Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-17

, Torrance OF "The Monte Carlo Girls"
the verdict Of the audience was one Of
genuine approval.
AS Miss Hyatt sang the melodious
Jingle, about eighteen chorus girls ap-
peared dressed In conventional male
evening dress, and they made a decided
impression.
This Johnny chorus number is a real
gem and proves that the producers of
the shows at the Park this season are
living up to their promise OF using both
brains and money in their productions.
The new edition OF The Monte Carlo
Girls" Of course contains some OF the
old stun which they can never eliminate
because their audiences demand II, but
as a whole this years production is
clean, snappy, well mounted and "A fast
moving entertainment
Another favorits were the Three
FOUNDERS. who make up very compe-
tent singing trio. who can sing and
yet realize tho importance, Of injecting
the proper amount or comedy into their
melody.
Then there Is bisckfncc comedian
with this show which held up the prog
ress OF the eatertainment by a new Jazs
song called The Shlmmy Blues"
None OF the chorus look like they arc
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home. as they appear youthful and dance
better than they sing.
The costumes are cut along the lines
Of the modern fashion of using as little
material as possible. although the COS
tunes are never daring.
There are lots Of enjoyable minutee
IN 1.-THE Monte Carlo GiFlH" show, whica
inay be seen all week at the Park.
THE MOVIES.
The movie schedule for today is ss
follows: Mary Pickford In "suds." at
tho Circle: Alma Rubsns In "Ths World
and His WIFE" at the Alhambra; Pass
ers BY" at tho Ohio; ION with the
Dance st Engiish's; Darling Mine"
st the Colonial: IAN Uphill Climb" at
the Regent; - Week End" at thu IsIs,
and THE Man Who Lost Himself" ut
Mister Smiths.
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THE BROADWAY.
The new bill at the Broadway con-
sists OF the following acts; Ethslyn.
Mae and Laverne IN dances: Omega In
"Omega's Ms; the Moran Sisters, MakA-
lanes Hawaiians: the Trolley Car Dno.
acrobats; Justin and LAMAR. ana Prin-
cess Lula, dancer.
II + T.
JAZZ ACTS NOW
AT THE LYRIC.
And such Jazz!
II seemed that the whole world was
possessed by jazz Henda when we saw
yesterdays performance at the Lyric.
The whole bill Is made up OF jazz
OF some kind, even In the songs and
dancing
Brownlee's Jazz Band was the star
member Of the jazz bill
And Dolly Wilson was not far behind
the head OF the list.
The Brownlee's band IS a player OF
Jazz music as it should be played
Seven members Of the band produce
harmony that is almost Irresistible.
But the best part OF their act is the
performances OF two youngsters who have
natural grace and ability.
They are Marcel Hardia and frankie
Alexander, both In their early teens"
but with enough talent in singing and
dancing to carry or most Of the honora
OF the act.
They literally take the sudiencs or
their feet.
Dolly Wilson is an Indianapolis prod |
uct who has distinctive series OF songs |
that stamp her as being above the
average.
she carried the jazz into her act, and |
had jazz songs, jazz music and added |
al great deal TO the success Of the bill /
r Even the accordians jazzed.
Minetti and Reible have something |
that is out Of the ordinary: q duet 81 /
accordians combined with humor and |
pantomime.
They get II across" and make the
headers Of the bill work for their honors.
o. X. Legel and Company.
That is the name of o juggling act |
that is full of eccentric tricks on the
part of Legel. who Is the only one of
the troupe OF two to appear on the
stage
Legal keeps his partner busy back
stage" with his apparatus.
Dorsey, Peltier and Schwartz, the trio
which has just finished an engagement
at one Of the local moving picture houses.
also appear on the bill, and to much
better advantage on the stage than be-
fore the white curtain.
Feuie and Florence are a surprise to
the audience all the time they are be-
fore the footlights.
They have songs and dances, and are
other opponents of the Jazz movement.
The Six Tumbling Tip Tops have some
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