bert Merling
Benjamin Hardzsetle
Jack Davis
Eee Hardcastle
Eisia Fowler
Louis Porter
Earle Ross
Jim Whitman
Carlton Guy Viola Winthrop
Leorna Weimer
Whitman
Grace Foreman
Rev. Speakon
Delph Ryan
Phil Hunt
Earle Ross Judge Stevenson
Delph Ryan Asa Hardcastle
B. E. Bennett
Garfield Park
Two Farges and Musical Comedy on Stock at Keith's
Aborn Opera Company offers Two Farges and Musical Comedy on Stock at Keith's next week starting Sunday. The two act farce follows an alimony ward jailed for non payment who escapes to the Isle of Tangerine with a self styled king as ex jailer. Leading roles include Eric Titus and Loretta Sheridan with Charles Massinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bolton
Philip Bartholomae
Lawrence Layne
Howard Johnson
Carlos Sanders
Aborn Opera Company
Keith
Ludlow Street
New York
Strangerine
Isle of
Tangerine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bother Houses
Palace
Joe Denavy
Josephine Harmon
Georgia Sands
Valentinos
Bottomleys
Shriner and Fitzsimmons
Birds of Paradise
Chalfonte Sisters
Anna L. McCormack
John C. White
Tabernacle
Opera
Patti Harrold
School For Blind
Indiana School For the Blind
Rieti
Sore Ale
Chia
Deteln
T. V. Short
William Glaser
Bernard Brown
Ron Helen Whitacre
Mary
Franz Ries
Picardy
Ter
A, Ar
Wyeek
Duncan Penwarden
the Marat
Alexander Campbell
Here Comes the
Eng
Lish
Loretta Sheridan
Gerine
Keith's
Mathes
Charles Mathes
South Bend
Ind
Second Presbyterian Church
Debussy
Dr. Gradus Et Parnaas
Snow
Golliwog
Chopin
Daniels
Pan J. Smith
Burleigh
Cook Harry E. Call
Margaret Geisier
Huhn Vonderpool
Adele Price Kimble Bighdibaldo
Pia Die Bias Ai Ale
Sn & Gounod
James A. Fisher
Mise Geiser
Angelus
Serenaders
Herbert
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Purcell
Busch
Rossini
Frank W. Jacobs
Anderson
God
Dickson Mary Traub Busch
Mra. Kimble
Choral Club
Amu
Iloo
Richard
Sir Walter Scott
the Talisman
Wallace Berry
King Richard
Robin Hood
Beauty
Heart Eas
Shriner and Fitsimmons
Newsdealer
Walter D. Hickman
George Roberts
Capitol Theater
Columbia Wheel
Carlton Guy
Garfield and
Brookside
Parks
Two Farges
Bill
London’ Due
Berkell
George M. Cohan
London Hippodrome
His
Frydozy
Carle & Inez
Romeo
Mack Sennett
Lyric Ball Room
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!