Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1920 — Page 6

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VARIED PHOTO BILLS OFFERED (Continued From Page Fire.) khlch will be shown, at th“ Alhambra for the first half of the week starting Sunday afternoon with Dorothy Dalton In the principal role. Priscilla Maine, a young society girl, is loved by a Dr. Fosdick. In the Chinatown underworld lives Priscilla's counterpart as to looks. Nora O’Moore. She is known as Red Carnahan's girl, though a romantic Spaniard named Mario Gonzales. Is in love with her. There is a murder, Nora disappears and Priscilla Is mistaken for her and kidnapped. Exciting adventures follow The supporting cast includes Huntley Gordon, Walter Neeland, lessie Arnold, Lucille Carney, Donald Macriierson and Bert Starkey. -i- -I- -!- HOUSE PETERS. In casting the principal male role n "Silk Husbands and Calico Wives" House Peters, who has done satisfactory work In the past on the screen, was selected to play the role of the silk husband. Peters will be remembered for bis work In “The Girl of the Golden West” and “The Great Divide. ’ Monte M. Katterjohn wrote the story and Is remembered as the author of “The Flame of the Yukon” and “Carmen of the Klondike.” Mary Alden has the role ft the wife who could not keep pace In life with her energetic husband. > The cast includes Ruth St. Clair. Sam Sothern. Mildred Reardon and Vincent Serrano. At the Ohio all week.

1* W — 1 SUNDAY B IMon., Tues.,Wed. ■PggT - BRYANT I WASHBURN Jki rs - ? en, pi e ’ s Telegram f* YAW/ —A Speaking of triangles, \ / 'N alibis, high jinks and things, \ i V®Hr j / you never laughed so hard \ \ y j / at so many innocent folk ap- \ \ (jy_/ / pearing so guilty. BILLY WEST FARCE Novelty Five Entertainers

Honp of ThrilU All SNUB POLLARD Next in the Chuckle jk ft Week all dressed up rjHnMo kr •• W- '(S&QKKf * | / Th Rollicking Pomades? ©f a A i .Joyous Vagabond- Picturiared 7 7 irorn the famous novel bv Henry Herbert Knibbs \f ß|ltl B£ST TWI^O Y f/is HAQm CAREY v m evep did; j

MangpA ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN THE SHADOW 3A The story of a girl who placed duty to her sister above her own happiness—and just to reward her, C upid entangled the web in the nich of time DDI7II A The Ghost of John Barleycorn rniXIfSA Memories That Will Thrill. SNUB / LIBERTY QUINTETTE \ LATEST POLLARD ( AMERICAN HARMONISTS ISELZNICK COMEDY \ WONDER ENTERTAINERS ) NEWS

WASHBURN AGAIN. Bryant Washburn Is becoming more and more a favorite in comedy Sand farce roles and In “Mrs. Temhe has splendid opp o r tunities to show his comody ability. This farce allows Washburn to play the role of a man who has a Jealous 13 she that she sees evil every time hubby winks pretty blonde be- .. hind a counter. Bryant Washburn. Jt lg th@ wife - s jealousy which causes all the rumpus in this movie. At the Isis the first half of Jhe week. -I- -I- -IA FAVORITE RETURNS. Elaine Hammersteln Is the featured player in “The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes.” the attraction at the Colonial all week, starting Sunday. The star enacts a dual role and Is seen in the roles of Leontine Maddern, a vaudeville actress, and Leona, her sister, an artist. Because of .in-alleged scandal In which Leontine figured, Leona never uses her almost similar name but goes under the name of Rosalie Byrnes, which was her mother's maiden name. In the early days of the war, while sacrificing her concert work to sing at a hostess house lu one of the large camps, Rosalia meets Lieut. Gerald Cromwell. They fall in love. Cromwell Is ordered overseas and be-

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fore he leaves they are wedded. Later complications develop and many dramatic situations are seen. The story is founded on the novel by Grace Sartwell Mason. HARRY CAREY. Harry Carey, famous western player. Is featured In “Overland Red,” the attraction at the Regent all week, starting

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i, Drama of Monte Carlo, Its Glittering Palace of Chance—and Girl Who Broke the Bank jif Katherine MacDonald, “The American Beauty," aet against lVtv' : the fascinating background of Monte Carlo, with Its pulsating life, ita adventures, Its romances and tragedies. "f"l%S£* ! v / Here is the remarkable, all-absorbing story of convent-reared “Mary Grant," whose unconventional, though Innocent, conduct notoriety and sensational experiences In the circles If if ENTIRE WEEK STARTING SUNDAY

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Sunday. , Carey appears In the role of “a knight of the road,” who finds a dying man in the desert. The man dies and Carey finds In his pockets gold nuggets and a queer map, evidently indicating the location of a secret mine. Red later attracts the attention of

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an eastern girl who is going west to live. A dishonest sheriff who suspects the hidden mine, arrests Red on a false charge In order to obtain the map. There follow many interesting events which lead to an unusual climax. “ J EIIYLL-H YDB.” John Barrymore has Inherited the tremendous task of playing a goodly man

and a regular devil of a man In the same movie. This opportunity Is given Barrymore In Robert Louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” As the doctor ne is a good man but as

jjjff| [Bll KiPfiyl International Literary News Digest Weekly Topics I A Play For rCLEOPATRA^I ...... D,dnl M J os ' ,or fm ~ a vivid dramatic cor. Every Mamed Woman K , ~ , trayal of th. .trilring Every Married Man She Had a Reason unequaine&s fa worn- i Every Single Woman j es Yo ur Reason ail’s life compared to | Every Single Man . her more progressive Every Young Girl It’* Every Woman’s Reason mat,e * Every Young Fellow And you can see it and know it — in I * —“Silk Husbands and Caltco Wives.” !! V— i 1..—■... I. y THE LOST CITY - ~] A tremendous, spell-binding adventure of t'io African jungle. Thousands of natives and thousands of wild animals. ALL WEEK—STARTING SUNDAY

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Mr. Hyde be Is a brute and a murderer. As Dr. Jekyll, Barrymore loves In an honest way a beautiful girl, acted by Martha Mansfield, formerly of "The Follies.” As Air. Hyde, the brute, he insults the

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girl he loves and admires as Dr. J sky 11. The film will certainly make a fellow want to walk down the middle of the street at night. 1 Opens at English’s Sunday for a week*U stay. ___ m