Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 253, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1924 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, ALAKOH 5, 1924

OLD MINSTREL DAYS RETURN 10 MURAT FOR BRIEF VISIT Indianapolis Drum Corps Show Opens Two-Day Engagement. Tambourines shake, feet prance and endmen crack their jokee about people we know. This is just to announce the fact that the old minstrel days have returned, although it is dressed up in modern attire. The Indianapolis Drum Corps Minstrels opened a two-day engagement at the Murat Tuesday night. A large audience greeted the entertainerr. The minstrel part is placed an a boat setting. The singers and inter locutor are in white navy attire and the endmen are in blackface and dressed in the regulation minstrel attire. F. W. Yeaman, who has produced a number of successful minstrels, directed this show. The endmen are Ray Kenny, Clarence Zartwell. Carlos Jones (who has been with Coburn minstrelsl. Wayne Owens, Cha -les Crumbo, Carl Heckman, John C. S. Weedman, Emerson >Pbville, Roy Aired, Mr. Wilson and Dick Ring. The following song numbers were put over to b : g applause “Maggie— Yes, Ma'am,” by Mr. Wilson; “That

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In Which We Get the Low Down on Jolson’s Salary

in. E hear and read a great deal yy about the fabulous earnings of ■ ■ J moving picture stars, but the real income in real money of a comedian who has never been seen on the screen is probably greater than that of any film star, with the possible exception of Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford. A1 Jolson. starred annually by the , Shuberts in a big musical production I has a contract whiclr guarantees him forty weeks' work each season at a weekly salary of $6,000. In addition, he has a half interest I in the profits of every play in which I he appears, and this interest continues after he lias left the play and some | minor performer has assumed his role !on tour. Furthermore, he has a contract with a producer of phonograph | records, under the provision of which j that company is bound to produce not ! less than twenty-four Jolson records j each year, arid to pay the comedian i Old Gang of Mine,” by Wayne Smith: “ ’Tain’t Nobody's Eusiness if I Do,” by Dick Ring, who introduces an eccentric dance; “Didn’t It Rain,” by R. Owens; “Indiana Moon,” by Mr. Griffin: "Laughing Song,” by E. B. Russell and many others. The novelty work of Russell, Ring and Smith showed that they have had much experience in minstrel work. John Umbarger was interlocutor and introduced the singers and paved the way for the jokes. About seventy-five men took part in j the minstrel. The second part of the j show was given over to specialties. The show was nicely mounted, tspeI dally the minstrel first part. It will be repeated again tonight.

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not less than SIO,OOO in royalties on each record. Thus the two items of stage salary and phonograph royalties give Jolson an assured minimum income of $440,000 a year. The Item of theatrical profits, in adition to salary, is not as large as one might anticipate. The original Jolson productions are so ebstly to equip and operate that “show profits” are comparatively small. Jolson opens Thursday night at the Murat in “Bombo.” •M- -I* TWO HEADLINE .ACTS ON WEEK END PALACE BILL Two acts will vie for headline honors on the nw bill to be offered at the Palate Thursday and the rest of this week. They are “The Old Fool,” a comedy drama in four scenes, written by Jimmy Conliri, and Tad Tiennin's Collegians. “The Old Fool” features Harry Anger. Netta Packer and Madelyn Shone. Their press agent describes the act as a bit of “mash, dash, flash and splash.” As for Tad Tieman's orchestra, it Is featuring “Pinkie” Dees, who leads in a round of eccentric musical nonsense, syncopation and songs. Joe Bennett, comedian, will present “Dark Moments.” a one-man travesty. The Follies Sisters will appear in musical comedy, with a display of gowns.and chatter. A dancing revue has been promised as the fifth ingredient on the bill. Gloria Swanson, in “The Humming Bird.” will be the screen attraction. -I- I- IAttractlons on view today include: Drum Corps Minstrels, at the Murat: Wilkie Bard, at Keith’s; Millionaire

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THE INDIAN AHOEifcS TIMES

Gloria Plays ( Tough’ Role in Bird Film GLORIA SWANSON “In “The Humming Bird.” Gloria Swanson hides her beauty and plays a sort of a ‘‘tough” role during part of the picture. Opens Thursday afternoon at Palace. Jazz Band, at the Lyric: Harold Kennedy. at the Palace: “Laffin’ at the Broadway: “Happy-Go-Lucky,” at the Capitol; “Spooks,” at the Lincoln Square: .“Painted People,” at the Circle; “Through the Dark," at the Ohio: “Drums of Jeopardy,” at the Apollo: “Shifting Saids," at Mister Smith's, and ‘Wildcat Jordan,” at the Isis.

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PUPILS TO WRITE ESSAYS ON MEAT Chicago Livestock Board Offers $1,450 in Prizes, Local high school students have been asked to participate in the National Meat Story contest being con. ducted by the National Live Stock and Meat Board of Chicago. First prize is S2OO. Total prizes amount to $1,450. The competition will be open to girls only, who have completed at least one year of Home Economics or who are studying it uow. There are two requirements: Prepare a story on the subject of meet and submit four meat recipes prepared and served in school or at home. Essays will be judged by the originality of story, presentation of subject matter, and attractiveness and practicability of recipes. ROTARY TO ‘GO TO SEA’ Delegate* to Toronto Convention to Embark at Michigan City, Indiana Rotarians who attend the International Rotary convention at Toronto, Canada, in June, will make the trip by a steamer leaving Michigan City. Ind. A special boat has been chartered to accommodate 180 passengers. Arch V. Grossman has charge. Butler President at Mariop Bu Timrs Specia MARION, Ind., March 6.—An educational campaign to eradicate present day illiteracy is the best way to Improve the moral and physical condition of the nation, declared Dr. Robert J. Aley, president of Butler College, before the Marlon Rotary Club Tuesday.

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