Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 260, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1923 — Page 7
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923
mm LATEST uN VIEW AT CIRCLE ALL NEXT WEEK In 'The Pilgrim’ Charlie Has the Comedy Services of Edna Purviance. NEGRPS *MAD LOVE,’-OHIO Douglas Fairbanks in ‘Robin Hood’ Will Also Be on Menu Next Week, CHARLIE CHAPLIN iu "The Pi] grim” and Pola Negri in “Mad Love’’ probably will attract most of the attention of local movie fans next week. The new Chaplin movie will be at the Circle next week. Chaplin’s leading woman as usual will be Edna Purviance. The Ohio exhibited wise showmanship in booking Pola Negri in “Mad ►Wve" as a counter attraction against fSpe Chaplin movie. Another feature of the bill at the Circle will be “Man vs. Beast,” a movie which shows how big game is captured in the wilds of Africa. Mister Smith’s will hold over for another week Douglas Fairbanks in “Robin Hood.” -I- -I- T Ihaplin’s Latest Comedy Due at Circle Theater The screen's foremost come-dian, Charles Chaplin, comes to the Circle Sunday in “The Pilgrim,” a story written and directed by the star, and which is the first feature-length production Charlie has made since "The Kid.’’ He ts first seen as a crook, who is escaping from prison, makes his getaway by stealing the garments of a clergyman, who is in swimming. Charlie boards'a train to get out of the prison city, and circumstances make it advisable for him to got off at a station where the congregation is waiting for the new preacher. To escape arrest the crook goes to the church, delivers the sermon in vaudeville fashion and then goes to board with an elderly lady who has a charming daughter, of whose charms he immediately becomes enamored. Following various amusing situations, the crook’s cellmate appears on the scene and steals the old lady's money. The supposed clergyman goes after him and brings him back. The sheriff finds out the truth about Char,:e, however, and takes him to the lexican border, where he has a hard ume making Charlie understand that V is going to allow him to escape into ..! xico. Edna Purriar.ee appears as th*>
Hhe famous Leaulv ol B| Pola Negri—daring, audacious, seductive—in the latest and greatest motion picture sensation of her dazzling Xvy v career. V w —. As Sappho, the passion-flower, adored by men—cushioned in the luxuries that her rare beauty commands —Pola Negri has given picturegoers an amazing portrayal of a love j adventuress. We heartily recommend it as the greatest achieve- £ \ 1 ment of the spectacular , beauty. Pola Negri. .Jpg m JBpmElrW' i
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Ml known to the others and overhearlnt Richard, becomes fascinated by this * ifi.'in whn curi.3 h,r en ant of the fact that this is the womar who has caused his brother's down fall. Richard takes her to her sump A nows reel and oomody are showr in addition to a musical program bj dodest Altshuler, *|* -jI "Robin Hood” with Douglas Fair an emotional ac- week, starting tomorrow. This pic ext week at the tare has played to big business all this ad I jQvg." She week. pricious woman Because of the heavy demand for r of love. Miss this picture, it was decided to hold il country several over for another weak at the last, min motion pictures ute. Anew William Russell movie anner. was schedule, 1 for next week, but that ’’ No. I—Charlie1 —Charlie Chaplin as he ap i i~' featured in “Drums of Fate," at men," and ’'Vendetta.” MOTION PICTURES i. -;rs in “The Pilgrim ’at the Cir- ' the J‘ala< e next week ! In "Mad Tjovo” Pola Negri Is shown ]„ next W eek as a dazzling creature of passion. She ‘ N, "°- A Lnid Bennett, who plays wears many gorgeous gowns. mbmi—iwmm—opposite Douglas luirbanks in The storv concerns Richard de la Mad Love, ' at the Ohm next week, j “Robin Hood,” at Mister Smith’s ] Croix who visits I.ls brother, Andres, N't 3 Mary Miles Minter, who next week. following the news that he has be-
No. I —Charlie Chaplin as he ap pears in “The Pilgrim.” at the Circle next week. No. 2—Pola Negri in a scene from “Mad Love,” at the Ohio next week. No. 3—Mary Miles Minter, who
daughter of the widow, and Mack Smith. Sidney Chaplin, Dinky Dean and Chuck lteisner are also in the cast. "Man vs. Boast,” film showing how Louis Shuman, hunter of big game, ter! Pia , vp.rinn into the wilds of
