Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

ADOLEEA BOl-M.
The creative spirit of the ballet coming
to the Murat Sunday night is Adolph
Bolm, and the picture shows Bolm FIJI an
artistic dance pose. Miss Ruth Page Of
this city is his chief dancer.
ROSE COGHLAN.
Rose Coghlan is no longer young.
She admits 1t ard is not ashamed Of
her age.
On the opening night Of her vaude-
vile engagement at Keith's in a con-
densed version of her first stage sue
cess, Forget Me Not" this veteran wom-
an of the stage was forced to answer
many curtain calls and make a little
talk
She has been on the stage fifty years.
MANY Of those present, If they are old
enough, have seen me, and If they have
not, their fathers and mothers probably
have, and IL not, their grandmothers and
grandsathers have told them about ME.
by mathematical deduction you can
arrive at my age and 1 am not ashamed
Of It." she said, as she bowed again her
appreciation to the audience.
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ENGLIsH'S
The Fanchon and Marco Revue, which
opened 4 three-day engagement at Eng
Iish's last night, is as near nothing Ia
the entertainment line that has ever
struck this town.
The jokes are crude and often Of bad
taste, the dancing IS only fair and the
scenery even worse, the dancing OF Fam
chon is not so bad, but the singing OF
Marco is very poor.
The chorus girls revel in an exposure
Of their limbs; Nelson and Chain make
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with the aid of an undershirt
The whole show lacks the class OF
n $3.50 attraction and how they ever
got out OF san Francisco IS q wonder.
II pretends TO be r jazz entertainment
and turns out to be a mess OF noisy
and cheap vaudeville.
Opening at English's Thursday night
will DO a comedy, Three Wise Fools. 80
which is considered splendid entertain
ment in the larger cities.
BUshman and Bayue, movie stars, win
appear IN person in the drama. The
Master Thief" at the Murat beginning
/ Thursday night.
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MOSTLY GIRLS.
| Seven out OF eight performers in Tag
Day Girls" are Of the feminine variety
and they sing and dance their way
| through a miniature musical comedy at
the RisIto this week
| The story concerns some girls OF gen
erous impulses who sell tags for charity
while Bert and Mabelle are the principals
OF the>act.
Wells and Teats appear in "The Sing
| ing Paradise" Weber and woodward
/ Ernest Halt, comedian. and the Cor
don sisters complete the vaudeville bill.
THE BROADWAY.
| Girls are not always girls. you know.
That is true at the Broadway this week
when returned soldiers and sailors doll
up ike girls.
The remainder Of the bill consists OF
Reitter and Weiss In You Can't Do II"
Howland, Erwin and Rowland in melody,
Bert Ford IN another novelty. sasaki and
Yoni. Japanese acrobats, and serial,
| "Dare Devil Jack"
MORE JAZZ.
Mabel Whitman believes In giving The
| people what they want and she has de-
cided that jazz singing and dancing IS
the demand Of the hours, and the way
she was received at the Lyric yesterday
| proves she Is right
A shivering, shimmering man staging
shimmy dance is the knockout Of the
act
The Orpheus comedy four, a standard
| Offering; Somers duo, aerial performers
Maurice Downey and company In a
sketch, the Four Lyons, Vernon and
Rogers complete the bill
PARK.
Michsllena Pennetd is a snappy little
person who takes the Lena Daley role
| IN 1.-THE French Frolics," now at tho
Park, and she lands IN a jazz dance
number right in the hrst applause hon
/ ors.
Harry Fields IS as usual the comedian
Of the show and his Hebrew character
| scores.
The chorus is we'll dressed and does u
lot Of dancing.
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| Circle-Norma Talmadge in "The
| Woman Gives"
! OhiO-Clara Rimball Young in "The
| Forbidden Woman"
Alhambra-Theda Bara in lure Of
Ambition"
Colonial-olive Thomas In Youthful
| Folly"
| Mr.. Smith's-'The Sagebrusher"
Isis-'My Lady's Carter"
Regent-Jnmes ]. Corbett in "Prince
Of Avenue A"