Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1923 — Page 6

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MIMES VISIT MURAT CHRISTMAS EVE Annual Production of Michigan Union Underlined. “Cotton Stockings,” the third opera to be staged in Indianapolis by the Mimes of the Michigan Union, under auspices of the local chapter of Univer Alumni, will be given at the Murat on Monday 'night* Dec. 24. “Cotton Stockings” will surpass former union operas in a number of ways, it is said. Gowns worn by the young men in “In and Out” of last year, which compared favorably with anything seen in pretentious revues, will be even more gorgeous and elaborate. They are as formerly designed by Lester of Chicago. Lionel Ames, who plays the leading role, has eight complete changes of costume; the show “girls” chorus of twelve members have four complete changes, with the gown work different in all changes. Another chorus of twelve “girls” have seven complete changes. The trip this year will include fifteen cities. New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Washington having been included in the itinerary for the first time. The company will number over 100, and two Pullmans and a baggage car are required for the trip. Famous Pianist Plays at Murat Sunday At 3 p. m. Sunday De Pachmann, famous for his Chopin playing, will appear in recital at the Murat under the direction of Ona B. Talbot. The program is as follolws: I (a) Nocturne Op. 27. No 1 C sharp minor (b> Third 3allade Op 47. A flat major. (c) Fourth Scherzo Op 54. E major. . . . Chopin II (at Etude Op. 10. No. 7. C major *bl Etude Op. 25. No. 3. F minor )e) Etude Op. 25. No. 3. F major, id) Etude Op. 25. No. 7. C sharp minor le) Berceuse Op. 57. D flat major if) Polonaise Op. 40. No. 1. A major . . Chopin | in la) Prelude Op. 28. No 3. G major <b) Prelude Op. 2b. No. 22. G minor. . . (e) Prelude Op. 28 No. 15, D flat major ld) Mazvrka Op. 67, No. 4. A minor . . le) Mazurka Op. 33. No. 4. B minor. . . . if) Valee iPosthumous), E minor ifi Vaise Op. 70. No. 1. G flat major., th) Grande Vaise Op. 42. A flat major... Chopin Policewoman Is Suspended Policewoman Hattie Brewer, colored, 417 E. St. Clair St., is under suspension today. Capt. Edward A. Schubert charged she was found at her home at' sn hour when she was supposed to be on duty. When Schubert demanded her badge Friday night. Mrs. Brewer refused to surrender It until after a long argument.

Ona B. Talbot Fine Arts Enterprises Announcements MURAT TOMORROW —3 O’CLOCK i"l V/l VT& A tickets on sale THEATER AFTER 10 A. M.

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DePACHMANN Greatest Chopin Player living —AH Chopin Program Prices : $3.00, $2.50, 52.00, $1.50, $1.00; War Tax 10% Extra KEATS NOW SELLING—Ona B. Talbot Office. 916 Hume-Mananr Bids.

■. & •i 1 Phone Circle 3939 COLUMBIA BURLESQUE Is Presented in this Theater by the Original Companies, Intact and Direct from COLUMBIA THEATRE, TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK CITY STARTING Matinee Tomorrow “GIGGLES” A Potpourri of Nonsensical Nonsensity With Harry Evanson and William Davis EXTRA 10 Musical Spillers THE LATEST AND BEST These Boys Play Jazz as Is Jazz Don t Forget the Midnite Show New Year’s Eve Souvenirs—Make Reservations New—Fun for All! LADIES—THIS COUPON AND 25c !; will admit lady to best reserved seat any ]> !; matinee. Let’s go.

Christmas Week Shows at Murat

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RUTH ST. DENIS, WELL-KNOWN DANCER, WILL APPEAR ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 27, OF CHRISTMAS WEEK AT THE MURAT IN AN AFTERNOON OF DANCES. INSET—JANE RICHARDSON WHO WILL PLAY' ONE OF THE CHIEF ROLES IN THE MUSICAL COMEDY, “THE GINGHAM GIRL.” OPENING CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON AT THE MURAT.

WOMAN DEPUTY IS BUSY Twelve Hunters Arrested by Fair Appointee of the Law. The novelty of a woman game warden, who in one week’s operation chased more than twenty hunters off her farm and helped in the prosecution of twelve nimrods, is not original with the State conservation department, officials say. Some days ago Mrs. Lewra Simpson, owner af a farm in Gibson County. wrote a deputy State warden ask ing appointment as deputy. When informed that he had no power to appoint her she obtained an appointment as a deputy sheriff. In a week she caused the arrest and conviction of twelve hunters.

