The Lost World comes to Circle in Indianapolis week
Indianapolis movie week features The Lost World at Circle with 2000 extras and a brontosaurus scene against London, plus The Ten Commandments at the Ohio and Wild Horse Mesa at the Apollo with Buck Jones. Louise Dresser stars in The Goose Woman at the Colonial as Hans Hanke plays piano.
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Stunday
Indianapolis
Circle
The
Ohio
Apollo
Wild Horse Mesa
Louise Dresser
Isis
Buck Jones
Naldi
Rod la Rocque
Theodore Roberts
Estelle Taylor
Charles de Roche
Julia Faye
James Neill
Terrence Moore
Lawson Butt
Clarence Burton
Noble Johnson
Edythe Chapman
Robert Edeson
Charles Ogle
Agnes Ayes
Egypt
Israel
Moses
Promised Land
Red Sea
Sina
Dan
John
Hans Hanke
Hanke
Chicago
San Francisco
Phillip Scharwenka
Kiel
Jack Pickford
Constance Bennett
East
Frank Owens
Bob Jones
Zane Grey
George B. Lietz
Jack Holt
Noah Beery
Billie Dove
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Bent Manerube
S1¢E
Colonial
Lloyd Hughes
Wallace Beery
Bessie Love
the Apollo
Percy Marmont
the Palace
Candida shines in Shaw play with Peggy Wood at Shubert Princess
Walter D. Hickman notes Peggy Wood in Candida at the Shubert Princess, calling it the finest acting seen on stage. He praises Wood for bringing universal human love to Candida and cites Morgan Farley as Eugene Marchbanks. The English's Little Theatre revival in Indianapolis is mentioned as a notable prior performance. Edgar Wallach is listed as company manager for Candida.
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Peggy Wood
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Candida
Miss Wood
Morgan Farley
Stuart Walker
Eugene Marchbanks
Eugene
Little Theatre
Indianapolis
Edgar Wallach
Shubert Princess
Wallach
Gregory Kelly
Ruth Gordon
English’'s
Arnold Johnson and His Orchestra at Broad Ripple Dance Gardens
Hollywood based Arnold Johnson and His Orchestra last appeared in Indianapolis two years ago. They perform tonight and tomorrow night at Broad Ripple Dance Gardens with admission per person listed.
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Arnold Johnson
Hollywood
Finn
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple Dance Gardens
Plans Made for Little Theatre Season Here
The Little Theatre Society of Indiana announces a season of four major productions plus a Christmas play by an unnamed American author. Booth Tarkington’s Magnolia and Edna Ferber’s Minick lead the lineup with The Whole Town’s Talking Outward Sound and Treasure Island to follow.
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America
Little Theatre Society of
Indiana
George Somnes
Booth Tarkington
Magnolia
Somnes
Tarkington
Little Theatre
Indianapolis
New York
Little
John B. Reynolds
Helen Eaglesfield
James B. Steep
Mortimer C. Furscott
Minick
Edna Ferber
Avery Hopwood
Sutton Vane
Robert Louis Stevenson
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Doyle
DeMille
Arthur Conan Doyle
Wilds
South America
Willis O'Brien
Watterson Rotacker
Los Angeles
First National Pictures
Amazon River
London
Walace Beery
Lewis Stone
Thames
London Bridge
Earl Hudson
First National
Harry Hoyt
Cecil B. de Mille
Ohio Theater
Richard Dix
Leatrice Joy
Nita
Rex Beach
Utah
Manerube
Sue Melborne
Sue
Melborne
Chess Weymer
Penguitch
McPherson
Slack
Horn
Chane
Our Gang
Mary
Queen of Tots
Fox News Weekly
Earl Gordon
Emil Seidel
Jones
Bruce Standing
Timber Wolf
Babe Deveril
Renee
Brooke
Deveril
Elinor Fair
Dave Dyas
William Walling
Robert Mack
Mack Sennett
Edmund Lowe
Lowe
Captain March
Marion Weston
Claire Adams
Liana Miller
Marion Harlan
Thomas Mills
Charles Clary
Grace Cunard
Kiss Barbier
Frederick
Fanny Hatton
Walter D. Hickman
E. Ona B.talbot
Court Theatre
Robert McLaughlin
Raymond Hitchcock
Bates Hunter
Hitchy
Jimmy Deering
Capitol Theatre Tonight
Liza
Keith Albee
Signor Friscoe
Vaudevilles
S. Francis Dooley and
Corinne Sales
Sid Tracey and
Bessie Hay
Prance Jewels
Paul Humphrey
Eddie Ross
His
Chevalier Brothers
John Sully and
Muriel Thomas
Bob and
Lucy Gillette
Hal Roach
Keith
Pathe News
Clara Kimball Young
I Person
Somnel
BIG
Billy McDermott
Coxey
Minstrel
Billy Fynan
ED Janis
Clark & Crosby
Tony
Varnie
Kentucky Ramblers
Blue Grass
Johnny Hines
Pathe News—Educational Comedy—Fables
Matinees
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