Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1923 — Page 7

MONDAY, JULY 2, 1923

“Heart of Maryland” Is Good Movie; “Bavu” Has Enough Drama for 6 Films

By WALTER D. HICKMAN. WELCOME BACK the good old rr.flcdrama days. The curfew shall not ring tonight. Remember those good old melodramatic lines? Os course, you do, and if you don't, you may become acquainted with §them by visiting the Ohio this week. There you will see Catherine Calvert holding on to the hammer of a bell in a church bel fry. The curfew did not ring that night. This is the climax of a movie version of Bel as c o's “The Heart of CATHERINE Maryland.” The CALVERT story Is just good, old-fash-ioned Civil War melodrama, acted by people who know how tc act and directed by a director who knows his business! Miss Calvert, Crane Wilbur and William Collier, Jr., are responsible for most of the good acting. “The Heart of Maryland” Is a welcomed relief from the regular run of movie food. It is a costume play, yes. but the characters are real human beings. In this story you will find General Lee and other characters of history acted as If they were human beings. Those who remember the success of “The Heart of Maryland” years ago will welcome the opportunity of seeing this good old story again. There is a majestic something about this story which we do not find present in the modern melodrama. A big love story is played before a background of war. Many of the older playgoers will recall Instances during the Civil War, when Southern girls wanted to be loyal to the South, but their hearts were beating for loved ones in the Union Army. Catherine Calvert has been intrusted with the Maryland role. She makes Maryland a lovable girl who fights to be loyal to the South, but who fails when matters of the heart are at stake. From a scenic standpoint “The Heart of Maryland” is a picture of great beauty. The battle scenes are well handled because they are handled as Incidents of the story and not as the chief items of interest. War is just a background before which a moving and powerful love story is acted. I am not afraid to recommend “The Heart of Maryland” at the Ohio this week. The bill includes music by the Schuyler Alward orchestra. Round 11 of “Fighting Blood." and a news weekly. -I- -I- -!- There Is a Bunch of Drama in “Bavu” You must come over to tha Apollo J this week and see “Bavu” if you rel-1 ish tons of drama. The truth is there is enough drama in this one picture for at least six , movies. And the acting! Nothing better ' rfom a cruel dramatic line before the i from a cruel dramatic line before the American public today. If Myou are not afraid of stage realism then don’t miss “Bavu,” at some people, “Bavu” might too re,*;.* one srone 1n Hip Jm Ha’ u s attic Kajpiy eer in my memor> and my dreams : for months to corn*. Wal--1^ lace Beery. east as Bavu. x a tyrant who ESTELLE TAYLOR came into* n porary p. wer j when the czar w'as swept off the

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. throne, has a great moment of realism when he discovers blood on the floor. Carefully, Bavu traces the blood drop by drop to a vault where the stolen treasures -of a noble Rusj sian family are stored. Bavu thinks ! that his political rival is concealed in the unfinished vault. Gleefully, he ; orders his assistants to seal up the vault. He gloats as he watches his next intended victim, a Russian princess, plead for mercy for the man she loves, who is Bavu’s political ; enemy. Bavu will not yield, but he discovers too late that the person in the vault is not his political enemy. When Bavu makes this discovery—well, you have some of the strongest, realistic acting ever reflected on the screen. And the climax, when Bavu sinks to his watery grave, is another realistic shock which will linger in your memory. I honestly believe that Wallace Beery as Bavu has contributed to the screen some of the best dramatic acting that the screen has ever presented. I think Bavu is a realistic masterpiece. I must not forget the work of Estelle Taylor as the Russian Princess; Sylvia Breamer as the "friend” of Bavu and Josef Swickard as a Russian nobleman. See “Bavu” if you enjoy realistic drama. I think it is a dramatic treat. On the bill is another round of “The Leather Pushers,” *■ J it is a comedy fight which is a comedy knockout- On the bill' is a news weekly and music by Lester Huff at the organ and Virgil Moore’s orchestra. At the Apollo all week. I- -I- -IParents Are Now Worried About Their Wandering Daughters The old family song, “Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight?” has been changed to "Where Is My Wand e ring At least, that * *>2s3L ** pinn af, ° r * lng “Wandering 1 'aoghters ar ,he Circle. W** , \ Ido not ,ake j J, ' this film seri- . V ouslv. because Just will not be serious. The ’ wandering '•• > # daughters are nnt really bad. ™ J?™ but they do keep their fond fond parents MARJORIE DAW guessing. Marguerite de la Motte and Marjorie Daw are cast as the wandering daughters who give their fond parents so much worry. William V. Mong is cast as one of the worried fathers, and he about W'alks away with this “comedy" when he decides to become "modern.” And when father starts in to step to the tune of "Shake Your Shimmie," Instead of “The Holy City,” well, father causes his wife and his creditors to worry. It might be remarked at this time and place that the wandering daugh r ters do not wander too far from the beaten path. And we might add. “It is the fathers who always pay the bills." “Wandering Daughters” is far from be a great movie, but it has a funny comedy twist. Take as a comedy and not as drama. Buster Keaton is present on the bill in anew comedy. "The Love Nest. ’ Keaton has his own brand of funmaking. There is one great comedy scene where Keaton goes fishing on a target located some place in the ocean. Several big hattle ships open fire on the target. The result is. a mighty funny scene. The music this week features “The Mikado," played by the Circle orchestra and "Louisville Lou," played on the organ by Miss Dessa Byrd. At the Circle all week. Roy Stewart Plays Role of Hero in Movie. Roy Stewart, in “Burning Words,”

