Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1923 — Page 6
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JULIA SANDERSON AND THURSTON HUE AT LOCi THEATERS ‘Tangerine’ Opens 3-Day Engagement at Murat Monday Night, MAGICIAN AT ENGLISH'S ‘Jazz Time Revue’ to Be Burlesque Show at Broadway, JULIA SANDERSON will arrive at the Murat Monday night in the tuneful and pretty musical comedy, “Tangerine.” At the same hour, Thurston, well known magician, will open his seventeenth annual engagement at English’s. Miss Sanderson and her excellent assistants will be at the Murat for only three days, but Thurston will hold out at English’s for the entire week. “The Jazz Time Revue” will be next week’s offering at the Broadway. The Rialto will offer a triple bill, featuring “Three Married Men.” -I- -I- -IMany Song Hits in Sanderson Show Julia Sanderson will open a threeday engagement Monday night at the Murat, with a matinee Wednesday. With Miss Sanderson comes the entire original Casino Theater production and cast Including Prank Crumit, Frank Lalor, Rebekah Cauble, Hobart Cavanaugh, Beulah Person, Harry Puck, Elsie Young. John Kane, Gloria Dawn, as well as the famous Tangerine Quartette and equally famous Tangerine Octette. The song hits of “Tangerine,” which include the internationally popular “Sweet Lady,” "Isle of Tangerine,” “Listen to Me,” “Atta Baby,” “In My Mountain Bower” and ‘She Was Very Dear to Me,” have ail preceded the production to tills city, but the surprise In store for local audiences will come from the many novelties and Innovations contained in the construction of the piece and from the brilliant satire on love, matrimony and alimony, contained in its book. Just as in his previous success, “Irene,” Mr. Carlton found it necessary to make two complete productions of “Tangerine” before he succeeded in attaining the excellence in cast, story and music and effects he Bought. -!- -|- -I--IVlany Modern New Tricks Included on Thurston’s Bill Thurston, a magician, will make his seventeenth annual appearance at English’s next Monday night. The engagement is for one week with the usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees. This season's program consists of his latest and most elaborate Illusions, as well as ancient Egypt’aa, Hindoo and Chinese magic. Two sev-enty-foot baggage cars are required to transport the scenery’, electrical and mechanical effects and a company of thirty skilled assistants, recruited from all parts of the world are carried. Among the new features on this season’s program are “King Tut AnkhAmen’s Magic Columns," an effect done by ancient Egyptian necromances more than 3,500 years ago and “The Famous Hindoo Rope Mystery," which Is being shown by Thurston for the first time outside of India. Magls being the oldest form of entertainment, Thurston has delved Into the lore of ages ago and has succeeded In unearthing many thrillers. Modern magic is represented in his all-new program. Among the new effects created by Thurston him .elf are “Sir Conan Doyle Outdone,” “Fairy Queens From Ireland,” “The Radio Mystery,” “Beautifying by Magic,” “Spiritualistic Materializations,” “The Triple Conundrum,” “A Glimpse of the Hereafter," “The Mysterious Fountain,’ “Mephisto’s Visit and “The Beautiful Witch.”
Notv Jazz Revue Booked at Broadway “The Jazz T!me Revue.” which opens at the Broadway Sunday with a matinee, comes with new scenery', costumes and with faces well known to burlesque followers. Featured In the production are Ben Moore and Nate Busby. Others who add to enliven the entertainment are James Walter, Vi Kelly, ViQla Rohlen, Ethel Bartlett, Jack Staib and a chorus of sixteen. Special feature nights will be be offered as usual on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. -|- -]- Triple Bill Announced at Rialto Next Week. On the triple bill at the Rialto next week will be presented anew musical comedy called "Three Married Men.” a fast, snappy lined farce with many musical and dancing numbers given by a large cast of principals and chorus. The plot Is woven around the mixup in dates of an Irishman and a Hebrew and their admiration for a young woman in the neighborhood by whom they believe their affections are returned. Vaudeville specialties will be introduced during the play. To complete the program, the management has booked for the week the latest feature of John Emerson and Anita Loos. “A Red Hot Romance.” Movie Players -Are Guests Leatrice Joy and Nita Naldl, Paramount players, who are at present engaged in George Medford’s production, “You can't Fool Your Wife,” were guests of honor at the international silk show in New York recently. Miss Joy appeared in the Chinese costume she wore in “Java Head.” Miss. Naldi had a rich red gown of brocaded silk. Quite a Mixture Persons of diverse training gather it motion picture*. In "Adam’s Rib, I*'' 1 *'' i 'ecii B. De Mille's new production, Milton Sills, a featured player, Is a former teacher of philosophy. Theodore Kosloff Is a former member of th Imperial Russian Ballet and For- j rest Robinson is a lay reader in the ' Episcopal Church on Sundays.
