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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

ones eye in a panoramic swift moving,
artistic assembly of beauty and talent.
Flo Ziegfeld gathered in one mammoth
revue theatrical talent of all description
ad blended differing and opposing enter
tainment into composite exhibition with
the touch of a master of the art of the
theater
Success? Laughter and applause is
one answer. A crowded thester, such as
was Englishs last night when the Follies
opened weeks engagement at postwar
prices with gorgeously gowned ladies in
orchestra circle developed in one mood
with timOrous sisters in another part
Of the theater. dispelled all doubts
When Eddie Bowling bade the cur
tain drop and display the Follies of 1919
there was no averse spirit in the house.
burst of applause followed a momen-
tary gaze of wonder at Ben Ali Haggin's
living painting of beautiful maids har-
monizing deep and rich colors in gowns
and scenery.
Mirth stalked up-stage. reaching over
the footlights. through Miss Ray DooIey
as Carmen and Johnny Dooley as a
comic opera Castilian toreador.
From mirth the panorama moved to
melody, then impaired a breath of spring
Miss Marilyn Miller, the sprite of the
Follics' greensward, who charms with a
smile and captivates with grace.
A diversion and then again melody
holds sway with John Steel and Delyle
Aida singing Tulip Time" with rich
voices against a background of color and
beauty, the skilful creation of a deft
artistic hand.
Jest and foOling take the stage through
Bert Williams and George Lemaire, IN
which Williams comes into setting
which opens the way for a display Of his
ndrth- provoking characteristics.
The Apostle OF Pep"-vigorous Eddie
Cantor-sweated under the spotlight with
perhaps the greatest applause of the eve
ming as his reward
Melody, wit, mirth once again in turn
and the audience rest for a brief period.
The curtain rose again to give the au-
dience a peep into the piquant life In
Johnny Dooleys Turkish harem and a
gaze upon the daring creations OF gifted
designer who weaves cloth about supple
dgures.
The scenes shift rapidly, fairy-Hke
MariIyn Miller appearing here and there,
as vigorous as she is sprightly; John
Steel, the melodious: the Fairbanks
twins. petite. graceful and charming:
Bert Williams, funny in despair; Gus
Van and Joe Schenck, the harmonious,
contributing to panorama.
And there are Doris Levant. Olive
Vaughn, Emily Orange, and host Of
others who are good to look upon.
Prohibition IS the pet folly Of the
FOllies, but mournful Bert williams
scene is metamorphOsed into A patriotic
finale of Salvation Army lasses, who
came back to sing to the audience under
the shadows of great victory arch.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
I. u. GLee Club Will
Sing Here April 3

Indianapolis alumni Of Indiana uni
versity will sponsor the university glee
club concert, which will be given in In
dianapols Saturday evening April 8, at
the Athenaeum. A dance VIII follow the
concert. 4 committee composed of J.
Dwight Peterson, Lloyd d. Claycombe
and C. W Weathers is in charge Of ar
engagements for the concert.
The alumni, at the weekly luncheon
yesterday afternoon, voted to cooperate
with the Purdue Alumni association in
matters involving the educational inter
est Of the state
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
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BUT NONE CAN TELL
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Shabby Apparel into New

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whether II be wool, silk, linen. cotton or
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The Direction Book with each package
tells 80 plainly hos to diamond dye over
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mistake
To match any material, have druggist
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ladies' Aid society of Moravian Epis-
copal church meet with Mrs. W. Fl.
Spencer Wednesday afternoon in the
Harriet apartments.
Ladies' Fireside Turner's give a card
party at their hall Wednesday afternoon.
The Epworth league Of Maple Road
church gives a st. Patricks day party
Wednesday night at the church
Capitol avenue young people to have
"stunt" party at the league rooms Fri
day, March &c.
Only Euchre club gives card party at
Musicians hall tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
TODAY'S MOVIES

OHIO-Mary MacLaren in Bonnie
Bonnie Lassie."
CIRCLE-Mildred Harris In "The
Inferior Sex"
MIR. SMITH'S-Pauline Frederick in
"The Paliser Case"
ADMINISTRATORS Gish in Mary
Ellen Comes to Town
IsIs-Ethel Clayton in Young Mrs.
Winthrope."
COLONIAL Bert Lytell in 1.-THE
Right Of Way
REGENT-Hobart Bosworth in The
Border Legion"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
GORGEOUS FOLLLES AND UNKNOWN PURPLE ON VIEW
at

on the stage. She is welcome visitor
at Keith's any old time.
George MacFarlane, baritone, is re-
membered for his days in light opera.
His program this season in vaudeville
is not a heavy one
An apple tree has the habit of drop
ping apples on the head of mortals who
tell a falsehOod. The tree drops many
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
THEATERS TO-DAY