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plays a forcible part in the Isis bill for the first half of this week. As David Darby of the Northwest Mounted Police, he portrays the best part of that famous service. David's brother, a weakling, is also in the service, and the older brother is called upon to use all his efforts to keep him from disgracing the uniform. There is a girl in the story, and Laura La Plante makes this character charming and winsome. David’s courtship of her is an unusual and entertaining one. There is another girl in love with David, a dance hall character. David’s brother kills the owner of the dance hall, and David is commissioned to bring him in dead or alive. David brings him to face trial, and assumes the blame for the crime to shield him. But the dancer testifies that he is r.ct guilty, and the weakling I*~ made to suffer for his crime. David wins his- girl, and a satisfactory ending is achieved. Eve Sothern plays the part of the dancer and Harold Goodwin is the brother. Edith Yorke. Alfred Fisher, and Harry Carter are also in the cast. A comedy completes the bill, which will be followed the latter part of the week by Owen Moore's farce, “The Poor Simp.” (By an Observer'. -I- -I- -I15roadway Re-Opens Asa Picture House “The Slave Mart.’ featuring James Cruze and Marguerite Snow, which is being shown at the Broadway all this week, fails to live up to the sensational publicity. This picture was evidently made years ago, when Miss Snow was In the height of her popularity. The story Is an ordinary sequence of events, with some rather exciting action at the first. James Cruze and Marguerite Snow will be entertaining to those who knew them on the screen a few years ago. It is also interesting to note the differences in photography, style of dress and acting in this film. (By Oserver). -|- -j* Tom Mi x Does Some Fast Stepping Tom Mix wears his customary riding breeches through his latest picture, "Stepping Fast,” which is playing at Mister Smith’s this week, but appears on a horse only at the first of the picture. In one scene, he combines his khaki with a. sailor's blouse and hat. For this film takes Mix to China and back in his efforts to find a band of thieves and murderers. Mix is the owner of a ranch in California. He rescues Durant a rich and eccentrio curio collector from the band, and. later when Durant is killed i by the gang, is entrusted with the j secret of his hidden treasure. Durant’s daughter is ip China and the fight for the treasure centers i around her. The villain of the story, ably played by Donald McDonald, seems to get the decision in every round but the last, when Mix stages a winning fight with the gang near the hidden treasure. And he also wins Duran’t other treasure. There is some “fast stepping” in this piece, and Mix Is helped to do it by an able and well-chosen cast. Claire Adams is the girl. Edward Pell. Edward Jobson, Ethel Wales and George Seigman complete the cast. —(By on Observer.) •I- -|- -IThe legitimate attractions on viewtoday include: “Nice People." at the Murat: "The Night Cap." at English's: Ed and Tom Hickey, at the Lyric, and “Miss Mystery.” at the Palace. The Rialto, under new management, is offering a feature movie, "Ten Nights in a Bar Room.” this week. Typewriter Taken From Theater Someone entered a private room a: the Colonial Theater and stole a SSO typewriter belonging to John Geath, an employe, according to po lice reports.

