Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1920 — Page 3

BARRYMORE COMES AS MILT SHANKS Renault Due at Keith’s— ‘Blind Youth ’ Is Booked ,

Monel Barrymore, who created the role of Milt Shanks in the stage version of "The Copperhead,” has put the same character and play in the movies. Asa stage production this play was somewhat of a sensation several seasons ago. The play actually established this member of the Barrymore family as an •or of deep roles. "The Copperhead” comes in movie form •if English’s next week, opening Sunday afternoon. -I- -I- -IKENAILT. Another "woman’’ impersonator comes io B. F. Keith's next week. His name is Francis Renault and Is said to have a wardrobe costing dose on to 5,000 bucks. He has made himself famous In his chosen work. H- + “BLEND YOUTH.* A movie version of “Blind Youth.” which was used for some time by Lou Tellegen on the stage, has been made with Walter McGrail *n the Tellegen role. Comes to the Aihan hra, opening Sunday. \ -|- -|- -JC LOS ENG SATIRDAY. The following attractions dose with the night showings. Constance Talmadge in “The Love Expert,” at the Circle. Nazimova in “The Heart of a Child,” at the Colonial. Mae Murray in “On With the Dance,” at English’s. Norma Talmadge In "The Woman Gives,” at Mister Smith’s. William Farnum in “Les Miserables,” at the Ohio. Texas Guinan in “Not Guilty,” at the Regent. Enid Bennett in “The False Road,” at the Isis. “Monte Carlo Girls,” with Rags Murphy, at the Park. Jack l>cmpsey in the ninth chapter of the serial, "Dare Devil Jack,” at thl Broadway. George Walsh in "The Dead Line.” a

