Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-21

B. f. KEITRS-Metropol vaudeville,
at 2:15 and s:15
LYRIC-Vaudeville continuous from
unt1 IL
BRoADwAY--vaudevi continuous
RIALTO-vaudeville and pictures, con-
tinuous.
PARK-Musical extravaganza, at 2:15 and
S:15.
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MURAT
For an engagement of three days, with
Saturday matinee, William Hodge comes
to the Murat in his new vehicle, "The
Guest Of Honor" three act comedy ro
nance written by himself and introduc
ing the 1ank luminary in a new role
Miss Jane Houston is Mr.. Hodges new
leading woman. She has played in sup
port of Margaret Anglin, John Drew,
William Faversham, Grace George and
other well known stars.
stake 1t From Me-" which comes next
MoEtiay to the Murat for a weeks en-
gagement, has been termed as the show
With a conglomeration of comedy and
kickings. Fred Hillebrand is the prin-
cipal comedian, who is assisted by Doug
las Leavitt, Alice Hills, Flor Morrison,
Zoe Barnett, the Gardiner trio and others
ENGLISHS.
Fred Stone, who is playing at Eng
lish's this week in Jack O'Lantern,"
says that there are two chances that he
will not take-roller skating and roping
a grizzly bear. He performs remarkable
feats upon ice skates during his per-
formance and at enc time he ropes
polar bear. In explaining this he says:
II don't want to rope anything that
can not let go Of and as for the roller
skates-I am afraid of them"
George Whites scandals of 1910" come
to English's all of next week with cast
headed by Ann Pennington. Matinees
will be given on Wednesday and Sat
urday.
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B. r. KEITH'S.
Many difficult and daring dives are
given by the Winston water lions, which
are being seen this week at Keith's.
They perform the same water feats
that are given by the diving nymphs in
the company. Other acts are Larry Reilly
and company, Hallen and Hunter, Her
man and Shirley, Richards, Billy Ola
son, Olsen and Johnson, and Morgan and
Kloter. The usual news weekly and
Literary Digest sayings are shown.
LYRIC.
People and Greenwald's "Revue of
1920" which is one of the features on
this weeks bill at the Lyric, might be
described as vaudeville act made up
Of vaudeville acts.' The eight artists
who appear in it have all worked indie
pendentIy of the revue as Facts" touring
the various variety circuits The act in
cludes the Moran Sisters, Lola Van,
Edith Adamy, Harry Sigman and Peggy
Mcintosh.
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BROADWAY.
An unusually good. bicycle act is Of
fered by Kaufman and Webster at the
Broadway this week. They are dressed
as tramps and perform stunts that are
out of the ordinary. Dave and Marion
Grey give a song revue, Macdonald and
Mack offer comedy talk and songs and
play a number of different musical In
struments Tom Moore and Sisters have
a gkit of singing and dancing, the
Weaver Brothers present a fube comedy,
1.-THE Two Boys From Arkansast; the
Ramos have a novelty turn entitled I'm
Monkey1and," and the photoplay bill in
cludes a Mutt and JEFF comedy and a
news reel
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RIALT0.
Howard and Helen Savage offer a
clever sharpshooting act this week at
the RtRlto which is out of the ordinary
George Stanley and the Wilson Sisters
are comedians; Wilma and Ketch and
"Jerre' turn ventriloquist act; Willing
and Willing are blackface comedians;
Lombertt plays a group Of numbers on
the saxophone and the feature film is
"FeuG" with Tom Mix In the leading
role.
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PARK.
A feature Of the extravaganza, which
is showing this week at the Park, is
the group Of songs given BY DoOley,
Naimola and MCGEE. This trio rounds
out the cast of principals which includes
Ben Rubin, Ruth Addington, Margoe
Coate and others.
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