Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1920 — Page 8

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PLAYS AND PLAYERS

AT THE THEATERS TODAY.

garltthi—Ecrue At 84.5 TIfnrit ‘QiU)t1fi oi 1919' At 8 ' B. F Scitb *—V«iil«fllle At 2 15 amd 84^5 Lfjmfi—V«jdmlle . .... Conttiia««*

Elate Jauate E»pteiW tb* W«r. El»ie Jaols •ettlte for «tF re»*on-

able-minded atateoBiAn the hitherto annoying qoeetion a* to who won the war. It wao little Elale who did

it, hy aiiucing to the aolldere in Y. - -

njnng to me aoiiHerB *ii i.. M.

C. AT's. t^ng them good one*, letting

them ye!i for her aed otherwioe hewing them fit for fight. She and her gang »how just how Oils wofts^ ont, mod iUomiM HUtny other dartt war mystoriea In th^r entertafnment at

EngUrt'a The iftotr hi councted tour ^ tl»

aad Parts hy one whd ha* heen there and iHio l» other — —-

to males the trip

Stewart Baird. Marguerite Farrell, l^tty Ffteh. Teddy Tmppan. Helen Arjoetiwg, Ted l^orraine Stella Had-

bredher*. Janet Adair. Nation. Hermoea Jose. Sam

^I**^r*®"* OlOTTlaa and the team

. A®** Clayton, dancers.

The ‘^Oaietlee” will he here for the week, tho curtain rising at f 18 and 818 hecanae o# the laagth of the

shew

THE IXDIAXAPOLIS XEWS.

TTESDAT, APEIL 20, 1920.

Both yonng men are residents of Allen county. Mr. Johnson is a teacher and Mr. Coanett is an iron worker. Both young women were employed at Chamhas<m.

Aittehes af iarerperatfea.

ArheleB of ineorporatien bare been lied wtih the ■ectetaurr of siate a& faSenra* WlffisBi liocas Orawpaay. InAaBapoSa' capitaL ga^naS: poid&yj^ other good

prateotS: iffireeCora. Wiatam Xocfcs Lochs, Bdarard A StutdUBcyer.

IBIa

CnBnms Ceoipaar.

eC marnAa-

The Mew Mmrlnux Mrwtnurs. tted Imd thm. '*1

t« Mndiaek. Sauth A Co. EwSmlle rhaaged SieLa amt Her Ct^p*ii miy at B. F. * its names to flauth A BraaKis. lac.

, Mefth*a.

Stella Mayhew, still maiatainfng a perfect score fa health, holds the Wg •pot on the B. F. Ketth^s Wit this week. IBte sings. Jigs a few aad has fun with her hwshasd. Chptaia Klly Taylor, who treed to he an officer at the training <^mp a^the Indiaaa

Iteyhew

The Parka Cenuty Ceatral Cod Oompany. Terre Haute. ca^taL 850 000. geaerai anniBSI dtreetora IHlKain Scank H 6. Wailaoe, Clyiic Sites W P. MontcoraMBiT Fi nn nirila rr Oil rmniiafiT Budaere capital. 8150 000. atiaiag. diractara 1*. ITotffct Herb 9aaitk Kdjnn C Beamog. Amenean Home ud firreataaent Ooaapaoy South Bnid. iiMaieaBed its eamtal stock from f5<K>000 to 8800000 IdmugmA twod Companr. Gary, casBtal flOMO reaeraOr dmu la raal iwoperiMs, direetora Leonard M Wysaynaki. Walter WroMewskl Kathnae Wywniski. Umrersal Gai^ Oonpany. Andetaon. eapitaL fTSOOO. to maanfactore aad seil pressure sauces' directors. Chartes E. Beck, ilraidr I-. BccAu Jaaam W Lee PsatecoM Church of God. Musew cse«ral Buawonary work' dureetors. Moah 1^ Gootoly. W. M Corart. J, W. Denia.

JSL^-lVona^^ i S'*'!**

roundly

npttdee ns hores^tHs ip-

Jle In m tbeatrlcal attfneFrank Tinney was last here

na. outni of aoldters. Somehow, too. the picture of tb* other aide of the war arhlch it >reeente ceeate auUtoiitie. indlepuiahly plausible. mtiPh ■nere rent than any of the crofj,of war

na aad inegnwjarabiy fuimler. is wit In if. keen obs*rt***9ii

, the aM'PerradMig air of / gang

ttoe ones oat fmr a eelehratlon

EMM ygsla ta kitber and thither tferoogboot tile «itertafnment. eing

the

^ . , - -. fser cent. run p^n^cer. CAp'n Bflly has one

par.aLTi3:;^2;gii ciah3c; r-.

Swor Brothers. blackfAoe comedlaaa.

typiral Swot comedy. Camdltar to oantMaflliMeera.

