Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-23

ercises her feminine perogative by doing
everything contrary to the express com
mands Of the trainer; Otto BoZ@ and
Otto, European comedy jugglers and
unique entertainers, one Of whom is a
yeritable human pool table, and Wells
Mannikins. tiny stars from Toyland,"
in an amusing marionette advertisement.
IN the music and song division thera
Will be Rowland. Irwin and Rowland,
three girls who harmonic popular num-
bers and who are great favorites with
Lyric patrons. and Edward LIE eros. a
musical wizard who specializes on thu
guitar played with a steel in Hawaiian
fashion. and who gives a concert all h1a
own.
The land Of terpischore will be repre-
scented by two of Broadway's most popu-
lar dancers, Beattie and Blome, in
series of artistic dance creations, while
the comedy end of the show viii be we'll
taken care of by Billie and Moran in a
conversational skit; Mann and Malloy in
a merry sketch, and the C0nlon brothers.
a team Of versatile comedians.
Chief among the screen contributions
win be a Mack Sennett farce, Made In
the Kitchen" introducing the entire SEN
nett fun brigade, and other picture odd
titles viii be the Pathe Review and ths
Bray Photograph.
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CONCERNING A
PROMISE OF TEE FUTURE.
After long runs IN New York and Chi
cago, THE Passing Show of 1921" win
make its first stop following its Chicago
engagement at the Shubert Murat
theater for an engagement of one week
In the near future. This entertainment,
the cast Of which is headed by the inter-
nationally famous comedians, Eugene
and While Howard, Is considered by the
critics one Of the best of the Messrs-
Shubert's annual productions. For years
now the Shuberts have been producing
Passing Shows.
This years production follows the pat
tern Of others years. As far as statistics
go. there are two acts. twenty-six scenes
and twenty two musical numbers. The
girls @em innumerabe, Passing Shows
are noted for the girls and the Messrs.
Skubert have not been economical this
year-there are dozens of New York's
and Chtc2Gos danciest girls all OF them
more or less clad IN novel and rich cos
tunes.
The Howard Brothers are, Of course,
the hit Of the show. Eugene Howard, al
ways sleek and sfable, acts as the
feeder for the grOtcsque and amusing
Willie Their songs and singing, as al
ways bring plenty Of applause from the
audiences. Throughout the entertainment
Willie Howard provides his interesting
and really remarkable characterizations
and limitations One Of his best is that
Of Frank Bacon, the star Of "Lightin"
which is stiI playing IL New York.
Travesties on popular plays provide
good deal Of amusement for the Passing
Show patrons. Little Old New York"
The Charm School" THE Bat" Span
ish Love" Mecca and The Bad Man"
arc some of the 1920-21 plays most sue
cessfuHy hurlesqued-
Reside the Howard Brothers, the Messrs
Shuhert have provided May Boley, that
robust and c,ever comedienne. has oppor-
unities to display her ability along hum
orous lines as has VIII Philbrick, long
favorite Of the Passing Show devotees.
Emily Niles sings many Of the song
hits, and Ina Hayward's statuesque
beauty is utilized for soubrette roles.
Dancing. Of course, is very essential 30
Passing shows Tot Qualters, the Mel
Iette Sisters. Sammy White and O'Hanlon
and Zambouni are few of the nimbla
steppers. And the girls, are continually
stepping" to the jazz tunes Of Jean
Schwarz, Lew Polack, and Al Goodman
One Of the greatest delights. along dane
Ing lines is the Cleveland Bronner bal
let which opens the ssCGnd act.