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FAREWELL TOUR

BjpSK CONTINUOUS LOO to IKOO RM. Palace \ MON.- TUE.S.- 6-’ WEDNESDAY T UIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE £ LEW LEHER & NANCY BELLE “FLIRTATION” JACK OLIVER and MAY VAN Youthful Minuuure Musical Comedy. “FOUR OF US” | DELINEATORS OF POPULAR MELODIES mul j A “ AC i s***“**' THREE-CARD ILLUSION “ THE ELUSIVE LADY” Si lf/ MARGRETaa d MERRELL £ “THE TOUR!ST" gg the FOUR RUBINI SISTERS

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, Special Enqaqementf EDDIE KANE PRESENTS dSa TOMMY JJ GIBBONS XZJ Challenger of Jack ]>empey, In An fcjiteriaining Kxhibion wf His 1 raining Methods and Hosing With Spurring HARRISON MOSS Sullivan & Meyers mm The I*ublic Must Be Served. They Auto Know lleiter. Cora Youngblood Corson Sextette Playing Peppy Melodies M Rosa Valyda Gordon & Healey i|| A Song Surprise Wedded Bliss Three Stylish Steppers ,;*•* Variety Dancers gm SID SMITH COMEDyT 7, DON’T PLAY HOOKEY” Martin Johnson Travelogue, “A Wild and Woolly Hunt”

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LOCAL ARTISTS TO APPEAR IN RECITAL Matinee Musicale Announces Concert Next Friday. Prominent musicians of the city will take part in a concert to be given by the Matinee Musicale at the Masonic Temple next Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The program is as follows: Barcarolle Rachmaninoff Minstrels Debussy AndulUza Manuel Qe Falla Dorothy Knight Greene. Les Trois Prieres E. Paladilhe “Che faro senza Euridice'' (from Orfeo) Gluck Homing Del Riego Edith Jane Fish. Dorothy Knight Greene, at the piano. Five Miniatures Albert Stoessel (a) Ariette. (b) Vaise. (c) Romance sans paroles. (and) Aiadln. (e) Marche Oriental©. Ella Schroeder. O Thou Blllowv Harvest-Field . Rachmaninoff Before My Window Rachmaninoff The Songs of Grusia Rachmaninoff Mrs. Arnold Spencer. (aj Break.' Break! Break! Hadley (b) Wake, Miss Llndy Custance Mrs. James Lowry. George Kadel, Mrs. Glen Fryc-dood. Fred Jefry. Mrt a Rulck at the piano. FROLICoTrA ILWAYM EN TO BE SHOWN IN MOVIE Circle to Exhibit Picnic Film on Wednesday. Dec. 19. Movies of the outing of tho Pennsylvania Railway System, Southwestern Region Veterans' Association held here last July, will be exhibited at the Circle theater on Wednesday, Dec. 19, in additior to the regular program. Arrangements for the showing of this movie of 8,000 veterans of the railroad were made by Paul A. Kriese, publicity agent of the Indiana general division and Jack Quill, pussenger traffic solicitor.

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Baptists Plan City Wide Evangelistic Campaign

By THE VISITOR Beginning on Jan. 15 and continuing for two weeks, evangelistic services will be held in all of the Baptist Churches of the city, Dr. F. A. Hayward, executive secretary of the Federated Baptist Churches, announced today. This is in line with the action of the Ministerial Association of some weeks ago. All churches are asked to pray and work toward the largest possible blessing resulting from this great program, the Rev. Hayward states. On Jan. 6 and 6 at the First Baptist Church, the central district of Indiana B. Y. P. U. conference will be held. This conference has been arranged for the purpose of creating anew interest In the work of the union. Young people from Freedom, White Lick, Johnson County and East Central Association. * * • DR. 13. A. ROBERTSON of the East Park Methodist Church will speak on the following themes Sunday; “The Half-Way House” and “The Eternal City.” * * * “THE SABBATH PROBLEM" will be the morning therme of the Rev. M. B. Hyde, pastor of the Grace M. E. Church. At night “Faith in Action.” * • THE REV. CHARLES P. MARTIN will preach Sunday morning on “The Righteousness of the Law” at the Brookside Park U. B. Church. At night, “My Brother’s Keeper.” • • • DR. FRANK S. C. WICKS an nounces the following order of service at 11 a. m. Sunday at All Souls Unitarian church: Reverie. MacFarlane; Prelude, Batiste: hymn 336; third service; covenant; anthem: words of aspiration; responsive reading, twentyninth selection; scripture; hymn 91; 1 notices and offerings; aria, Gluck;