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WOMEN’S PONGEE HANDKERCHIEFS. with hemstitched hems and contrasting colored embroidered corners; 3 for tpl (Goldstein's, Street Floor)

Attractive Notion Values

Stickerie Braid, 5c Bolt Stickerie braid 3-yard bolt. Special at s* bolt

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A Sale of Artificial Silk Sweaters Tuxedo or Slipover Styles 36 to 40. Specially priced at $6. (Goldstein's. Third Floor)

* Bathing Caps 10c to 98c A widely varied collection of charming bathing caps, which fit the head closely and protect your marcel waves from immersion! They come In brilliant colors and color combinations, and are trimmed with clever rosettes, bands of contrasting material and buttons. (Goldstein's, Btre*t Floor)

A Sale of Girls ’ Summer DRESSES Made of Normandie Voiles, Dotted Voiles and Imported Gingham, in Many Pretty Styles

Sale Extraordinary Sport HATS Up to $3 Values >I.BB <gk Wonderful values In sport hats—roll brims, pokes, mushrooms and other smart shapes, In white, sand, grey, orchid, green, navy, black and color combinations. In leghorn straw timbo straw, pineapple straw, pineapple braid. V felts and novelty braids. Styles for \ (L* ) every type and taste. UjjßG \ ' (Third Floor) Wn i

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Art Laces at ISc Asa finishing touch to a pretty centerpiece or table runner, we offer these art laces In two-toned effects of rose and white, blue and white and orange and white. Oriental Lace, 69c 10 Inches wide, In effective open work patterns, for Bertha collars. Excellent value at 69tf yard.

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For Infants Rubber Pants, 2 for 25c Pure rubber pants, for infants, good quality—special at 2 for 25^.

DRESS AND SUIT BUTTONS, 6 cards 25<* DE LONG’S SAFETY PINS, sizes 1, 2 and 3, card 84) RICKRACK, white only, in various sizes, 4-yard bolt 10<t BIAS TAPE, in assorted sizes, bolt 84) JUST RITE STICKEREI BRAID. 3-yard bolt B<> KLIX SNAP FASTENERS, 4 cards 15<? LARGE SIZE TWINE SHOPPING BAGS •. 15C NICKEL SAFETY PINS, in assorted sizes, protected coil 5^ MONARCH GOLD SAFETY PINS, card 84?

Picot Edge Ribbons No. I‘/ No. 3 15c 19c 6°25c Very fine quality all silk picot edge trimming ribhons, in all the colors so popular now. Much used for ties for tajlored blouses and dress trimmings. (Goldstein's, Street Floor)

12 Yards Val. Lace, 55c Val. laces, in to 1-inch widths, for dresses, underwear, caps for infants, etc.; 12 yards, 55<). Nets, 75c to $1.49 72-Inch nets in white and cream, for dress linings, veils, caps, etc., firmly woven; 98tf and 91.49 yard. (Goldstein's, Street Floor)

Knitted Wool Trim Fitting , Modish—ldeal Costumes for Summer Sports and General Wear *lO Made of knitted wool, this costume is composed of skirt and jacquette with fringed sash. In tan, grey, green and white. Just the thing for the Fourth and other summer occasions. Faille Crepe and Prunella Sport SKIRTS Knife or box pleated skirts of faille crepe or Pru- \ <db lljjJl nella cloth, in tan, grey and white. A dominating / [I summer fashion which has found favor with well / dressed women for its practicability and smart- i Q JJ ness. / (Goldstein’s, Second Floor)

Yard Wide Percale 19c Yard-wide percales in neat stripes, checks and small figures, in navy, gray and light grounds. Plenty of the wanted navy blue, yard, 19^. Flowered Voiles and Lawns * 19c 40 Inch voiles and lawns in lovely floral designs. Useful dress and blouse lengths of our regular 39c and 49c qualities, special, the yard, 194*. 32-lneh Dress Ginghams 25c “Kalburnie” ginghams. in checks, plaids and plain shades. Warranted fast colors. Mill lengths of our regular 35c quality, yard 2S£. ' — (Street Floor'

