Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 290, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1922 — Page 8

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PAT HE COMPANY TO PHOTOGRAPH LOCAL EVENTS Whole World Will Be Given Glimpse of Doings in, Indianapolis. v. Local news erects o? Interest to the residents of this city and vicinity an to be filmed by the Pathe News and included in ■weekly locs, specials, which will be a part of the regular issues of

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KEITH’S STAMP ON VAUDEVILLE IS LIKE “STERLING” ON SILVER: The QUALITY is Never QUESTIONED HERE’S A BIG-TIME SHOW ALL THE WAY THE DAINTY DANSEUSE MABEL FORD WITH D. APOLON, GOLDEN and WEST And Her Own Celebrated Orchestra BOOST FOR THE HOME TOWN BOY Former Pupil Metropolitan School cf Music LARRY COMER DISTINCTIVE DELINEATOR OF DIFFERENT DITTIES NIPPON DUO VAnToRN & INEZ VERSATILE ENTERTAINERS “60 TURNS A MINUTE" THIS WEEK’S BIG MUSICAL FEATURE GEORGE SADIE WHITING and BURT SINGING TIIEIR WAY TO POPULAR FAVOR HARRY HOLMAN IN HIS LATEST COMEDY SUCCESS, “HARD BOILED HAMPTON" . THE “GREENWICH FOLLIES” COMEDY STAR. AL. HERMAN THE ASSASSIN OF GRIEF AND REMORSE I TOPICS OF THE DAY—AESOP’S FABLES—PATnE NEWS MATS — ISc, 20c, 30c, 58c, EVES — 3Oc, 65c, 85c, sl.lO GET READY FOR THE “THIRD OF A CENTURY JUBILEE’’—ENTIRE WEEK APRIL 24TH

Pn/sed 0/9 Bust SotaibSSm A REAL SHRINE SHOW,. PPM. TQ. WM. GENERAL, PUBLIC^ MURAT thurs. fri. sat. MINSTREL SNOW AT &U 5 P.M. SATURDAY MATINEE AT •LUS P.M. BAZAAR FROM 2P.M. TO MIDNIGHT DAILY. Bitftfest Fcmfest of the Yea r. One Ticket Admits to Show and Bazaar. Price $129 plus tax-All Seats Reserved note: exchange advance tickets for reserved seats on and after HON. APR. 17™ AT MURAT THEATRE OR MERCHANTS HEAT Sr LIGHT CO. OFFICE , . ev eryrody welcoH e

the News as shown In the motion picture theaters in this territory. The aim of the Pathe News has always been to cover the big national and international news events for the benefit of the country at large. Asa national medium it cannot include motion picture views of the thousand and one things that are happening dally in every town and city In the country that are of purely local interest. Yet the Pathe officials realize that this loca. news is of vital Interest to tne commanfties affected. Therefore, the Pathe News, the pioneer of “screen newspapers,” has hit upon the idea of weekly local specials, photographed and issued In the most important news centers of the country, and this

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city has been setected as one of those to receive this service. These motion picture reports of local happenings will be developed and printed here and rushed to the tirst-run theaters the minute the prints are ready for screening. The first of the local specials will be issued on April 15. With its world-wide organization, and tremendous distribution facilities, it has been able to score news “beats’' regularly on some of the bjggest stories of the age, It is claimed. Among the most recent achievements of this kind were the showing of motion pictures of the new Pope

MOTION PICTURES. | __ f' east:g - r A Man’s Fight Against Tremendous Odds to Re- ) r cover a Girl’s Inheritance From a Gang of Tim- r^\ ' U berland Pirates. Enacted in the Mighty Forests j V l|r if -fares whalyou're for Ip mtmsm round two °r I l-poffk U&her Pushers' 1 j \\ Being the Further Adventures of \ fC fj \Y~ Kid Halliday, Boxer. 1# .in mm ii ■ in in imrr■..

Piux XI on the day his election was announced and .the views of the marriage of Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles. In many instances the airplane has been used to distribute issues of the News to all parts of the country in recordbreaking time. Trotski Will Not Reduce Red Army MOSCOW, April 14, via London, April 15.—Leon Trotski today issued a general

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order to the red army saying Russia will not demobilize any ofter soldiers until the “bourgeois and capitalistic powers agree to limit land armaments.” AMUSEMENTS'"

A KJfi &£ Two Shows ■ rTLIm Daily, 2:15, 8:15. GEORGIA MINSTRELS 40 People—Band and Orchestra. Only show of Its kind in the world.

. _______ Inauguratingmi A NEW STANDARD 4g|®k of ENTERTAINMENT f or n^iana P°^ ls - 'ML TVITII AN ENLARGED ORCHESTRA OF THIRTY PICKED r . fjpfc MUSICIANS, WITH PLANS COMPLETED FOR THE PRESENTATION OF A NUMBER OF STAGE SPECIALTIES Mil® M. EVERY WEEK AND WITH ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO GIVE YOU THE BEST THE STAGE AND SCREEN ' Mj© HAVE TO OFFER, THE CIRCLE THEATER HEREAFTER mm, MomSSl , WILL PRESENT A STANDARD OF ENTERTAINMENT / " mwrfi iV NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED IN INDIANAPOLIS. THE IJ ]\P - . •= rW/I U EASTER WEEK PROGRAM CAN BE TAKEN AS A CRITERION THEQUALITY OF AMUSEMENT TO BE AT < MA DGE SMILIN’ THROUGH ” The Consummating Dramatic Achievement of the Truest of All Screen Artists—a Play That Knows No Bounds Except Those of the Human Heartstrings. Dynamic, Overwhelming and Yet Elusive , and Tender, Norma Talmadge's Portrayal Marks Important! Her a3 th 6 First to Reacll Perfection in Her Art. rn Hereafter tho doors j __ . _ _ Nl of the theater will TANARUS) TV T3 \ [\/T be opened on week T IV U V.J IV Jr\. IVI days at 12 o'clock heretofore 01 U as The Equal of Which Has Never Been Presented in Indianapolis sis From 12 until 12 :3o OVERTURE 5. TOPICS OF THE DAY TJ a musical program X* T mm’ C 4VAI.RY MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT will be given on tho LIUHI CA\ALKX “WABASH BLUES'' mezzanine, to bo RT/VrSK ' 2. A PICTORIAL NOVELTY 6 _ y O CAL PROLOGUE motion picture pro-, “WOMEN MUST \VEEP INSPIRED BY THE gram. With Special Orchestra Accompaniment FEATURE PHOTOPLAY lux* performances . o CIRCLE PIANO B \N D NORMA TALMA DCr E C 0 nnd° to sta°B< ' WITH SIXTEEN GIKLS * In “SMILIN’ THROUGH" XSS? W at Uß “i r s , __ * „ w „ 8. “OUT OF THE INKWELL” and Si the evening 4. CIRCLETTE OF NEWS A COMEDY CARTOON ji mb mm* m „ MM i ,■■■■■■ ■■■■—■■ ii—■ mmmmwmmmmm —— n -1 , Times’ Radid Set-Have You Seen It Yet?

THE LAST PRODUCTION DIRECTED D.TAYLOR-

flliiiißiXN J.EMPTATION' Harold Lloyd Apache underworld and society boudoir “Wvt Aiclp linked in this thrilling romance of a dazx A „ zling little dancer who became the darling Over 0 f Paris! FOX NeWS MAHLON HAMILTON—THEODORE KOSLOFF— Weekly MARY THURMAN IN THE CAST.

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APRIL 15, 1922.