Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 195, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1927 — Page 6

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MISS GRACE GEORGE TO BE HOLIDAY STAR Chief in Support of Star in ‘The Road to Rome’ at English’s Next Week Will Be McKay Morris, Well Known Here as a Stuart Walker Player. The announcement of the appearance of Miss Grace George in the New York comfedy success, “The Road to Rome,” beginning Monday, Dec. 26, at English’s, is of untold interest to all theatergoers who appreciate the best in acting and the 6ner subtleties of dramatic art. Indeed, Miss George’s appearance in a highly modernized depiction of a classic Roman role, following her long line of

dramatic creations running the gamut of stage potrayal, is sure to arouse great interest. Becomingly she •will don the flowing robes of ancient Rome and thereby enhance the comeliness that helped to commend her at the outset of her notable stage career. In the new play its author, Robert Emmet Sherwood, editor of Life, has departed from the beaten track and the result is said to be a work novel In its avoidance of conventions, tickling in its humor, pleasing in .'.entiment and boldly defiant in dealing with historic characters. The hero is Hannibal, that Carthaginian general, who invaded and ravaged Italy during the second Punic war. It is in his contact with some of the Romans, particularly with the wife of Fabius, that furnishes the incentive for talk and action. In its ironical and satirical flings at the futility of war and in its assumption that woman is the aggressor in wooing man, the play has a Shavian flavor that should stimulate interest in it. In the dialogue the author does toot describe a Roman atmosphere of the classic period. Instead, his characters speak in a very modem manner and In their frankness Often are as bold as may be encountered in a Broadway show. Altogether, the play is said to be bo human In the blending of gravity

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as to quicken an audience into enjoying and approving it. Supporting the star in the performance are McKay Morris as Hannibal, J. M. Kerrigan as Fabius, Edward H. Wever as Mago, Phillip Foster as Cipio, Francis Compton as Hasdrubal, Evelyn Carter Carrington as Fabia, and some twentyfive other principal players in one of the largest dramatic aggregations ever seen on tour. # tt u INDIANA BALLROOM MAKES HOLIDAY PLANS It will be a merry Christmas for the patrons of the Indiana Ballroom A big program has been arranged for the holiday season. In the center of the ballroom stands a golden Christmas tree. It towers about thirty feet. Jonas Pfflberg, managing director of the Indiana ballroom, has on his calendar many Christmas fetes. “First of all will be the Christmas eve frolic, Saturday evening, Dec. 24, when Santa Claus will bq the host to hundreds of the dance lovers. This will be followed the next day by a colorful Christmas day fete. Every one attending this Christmas day celebration will be assured of a merry time, when entertainment and added bands will be the feature. Also a matinee will be held this day, which will be the regular Sun-

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