r CLOSE AT 6P. M. SATURDAY-NOT OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS C • Save on Toilet Goods Saturday ' * 1 J" 1 !■■—■——■ Overstocked Sale of sbe Pebeco Tooth Paste 29 C 61 nfC4KCk At wfeji m3 Ek 4<se Palmolive Vanishing Cream 35<* ASffvS fm 3sß Iff 25c Palmolive Talcum Powder 15* f sor /&& fij j+afsSs ci £3 ‘'ff’St fi? #| a 50c Jardin de Rose Face Powder 310 Jt nJ? rsT SI fYE* #f£f / M B w 51.00 size HudnuUs Violet Sec Toilet Water 75* p* >1 <&ATM 3 Oafc_ | IVICII S wMlllN 50c Cntex Manicure Sets 39* Tliree blocks west— easy to find and worth Sliding. g g ISc Laxeli Talcums lO* —Main Floor. fr 1 (V / T r \ p Saturday , the Day _ g We’re Ready to Serve and !s~sss“ S g find ourtiolves overstocked. vjo bb am *mm /sim wj a fj Thank the weather for jg £ * ff | if& £ ' SI I V 3 lhPße h j K savings. Every \ have You Money Saturday! ej Cg if sizes for men and young 1 men. Snappy spring mod- J . fj els tor the young fellows Exceptional! Extra! ] Saturday Special <g* ISS Jffi. SSTSf \ I Presses Coat Sale! yjua" $ 44 75 Will fd/feta and Georgette jMiv l Uoto ™$D 0-75 three distinctive groups Tor Saturday’s l \ j! < I T-s <£/? A selling. Every new fabric is included, /ji \ I If \ V j SUltS— 0 • Up tO *4U Val. j,, the sna pp y models for this season. / Ul> \y J P|| // Nicely lined; button and pocket ( / K- —A yj 3 d* *IT“ VW &t n i yi / iu P to $40.00 Q. 75 tP $ otJfV len and misses. Mlj \j/ Suit*- 4^o aa, $1375 M’ $09.75 TJTVERY frock in this vast formerly JL %JF Suits Vy\% ■la collection is worth a C |\afc \ p great deal more than Satur- 1 Coats, Up to CoatS, Up tO \j J % \ day’s sale price-up to $40.00 $25.00 values— $32.50 values— If 1 values. Notice the illustra, kt. Qur $25 00 V 1 •• V Jf&mk $17.95 $99.95 smts- 10 li modes. Included are gath- 1 M ered skirts, straight line es- , §j A small deposit will hold any suit unfects or bouffant styles with ~ g til wanted —at the sale price. rows of ruffles and frilling. Regu/ar Up tO $19.75 I , . . . Pretty pico edged satin or J r> SlllH'C velvet ribbon as well as bead- |P 1 * 1 ? ■ 3 i i SJviy o OtlllS £ mloO m ing and embrolden’ are em- 7'']% LilLOrCIl S LOSItS D frocks. The most dostrablo / o g% CA MVIDiU> . , colors are represented. I An It your girl a El Including Tfuhbdbllt Stilts I new coat, here’s your Y 1.3 f J 11/ w//r> * ffiMil ' chance to secure choice ■ fe ; / \f (( /~\UR stock of boys’ suits also included p ‘® ; nL/ / rA JLisJ U . ‘his sale All new styles and ma- j W k® ® I I N \U Made of all wool 1 I T ~ * Kfl terials and all sizes. \ w EH Swt .nB B ' —HI sergeg, tweeds and I t , IfJO 9 - •ivL 7 \ t / 0 0 m 1 r®* \ ALJ check materials. Beautiful embroidered eollars S I [T rififl Up to $22.75 Suits. Up to $14.75 Suits, g 'JoE\_(\ \ W 3 j£P a and cuffs, with patch pockets, patent leather belt fe X U IKS - A „ _ r . ’*<. firntKn nd bntton trimmed. Sl*e Bto It yearn. Don’t 8 V I \_BSl (l 1 Q /Cl 'Kill Qk 4V-i Jijfi) j miss this item Saturday! v V~\J Ja <y lO* • w <P Jl V &%J f : ' : rhMW%fcc\ Children’* Gingham Dresseg 'Ufl u P .o t ie.r s suit., up suit.. 1 Tricolette Waists > | $12.50 $6.95 a A fine lot of tricolett. waists for women, la the 4. —, qq \ Lid/Jf .h ptqu. ruUm aud u., ppcM. PrwJ- Our $lO Suits—s7.so riS3w^SL ,, " tad -*-*— i $1.95 to $5.00 . -Main floor. | -Second Floor. ku3 —Second Floor. liWßMWMßMlimmiill|l||lllllllllWlll^^ iy;f| Another Big Saturday Rug and Drapery Sale M fffl (Y NE WHOLE FLOOR—the entire third floor—devoted to Rugs, Draperies, Linoleums, Floor Coverings, Mattresses, Beds and some Furniture. Our low prices are the talk of the town. Ask about our POPULAR PLAN OF EASY PAYMENTS! V r ‘ . ______ Rag rugs, size 24x36 and 25x50, Axminster rugs, size 9x12, floral Inlaid linoleum, 6 feet wide, the 69c curtain net, filet and £ r ®" ch plain center, band border, colors and oriental patterns, heavy quali- kind the patterns never wears off; nel - m lOll6B ' vine - b ‘ ,e ' fwttjg* tan, blue, green, yellow £ 4 4A ty; today’s price <>/• rj E worth to 2.25 , and more. Special, ciai, yard wt/v and pink special 55.00. Saturday V Saturday, square ....$1.791 ====== ___ - - - ' Grass rugs, size 9x12, ideal rug for p<tia1 ’ 79C Wilton vc, vet rugs, size 27x54, bedrooms; easily kept, clean; come Congoleum, 6 feet wide, slightly heavy quality oriental patterns. j n handsome band and Grecian key imperfect, new patterns and colors; =nSni s ‘° border; colors, green, tan and blue. sells for 1.00. Special, Curtain scrim. 36 Inches wide, plain sPeCial Regularly 17.50. dtffe square yard UJFC centers, hemstitched Special ip A 'U’ • *9 border, special, yard AvC Brussels size 9x12, oriental Filet curtain net, 36 inches wide, patterns, medallion centers, worth Felt base squares, 6x9, make beauti- square mesh, neat patterns, white Curtain scrims, beautiful floral and today 30.00, sale $99 QflT ful rugs; new handsome Qfk and Ivory finish, foliage designs. 36 inches fZi&n price patterns;regularly 5.00. special, yard wide, for Saturday, yard..wsr^ — -J ! -..y\ ' jr f V STAR ST OREBBjfflnp;; 1 ?y;i. MITCHa THE SiAR SI ORRmmMMMßmmißl!l' THE STAR mill IMlir. .. hMHur ,_J, Jjai _ j —l" 11