Africa anti there encount-red some the most ferocious specimens of the jungle, is on the program, as well as the Circlette of News and a comedy cartoon. There trill be an organ solo played bv Walter Flandorf. and the over-
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ture played by the Circle orchestra under the direction of Modest Altshuler, will be “Mlgnon.” •I- -I- •!* Negri Again A Vampire In "Mad law” at Ohio Pola Negri, European emotional actress, will be seen next week at the Ohio Theater In “Mad Ix>ve.” She will be seen as a capricious woman who learns the power of love. Miss Negri came to this country several months ago to make motion pictures under the Goldwyn banner. Miss Negri will bo remembered as playing In "Passion,” "One Arabian Night.’’ from Max Reinhardt's wordless play, "Sumurun," "Gypsy Blood," adapted from Propser Merlmeo's "Carmen," and ’'Vendetta." In "Mad lvo” Pola Negri is shown as a dazzling creature of passion. She wears many gorgeous gowns. The story concerns Richard de la CroSx who visits i:ls brother, Andres, following the nows that he has become ruined through the love of Sappho, a notorious heartless woman. Grit-f stricken, Richard Joins his man-about-town friend Teddy, at a case In a hope of forgetting his sorrows. Asked to toast women, Richard denounces all women. At this moment, Sappho appoars un-
known to the others and overhearing j Richard, becomes fascinated by this man who cures her sex. She has engaged him In conversation when George Bertink. a wealthy manufacturer to whom Sappho looks for sup port, orders her away. Sappho, sud j denly knowing love for the first time, ! b*’gs Richard to take her home, lgnor- . ant of the fact that this is the woman who has caused his brother’s downfall. Richard takes her to her sumptuous apartment. A nows reel and oomody are shown j in addition to a musical program by the Ohio orchestra. -I- -I- -I-MLst-er Smith’s Holds “Robin Hood" \nother Week "Robin Hood” with Douglas Fair- 1 banks will be held over for another '■ week, starting tomorrow. This pic- j ture has played to big business all this . week. Because of the heavy demand for j this picture, it was decide.l to hold it over for another weak at the last, min ute. Anew William Russell movie 1 was scheduled for next week, but that . has been postponed. A fork never should be jabbed Into a frying or gnlling steak or chop; It ots the juice out. MOTION PICTURES
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MARION HARRIS AT KEITH’S NEXT WEEK (Continued From Pago 61 of the program in gymnastic turn in which they specialize in forehead balancing. Three men and a woman comprise the quartette. . -I- -I- -IAnother Big Bill Announced at Palace Topping the bill at tho Palace next week will bo Hazel Green in a brand new offering, assisted by her Beau Brummel Orchestra, with A1 Dorf and Atha Howard. Miss Green, whose Broadway success has been the talk
SECOND AND FINAL WEEK! SHOWING AT CUR REGULAR PRICES ,/IkBICNv 20T "‘if 8 25c Souqks mSmi I Fairbanks I KkH 11 Robin Hood* pfSjjr I I this pßonrcrrioH is oompistb nr | i H -nVntVK 8EK1.3. THE MOST MASSIVE SPEC- g BggM M TACIJXAB FICTCBE OE AM, TIMES. AXE B iSKM S SHOUT SUBJECTS ELIMINATED THIS WEKH. H •'“V \ |j I M f Shows star! al | I 9:30 11:30AM. 130 330 030 730 9:3OPM Sunday Flrsl shorn &t vmn
of the current season, will give her act exactly as it was seen in New York. Music, dancing and singing are the elements of this act. VIVIAN HOLT, AND MYRTLE LEONARD—In an “Intimate Song Recital.” Both are prominent figures in the amusement world. They were in concert for a number of seasons and were also featured with Mclntyre and Heath in recent years. FRANK FARRON—A monologist who has earned his laurels by the successful manner in which he has chosen his material. It is said that Farron’s monolgue contains many laughs. FRED JARVIS AND FREDDIE HARRISON—WiII present "Lonesome,” a comedy frivolity by Fred
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Jarvis. Their offering consists of a series of songs and rapid fire conversation. TURNER BROTHERS —Will b*j seen in "Clever Capers.” They are direct from a New York revue. CLIFFORD AND O’CONNOR—WiII present some more comedy. PHOTOPLAY —Mary Miles Minter in the Paramount offering, “Drums of Fate." The story is one of New Y'ork and the African jungle. The cast includes Maurice B. Flynn, Geor - tt, Robert Cain, Casson Ferg Bertram Grassby and Noble Johnson. A little mustard rubbed into the hands after peeling onions will re move the odor.
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