Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1922 — Page 12

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PLAY IS FORCEFUL ‘Haìry Ape ’ Masterpiece of Drama

Hi) WALTER D. HICKStAX Crash! The bones in thè big body of Yank Smith cracked in thè mighty grusp of a big hairy gorilla in a zoo. The last cry from thè troubled soul of thè big stoker is “What te it all about?” Ile thought ho “belonged’’ and that you and I just don’t belong. rhat's thè ending and thè tesson from K u gene O’Xeill's "The Hairy Ape,” which nude an Indianapolis a u die noe last § night think and shudder. I have previously .tpoken at length concerninent. ' ' Yank'" did possesa thè belief that he “belonged” right in thè engine rooni of thè a&SF' big ocean liner, WOL.IIUI.M but he conrtcmned thè others on thè promenade deck because they tlidn’t belong. That Yank felt he knew. When he began to think he couldn’t understand, but he was dead sure that he belonged. Yank lìegins to Think -Yt this tinte I want to eonsider th* work of Louis Wolheim as thè halfnaked stoker in thè engine rt>om of a -reat boat. Wolheim is thè “hairy ape" of thè title. In thè tìrst scene Vank Smith (Wolheim) te seen with thè members of thè engine-feeding gang in a dirty hold of a boat. The men are drinking and cursing. They are talking and living their own language. They tight. They swear and they hate. They are “animate.” but Vank preaehes his doctrine of strength. They make thè boat go. Don't they? They shovel coal inco thè hungry mou*hs r.f thè furnaces. They are doing soinething, but they are not .ninking. Out of thè din of thè curses and thè :toise in thè hole, Y’ank begins to hir.k. Y’ank teils thè bunch what he hinks of a man with “yellow” in his >l<>od. Kven thè other stokers who or.’t thir.k as Yank does "don’t be•ng.” They are yellow. Wolheim makes you see thè conir.g of thè mental tight. At times he -eems to brutally tear open thè very .oul of Y'ank Smith. Y'ou see this nan think and doubt, boast and wonler. Then he is “insulted” in thè enfine rooni of thè boat bv a society ri ri. She calls him a beast. Y'ank huris a shovel at her but nisses her pretty head. She "don't belong." Then revenge enters his trend of thought. He will invade Fifth Avenue and get that “dame” who had thè nerve to “bawl him out.”

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ROYALTY ALICE TERRY Alice is of thè royal blood in “The Prisoner of Zenda.” She is thè Princess Flavia who puts her country above mere love for a man. She ls rery sweet and pretty in this movie, on view all next week at thè Ohio. So remarkable is Wolheim's conception of thè basic truths at work in Y'ank, that thè result is a masterpiece of acting which is one of thè few complete dramatic triumphs of thè modern stage. Wolheim is just as human in his way as O’Xeill. Wolheim has torn wide open thè mental inside of Y’ank and exposed it to thè world. Yank YY'ants to Know In thè scene where Y’ank attempts to become thè member of a certaln alleged society of destructlon, Yank ltarns he has "got ’em all wrong.” They don’t want wreekers in their membership. They are trying to educate thè masses. not make them wreekers, he learns, Y’ank is too l.ardboiled” for them and they throw him out of headquarters. Then Y'ank goes to thè zoo.

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Surely thè big gorilla and Yank “belong.” But — Crash! Yank lies crushed, broken and fatally hurt in thè cage of thè gorilla. What is it all about? Doesn’t Y’ank belong? O’N'eiH’s Best I believe "The Hairy Ape” is thè l>est of all of O’NeiU’s writings. It is a masterpiece. So is thè acting | of Wolheim. Do not be afraid of either O’Neill jor Wolheim. Lise is reilected through and by them. | A masterful evening awaits you at ! thè Murat today and Saturday. The cast and production match up with thè strength of thè play. Don't miss “The Hairy Ape” and 1 Wolheim. I -I- -I- *!* Also On View i Other attractions on view today in- | elude Trixie Friganza at Keith’s; j Meroff and Ibach Entertainers at thè I Palane; Mlle. Rhea, dancer, at Lyric; “Success” at thè Park: burlesque at thè Broadway: musical comedy and j inovies at thè Rialto; “The Storm” at thè Circle; “The Old Homestead’ at I thè Ohio; “Silver Wings" at thè Apol- | lo; “The Cowboy and thè Lady" at I thè Colonial; "The Isle of Zerda” at thè Isis: triple bill at thè Regent and "Do and Dare" at Mister Smlth’s. njjro IA woman on an lnbound Michigan Street car asked to get off at | N’oble St. The motorman apparently ! forgot her request and when thè car reached Delaware St. she asked why I he did not let lier off. He made no i effort to explain. simply stood there and laughed in her face. —H. O. A prosperous looking man tool; his j cigar out of his mouth and i>ut it i on a window ledge as he entered a

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downtown bank. Upon coming out he picked up thè cigar, relit it and resumed his smoke with evident enjoyment.—C. S. D. The I Spied Editor is running short of good material. Did you see anything funny today? If so, write lt on a post card, address to thè I spied Editor of thè Times and he will appreciate it. A Boy Scout stood and watched two old women carry a bushel basket of potatoes across La Salle St.—A. H. A man walked in a meat market on Clifton St. and called his order over thè heads of several women customers waiting in line. —Mrs. M. C. A maltese tomeat chased a big fox squirrel up a trae in N. Talbott St. until a small limb almost broke under their comblned weight. Then Tom turned precariously around, went back to thè ground and walked stiffly away.—V. B. F. Tliief Takes Tools Charles A. Pollock, 26 S. Rural St., today reported to police a thief stole a set of automobile tools from his automobile parked in thè rear yard of his home. The tools were worth sls. FEf Inquiry at homes in a small section of thè city shows 465 fam ill e s using Three-F Coffee. The next brand is 78. The list of thè others ls long with most under 20 homes. The Three-F Coffee drinker stavs with it. Those who had shifted around from one brand to another remalo with Three-F contented at last, when once they try lt. By reason of this satisfying quality thè consumptlon is far and away ahead of that of nny other brand anywhere in thè country in proportion to population. THE FISHBACK CO. Indianapolis. Kmna City.

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