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No. I—John Kane and Rebekah Cauble as they appear in “Tangerine.” opening Monday night at the Murat. No. 2 —Ross Weigle of Indianapolis. who will play the leading role in the Little Theatre's production of “The Wish Fellow" at the Masonic Temple next Saturday afternoon.
CLOWN WEEK ON EAR Aim
William Halligan Will Head New Bill at Keith’s, Clown week will be observed next week at the Palace. Manager Herb Jennings has been successful in the post with his special “stunt” bills. Each act next week at the Palace was selected be- i cause of the ability of the actors to lit in a clowning stunt. The headline attraction at Keith’s next week will be William Halligan, a well-known legitimate actor, in a playlet called “Highlowbrow." Janet of France will be another in teresting personality on the Keith bill. -1- -I* -IXew Show at Keith’s Will Be Full of Novelty At B. F. Keith’s next week the j vaudeville menu will Include William I Halligan, the well-known legitimate j AMUSEMENTS
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No. 3—Thurston, famous magician, and some of his assistants, who will be at English’s all next week. No. 4—William Halhgan. who w’ill be at B. F. Keith’s next week. No. s—Merle5 —Merle Symonds of Duval and Symonds, at the Palace next week. No 6—Bessie Dcno In musical comedy at the Rialto next week.
actor, who with a supporting company, will appear In a one act playlet, ’Highlowbrow,” written by S. Jay Kaufman, a member of the editorial staff of the New York Globe. Mr. Hal
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llgan will have In his support Marlon Day, William Crowley and George Spelvin. The bill will include: JANET OF FRANCE is a pretty young girl who will be seen in a song skit called “Song Shopping." Charles W. I lame will be seen in the support of the young woman. AL HERMAN, blackface comedian, known as “The Black Laugh,” will offer his monologue In which he takes the audience into bis confidence n gardlng the other acts on tlie bill. GUS FOWLER, known as "The Watch King,” Is one of England’s most prominent magicians and specializes in watches and clocks. CHIEF CAUPOLICAN, a colobrated rndiana baritone and a former member of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company, will be assisted at the piano by Miss Jeanne Renard. AN ARTISTIC TREAT fs a series of postngs by Margaret Stewart, William Downing and Beulah Stewart. SHAW and Lee, bill themselves us '‘Nature’s Gifts.” They are a p:Ur of ''nut” comedians who offer anew line of tills style of entertainment. THE ROBERTS ore equilibrists
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JOHN GOLDEN Presents The Record Breaker LIGHTNIN
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Week—Monday, March 12—Mats. NEW YORK-CHICAGO SOCIETY FAD COMING UNCHANGED, INTACT FROM ITS ALL-WIN-TER RUN AT THE OLYMPIC THEATRE, CHICAGO THE BIG, JOYOUS, ALL COLORED MUSICAL GEM \ .f, .;;l BY AND WITH MILLER SISSLE and LYLES and BLAKE The original long run New York and Chicago cast that delighted New York’s society for two seasons on Broadway. INDIANAPOLIS WILL BE THE ONLY CITY IN THE STATE TO SEE THIS SENSATIONAL DIXIE HIT. Prices: Nights—soc, sl, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Matinees—soc to $2. Plus, 10<ro U. 9. Tax NOTE*—Mull Ordnri Must IW Aoronuunled h j KemJttan<y and Blf-AddrMfd Envelop*.
