Gorilla at English's and Rogers at Murat, Indianapolis 1925
The Gorilla opens at English's for a week with Lon Hascall and Harry T. Shannon as Mulligan and Garrity, plus a noted cast led by Elizabeth Carmichael. Will Rogers headlines a Murat appearance Sunday with his own concert organization and the De Reszke Singers.
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New Theater to Open November 3 at Fall Creek and Central
A. C. Zaring will debut his new Hagyptian theater near Fall Creek Blvd and Central Ave with Kiss Me Again as the opening feature. The Warner Brothers comedy stars Marie Prevost Monte Blue and Clara Bow with Willard Louis in a noted role and uses Victor Herbert operetta themes. The opening is set for the week of November 2.
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Sousa Promises Fast paced Concert Tour
Lieutenant Commander John Philip Sousa announces his thirty third annual tour leading his band with the slogan make it snappy. He says audiences demand more action and shorter pieces and will perform two concerts at the Mural on Sunday November first afternoon and night.
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Rosetta Duncan Sings in Topsy and Eva at English's
Rosetta Duncan appears in the production Topsy and Eva at English's for three days starting Thursday night November 6.
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Dean Busy Priscilla Dean to Star in The Bride
Priscilla Dean returns to the screen in The Bride a Met Pictures feature written by Stewart Olivier and George Middleton. This marks her first film appearance in almost a year after a nationwide theater tour. Her prior films include The Siren of Seville A Cafe in Cairo and The Crimson Runner. The Bride promises farcical situations and a shift from melodramatic roles to comedy.
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Little Theatre Society Plans Broad Season for 1925 26
The Little Theatre Society of Indiana George Somnes announces a varied 1925 26 season with younger members to perform in future plays. Avery Hopwood's The Whole Towns Talking is slated for November with cast chosen soon. The group aims for 1 000 members as plans for a new Playhouse on North Alabama St progress. December will feature a Christmas play in a three unit building. The second poster contest will feature The Whole Towns Talking. No No Nanette has drawn standing room crowds at English's and may run two weeks.
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Cameraman George Barnes Signs Year Contract
George Barnes, chief cameraman on The Dark Angel, has received a one year contract from Samuel Goldwyn following the high grade photography for the First National release. The announcement credits Barnes as the first cameraman on the subject.
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Olga Petrova to Sail After Ten-Week Vaudeville Engagement
Actress playwright and producer Olga Petrova completes a ten weeks engagement in Keith-Albee vaudeville and sails for England to present her legitimate play Turri cane which she wrote and produced.
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England
Will Rogers to Perform at the Murat Sunday
The De Reszke Singers, American quartet coached by Jean De Reszke, join Will Rogers at the Murat on Sunday afternoon. They have won acclaim in Paris London and New York and gained early support from Herbert Hughes after arriving in London.
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Mary Astor Portrays Fame in Two Reel Paintings
Mary Astor, set to play a featured role in First National's The Scarlet Saint, posed for a pair of two reel pictures depicting famous paintings. Her success in these early efforts helped launch her subsequent moving picture career.
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Filming of Spanish Sunlight Underway in California
First National prepares Spanish Sunlight with leads Lewis Stone and Barbara La Marr. Alfred E. Green to direct. Eve Annell to write the continuity.
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Barbara la Marr
California
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