Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
BAKER DIRECTING


HUGHES IN MANY MOVIES.
George d. Baker, who is completing a
series Of three comedies starring Gareth
Hughes has signed a contract under
which he will make another series of pic
lures with the same star Announcement
OF the new agreement has just been made
by ST. arthur Sawyer and Herbert
Lubin) by whom the productions are
being filmed for Metro.
Mr.. Bakers series includes 1.-THE
Hunch," Little Eva Ascends" and Gar
ments of Truth" all comedies. Gar
ments of Truth" will be released first.
In it Mr.. Hughes plays a small town boy.
whose vivid ina gination makes real to
him the widest dreams Of youth. Ths
story, by Freeman Tilden, appeared in
The Pictorial Review. The cast includes
Ethel Grandin, John Stepping, Frances
Raymond Margaret McWade, Graham
Petite, Frank Noreross, Harry Lorraine,
Walter Perry, Herbert Fortier. Herbert
Prior, Eileen Hume, Sylvia Ashton, ERIC
Mayne and Effie Conley.
In "The Hunch," adapted from popu-
lar magazine story by Percival Wilde
Mr.. Hughes plays a young stock broker
who pretends to have met with foul play
and who gets arrested for his own muir
der. The cast includes Ethel Grandin,
John Stepping, Edward Flanagan. Harry
Lorraine, Gale Henry and William ii.
Brown.
Little Eva Ascends," is an adoption
NJ q Saturday Evening Post story by
Thomas Beer IL deals with boy whose
actress mother, heading a transforming
company. keeps him playing little Eva
in ',ITncle Toms Cabin" long after he Is
sixteen. In the cast are May Collins,
Eleanor Fields, Unice Win Moore, Ben
iamin Haggertv. Edward Martindale,
Harry Lorraine, Mark Fenton, John Price
Frad Warren and William Fl. Brown.
TLo nbotoqraDhy for the three pictures
Is nv Rudolph Bergquist, f. J. Shutter
is technical art director, and Charles
Hunt, production manager.
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sHTrRERTs TO SEND
aTG SHOW TO MURAT.
In presenting 1.-THE whirl OF New
York, at the Murat Monday evening
Nov. Il. its producers, the Messrs. Lee
ana 7. J. shubert. promise an entirely
dirrerer+ variety Of entertainment from
the OF 5 heretofore offered at their New
York Winter Garden. While 1t possesses
all the magnitude OF its predecessors Of
ire revne and extravaganza type, II is In
neither class, really being an enlarged
and elaborated musical comedy with a
genuine plot whose continuity runs
through the entire two acts and seven
scenes.
Prominent among the cast are Roy
Cummings. T. Harold Murray, Kyra,
Bard & Pearl, Clarence Harvey, Nancy
Gibbs. Florence BAYFIELD,, Teddy Webb.
Joe Keno. the Purcelln Brothers, Rosie
Green. Billie Shaw. Carl Judd and
Florence Schubert and large chorus
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HOLMES OPENS TONIGHT
IN SMOOTH As SILK"
TAYLOR Holmes in Smooth as Silk"
opens a three day engagement at Eng
lish's tonight. Sahara Grotto, Yelled
Prophets IF the Enchanted Realm, have
purchased the house for the opening per-
Torrance, but the public Is invited. Mr.
Holmes comes here following a lengthy
Chicago run. ! l.
STAGE AND SCREEN,
Belle Baker is the chief attraction at
B. #. Keith's this week.
The Lyric is featuring "The Rose Re-
vue." song and dance Offering.
The Park Ia presenting 1.-THE Tollies Of
New York"
The Rialto is Offering a lengthy variety
bill.
The movies on view today include:
"Serenader a. the Ohio; 1.-THE Queen Of
sheba" at Loew's State; zone Arabian
Night" at the Circle; Gods Country and
the Law az the Alhambra; Made In
Heaven" at the Colonial; "The Speed
Girl" at Mister Smiths; "The Fall Of
Babylon" at the Broadway, and "a Man
from Nowhere at the Regent.
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TT Is NIB. JONES NOW
AMI NOT PLAIN BUCK"
Charles Jones, who hns just abandoned
the familiar name of Buck" is on view
today at the Isis for the last half of the
week in "Riding With Death" West
ern thriller It is said that his decision
to replace the cowboy name Of Buck
was reached as the result Of urgent sug
gestions by friends who have noted his
rapid development as an al-round
actor Certainly the adoption of the
conventional name of Charles has not
been accompanied by any lessening Of
the stars enthusiasm for performing
raising stunts; and Jacques JAG
card, who wrote the story, prepared the
scenario and directed the production of
Riding With Death" has given him
every opportunity in this picture