address, “Science of Enriching Life;” hymn 45; benediction; postlude; gloria, Mozart. * “In most of the Unitarian churches of our land where there are Laymen’s Leagues, the services next Sunday will be conducted by lay members of the church. The address in our church will be given by Mr. Harry Jordan and the service read by Mr. W. J. Groenwood, Dr. Wicks states. * • “THE ART OF PEACEABLE LIVING” will be, the evening theme of the Rev. Guy V. Hartman at the Hall Place M. E. Church. In the morning he will speak on “A Living Sacrifice.” * • * REV. PAUL W. EDDINGFIELD I will preach at the Broad Ripple j Christian church Sunday morning on “The Ten Commandments.” At night “Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out.” * * • "THE STIMULUS OF PAUL” Is the announced morning theme of Dr. Edwin Cunningham at the Contral Unlversalist church, • • • REV. L. C. E. FACKLER of St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran church will preach Sunday morning on "Christ Comes to You, but What of Your Coming to Christ.” At night an Ulsutrated lecture will be given on "Moses, the Emancipator.” The brotherhood will meet Tuesday night at the home of A. Weidner, 310 N. Tremont St. The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Knannlein, 1609 E. Michigan St, • • • EDGAR A. PERKINS, former president of the Indiana Federation of Labor, will speak Sunday night at the First Presbyterian Church on the question of the church from the stand-

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BROADWAY ALL NEXT WEEK PEPPY SNAPPY GINGERY BURLESQUE NOTE—Beginning Sunday Matinee, Dec. 23rd, the Broadway Theatre will play the traveling road attractions of the Mutual Burlesque Circuit of New York. New faces, new costumes, new scenery every week.

J H ULRIG fp>||T|,sl In a Brilliant Screen Jr Isl w Production of Her Greatest WMt'Ag Stage Success* li 4 w Jowfer Rpsp By David Belasco The drama that Broadway still Recounts with bated breath. A heart struggle set in a remote wilderness among primitive rugged souls—Presented with a notable cast, including Forrest Stanley, Joseph J. Dowling, Theodore VonEltz and .Claude Gillingwater. cgSg-^s WILL WGERs’ciff, "HUSTLING HANK*'

I point of labor. Dr. Matthew F. Sm.th, pastor, will tell why the church is interested in the laboring man. * * • HOMER DALE, pastor of the church, will preach at Hillside Christian Church tomorrow morning on “God’s Portion to His People.” At the evening service! his subject will be “Go’s Ax.” • * * THE REV. CHARLES H. GUNSOLUS will preach Sunday night at the Brightwood Congregational Church on “The Life Beyond Death.” • * * AT THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, the Rev. H. R. Waldo will speak in the morning on Desert Gardens” and at night on “The Great Salvation.” The men’s banquet will be held on Monday night, Dec. 17.

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WHERE EVERYBODY GOES Lincoln Square Theatre FORMERLY RIALTO

SUN., MON., TUES., WED.

HARVEY AND DALE COMEDY SINGING AND TALKING

RAND’S CANINE ACTORS

FEATURE PHOTOPLAY “DRIVEN FOOL” Featuring Wally Van

FIGHTING BLOOD—ROUND FIVE

COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY SUNDAY & THURSDAY Continuous 1 to 11 P. M.

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MOTION PICTURES

SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1923

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR KOKOMO MAYOR MONDAY Business Will Probably Be Suspended During Burial. KOKOMO, Ind., Dec. 8. —Funeral services for Mayor Barnabas C. Moon, who died Friday following an illness of nearly a year, will be held Monday at 2 p. m. Members of the Howard County Bar Association and attorneys from sur rounding counties are expected to aU tend the funeral. Business may ba suspended at that time. Mr. Moon took office as mayor of Kokomo in 1922. He became ill a few months afterwards. He was a nativs of Howard County and was prominent In political and civic affairs.

AMUSEMENTS.

VAUDEVILLE

“DUZAN” CLEOPATRA OF 1923

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