The flama^lia and !>eyo. dancers.

r^irring the

has tarried Mpat of the

aiwl

iA-v in ««' “i^'^rSnnetti idee In 8»e Bt^era. whohaye been seen here in

®*^*!.*T fetnra In an acrobatic and fiat-throwiag »ct. They hare a

*****. helps them bounce a

Wg bat! arooad the audience, Loney HtekelL nmnoiegfet. hae the typical modher-in-iaw, marrfed-life. high-cos^of-tivlng. kid-the-police aad raaet-the-alreet-car-aerirtce mono toga*. Bat be finishes strong. How yby. with Old Glory—always sure fire—the mooolegtst's aneal ticket. He also tute Abe Martin oulte freely. ... P* i^A*ed E^e** is a norel M^ttfe ewedy by Franoea Mordmrom. It is written in •hyme and the actors

a fall Jaais 4^ta to ocf^tMon She re-

As tha stage's best feminine story

•r and yoioelcss singer,

Mlk a arag. egplatning «h«> scenes. tMhlig atort^ gHdng imhatteus aad

geoeratiy addtng r the gayety of th hhBus tha stage's

tt^sr and Toioelcss siager. a rn ftlarkabto exanwle of the triumph of S rsphaiity and aafflcieot s^ctiae for

e amrender of any army

The rest of tbS conMny nunMMrs ab^ men Who. Wbeiher they arc iMtors or not «r p#rl»pa because tiay are sof, gi^e very real pictures ^ tbs^AHierlirta soH|er. Mpscfficaiiv. Jadt Brsnt a* a particularty hardbOli^ M. P,. marlM iBwrence. an

irlng bn«, and Jerry

Hoakatra. a plesMiit tenor yole* AfktMMl tne sis or ierefi womsii coatMtttleit for Mlaa Jai^ la sot kton. Imt ttosre la Mareelfe p^Arellle. a <*lc ami planame p^aos fw A. W. O. I* •

tn Faria.

kkMNvfF ®0Aiettai of lAIF* at tke Marat. TIM nrU sdicfoii of the fMiubSfts' ksW Mhfiukt rsime. "The GafeRsa of Y' wiiJi Jack JCerworth and Harry firatared. put fn at the Mural lit for a weak's abids. It is a trifihiilwrt grange of mirth and with ehtekess—fries and -fioektiig. in every time anr tor ^MPtsetpala starts *a tune. ||]0^ new illittkcrt show is iWjSnd -iM irtrls are very raTtaMtt^JrtP % heel. Above ■iki^wSwtsaS't cost the fhuIra^A^^tpte of dollara tterjiga^^^Bdsrar fimith. Tw^lbtaally have An artist In love Violet, asema to rottbts gstting her M drajum despair, tinted, a ahepherdI Mvaa. alWe, and Ps^kta of tUntiaiproeeada to load j and the Ho^ _ lawfeh VilUge. All Hr^ojHbortanity for the kf aaerythfag from kS JIM Mfoat InteraretaUMy.'^ lay. in the jSf 1818“ there is tm akivsrtlig Are been in

EW? '3*V«ral

^e in

^ to the rhytliRi ef the words. The story ooacerne a young wife who stole her otother-ln-Mw's puiw. Ftmer* aad Wallaee. song *«d dance C?.*?* ^ Afitena tke worthies on the bill. They bare an antustag lot of a lter about hotnefeik back Ih

orgia.

Captain firubm* and his animal act ;dioae the bill- The antmats fnclaOe an elegant, a home, a pony and a dog, animals are put through in-

teresting tricks.

byriw ■Vnnde'rllie. 'There are two dogs on tljie L-yrlc bill this week. On# is a tiny Mexican canine wbo wags his tall and barks chirpy accompaniment to the singing of Iwfbert and Seybert. The other is a mmtfleent Ruaslan wulf hound, a dignified aad beantifui beast who poses with kingly iadiffereaee. Be is an tmporteiit addition to the posing US* -fohn F. Cooroy and his sister. The headUnsr ^ the Lyric bill Is a farerteal skif. “The Corner Store" where a crowd of yokels settle the late of the nation and play practical lokte. Other acts are Bentley and Wsfsii, rauiltbrlstn who do a loop-the-loon and other unusual balancing feals. Hall and ^^k. a giri and a real comedian, Rover and Kelaon. two men with a special race track setting ahd a line of chatter to go with it* the ;^rla daiM^ng trio in balYoom dances, and Benito Kaita, vloilnlat. a great favorite at the Lyric. Pictures are shown as usual preceding the va|Meville pit^ram. TWO SISTERS ARE MARRIED

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IWtkoa Ferferawi ikeable Ceveotosiy at

C^asabia City.

(ipeoial to The Isdianraolu Mewa} COLUMBIA CITY. Ind-, April JO,— The Rev. Harry Lacey, Methodtat Episcopal minister at Churubusco. petformed a double wedding ceremony Sunday when hie two daughtfra Faye Franeenna and Haae) PaiHlne brnsame brides of Edgar L Johnston and OiaHes F. Connate.

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Every Day at 2:15 and 8:15 MATS., 15c, 50c; EVE., 15c,-$1.00.

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