Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 268, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1921 — Page 7

‘FAITH HEALER’ AND ‘THE DEVIL’ RUNS EXTENDED (Continued From Page Fire.) girl whom he has met through his Intervening when she attempts to commit sulfide. They live together for appearance sake, he never knowing anything of her past until a guest at their home, a rough, uncouth person for whom Hugh has been turned down by his former sweetheart, is killed. A servant who is accused of the crime later turns out to be his wife's father. Many unusual developments follow, giving an entirely new twist to the story and leading to an unusual dramatic climax. The story of “Worlds Apart” was written by John Lynch and was adapted for screen purposes by the R. Cecil Smiths. -!- -I- -IfTK IX A PILLMAN DEPICTED IX LLOYD MOVTE. Fun in a Pullman Is depicted In Harold new comedy, ‘‘Now or Never,” fchich will be held over next week at P^s^Ohio. LLOYD IX A SCENE FROM “NOW OR NEVER.” In addition to this comedy George Arllsa remains in “The Devil.” In this movie Mr. Arliss has a chance to reflect his dramatic ability on the screen for the first time. -I- -!- -ISHE LOVED TO FLIRT, SO THEY Cl" RED TEDDY. Bebe Daniels has anew comedy for her talents In “Ducks and Drakes,” written by Elmer Harris, which will be the attraction at the Alhambra for the first half of next week. Hiss Daniels appears as Teddy Simpson a wealthy orphan, who has been brought up by an aunt. She is urged by that much worried lady Into becoming engaged to Rob Winslow, an attractive young man who is deeply In love with her. Marriage, however, holds no particular appeal to her. Instead, she Is bent upon getting as much fun out of the present as possible, ner chief occupation consists of calling numbers at random over the telephone and holding conversations with the masculine voices that answer. Her fiance discovers this and with the aid of several friends plans a “frame-up" to teach the youitg woman a lesson. From there on the plot is daring and swift in action, developing Into a melodrama as a part of the treatment fixed by the consiprators to cure the Impetuous Teddy. -1- -!- DREAMER AXD NAGKI, STARRED IX CIRCLE MOVIE. Sylvia F.reamer and Conrad Nagel are co-starred In “Unseen Forces,” which opens Sunday at the Circle. The story concerns the experiences of a young woman, Miriam Holt, who is possessed of an uncanny power which enables her to foresee future events. When she was a little girl she met Clyde Brunton and their childish romance developed into a real love affair. When Clyde sees Miriam In the arms of Joe Simmons, a distant cousin, he leaves, broken-hearted, not knowing that Miriam's father had Just died and the relative was merely trying to assuage her grief. Clyde later marries another woman, but soon learns that his marriage was a mistake. He meets Miriam, who has In the meantime become famous for her wonderful power which she uses to bring comfort to suffering humanity, and he knows that he still loves her. How “the girl who

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. tt FRITZ LIEBEH. Anew Shakespearean star In the presence of Mr. Fritz Lleber will open a threeday engagement at English’s beginning March 2S. Not that Mr. Lleber Is new in the roles of the bard as he has been seen here before In the support of Robert Man tell. This is his first starring tour at the head of his own company. sees around corners” uses her strange power to unravel a most unfortunate matrimonial tangle and at the same time brings happiness to all whom she loves and who love her forms a dramatic climax to this Interesting story. A cast including Rosemary Theby, Robert Cain, Edward Martindel and Sam De Grasse are seen In support of the featured players. The bill will Include “The Old-Time | Movie Show.” -I- -I- -1j CHARLIE AXD JACKIE MAY BE SEEX TOGETHER, j Charlie Chaplin in “The Kid” will be : seen at the Regent all of the week starting Sunday. The feature Is generally re**"sSs£ Ri<s °" forded as one of the funniest subjects in Chaplin ever bas appeared. Jackie MB&StEjL: *Ji 1 Coogan, 6 - year -01. l boy actor, appears 'WWw chief in support of jjjL Chaplin, and it is largely through the boy that Charlie "puts over" his comedy. The H5555555H5HL feature tells the story of a deserted baby Jackie Coogan who is found by Chaplin on a morning stroll. He takes the infant to his home and it is then that the boy's “raisin’ ” begins. Although there are many comedy situations new to the screen in the feature, it also contains many pathetic situations. -I- -!- -|- GEORC.E MELFORD’S MOVIE REMAIN’S AT THE ISIS. George Meiford's production of “The Faith Healer” remains at the Isis, after having a prosperous run the last seven A MIGHTY TENOR If ■ . : GIOVANNI MARTI NELLI. Through the efforts of the Marlon County Council of the American Legion, Giovanni Martinelli, famous tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Company, and artists will appear at the Murat on Easter Sunday afternoon. March 27. This event is bound to be one of the most Important of the current concert season.

