Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
THEATERS GET
TWO HOLSTERS
COMING WEEK
Miss Ruth Page at Murat Sun
day Night With AdOlph
BOIm Ballet.
MISS EDWARDS, ENGLISH

MISS EDWARDS, ENGLISH
1.-TWO Indiana celebrities Will grace
J. the local stage within the next
seven days.
Miss Ruth Page, daughter of Dr.
Lafayette Page of this city, will ap-
pear Sunday night at the Murat in
a concert with the Adolph Bolm
ballet and the Little Symphony
orchestra.
Miss Marjorie E. Edwards, daugh-
ter of Edward F. Galligan of Terre
Haute, VIII sing the role of Helen in
"See-Saw," the Henry w. Savage
musical play coming to English's
next Thursday night.
Elsie Janis and her gang opens at
Enensh's Monday night, while the cur
tain at the Murat viii ring up on "Shu-
bert Gaieties Of 1919" for a weeks en-
gagement
Stella Mayhem viii be the big name at
B. F. Keith's next week.
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THE BOLM BALLET.
Miss Ruth Page win be given a won
derful reception Sunday night at the
murat during the concert of the AdOlph
Bolm ballet and the Little Symphony
orchestra.
Indianapolis is prepared to turn out in
large numbers to welcome Miss Page on
her first appearance in her home town
following her triumphant tour of South
America and her success In Chicago and
New York.
Between fourteen and sixteen different
ballots win be presentedshere at the Sun
day night concert.
The program has been so arranged to
give Miss Page a splendid opportunity to
appear In the dances which have made
her famous.
Bolm and his ballet appear tonight in
Terre Haute. where it is reported that a
capacity house awaits Bo1m and Miss
Page.
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ELSIE JANIS.
The revue which Elsie Janis viii pre-
sent at English's Monday night is based
on the experiences of the-star in France
during the war.
Elsie is endeared to the heart of
every American soldier by her work of
entertaining the boys while behind the
lines in France.
Percy Hammond OF the Chicago Tri-
bune has this to say: "Elsie Janis and
Her Gang-Their 'bombproof revue is
stimulating and enjoyable Renaissance
OF the war IL its cheerier aspects
Miss Janis soldiers are goOd-natured
and able, delectably non-professional in
their performances and the unparalleled
star herself has never been so radisnt
as she is in command OF her talented
platoon"
Enough said.
Coming to English's Monday for three
days.
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sHUBERT GAIETIEs DUE.
Jack NOrworth. Harry Watson, Janet
Adair and Marguerite Farrell will head
a large group Of players in "Shubert
Gaieties OF 1919" which opens a weeks
enga cement at the Murat Monday night.
This is the first Of a series Of annual
revues to be produced by the Shuberts
The first Of a series and the one com
ing to the Murat, was produced last July
at Forty-fourth Street theater.
Unlike most revues. the shuberts have
given their revue a story.
A young millionaire, Jack Potter, tired
out with a gay life, falls asleep in his
studio and dreams OF a young shep-
herdess whose picture Is on a wall Of
the studio.
Potter takes her to the gay places in
New York and Paris before he wakes
up from his dream
The show is il two acts and twenty
four scenes.
There is a big cast OF principals and
a chorus Of fifty.
Looks Ike 4 real show.
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"sEE-sAW."
Miss Marjorie E. Edwards Of Terre
Haute, who Is said to be one Of the real
finds OF the stage, viii make her first
Indianapolis appearance in See Saw" at
English's next Thursday.
This is the new musical comedy pro-
duced by Henry ". Savage and recently
seen in Chicago.
Miss Edwards began her stage career
last season in sob, Lady, Lady and this
HoOsier maiden has been received with
praise.
Charles Meakins, Mabel Bunyea, Guy
Robertson, Beatrice Collenette and others
are in the large cast.
The engagement is for three days.
B. f. KEITH's.
Stella Mayhem after an absence of
three years, viii be the sheadliner at B. f.
Keith's next week
Billie Taylor, who was stationed at Fit
Benjamin Harrison during the first
officers training camp, will be Miss May
hew's accompanist.
Rest Of the bill VIII be as follows:
'.0n the Ragged Edge'-a comedy play
let written by Frances Nordstrom.
John and Albert Swor, blackface
comedians in a travestry on the southern
negro.
Cart. Gruber and Nile. Adelina, train
ers OF an elephant, a horse, dogs and a
trained pony.
RamsdeIIe and Deyo, dancing act.
Maude Powers and Vernon Wallace,
performers in a musical novelty, Georgia
on Broadway"
Loney Haskell, story teller
The Carofua+tf brotbars hot fhrnuare