New Weekly, the Topics of the Day and Aesop’s Fables. -I- -!- -I* Two Acts to Divide Honors at Palace Some original comedy is expected* on the bill at the Palace next week, which has been designated as Clown Week. “Clowning” has become the favorite sport of vaudevillo performers and clown nights are frequent at the National Vaudeville Artists’ Club in New’ York. Headline honors will be divided between Jh Fields and Hughes and Lady Friends. Fields will present his vaudeville art called “The Miseries of a Handsome Cab” and Hughes and Lady Friends will offer a dance melange called “Handle With Care. Other acts include: BERN!VIOI BBOTHERS —Assisted by Jack Gold, will be seen in "Moments Musical." They are violinists and will offer a program of jazz and classic numbers. NED NESTOR AND COMPANY— An Irish act called “Kissing the Blarney Stone.” Nestor is assisted by two pretty girls, Alla Sessions and Olive Green. The former is said to be an exceptionally clever eccentric comedienne. BILLY DUVAL AND MERLE SYMONDS —“Their First Quarrel,” an amusing sketch wdth some dialogue and interpolated songs. The first disagreement of a new’ly wedded couple is the theme. THE GIRL FROM TOYX,AND—A
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spectacular 1 novelty surprise with Miller and Vera Calhoun. PHOTOPLAY—"Secrets of Paris.” a screen version of Eugene Sue’s novel, “The Mysteries of Paris.” The cast includes Lew Cody, Montague Love, Gladys Mulette, Dolores Cassinelli, William (Buster) Collier, Rose Coghlan, Effle Shannon, Walter James, i
Ona B. Talbot Fine Arts Enterprises Announcements I MURAT TOMORROW—3 O’CLOCK I Seats on sale theater after 10 o’clock Sunday 1 ELMAN I Hear tills groat Russian violinist, who lias packed the New York Hippodrome / five times this season. Single Tickets—S3.oo, $2.50, $2.00. *1.50, SI.OO. Tax 10 per rent extra. Ona H Talbot Otiire, 010 Hume-Mansur Building
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MARCH 5-6-7 ONLY MATINEE WED. I Direct from 2 P.ecord Smashing Years, Casino Theater, N. Y. C. ■ CARLE CARLTON’S MUSICAL COMEDY TRIUMPH 1 |LMWAMNIiniI, WITH FRANK CRUMIT—FRANK LALOR and ORIGINAL CAST | “IF YOU MISS ‘TANGERINE’ YOU WILL MISS THE GREATEST DELIGHT OF YOUR LIFE” MAIL ORDERS NOW! SEATS NOW SELLING BEST ca ><* *• BEST cn on a nnri t * Wednesday Mat., 50e to c* T’ a r T^ SEAi 5 6mca $2.00. I*l us 10% war tax. SEATS 1 Enclose Self-Addressed, Stamped Envelope When Ordering by Mall. ||
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2:15 F. Keith’s Harmony Train 8:15 “ABE" IS THE CONDUCTOR FIRST STATION A 2:18 TOPICS OF THE DAY 8:18* UGUT HEADING MATTER SECOND STATION 2:23 AESOP’S FABLES 8:23 FULL SPKEI) FOR LAUGHS THIRD STATION 2:28 R. & W. ROBERTS 8:28 EVERYBODY HOLD TIGHT • WE’RE GOING 'ROUND A CURVE. FOURTH STATION 2:38 MILLER Sc CAPMAN 8:38 “JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT” "STOP HERE AND PICK BRAZILIAN FRUIT" ‘ FIFTH STATION 2:50 WILLIAM HALLIGAN a-50 In "HIGHLOWBROW," by S. Jay Kaufman WATCH THE BRAKE.MAN WE ARE GOING THROUGH A TUNNEL SIXTH STATION “SO THIS IS PARIS- _ 3:06 JANET OF FRANCE 9=06 AIDED AND ABETTED BY CHARLES HAMP f*- 4 IN “A LITTLE TOUCH OF PARIS” " SEVENTH STATION NOW WE RE IN DEAR OP LONDON 3:21 GUS FOWLER 9:21 THE WATCH KING MY WORD HOW THE TIME DOES FLY! EIGHTH STATION BACK IN OUR OWN NORTH AMERICA _ THE CHIEFTAIN 3:37 CAUPOLICAN 9:37 SENSATIONAL INDIAN BARITONE MISS JEANNE RENARD at the PIANO NINTH STATION / . HERE’S THE SON FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH . 3:i>o AL. HERMAN 9:50 THE ASSASSIN OF GRIEF AND GLOOM TENTH STATION "AT THE WINNING POST” 4:08 AN ARTISTIC TREAT 10:08 Margaret Stewart and William Downing Assisted by Beulah Stewart ELEVENTH STATION 4=15 PATHE NEWS™: 15 ? THE WORLD AT A GLANCE \ TWELFTH STATION 4:30 HOME, JAMES! 19:3° I ENJOYED EVERY MOMENT OF THE TRIP MARCH 12— MARION, HARRIS FAVORITE
SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923
Harry Southern, J. Barney Sherry, Bradley Barker and Jane Thomas. A Desert Party Lack of most of the comforts of modern civilization did not prevent members of the cast of “The Wagon” from staging a birthday" party while on location in Utah.
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PRICES Mat Today 26c to SI.OO Tonight 50c to $2.00