"Ziegfeld's Follies,' at =.
MURAT-"The Unknown Purple" at
Sis.
b. f. KEITHs-Metropol vaude-
vile, 2:15 and Sis.
LYRIC-Vaudeville, continuous, from
1 until IL.
RIALTO-Vaudeville and pictures,
continuous.
BROADwAY-vaud~ and pic
lures, continuous.
PARK-Musical extravaganza, at 2:15
and Sis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

One No 2436, is of good quality French
cambria In neat patterns The loose belt and trim
ming the collar and cuffs add to the general
appearance. Can be had in black blue, pink and
lavender. Priced at $500.
No 2423 is of good quality striped Bingham
with vest of white pique. Can be had IN blue
and white, pink and white, and brown and white
Priced S5.95.
No 2450 is of very good quality French
brio with a vest made of white organdy and
vestee of chambray in contrasting colors. Can be
had in the following coored checks-black, blue
and lavender. $3.50.
No 2474 is OF good quality chambray in the fc
blue, pink lavender and green. Attractive col
model. Priced at $1,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
Buy Jazz Records
Instead of Booze

AKRON, March 16.-Its far cry from
bars of music to mahogany bars, but a
monograph dealer here says the short
ege In records is due to the fact that
money which once went to John Barley
music.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
TWO SURVIVE sHIPwRECK.

WOODS HOLE. Mass, March 16.-Sur-
vivors Of a crew of six, Capt. William
Reicker and Seaman Joseph c. Watkins
of the schooner Isaiah X. Stetson, were
brought here by the coast guard cutter
Acushnet. The men had been fourteen
hours dashed to the rigging of their
craft.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
THE NIURAT.


Come and revel in mystery.
Dark purple mystery. If you please.
that's the brand offered in THE Unknown
Purple" which was presented for the
first time on an Indianapolis stage last
night at the Murat.
It makes the cold shiyers run up and
down fellows back to see George Pro
bert as the chemist fade out Of existence
right before ones very eyes.
Doors open by an unseen hand. a safe
is rifed and tables and chairs are shifted
about by an unseen force There is muir
der In the midst Of all these strange
doings. All is made possible by some
Of the cleverest stage management seen
on the modern stage.
The writer does not like to use super
lative praise, but in discussing the work
of George Probert and this mystery play
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
On with the danceI

On VIII ILt udIINEs
Forward with beautiful women, mirth,
spectacle. art, grace, wit, Jest and mel
ody-they all are In ziegfeld's 1919
FoIlieS.
All that the composite youth, matron,
maid and tired business men seeks in a
theater for admiration, for laughter, to
wonder at and enjoy is spread before
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

apples on Dugan and Raymond in An
Ace in the Hole" who do some polite
foOling.
Cora Youngblood Corson and the girls
that assisted her in playing for the boys
in France, under the auspicies of the
X. of C., are on the bill. Their instru-
mental numbers are good.
AL Raymond tells bunch of stories
in manner similar TO Dockstader. A
rube character gets the laughs in She's
Travelling Man" employing Hall and
Brown. Slap stick stun, but the crowds
like It,
Tim and Kitty OMeara have neat
but not startling dancing act. The
Bowery number seems out Of place. Wait
hour and Princeton open the show; they
waltz on bicycles
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

