Clergy and church events fill Indianapolis headlines
A busy slate highlights Indianapolis religious life with installations and sermons at Universalist churches, public messages by Rev Fred Line and Rev A W Mc Davitt, plus lectures by Miss Helen Line. Other entries note baptisms, church anniversaries, and strategic pastor changes across multiple congregations including First Evangelical, Second Evangelical, Fairview Presbyterian, and Westview Memorial Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Line
Tinanapolis
Quaklandon Universalist
Central Universalist Church
A. W. Mg¢Davitt
Muncie
Helen Line
Line
Universalist
Anniversary Service Marking Fifth Year At Beloved Church
Alvary United Brethren Church at State and Hoyte Ave holds a fifth anniversary with morning service by J. B. Parsons and evening address by Rev. L. P. Cooper. A noon basket dinner in the annex follows. A Sunday school attendance contest with Belmont Avenue U. B. Church runs toward Thanksgiving. Dr. W. C. Davis starts a Sunday series on five modern religious issues October through November, urging constructive discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
G. L. Farrow
Alvary United Brethic Ren Church
State and
Hoyte Ave
Pr. J. B. Parsons
L. P. Cooper
Belmont Avenue U. JB
W. C. Davis
First
English Lutheran Church
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Dr. Davis
Olson Plans Major Expansion of the Lyric Theater
The Lyric Theater in Indianapolis, opened Oct 14, 1912, plans another expansion after adding 21 feet of frontage. The vaudeville house now seats about 2,000 and hosts stars like Eva Tanguay and Bert Baker. A new cooling system is being installed, with work set to start next year under manager Howard Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lyric Theater
Indianapolis
Charles M. Olson
Illinois St
Olson
Indiana
Crystal Theater
Lyric
Peared
Eva Tanguay
Betty Blythe
Watson Sisters
Bert Baker
Roger Imhoff
Finn Wallace Hopper
Alexander
Bernard Granville
Winona Winter
James J. Cornett
Robert McKim
Yvette
Blackstone
Savoy and
Brennan
Lyric House
Howard Armstrong
Dick Wright
John Tull
Dick Parrish
Doc Farnsworth
Harrison
Sherm) Perry
D. R. Barneck
William Currens
Bud Welch
Gripmen
Frank Jones
Jones
Perry
The
Theater
Clarence Range
Orchestra di
All-Star Cast Bill at Lyric
An All-Star vaudeville lineup at the Lyric features Princess Angie and South Side Revue with native musicians, plus acts like George Morton Doris Roche Ketch and Wilma, Cooper and Seamon, International Three on roller skates, and screen entertainment including Charlie Case and Felix the Cat.
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Princess Angie
South Side
Tropical Isles
Wilma Steck
Del 8
S. Lawrence
George Morton
Bill Shakespear
Shakespear
Doris Roche
Petite
Comedienne
Ketch
Wilma
Carvet
Verena
Charlie Case
Felix Cat
Toyland
Lyman H. Howe
Hawaiian Princess Tops New Palace Show
Princess Kalama of Hawaii debuts four native dancing girls at the Palace in In Hawaii the first half of next week. The bill features Ball and Briscoe, Merkel Sisters, Cook and Oatman, Morley and Anger, Ebailbiale, and Van Alstyne with Dacey and Boland. On screen Rugged Water and One Year to Live headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalama
Hawaii
Bin
Ball and Briscoe
Merkel
Cook and Oatman
Songland
Morley
Anger
Ben Ryan
Loretta Flushing
Egbert van Alstyne
Dacey
Boland
Will
Iva Holmes
Ling
Long
Lois Wilson
Antonio Moreno
Aileen Pringle
Rector Leads House Staff With Band Members and Crew
The rector directs a band of staff including W. A. Jackson F. W. Giltner A. J. Schulmeyer Joseph C. Vinson Jack Wolmer Guy H. Pritchard William Gruelling and Paul Whittaker. Other staff members are Alta Shrode Bertha Pflenger ticket sellers George Corbet chief door man Anna Mills matron Cy Latta and Walter Gavin motion picture operators.