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days. It is worth seeing. The bill also Includes the Sherwoods and their singing orchestra. -I- -I- -I--CHAPLIN’B FORMER WIFE IX NEW MOVIE AT SMITH'S. Mildred Harris, the divorced wife of Charlie Chaplin, will open a week's engagement at Mister Smith's Sunday In “Polly of the Storm Country.” Tills is her latest movie. The music is also featured for next week.

HOROSCOPE “The stars incline, but do not compel!”

SUNDAY, MARCH 20. Astrologers read this is a most unfortunate day, for Venus, Neptune, the Sun and Mars are all in malefic aspect. It is a most menacing rule and one likely to cause intense mental depression. For this reason a positive attitude of rnlnd is enjoined. Agitation of blue laws again will occupy newspaper space, but the seers de-

A scintillating comedy with the charming M 1 p x Bebe as an impetuous young woman whose jf. \ s M flirtations get her into trouble with her fiance. . ***' ,/ : j Working on the theory that “an ounce of pre- \A vention is worth a pound of cure,” he plots against her with startling results. The fun is infectious and Miss Daniels more irresistible than ever. Prizma Color Subject “POOR BUTTERFLY” FOX NEWS WEEKLY SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY

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clare that there will be a national movement toward sane amusements for Sunday. Persons whose blrthdate It Is should watch their business affairs. The year should be fairly fortunate for them. Children born on this day may he exceedingly lighthearted and careless. They should be taught to be provident and their talents should be carefully developed.—Copyright, 1921. MONDAY, MARCH 21. Good and evile influences contest today, according to astrology. Although Jupiter and Mars are in benefle aspect, Saturn, Mercury and Uranus are adverse. It is an unlucky configuration for leases and contracts. Delay In signing agreements will be advantageous. Rents are to decline In many cities after the beginning of summer, if the planetary indications are read aright. Persons whose blrthdate it Is should beware of fires and thefts, both of which appear to be probable. Speculation should be avoided. Business should be proflt-

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able, but annoying letters may be received. Children born on this day will be ambitious, quick nnd energetic, but they should be guarded against the habit of all forms of exaggeration.—Copyright, 1921. Sue Sanitary Board to Prevent Trespass Suit for $20,000 damages and a petition for an Injunction to protect their property near the city garbage reduction plant from being used for a public purpose were filed yesterday before Judge Arthur R. Robinson in Superior Court, Room 4, against the city of Indianapolis and the board of sanitary commissioners by Jesse and Florence H. Alley. Lucius B. Swift and Frank C. Linkenfelter, members of the sanitary commission, and Charles Hurd, consulting engineer, were named as party defendants. The complaint says the sanitary commission threatens to use land belonging to the plaintiffs for “access and agress” to and from the garbage plant.

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Something to think about to talk about UNSEEN FORCES WITH SYLVIA BREAMER and CONRAD NAGEL —A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION— Do unseen forces exist? Do they guide your life and love? Can they bridge the gap of misunderstanding between men and women? You’ll enjoy every moment of Sydney A. Franklin’s big play, “Unseen Forces.” It explains the things you’ve wondered over.

EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION Owen Moore s Mary Pickford “The Old Time Movie Show” —exactly as presented 12 years ago— Ouen Moore and Mary Pickford starring in the thrilling drama, “SHADOWS OF DOUBT ” An Illustrated Song, ■ - . “MY LITTLE KANGAROO" Old Time Imported Comedy, “A RUNAWAY LEOPARD ** USUAL PRICES A Special BRUCE SCENIC Daily Matinee . . 15c and.2sc CTRCLETTE OF NEWS Evenings (and Sundays) . . Overture—- . . . . 25c and 40c Good Friday Spell—From “Parsifal.”

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