Miller and Lainly, in songs; Burk and
Lee, in dances, and others. The second
episode of the Jack Dempsey serial,
Dare Devil Jack" is on the bill.
T. Il Il
DAME FASHION AT LYRIC.
Fashion is waving her fickle wand.
The wand was waved over the Lyric
theater and as a result Martins models
present a fashion show.
Six girls display the New York and
Paris creations.
One of them gives pretty solo dance
1.-THE Love Race"
That is the name of a One-act play
given by Jack Hallan. Lew Harris, Addie
Carlson and a chorus of five.
The Wicker sisters and Dellon compose
rhythmic and musical troupe.
Adams and Guhl are blackface come
dams with their own stunts.
And-Pat Barrett, from Missouri"
sings and talks quite bit.
Then Jennings and O'Brien give a song
and dance act, and Kate and Wiley pro-
duce some surprising gymnastic. flips.
The film shown Is The Grocery Clerk, +"
with Larry Semon.
Il Il
SPOKEN OF BEFORE.
The following movies were discussed at
length in Mondays Times and are now
on view:
Circle-Mildred Harris Chaplin in The
Inferior Sex" A picture containing ex-
cellent photography and acting on part
of the star and supporting cast.
Alhambra-Dorothy Gish is appearing
here in MARY Ellen Comes to Town"
which was written for her by an Indian
apolis writer. Dorothy has big chance
to act very sweet.
0hio-Mary MacLaren is making ire
mendous impression in Bonnie, Bonnie
Laesle" at the Ohio. The movie has a
charming dash Of Scotch to IT.
Mr.. Smith's-PauIine Frederick is act
ing very dramatically I'm The Paliser
Case" at Mr. Smiths There are two
deaths during the tragedy and Pauline is
accused Of pulling off one OF the Jobs.
Cslonial-Bert LyteIl is appearing in
THE Right Of Way" at the Colonial this
week. In book form this story was of
powerful appeal 1t looks as II the movie
will duplicate and increase the popular
~ Of the novel
Isis-"The Young Mrs Winthrop" re-
mains at the Isis. II is a story that
plays on the heart strings Nice acting
OF had man" I'm The Border Legion"
now at the Regent. Blanch Bates is in
the cast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
b. 7. KEITH's.

It's a grand and glorious feeling to
sit out in front and see an act, not the
headllner, walk away with the honors OF
the bill.
Elida Morris, by sheer ability and
hard work. grabbed Off the big recep-
ton and honor Of the bin on the night
which the new Keith bill was reviewed
When Miss Morris cleaned up on the en-
tire bill and came back for an honest
curtain speech, we decided right then and
there that her name was going to get in
the big type.
Elida Morris was suffering with a
severe cold the other night at her big
triumph. but she PUT over her songs with
an Al Jolson punch. Every song she
sings is n gem, especially a song in which
she sings of a girl Of ebony color telling
her lover that she Is "NObody's Gal"
Miss Norris works every minute she is
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
THE PARK.

THE PARK.
Dropped into the Park yesterday after
noon as the "Kewpie Dolls" were dancing
on for the opening OF the second act.
After giving Manager Black the nee
essary high sign and paying the re
qufred war tax, we took a peep at the
dolls
The dolls were dancing on the board
walk at Atlantic City and Lucille Arnold
was singing by the Sea" Anna Caplin
has her hit song In the timely greeting
I'm See You in Cuba" Those out In
trort knows what she means.
Margaret Bradley Is the ingenue and
Tom Howard is the comedian Lew
Denny Is the straight man.
There are eight scene in the show and
before the entertainment Is over the
spectator has been to Paris. Egypt. New
York and Atlantic City.
At the Park all week.
RIALro.
Happy Days" a childhood frolic, is
the headliner on the new bin at the RI
alto The act carries the older specta-
tors back TO their childhood days
Clifton and Kramer appear In Mr.
Larson" a comedy; Swift and DAILY in
a musical novelty during which music
is actually rendered of OF auto horns
the Myrtle Moore tho, In song revue,
and Ruhl and Ruhl. In a dancing act
complete the vaudeville bill
The movie IS Tom Mix in The Cy-
clone" In which Nix plays the role
Of northwestern mounted police. The
photog raphy is splendid
Il
THE BROADWAY.
A real live prince is In town.
There is a prince on this weeks bill
al the Broadway.
His name is Prince Karmi Delma.
He IS accompanied by a company"
Prince Karmi Is announced as the
famous yogi from the east and pre-
sents many Hindu mysteries as we'll as
other stunts. The prince loads a gun
with powder and ball, puts part OF the
gun barrel down his throat and dis
charges II. Esther Starr and Jacy Camp
bell are also prominent on the new bill
Their act IS called Violin Nonsense" In
cluded are Paul and Loupe, acrobats;
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

