Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
Luth and heautv win.

Never has the writer seen sucn oedu-
Res and equally as good dancers AND
j singers urafer one theatrical banner.
ARd theRmusic.
It Is victor Herbert at his most me-
ladious aid tantalizing self.
Such the song hit, 81 Might Be
Your dnce-in-a-While which runs
through the entire piece.
This melody is Herbert st his most
nelodio.s moments, and it is so gooe
to hes<8 real tune these days
IT, re other gems such as "but-
- ich gives John E. Young his
: S ehance: ST Don't Want to Go
Ehich gives Emile Lea chance
Il higher than her head; "a Man
g1id Have a Double When Hes SIN
~ which affords Tyler Brooks
Ince to become known, and Some
S L Like You" which gives Miss Paula
kburn a wonderful opportunity to soar
melody.
Stage followers will not forget Miss
Marguerite Gender, as Betty, who is one
Of those little misses who radiates charm
and youth in every scene-a complete
triumph Miss Gender.
And now for Jack Donahue, the eccen-
trio dancer.
Jack held up the show last night
with an eccentric dance in which ne
DQIEOWCu lamp SAo>NS 80 -
costume and a coat hanger for an 1magl
nary bow and arrow.
Nothing better in this sort OF WORK
seen this season than Jack Donahue
trying to be a classical dancer.
There are so many more we shouId
mention, but what's the use; we would
have the same way about them.
The costumes reflect the youth Of the
players; the scenery fresh and beautiful;
real dancing chorus and singers or
bility-thats Angel Face"
"a When you see "Angel Face" you win
i've Just as we are doing in its favor.
& 81 At Engash's all week.
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he MURAr.
bark is the Kfurat until next Monday
KIT. wher Mcintyre and Heath come in
re- 1*TelIo Alexander" which enjoyed long
Ia IN Chicago.
.<<I rhe Shriners have taken over the house
u the opening performance Monday
ght and win throw the largest theater
q Dirty of the season
LILLE. DIANE AT kEITH's.
II MademoiselIe talks with her eyes.
~ Even with her two expressive hands.
And then she wiggles her bare toes in
conversational way Some toes.
krhis is Nile. Diane, French chan
Sse, who is adding q breath Of some
ing new 20 theater patrons at Keith's
week
s with a wiggIe Of her toes, a shrug Of
Il bare shoulders and a naughty wink
the eye, Nile. Diane sings a song Of
ow she loves to love.
II kiss him ZOO" she sings, as she
4 slants kiss on the cheek Of Jan Rubini,
S Ter violinist.
''ze kiss, it makes me feels zoo mooch
stter. Some babie," she winked.
s Rapid as a whirlwlnd is this woman.
ID she brings to the American vaude-
Ne stage complete abandonment and
acity which is charming.
Rubini is an artist on the violin, and
held up the show the night we saw
~ bin.
lie is appreciated by a vaudeville au-
nee, although his work is classical.
Abe audience loves Rubini, although
sd - air is very long, verre musical, you
)ur enthusiasm for Mile Diane in no
b detracts from appreciation of the
z revue of Anatol Friedland, called
lsicland," in which the composer Of
Nv popular hits is surrounded by
IS tifnl dancing girls.
I; eourse Friedland has some melody
Is Of his own which are hard to beat,
3 a It is the naturalness Of his manner
injecting them into his act which
de the big hit with the writer.
#fany beautiful girls sing and dance
$500 his prancing melodies and it is a
< % one, Thanks" which the audience
S. hands more and more.
- toe dancer and Alma Adair are also
minent in getting the applause.
= 81 ack McLalIen and May Carson do
pc clever work in "Oh Sarah" blend
zss Of what not which gives McLallen
chance for his personality to reap a
rvest Of honest encores.
e as Is mighty nifty on a roller skate
nee, too.
~ Buster Santos and Jacque Hays. one
mountain and the other a slim bean
lie. as usual convu1se the audience by
hiking and singing about taeir shapes.
S These girls are sure fire if both can
W their respective weight and shapes.
The bin includes frankie Wilson in
les; Wilson brothers in some good
cling songs, but only fair comedy
$685. N G1llett In a juggling act and the
rary Digest topics.
h B. B. KeitRs all week.
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IL an LYRIC.
azs music has a pleasing exponent in
IS Dot Marsel and her "Blue Grass
Isl 8 irtet" at the Lyric this week.
+ When we dropped in yesterday after
bn Miss Marse1 was singing one of her
& Bfg hits, and executing a clever dance.
- She holds the center Of attention from
a ginning to the end Of her act.
q IA Perfect SO" is the name of revue
esented by Myrtle Vernon and COM
by, with gowns and lingerie the prin-
So al attraction
leonard and Bergman give some
ynedy stunts In their Offering ain the
vies,'' which is refreshing.
= 94Johnny Wiesser and Cora Riesser
stablished favorites in Indianapolis are
20 on the bill in a feature, Folks from
orgia"
NAnd Black and O'Donnell, 1.-THE VIC
Dist and the Boob" they didn't tell US
a ,ich was which, have a number Of
q medy lines.
4 THE Buch brothers, in ship Alloy"
30 some marine travesty and do some
bertfng stunts OF the trampoline.
q sskhen Lulu Hunter, a singer and
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