ANITA AGAIN Movie fans will soon see Anita Stewart in her latest movie, "The Fighting Shepherdess.” From all reports, especially those from New York City, this is the best picture that Anita has had for many moons. Fox movie, at the Ria.to. “The Destruction of Rhoims” and other j acts, at the Lyric. Amelia Stone and Armand Kalis in “A j Song Romance,” and other acts, at B. F. Keith’s. ALHAMBRA. Feuds. That is the topic of "The Valley of

Tomorrow,” which is at the Alhambra the last days of this week. The real atmosphere of the mountain feuds is maintained throughout the play with highland characters and remarkable scenery. William Bussell is the star of the production. j He appears as Dabney Morgan, a prod- 1 uct of many generations of chronic haters. The girl of the story is portrayed by Mary Thurman, who has appeared in many .photoplays. Headaches From Slight Colds LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold, A tonic laxative and germ destroyer. Look for signature E. W. GROVE on box. 30c.—Advertisement.

Some Real Values in Furniture You are sure to save at Hutchinson’s LOOK AT THESE PRICES 9x12 Wool Fibre Rugs $14.00 Buying here 18x40 Mirrors sl2 to $lB-.50 mean* more We * will* * taka One Standing Office Desk. .$25.00 yoor old fur- "■■" "' *“ 1 nnnre mon Window Shades, 3x7 SI.OO We carry Semdae, O’Cedar and High Lustre Finish Polishes. Albert Hutchinson 312-14-16 Virginia Avenue. Phones, Pros. 581. Auto. 24-560.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 14,1920.

Russell and Miss Thurman are well adapted to the type of acting called for in “The Valley of Tomorrow,” and therefore all the scenes are realistic. The plot of the story Is woven among the feuds of the and the efforts of the backwoodsmen to avenge their wrongs. Opinion—Excellent scenery, good acting and a well-finished story. -1- -I- -IMUBAT. “The Smarter Set” opened a three-day engagement at the Murat last night. It is a company composed of colored singers, With Salem Tutt Whitney and ,T. Homer Tutt carrying most of the burden, and it is a pretty big burden. What the compauy lacks mostly are voices; there are numerous scenic changes and the comedy Is poor.

If these colored entertainers would stick to the old melodious southern type of singing and dancing and would be content to act natural, their show would be greatly improved. Even at that the show seemed to please those who like this kind of entertainment.

ONCE served at the table, National Bread makes friends for all time. It is made with milk, and has an even, snow-white goodness that almost melts in your mouth. It keeps better, too, because baked in large pound-and-a-half home-size loaves. But let the bread speak for itself. Buy a loaf today. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY fr - The Red Eagle Wrapper Means National Bread

SHOE PROFITEERS FINED. PITTSBURG, Pa„ May 14.—Judge W. H. T>. Thomson, in United States District court here, sentenced t the Books Shoe company to pay a fine of $2,000 after a plea of guilty had been entered to a charge of making unjust and unreasonable charges for shoes.

THE FAIR Prices Smashed r :.$4 Turn to Pages 6 and 7 Sixteen Solid Columns of Astonishing News of The Fair Store’s Price Smashing Removal Sale

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