Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1920 — Page 20

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MAE MURRAY APPEARS AS A MASKED DANCER Musical Comedy Stars Booked at Keith’s—Houdini Appearing at the Alhambra

Mae Murray takes the part of a masked dancer in “On With the Dance,” a Para-mount-Artcraft picture, which will open the summer season of movies at Eng* lish’s Sunday. While a Broadway cabaret is in session Mae Murray, as Sonia Varinoff, enters and stages a dance. Included in her costume is a mask and the secrecy of the dancer's identity increases the curiosity of the crowd. Sonia's husband enters and, finding his wife with Jimmie Sutherland, played by Robert Schable, ehoots him dead. Sonia's husband is put on trial and when the evidence becomes very convincing. Sonia takes the stand, tells a story which ruins her reputation, but saves her husband from the chair. That is the story of “On With the Dance.” -!- -(- -I-. Followers of good music are turning out this week to see “Robin Hood, at English's, which proves again that good music alwavs has a following. “The She Tiger.” a Fox movie, is one of the current features at the Rialto. Wanda, a trained seal, is living ut> to her billing as a seal with a human brain at the Broadway. , “The Mischief Makers" are holding down the hoards at the Park this week. The Kilties band and Six Imps and a Girl are two reasons of the big business at the Lyric these days. STARS AT KEITH'S. Amelia Stone and Armand Kaliz. two well known stars in theatricals, make their first local appearance at Keith s next week in a musical fantasy written and staged by Mr. Kaliz. The offering is styled “A Song Romance.” and presented in five distinct scenes with elaborate lighting effects. Amelia Stone first received favorable notice during her starring period with Adolph Phillip’s mugical comedy “Two Is Company.” .j. -tThe movies on fi'w today arc as >l- - Constance Taliuadge in “In Search of a Sinner,” a pretty comedy, at Mr. Smith’s. "The Luck of the Irish.” adapted from the novel by Harold MacGrath. at the Ohio. “Sinners.” made from a stage success, is giving Alice Brady a splendid chance to look pretty, step clear of the dangers of a big city, at the Colonial. “Women Men Forget.” a well acted movie, is at the Isis. “Marked Men,” with Harry Carey, is the current offering at the Regent. “The Silver Horde.” a story of the north and fish, is on view at the Circle. -!- -I- -1HOIDIM. Converting an island off the coast of California into the abode of South- Sea cannibals was one of the tasks confronting Director James Cruze during the filming of the new Houdini melodrama. “Terror Island,” which is at the Alhambra today. “Terror Island” is a story of love and adventure that serves as a background for many of the breath taking stunts for which Houdini is famous: as well as some additional under water feats that he has never before attempted. Lila Lee and Rosemary Theby are in Houdinl’s support.

Women Too Vain, Dental Mirrors Go KNOXVILLE. Term., May 7 —Women's Tanity no longer finds a mean* of gratification in the office of Dr. Arthur R. Melendy. a dentist. Recently Dr. Melendy removed from bis dental tray two large hand mirrors. “I found I lost too much time waiting for patients to examine their mouths from various angles,” said Dr. Melendy. “Women were the worst offenders, using the mirror for 'primpin.' ” _ ‘ __ ' , Cuba Loses Its Lure to IndianaJYavelers Cuba new stands at the bottom of the list as a port for traveling Hoosiers, records for passports in the office of H. M. Tebay. chief of the Indianapolis division. internal revenue, show. Dnriirg April 17?. income tax certificates for passports were issued to foreign-born residents of Indiana and 116 to residents of the state, making a total of Roumania leads the list of foreign countries for which passports are desired with Italy second. SAYS El ROPE STILE FEELS WAR. European countries are still suffering from effects of the war and many of them are in a state of disruption, according to Willoughby G. Walling of Chicago, who recently returned from Geneva. Switzerland, where he represented the American Red Cross at a con ference. Willoughby is visiting his uncle. William E. English, of Indianapolis.

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This was such a pretty picture of Mae Murray, hat, curls and all, that we couldn’t help running it for your movie scrapbook. Mae comes Sunday to English’s in the movie, “On With the Dance.”

Winslow Portrait Given Boys’ Club , A portrait of the late W. W. Winslow, philanthropist, was presented to the Boys’ : Club association of Indianapolis at its animal meeting held last night in the Butler Memorial building. The presentation was made by Caleb [ S. Denny, who paid a tribute to the memory of Mr. Winslow, and stated that the success of the Boys' club was due to his gift of $30,000. Ti# following officers were elected for j the coming year: Frank C. Gordon, preslI dent; Miss Sarah f/auter, vice president; ! Alfred D. Heitz. vice president; Herbert F. King, vice president; George L. Denny, vice president, and Herman W. Ko;he, 1 sec ret arv-treasurer.

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REALTORS GOING TO BIG SESSION Kansas City Program June 2-5 Meets Growing Interest. Local Interest in the convention of the National Association of Real Estate Associations, to be held at Kansas City, June 2 to 5, is increasing a- i-itpid It is the opinion of leading realtors that this will be the most beneficial in the way of new ideas of any of the many notional conventions held by this association. A program has been received from the Kansas City Real Estate Board and several of the features are of vital interest to the realtors of Indianapolis. Following is a partial list: Chain store leases, subdivision, real estate license, solving the housirig shortage and the var- ' -ns bills now beC '-e federal congress relating to real estate. Among me .. subjects especially s~-.,0r.00t to this -i l -* • olscussiois on

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Industrial properties, how to increase food production and city planning. Men of note in other endeavors will lead conferences on some of these subjects, but most of the conferences are in charge of experienced realtors. The following from Indianapolis have signed to attend this convention: Thos. F. Carson and wife, W. E. Bash and wife, Harry G. Templeton, executive secretary of the Indianapolis board; Forrest M. Knight, C. B. Durham, W. L. Bridgts, E. L. Cothrell and wife, A. S. MacLeod, Orin Jessup, Fred Jessup and W. G. Ullrich and wife. The Indianapolis delegation will leave here on June 1. REBUILD DAMAGED APARTMENTS. The Circle City Construction Company today started rebuilding the partially completed apartment house at Evergreen and Thirty-fifth streets, which was gutted by fire some time ago. The building will have eight apartments, four with four rooms and bath and a like number with three roms and bath.

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CANCER SANITARIUM PLANNED, LUSK, Wyo., May 7.—Announcement is made of plans to erect a sanitarium here that will utilize the production of the Lorimer Mineral Company’s uranium mines, which were recently opened. The

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