Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1928 — Page 23

JUNE 29, 1928

Times Artist Draws I Firebrand ’ Characters

EE WILLIAMS. Indianapolis \ Lane at the Fountain Square; E Times artist, made a little jour- l\ , ' \ Powell at the Circle; first annh ■ to' Keith’s to see the Stuart \ | H \ V sary stage show at the Indians, i Iker production of “The Fire- \ \ (I \ 1, \V/ “Moon of Israel’’ at the Ohio. ,s Williams sat there his fingers Iff //! %\ V\u \ 4 busy with pencil and paper, and III■ time went on he created these /y//, / % a racters in black and white. f \j2T3 I m. i 'he upper left-hand sketch is that I Marie Adels as the model of | Ilni. She has the character of l\ '®f/ / , • ?ela. Williams has drawn her in l\ wM J/jl corner of Cellini’s studio, and 1\ WfiJ & K portance and an attrac tibmty for I || /Hj § und her are some of his sculp- 1 / burlesque never heretofore accom- J j a the upper right-hand corner is 1 jm... The Mutual will be the only oriketch of Cellini as played by ganlzed burlesque circuit in this )rge Gaul. Cellini is telling with jgamiUr country next season, it is announced. ,a Sy S'SiffSrJSSS 01 LARR.Y FLETCHER Other Indianapolis theaters today ***** OUKe :hess m the picture in the center. t>„™.

T EE WILLIAMS, Indianapolis •*-' Times artist, made a little journey to Keith’s to see the Stuart Walker production of “The Firebrand.” As Williams sat there his fingers got busy with pencil and paper, and as time went on he created these characters in black and white. The upper left-hand sketch is that of Marie Adels as the model of Cellini. She has the character of Angela. Williams has drawn her in a corner of Cellini’s studio, and around her are some of his sculpturing. In the upper right-hand corner is a sketch of Cellini as played by George Gaul. Cellini is telling with apparent relish another version of the story of killing his enemies. Charlotto Irwin/ portrays the Duchess in the picture in the center. Williams has drawn her as she is sweeping out of the studio after, giving the artist “a piece of her mind.” The Duke is pictured in the lower left-hand corner. Larry Fletcher had that part. Williams feels that he has caught' the character spirit of this person nicely. “The Firebrand” ends its engagement at Keith’s Sunday night. “The Copperhead” will *bJfc presented, with George Gaul playing his last week with the Stuart Walker Company this season. a a NEW DEPARTMENT FOR BURLESQUE CIRCUIT I. H. Herk, president and general manager of the Mutual Burlesque Association, has created anew office for the operation of the Mutual Circuit which is calculated to insure perfectly conducted theaters at every point, and maintain a high standard of performances throughout the entire list of the forty-two shows. The new office is called chief field supervisor, and its duties will re-

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portance and an attractibility for burlesque never heretofore accomplished. The Mutual will be the only organized burlesque circuit in this country next season, it is announced. a u e Other Indianapolis theaters today offer: “Stella Dallas” at English’s; “The Firebrand” at Keith's; Carl Rosini and Company at the Lyric; “The Enemy” at Loew’s Palace;

On Vacation Bound for a brief vacation in Hawaii, Colleen Mo- re is now aboard the S. S. Malolo, having sailed from San Francisco upon the completion of her latest picture, “Happiness Ahead.”

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

“Three Sinners” at the Apollo; Pat Lane at the Fountain Square; Dick Powell at the Circle; first anniversary stage show at the Indiana, and “Moon of Israel” at the Ohio.

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JUNGLES YIELD RARE FINDS OF ANCIENT RACE Explorers Discover Maya Cloth, Ten Centuries in Cave. NEW ORLEANS. June 29.—The John Gedddings Gray memorial expedition of Tulane University, exploring the jungles of Central America. has reported to the university here that splendid process has been made in unraveling the mysteries, past and present, that lie hidden in the unexplored arebs of the Tzendales jungle. The expedition is headdd by Franz Blom. noted explorer of Central America and Mexican jungle country. 1 Among recent discoveries of the expedition, according to a letter to the university from Blom, was a piece of Maya cloth believed to be more than 1,000 years old. The cloth was found in a small cave situated in a section known as the “cave of the textiles.” Much difficulty was encountered by the explorers in reaching the cave, the writer revealed, but persistence finally won out. The exploring party also reported making contact with the five men and one woman, the only survivors of the ancient Southern Lacandon Indians. It was the latter race that in ages past caused so much trouble for missionaries sent to convert them. At Zapotal, one of the native villages where the explorers stopped for a brief stay, the ceremonial calendar was still in use. This calendar was used in this section approximately 1,500 years ago.

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