The Freshman Tops Apollo Run As Lloyd Draws Crowds
Harold Lloyd dominates Apollo cinema with The Freshman three week run. Review praises Lloyd’s artistry and business style, calling The Freshman his best all round comedy and a box office success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Charlie Chaplain
Dovrtlas Fairbanks
Doug
Bagdad
Kennedy
the Apollo
No No Nanette Coming to English’s for Week of Nov 1
Musical comedy No No Nanette arrives at English’s for the week of November 1. Julia Sanderson will star with Frank Crumit and his ukulele also in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanette
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Mantell's Eng lish Engagements At English's Theatre
Robert B Mantell stages The Merchant of Venice in the afternoon and Richelieu in the evening today at English's. Friday night he presented Macbeth with a large cast including Sothern as the sexthind and Fox as a nobleman while a long list of actors filled supporting roles and the audience saw a full company performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Mantell
Richelieu
Macbeth
Dungan
Yan Arry Sothern
Elwyn Eaton
Sy Mace Adante Malcom
Arthur Fox Seees
Abias
Barry Ncwo
Sarfutt
Sumen
Neill Dr
Tion
Genevie
Hemi
Irene Returns to Stage at Keith Albee Palace
Irene Franklin, kept from the stage by Miness, staged a gala return to the Keith Albee vaudeville at the Palace in New York last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Irene Franklin
Miness
Keith Albee
the Palace
New York
Will Rogers to Appear at Murat Theatre Oct 2
Will Rogers tours with De Reszke Singers and will perform at Murat Theater on October 25. The article notes his blend of humor and serious thought, detailing his study of newspapers and synthesis into his own simple truths. Indianapolis marks his sole Indiana appearance in this country concert under Charles L Wagney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
de Reszke
Murat ‘Theater
Rogers
Indianapolis
Mark Rogers
Indiana
Charles L. Wagney
St Clair Gifts for Paramount Cast at Finish
Malcolm St Clair plans gifts for each cast member as the finish of production nears. The gifts reflect the large personalities of the players and honor St Clair, a former cartoonist, during the Paramount project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm St. Clair
Paramount
Clair
Pola Negri Publishes French Theatre History Book
Pola Negri has written a book in French that has attracted wide tension abroad. The volume titled La Vie et Leve au Cinema presents a philosophical view of film history and technique. It is published by Albin Michel in Paris and an English edition is in preparation.
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Edmond Kerlin
Ther International Unit
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D. D
Greece
Corinth
Paul
Aquila
Priscilla
Jesus
Kerlin
Ness
Fred
fCenetral Universalist Church
God
Serwon
Elden H. Mills
First Friends Church
Wite
Peervice
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Hansen
Zephers
Ebch
Sedates
Pineath
Spicker
Mary Moorman
MacDowell
Hyman
Brown
Charles H. Gunsolus
Christian Spiritualist Church
Nina M. Simpson
Second Evangelical Church
J. H. Rilling
Frank
C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Batiste
Schripture
Aymno
Ren Cabin
Aheae
Egeens Hubert
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Edward Haines Kistler
Justus
San
Crispus
F. A. Hayward
F. E. Taylor
A. 8. Clutton
Willa B. Walker
Baptist Foreign Center
H. R. Waldo
Second Baptist Church
Waldo
W. T. Buckner
Westview Baptist Church
Memorial Baptist Church
River Ave. Baptist Church
J. A Quick
Lems
Corinne
Red Mill
Bakaleinikoff
Edna Ferber
Lloyd Hamilton
Dessa Byrd
Pkying
Cecilia” — Ann Pennington
Charteston
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New Palace
Walter D. Hickman
Harold Lloyd
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Apollo
Eddy Waller
Berkel Players
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Jean Oliver
Bermuda
East
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Keith-Albee
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Haynes
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Little Theatre Society
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