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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
10
John Philip Sousa and his band delivered a fine program with generous encores at the Mural, though Sunday’s crowd was light due to a gala night. Soloists impressed, particularly George Carey on xylophone, and the saxophone octet with popular melodies.
Dependable laxative for sick hurry mother. Even constipated or feverish children love genuine California Fig Syrup. It sweetens the stomach and starts the liver without griping. No narcotics. Say California to your druggist and avoid counterfeits. Insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with directions.
Charlie Chaplin again faces the question of who is the funniest man on screen. In The Gold Rush he blends drama and comedy as a starving tramp in Alaska chasing gold with iconic gags such as a shoe dinner and dancing buns. Co stars Mack Swain and Georgia Hale support a showcase of Chaplin’s dramatic humor.
Lon Chaney delivers a standout performance in The Tower of Lies at the Ohio Theater all week. Norma Scherrer portrays the daughter as the film mingles old world pathos with a continental flavor and a stark urban tale. The plot follows a young woman who moves to the city to save her father’s farm, returns years later, and reunites with a blinded father who envisions her as a princess. A Charlie Davis Orchestra feature and a comedy accompany the program.
Movie verdicts praise Chaplin in The Gold Rush as a great artist beyond slapstick. The Tower of Lies offers unusual study with fine Chaney character work. Peacock Feathers is a homespun love yarn with human acting by Cullen Lands. He's a Prince shows Griffith attempting travesty, with clever first part but only fair finish.
A vintage advertisement touts Rheuma as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism in any form with a money back promise if relief is not quick. It warns of dangers to the heart and urges immediate purchase from Haag Drug Company or a local druggist.
Lawrence performances include Hurry Up at the Broadway and With Kit Carson Over the Great Divide at the Isis. The Zaring Egyptian Theater on Central Ave and Fall Creek Blvd opens tonight in town.
Evansville resident Isadore Fine was elected president at the closing session as the board of directors decides the convention city for next year of the Indiana Association of the Independent Order of Bnai Brrith.
The convention elected K. Frankenstein of Fr Wayne as vice president and Andrew Fried of Lafayette as secretary-treasurer marking leadership changes and continued organizational alignment.
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