Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1920 — Page 5

ROMANCE, FUN AND BEAUTY ON PICTURE BILLS Big Productions Coming to City Next Week—‘Everywoman’ at English’s. 2 FEATURES AT CIRCLE ■y|OVING picture houses have an JYI interesting week ahead with several innovations. In addition to Anita Stewart in "The Yellow Typhoon," the Circle will offer a pantomime. “Pagan Purple,” employing the services of thirty-five dancers and singers. “Everywoman,” a big spectacular movie made from the modern stage play, with Violet Heming in the leading role, will be at English's The Alhambra blazes forth with Ethel Clayton in “A Lady In Love;'’ the Ohio with Viola Dana in ’’Dangerous to Men;” the Colonial with Mary Miles Minter In “Nurse Marjorie,” and the other houses are also offering feature productions. ••THOC AKT THE MAN.” The scenes of “Thou Art the Man"' are laid in the dia--1 mond fields of ' South Africa, and the minjHhHßHk stone forms an . Interesting bnckground to the Robert Warwick. J an adv e n turous MSB // soldier of fortune, .'wmß w-bo falls in love KS. T/s with a pretty girl. His love for her WAPWI/* iz causes him to bewic.iv come the lnnocent tool of a gang of illicit diamond buyers. He Is caught and is sentenced to prison, but in the end he is able to clear himself. -I- -i- -IAXITA STEWART. Playing a dual role, that of the woman known as "The Yellow Typhoon.” and ter twin sister Hilda of the United States secret service. Anita Stewart docs some splendid character work. As the former, she appears as a striking blonde of the adverturess type and as the latter a sweet bruenette, who lives only for her mother. •’The Yellow Typhoon,” was written by Harold MacGrath. It centers about two sisters, one selfish, who Is willing to do anything to satisfy hr own desires for pleasure and excitement, and the other, of the home-lov-ing type, who fights her own sister for the sake of her country and home "PAGAN PURPLE.” An Oriental spectaelorama, "Pagan Purple,'' will also be a feature at the Circle all week. There are thirty-five In the cast, special songs anil elaborate stage settings done by S. Barrett MeCormi-'k, assisted by Frank Zimmerer. art director, and Norma Gregr, composer. The cast is composed entirely of professionals. many of them formerly with operatic and musical comedy shows. The story, the scene from which Is laid in an old Chinese city, centers around three principal characters. Evil

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W COLORED SINGERS, DANCERS, COMEDIANS |Jf| A Fast Stepping Aggregation of Mirthful Melody 11 Makers in a Veritable Riot of Syncopation SU STATFORD COMEDY FOUR IN THEIR VOCAL ODDITY “THE NEW TEACHER” TWO LILLIES MORRIS &TOWNE SELMA BRATTZ & CO. CLEVER GIRLS “A FOOL FOR TEN MINUTES’’ JUGGLING NOVELTY LA PETITE REVUE A DELIGHTFUL MANIKIN MUSICAL COMEDY TOM MOONEY FOX COMEDY STORY TELLING COMEDIAN “THE GREAT NICKLE ROBBERY” \ Dancing In the Lyric Ball Room Afternoon and Evening /

l'ye. Prince Ling Foo and Lotus Blossom. THE REGENT. Three separate features will be presented at the Re- ' production; “The . 1 Pendleton Roundc * * up.” the latest picvV ture of the annual jf- ' champ ionship in Jr western sports, and •jgjLjfeid , Snub Pollard in “Merely a Maid,” one of bis latest comedies, also will FARNUM be shown. The program is one of the longest ever offered patrons of the Regent. “Et ERYW OMAN.” The quest or journey of "Everywoman” for love will be depicted next week on the screen at English's. The film version of “Evcrywoman," a play which made a splendid impression oa the stage, is said to follow the 6tage version very closely. Though mainly allegorical in character. the story opens mu<-h as a drama of ordinary life. A beautiful girl at a bazaar Is wooed by a millionaire, an actor and a poor physician. She is also besieged by the offer of a stage manager to embrace a dramatic career. Thereupon the story becomes a transcript of the journey of life. The heroine becomes Everywotnan, the millionaire is Wealth, the actor Passion

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and the other characters bear similar names. "Everywoman" Is urged to go upn the stage of life by Flattery to seek King Love. Her long journey leads her through many pitfalls, past the temptations of Wealth and Passion, until she finally reaches the humble hut of Love, who turns out to be the young physician. The cast Is composed of Violet Hemlng, Wanda Hawley, Margaret LoomU, Edyth Chapman, Bebe Daniels. Theodore

murat monday may 31st stuart walker’s fourth Indianapolis season the bill for the first week will be two kisses anew play by harry james smith author of the tailor-made man evenings at 11:30 matinees wed., thurs. and sat. at 2:30 nrifAG evenings 25c. 50c. (1.00 priVCSi matinees 25c and 50c seats now selling at the theatre and downtown box office merchants heat and light company

