Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19


B.~F. MISUNDERSTANDING vaudeville.
at 2:15 and S:15.
LXRIC-Vaudeville, continuous from
until II.
BRoADWAY-vaudevill continuous.
RIALTO-Vaudeville and pictures, con
tinuous.
PARK-Musical extravaganza, at 2:15 and
S:16.
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ENGLISH'S.
When Fred Stones parents crossed the
state of Indiana in the seventies on
their way to locate in Kansas, they
travelled in a prairie schooner. When
Fred Stone came to Indianapolis today
to open a weeks engagement at Eng
lish's in 'Jack o. Lantern" he came in
special train, with 100 people. This
shows what a man can do who has per-
sistence and patience and works hard.
'The girl with the voice IS the way
&hat Yevette Rugel of George Whites
Z Scandals of 1919" was referred to re-
Gently. Miss Rugel is a recruit from
vaudeville and George White engaged
her after hearing her sing at the Palace
theater in New York.
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NTURAT.
A little more than q year ago Miss
~Jane Houston, William Hodges new
leading woman, who will appear with
him at the Murat Jan. %, Is and "A, in
"The Guest of Honor" was enacting
Ray Cox's role in an English production
of alvin Beds" In private life, Miss
Houston is the wife of the English
actor, Wallace Wiidecombe.
tuneful tale of youth, beauty and
laughter is Take 1t From Me-" which
comes to the Murat all or next week,
with Saturday and Wednesday matinees.
Fred Hillebrand, Douglas Leavitt and
Alice Hills furnish the comedy, while
James Dyrenforth makes an interesting
hero Others in the cast are equally
as entertaining.
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b. F. KEITHS.
Capt. Winston's water lions, which are
being seen this week at B. F. Keith's,
initiate each dive and stunt given by
the girl swimmers and divers in a large
tank of water erected upon the stage.
Capt. Winston maintins quarters on one
of the piers in Atlantic City. He says
rat he conceived the plan of his act
n watching these animals play on the
TrOcks. Of California.
LYRIC.
An interesting assortment of vaude-
vile is on view at the Lyric this week,
the features Of the bill being People
and Greenwald's "Revue of 1920" Other
acts are 1.-THE Golden Bird" the Herbert
trio, Mabel Harper and company, Lii
liam Steele and Teddy Edison, Girls of
'61," Frear, Baggot and Frear and Ferry
and Coulter.
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RIALTO.
The Ratios bill. this week is varied
George Stanley and sisters offer a COM
edy, Expelled From College," sharing
half the honors with Howard and Helen
Savage, sharpshooters Willing and Will
ing are couple of men who present a
skit, "Now You Laugh; Lombertl is a
xylophonist, Lang and Green are har
mOny singers and the photoDlay feature
is Tom Mix in "The Feud.'
BROADWAY.
"The Rianos," Offering an act entitled
Monkey Land" is the headliner at the
broadway this week. Others on the bill
are Dave and Marion Gray, singers ana
monologists; the Weaver brothers, the
boys from Arkansas, who are favorites
in Indianapolis; Tom Moore and sisters.
in a dancing act, and others. Topics
of the day are included in the picture
program.
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PARK.
Ben Rubin heads the cast Of principals
this week at the Park theater. Others
playing with him are Ruth Addington,
Margie Coate, Madlyn Worth, Dooley,
Naimola and MCGEE, and others. John
Quigg is an unusual pianist in this COM
pany.