it is only fair to be honest and use at
least a few Of those expressions.
1t is the duty Of the stage to entertain
in clean way. This The Unknown
Purple" does even better than "fhe
Thirteenth Chair" or 'Withn the Law.
1t is indeed a strange story.
The story concerns Peter Narchmont, a
chemist, who inyents a wonderful dye
formula. and his faithieSs wife. Jewel.
She becomes involved with man named
James Dawson, who succeeds In having a
crook steal the dye formula. To prevent
Jewel from being exposed as a thief OF
missing money from Dawson Sr. March
mont Is sent to Jail for seven years. His
great love is for his boy, Bobby, and
Jewels sister Ruth. Jewel marries Daw
son and they acquire wealth on March
mont's dye formula. Marchmont returns
from prison in disguise as the Stranger,
and causes the ruin n well as the death
Of Jewel and Dawson by means Of the
purple ray.
As to the cast.
The writer considers the cast ideal.
even magnificent. The splendid character
shading of George Probert is so master
full that It overshadows even the mystery
of the drama. Probert's work Is a tri-
umph of stage acting. Miss Marion
Rogers as Jewel the unfaithful wife
mounts to the big scene as only true
born actress can do. She is powerfully
dramatic in the final act. Miss Eveta
Knudsen as Ruth, Jewels sister, is one
Of those sweet blondes who radiates good
feeling. Splendid work on the part of
Miss Knudsen. Equally satisfying is the
work of Master Arthur LeNien as Bobby.
He has little to do but he does it we'll.
Benedict MacQuarrie as James Dawson
does some character work in the second
and third acts which the writer has sell
dom seen eXceIled. As the insane. re-
morseful fool Dawson rises TO tragic
heights. IN this line of work nothing
more convincing Is TO be found on the
stage today. Miss Vivian Allen has the
duty. as Jewels friend, TO inject the
laughs and she certainly causes this grim
mystery drama to convulse with laughter
nj times The others are all competent.
Opinion: II you enjoy real acting and
suspense. real throbbing mystery, do not
miss THE Unknown Purple" Take IL
from us. this is real entertainment.
At the Murat all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

(TO BE COntinued9
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

Miss Bernice Bailey. $3.50 North Ne
ridian. was elected president of the fresh
man class at the teachers college yester-
day afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

Another, No. 2443, of good quality chambray,
may be had in the following shades-blue pink,
light gray, dark gray and tan Vest Of white
organdy. A loose belt adds to the pleasing pic
ture this garment presents. Price $3.50.
No. 2426 is of good quality stripe bingham. Col
lar and cuffs and vest of white pique This dress
is suitable for street or even sports wear. Pink,
blue, lavender and black stripes Priced at
$3.50.
No, 2427, same model as No 2426, is made Of
excellent quality chambray in the following
colors: Copenhagen blue, Alice blue pink,
lavender and green. This also is $3.50.
owing desirable shades: Copenhagen blue. Alice
r and cuffs made of white pique. A very charming
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mcbr ltcbCn, ais aQeS onOCrc, lid &C.
gen ieinen Yeiniger luenoct, 10 nuts
los Dies alth lein mag, 3ur Ecr5peif.
lung getrlCbcn Ourf} Die noGIt6noiq
unberOicntc EcrfolgUnn lnbcfiim,
inert Inn bic SdlGge, bic er in benz
"Sod" befOnmt unbcfiirnmcrt nm
Die Wtoidlincngelpebre iiber ibn, be.
mannt bon bortber6igen SoIooten.
Glclc Vtalflnengelpetre iparcn cine
foltiptcllge SluSg16c, rpelde man 0ie=
'e$ sSohr n1a6tc, 5ur 3eit, oIs bieic
SnItit0tion lih nidt ilnItan6c iiibltc,
&artoffcln iiir hic @cfonqeren 3ll
fauIen. Dies lit tppiif nit ocr SOL
r-IonllniitrQtipn peI6e man in
Die @crte 5uiommen foilen fam:
Moldinen9eifiibe onItott Gortoficln.
SbmobI George imner 1ofl' for.
perltdh Ourd Oie bcinobc 6reijGhriqe
Sefangenif)oit 1eioet, Iino feline sln=
lidten, filr luel6c er nit oen 5. 8.
W.=Seuten bon Chicago BcfGngnis.
Itrafe erIittt, augeni6einlid l,nper-
onoert.
9luf cine 9lnfroqe betrcffs ieirer
Elone antlportete cr: .9tun. ser &o.
bltoIlsnlus eriitiert nod ilnmcrl"
Alio mon tpollte I'M gunoesQef6no.
mig gu Scopcnlportb cinen n9l1tfrltbr"
IN S5ene IeBcn, I'M Der NOminiItro-
ton @elegelrheit 5u geben, gtmneItic
5u oerpeigern.
glS r1ennt n1nn Sspr,1nfrotio,
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