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Roberts, Monte Blue, Irving Cummings, .lames Neill, Raymond Hatton, Noah Berry, Tuliy Marshall, Charles Ogle, l'red Huntley anil Clarence Gcldart. A spoken prologue will precede the picture. The program will also contain a Burton Holmes travelogue and other interesting short subjects. -1- -|- .|. ALHAMBRA. Girls who elope with comparative strangers run the risk of encountering

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sh dire troubles that hover about the heroine of the photo-drama “A Lady In Lore," starring Ethel Clayton, which will he presented at the Alhambra the

It Means The Oriental Phantasia the Shriners will present at the Murat three nights B ■ Jill | Mon., T ues., Wed., NEXT WEEK Gorgeous Scenery and Dazzling Costumes World Wonders Unfolded by the Magic Ointment of Vision SEE PINK HALL AND JOHNNY GOLL. SEE ROLTARE. THE WIZARD. SEE ALLEN. HOURI OF THE EAST. SEE DANCING GIRLS OF BAGDAD. SEE GEISHA GIRLS OF JAPAN. SEE HOW THE SHRINERS DO THINGS. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Form Your Parties and Enjoy the DANCING AND REFRESHMENTS After the Show. Prices- 92.50. $2.00, 91.50 W,tF~Tax~lnchuiecn Shrine Box Office at Murat Open Sunday 1:30 to 6 p. m.

SAVE YOUR DOLLARS SPEND THE CHANGE AT KEITH’S . NEXT WEEK Three Shows Daily 2:30 — 7:30 —9 P r M. JOHN T. RAY & CO. A Comedy Episode. “CHECK YOUR HAT” Christie and Bennett Musical Parshleys Two Gentlemen from Virginia Instrumental Novelty McCarthy and Stenard Gabby Bros, and Clark A “Two-Bed” Farce Comedy A Trio of Talkative Chaps TOM MOORE And His Girly Girls in a Neat Comedy and Musical Melange. KINOGRAM WEEKLY LITERARY DIGEST Latest News Events in Film Pithy and Pertinent Form. Paragraphs * The Nights Ase Crowded and the Matinees Cost Less. Save Your Dollars—Spend the Change at Keith’s.

first half of next week. It Is the story of a young and innocent convent bred girl, who becomes so (Continued on Pnge Seen.)

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AMUSEMENTS. Continuous LAST TIMES I TODAY I and TOMORROW The Big Joy Show with f| Interesting I Features including 11 The Woman With m ImuH the X-Ray EYES jjS NOTE—lmga will move to the iff] Rialto Sunday for one week's engagement. I Jimmy Britt j|f Ex-Champion of the World (Daredevil Jack Twelfth Chapter, with JACK DEMPSEY and Other Features Coming Monday “A Holiday in Dixieland” Ladies’ Bargain Matinees EVERY MON.—WED.—FBI.

VATO Sunday Mon., Tues., Wed. t ROBERT WARWICK “THOU ART THE MAN” Drama of the Fascinating South African Diamond Fields Hank Mann Comedy Novelty Five Entertainers

The House of Thrills 6||Ull A V f§ m O U HUII I FAST—SXATPY /USsKJ The Happy-Go-Lucky Star FRANKLYN FARNUM THE LATEST OF THE COWBOY CONTESTS “THE PUNCHER AND THE PUP” In a Wester*- Drama of Guns and Grins “THE PENDLETON ROUND-UP” WINNERS OF THE ANNUAL EVENT SNUB POLLARD &E ‘MERELY MARRIED’

. . - (RIALTO Let’s Go-lt’s Continuous ALL NEW AGAIN I Tomorrow All-Feature Program Including 1 The Woman With X-Ray Eyes NOTE—On popular demand from the patrons of the Broadway and Rialto theaters we were fortunate in secring “I M G A,” the mysterous woman, for a week’s engagement at the Rialto, starting tomorrow, where she will answer I all your questions pertaining ft to love affairs, business, health, 1 or anything. Ask her. MISS SHIRLEY MASON In a Fascinating Romance In I Which Art and Cupid Collide I 1 LOVE’S HARVEST H Bud and Jessie Grey VERSATILE NOVELTIES I Stanley and Olson IT’S YOUR ACT Esmeralda Trio MUSICAL HARMONY Tribble and Diggs . DARKTOWN HONEYMOON H Attend the 1:30 Show! AND AVOID THE JAM |S§ Ladies —Get coupons at this the- a (fl ater good at the Broadway Mob- I H day. Wednesday. Friday Matinees. I mm ALL THIS WEEK BATHING BCAUTIKS With Nymph-like Chorus of Talented Bathing Beauties. This coupon and 10 cents entitle lady to reserved seat, at any matinee during week.

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