Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 300, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1923 — Page 13

FRIDAY, APRIL 27.1923

Ming Toy and ‘Mem’ Are Unusual Characters

~-, f ... v - ’• Players’ production of "Kasrt Ts HB. mJ&BQBgum west |BS3j J Mi U 3t- . u: ' W'*~ dazzling Mon:" n Mi- Hollywood jffll inovio. ‘ Souls For Salo.'' to In' at lan. Blan< ho Sweet. Krire von Stro m - \?Xt i heim, Mabel Ballin. Florence Vidor ••. I worth. Kvni'st LubitM h, Robert Ede 1 • '•*• iy| , it&jp' jdk ~oii. t'i •• W.i •isnr. Raymond Griffith ' ‘ * Blaine H.immcr-tein. Ulaude Billing * 8* and , 33 9j£§H ||* to Vppear Ihirdue Sliow Eleven at Purdue Culver I sity, whos. homes are in Indianapolis iIV a I .. in Ifco ■, ,i), (. 1 ir.rlo

By WALTER I). HICKMAN. MIXG TOY' and “Mem" are two interesting characters on the stage and on the screen. We meet Ming Toy in the person of Miss Oliver at English’s thi-- week in gViVe will get acquaint'd with "Mem” the Ohio n> x for Sale” is revealed. Both characters have common attributes —both are concerned in romantic adventure. Little Ming Toy has an exciting time before she learns that she is white instead of being oriental. “Mem” in Goldwyn’s “Souls for Sale” comes into her own when she becomes a movie star. There is plenty of excitment before she becomes famous. Eleanor Boardman plays the role of the movie queen in the making. Others of the regular east include Richard Dix Frank Mayo. Barbara La Marr. Lew Cody and Mae Busch. Then we have a chance to see the following stars also in this same picture: Charlie Chaplin, Marshall Nei

OPENING OF NEW MEAT MARKET Nd. 1 Standard Meat Market 427 W. WASHINGTON ST. Phone, LI ncoln 3081. Avram Lascu, Prop.

Absolutely Pure Lard. per lb 10^ Pure Pork Sausage, lb. . 10£ FVesb Ground Hamburger, per pound 10<? Boiling Beef, pound 7^

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Upper—Mi<s Jean Oliver as the cute little Ming Toy in the Grand Players' production of “Easrt Ts West" at English's this week. Lower— Eleanor Boardman as the dazzling "Mem ' in 'he Hollywood movie. "Souls For Sale.” to be at the Ohio next week. lan. Blanche Sweet. Erire von Stroheim, Mabel Ballin. Florence Vidor. King Vidor. Fred Xiblo. Hobart Bos worth. Ernest Lubitsoh, Robert Edeson. Claire Windsor, Raymond Griffith, Elaine Hamniersteln. Claude Gilling water. Milton Sills. Za Zu Pitts. Johnnie Walker. Bessie Love, Alice Lake. Dagrnar GodowGty Elliott Dexter. Kathlyn Williams. Barbara Bedford. Anna Q N'iilson Anita Stewart. Wil liana H. Crane, T. Roy Barnes and George Walsh. Eleven loal People to Appear in Purdue Show Eleven students at Purdue University, whos- homes are in Indianapolis, will take part in the annual llarle quin Club production to be staged at the Murat on next Monday night. The students arc Ann Wilhite Lucille Bailey. Margaret McPhetridge. Florence Sat a-rs. Hilda Smith. Kath erine Smith, IF. L. Ah!. H. E. Jen kins. J. M. Sommer. V. B. Brown and H. L. Dithmer. Miss Bailey is one of the right

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Home-Made Frankfurters, per pound 10£ Choice Pot Roasts, lb Spare Ribs, pound . . . . 10c Shoulder Bones, pound..

girls in the special dancing chorus. Miss Wilhite has one of the leading dance roles of the show, and with Harry Clark, dancing comedian, stars in the number "On the Hotel Telephone.” Miss Hilda Smith, a frestiman at Purdue, is io lead the number, “I Can’t Resist the Band,” one of the song hits of the production. “George Washington. Jr.,” Js one of George M. Cohan’s Broadway musical comedy hits. In the present adaptation it has been infused with a lot of college pep. and the winsome smiles of j college girls, and augmented by the addition of twelve new musical numbers written for the Harlequin Club. The show will play in Lafayette on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights before coming to Indiana poiis. -I- -i- -IAttractions on view today include: Carl Norris and “Susie." at the Palace: “East Is West.” at English’s: May , Yohe and band and Jack Osterman. at Keith's; musical comedy and movies, at the Rialto: burlesque, at the Broadway: the Shriner’s annual revue. “Murat in Egypt," at the Murat: “Bella Donna,” at the Circle; “The Greatest Menace.” at Mister Smith’s, and the Johnson hunt pictures. at the Ohio. SEVEN DIRECTORS NAMED Seven members of the Indianapolis Jewish Federation today fdled vacancies on the board of directors. They were elected Thursday night in the Communal building, IT W. Morris St. The meeting was preceded by a social and entertainment. Election of officers will be held next Thursday. Those elected to the board: Henry Blatt. Abe H. Goldstein, Charles F. Kahn. Jacob L. Mueller. Dr. Reuben A. Soloman. Mrs. Wolf Sussman and Mrs. liouis Wolf. Jewelry Missing Mrs. l>eona Woosley, 31 Brant Apartment. 35D-, Massachusetts Av*\, told police today a burglar entered her home. Jewelry valued at S6O is missing.

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THE IiSDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SIX PRISONERS SHOT IN ATTEMPTED ESCAPE Others Severely Beaten When Wholesale Jail Break Ts Tried at. St. Louis. Hr/ United Press ST. LOUIS. Mo., April 27.—Six prisoners were shot by jail guards and several others severely beaten when an attempted wholesale escape from the St. Louis city workhouse was frustrated early today. Fifteen men. after sawing through the bars of their cells, were in the jail yard In search of an exit, according to the guards, who were attracted to the scene by the patter of feet in the court as the prisoners rushed hack and forth in excitement.

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PURDUE PLANS LARGE BUILDING PROGRAM Bids Rejected for New President's House. By Times fipreial LAFAYETTE. Ind., April 27.—Plans for the new heating and power plant of Purdue University have been ordered by the board of trustees, following approval of the project Thursday. Cost is estimated at $300,000. Construction of an electrical engineering and poultry building will not be undertaken this year. President E. C. Elliott stated, if the board regards the cost prohibitive. Bids for the new president's house were rejected. The action followed i decision of the board which regarded the cost excessive.

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