Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 278, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1922 — Page 7

PIIL 1,1922.

■EITH NEWS vaudivlile programs during Century" Hnnivorsary vreei, ■o 29, favorite artists and faB will add Jubilee features to the Bterformanees In order to give ■ to the Nation-wide celebration B vaudeville during the historic B which it has attained the peak ■raordinary sui ess. The artists Bat the circuit hove been keyed m significance of the anniversary Bi the result that their performattained even greater excelHd higher “polish” this season, ■.ton-wide and simultaneous celelof the “Third of a Century" anRy will be a red letter week In ftry of Taudeville In America. f -I- -i- iJnent public officials, educators. rUsts and musical organizations ktieipate in the midday observkthe Keith “Third of a Century” week. In such places as launched a civic forum in

B I A L T O n 1 ALL NEXT WEEK I Wmusical Comedy Extravaganza 1 PrOKIO.GIRLS “THE CHARMING WIDOW” I ft With a Nifty Singing and Dancing Chorus —A Beautiful Array of Gowns — i I Special Scenic Effects —and everything to make a First-class Musical Show.

An Out of the Ordinary Feature Photoplay from the Saturday Evening Post (‘Fifty Candles” ft Featuring mMarjory Daw, Bertram Grassby and Dorothy Sibley

|WO SHOWS ntlnoes Except SAT. and SUN. t. 15c L nT 25s

and Best Idea I ■ . 0 on the screen KdfeL T'fUEAirMEfl* pjus ms' want to see Witwer's famous character actually

the local Keith theatres, the week will be made memorable by the beginning of such activities. Constructive plans for philanthropy, business or patriotic service will be outlined by leaders in such activities, and local singers and instrumentalists will give Jubilee programs In the Keith theaters which now are at their disposal for such admirable uses, at no cost to them and with the complete cooperation of the Keith eiaffs. “Third of a * Century” anniversary week Is Intended to celebrate the public service record of Kalth vaudeville and Its community value, even more than Its achievements as an amusement business. President E. P. Albee of the Keith vaudeville circuit some years ago foresaw a widening field of unselfish utility for the theaters under his direction and, with the cooperation of Keith n anagers everywhere, began a systematic campaign to Induce musical, dancing and civic betterment organizations to make use of the Keith theaters free of charge and at hours not conflicting with the regular performances. “Third of a Century” week will be

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made the occasion for voluntary local celebrations by many organizations which have sprung up and prospered largely through this generous encouragement from the Keith organization the executives of which regard this phase of the history of Keith vaudeville as the most important and the most enduring of all. In smaller Keith cities in which the public has not as yet taken advantage of the offer of free forenoon use of the Keith houses as rehearsal halls for choirs and orchestns, or as public forums sot the discussion of civic questions, “Third of a Century” anniversary week from April 24 to April 29, will be signalllzed by the formation of such local organizations and, wherever possible, the giving of concert* by the high order of “home talent" so plentiful In all American towns. DANCE BULKS HURT BUSINESS. VIENNA, April I.—Viennese business mne have requested Chancellor Shober to modify his restrictions on public dancing in places where tourists congregate. They protest that business has been hurt by curbing gaiety.

PRICE OF ONE NIGHTS Bai.2oc^3oc F L .r 40c

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110 DISTINCT FEATURES MORE "THIRD OF A CENTURY” VAUDEVILLE FIRST TIME AT THESE PRICES HARRY WATSON, Jr. IN HIS COMEDY CLASSIC THE YOUNG KID BATTLING DUGAN' | together AL|CE fIND LUC , LLE SHE I D oN S rsira SASHINGTON’S DOGS-"IN PERFECT HARMONY” BILLY GLASON "SAYINGS” ESY NEAL R. O’HARA—N. Y. WORLD “SONGS” BY EMMY ADELPHI LEW LOCKET AND ANN LYNN CLEVER COMEDIANS AND MUSICIANS ARNAUT BROTHERS "THE INIMITABLE CLOWNS” aerial— 4 VALENTINOS -sensational ANOTHER NEW PLAY—WITH VALERK BERGERE AND HER COMPANY COMEDY DRAMA JOY SAN” TOPICS OF THE DAY—AESOP'S FABLES—PATHE NEWS MATS.— ISc, 20c, 30c, 55c. EVES.— 3Oc, 55c, 85c, sl.lO. GET READY FOR THE “THIRD OF A CENTURY JUBILEE” ENTIRE WEEK APRIL 24th

In an elaborate Spring T)aneo Festival. Sue Tezzman, Jeanette Solotken and Phyllis Ent, baby soloists, will surprise you with their ability. Miss ITaeker’s latest creation, “One April I)ay, M a ballet in which fifty children will dance, will be presented in connection with eighteen divertisements. Miss Hacker will bo assisted by Russ Holler and his Ho'osier Harmonists. Mr. F. Nusbaum, tenor, pupil of Ed Nell, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Beriault, dramatic art teachers of tho Metropolitan School of Music, will present an absurdity, “What Fools Ye Mortals Be,” a one-act playette. LOUTS PI KE, THE MOST EFFICIENT MUSICAL DIRECTOR IN THE CITY, WILL CONDUCT THE ORCHESTRA-

Mshubert"!?" Thursday uraT saSy ONLT MATINEE SATERDAY I PRICES EVE.--50c, SI.OO, $1.50, $2.00 MATINEE BEST SEATS sl.so",||l§li| HEATS MONDAY OA. M. BOX OFFICES. WfMmgmNstiF*mjl Lit SHUBECT PRESEIfTS V.' MsT JSSL WILLIAM VJI HOUSE IN HIS ORLATtST SUCCESS j DOG LOVE -1 1 TOO MUCH DOG s bj WILLIAM HODUEL 1 NEW ORK ■ (tO*) JS 'A Ab tbe author and star of “DOG LOVE,” Mr. S llodgt has achieved something worth while It is f§ B / <L a good Show. JS A.VV YORK GJ.OUIi H |'\ CHICAGO • | BF fl Bv 1 Hodge is without doubt tha moat liked comedian Hj If 1B \ I In the United StagesW/j ll 11 CHICAGO DAILY NJEm

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MUR/ 1 THEATRE Tuesday Night, April 4th GERTRUDE HACKER and select students of her school will he seen

MOTION PICTURES. ALHAMBRA ALL NEXT WEEK Special Engagement—The Screen’s Most Perfect Production—Auspices Board of Photoplay Indorsers last complete novel ”our Mutual Friend' Millions of persons have read and continue to read this j wonderful story—which, all at once Is romance, melo- Jl drama, mystery of the most fascinating sort. Here is a story made with fidelity and painstaking care; made in sffiy the way to keep alive in your memory the story as its author wrote it. No one has taken liberties with the story In the making—it is human, true and unforgettable. HAROLD LLOYD IN “THAT'S HIM” FOX NEWS WEEKLY—TOPICS OF THE DAY I

TURN TO THE RIGHT! WITH W ALICE TERRY-JACK MULHALL—HARRY MYERS 1 As great a spectacle as “The Four Horse- Two lovable crooks, a race track wastrel ■ men," full of beauty and inspiring and farm-keeping droOier combine to turn I romance, bubbling with rollicking humor. peaches into gold. ,dj§fe OUR GUARANTEE —Money back if this picture don’t every detail! Extra Special—“BOYS” Coining, Week April 9 gs Coming, Week April 9 i “Foolish Wives’* “Foolish Wives*’

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