Si,. St FLAGS 5 1.49 Cotton flags, with sewed stripes and printed stars; hemmed edges. Heavy canvas headings. Special at 91.49. Flags, $2.98 and $3.98 Flags of all wool bunting, with sewed stars and stripes on both sides. Finished with heavy canvas headings Size 4x6 ft., 93.98. Size 3x5 ft., 92.98. Flags, $1.25 Fast colored cotton flags with sewed stripes, double jointed pole with halyard and brackets. Flag size, 3x5 feet. (Street Floor) Bedding Sheets, $1.39 Hemstitched muslin sheets, free from dressing, “Premium” quality; size 72x90 inches; our $1.59 quality, each, 91*39. Bed Sets, $3.49 Sets consist bedspread and sham to match; in the popular croohet weave. Bize 82x 94 inches. Scalloped and cut corners. Our $3.98 quality, 93.49. (Street Floor)

Venice Point Lace, 59c Venice point laee. 4 inches wide, in white for dress and coat collars. A somewhat better quality at 69*. Allover Lace at $2.98 Persian allover lace for dresses and blouses, in rose, white and tan with multicolor patterns.

All-Wool Bathing Suits Ordinarily Selling Z' X at Considerably Higher ■ \ 3.98 MT A special purchase enables ns to /iH L pir offer these well made, smart fitting I bathing suits at materially below their J I Made of all-wool worsted, --A 1 round, square and V necks. Bolted styles Some have arm shields. In plain colors, or Y/ with artificial silk stripes. Ex- / fcsni^i cellent value at $3.98. v rVJ (Second Floor)

Women’s Lovely New Wash Dresses Combining Excellent Value j With Unusually Smart Styling *2.49 l Mi Tnts is a Goldstein offering and that means that the styles and values are such as to make an impression on the minds sSi of women shoppers who buy wisely. ffitg Made of fine quality ginghams, in black and white, blue and white, red and white, green and white, bqjhsig checks. Many are trimmed with contrasting colored materials. Touches of white organdy or pique at waist, collar, cuffs and vestee give them an appealing daintiness. Exceptional M values at $2.49. (Goldstein’s. Second Floor) \

White Materials Basket Weave Skirting 49c Beautiful basket weave skirting, with a soft mercerized finish, for skirts and dresses; a yard wide. Beach Cloth, 49c White beach cloth, 36 inches wide, with a beautiful mercerized finish; for women’s and children's garments. Fancy Ratine, 69c Yard-wide ratine, with a satin brocaded check in self color, a popular skirting for summer wear. White Organdy, 79c 45-Inch white organdy, with a crisp, permanent finish, fine, sheer weave; for women's blouses, dresses and children’s wear. Voiles, 39c Novelty voile, , yard wide, in dainty checked effects, soft finish for women’s and children's dresses. (Street Floor) COLORED SILK HOSE The Popular $ f AO Chiffon Weight JL • t/O In bronze, taupe, gray, fawn, beige, white, sand, platinum, camel, atmosphere and black. A sports costume is hardly complete without a pair of these sheer Silk hose to match or contrast with the general color scheme. Full fashioned, with mercerized lisle top and reinforced silk foot. (Street Floor)

WOMENiS COLORED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with hemstitched hems, in rose, blue, gray, green, yellow and 1 O] / r' orange JL 2* /2C

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WASH FABRICS Voile*, 59c Novelty voiles in dainty checked effects, in every wanted plain shade for women’s and children’s wear. 36 Inches wide. Ratine, 79c 36-Inch ratine, in plain colors. lovely soft finish, for skirts and drestea. Dotted Swiss, 59c Imported and American dotted swiss, 30 and 36inch widths. Navy, brown, gray, etc., with various colored dots. On sale while 2,000 yards last, 59<. Ratine, 59c New, stunning checks and plaids in the wanted color combinations, for sports garments. Our 89c quality, yard, special, 59*. Novelty Voiles, 49c Beautiful sheer novelty voiles. In dots and figured effects —very striking. Many beautiful black end white effects in addition to colors. Tissue Ginghams, 59c Beautiful sheer tissue gingham, makes coolest summer dresses, in choice checked designs, on sale, yard, 59<i. Figured Voiles, 39c New designs, in brown, navy, black, Copenhagen, rose, gray, tan; our 49c quality, yard, 39£. (Goldstein'.. Street Floor)

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