Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-07

popular hit and they deserve to be. Mr.
Richard Kean announces on the pro-
gram that he Is The Distinguished
Legitimate Actor" and IN addition TO
that gentleman announces from the
stage thSt Mr. Kean Is "a distinguished
legitimate actor" Mr.. kean IS at hts
best as Shylock II he would refrain
from ordeEing lights" at the close OF
the character impersOnated, his efforts
would appear less theatrical. know
that the electricians 1T Keith's are per
fecGy competent TO manage the lights
without Mr.. kean shouting to them.
Carlisle and lanai offer what is termed
THE Interview" 1t IS Of a light nature.
Bob Lee and his speudidly trained dog,
Tip, opens the current bill which shapes
up on the whole as winner.
Don't miss Venita Gould. She is the
treat OF the season.
AT B. #. Keith's all week.-W. D. H.
IL IL j.
JACK BRODERiCh !e:Os
FOR FAVOR AZ LYRIC
wit and Wisdom" ~ q nicely con
srructed dancing act with a singing plan
lst and Jack Brodev OK Of indianapolis.
Broderick is an exec )tionally clever vi
ollnist and dancer. The two dancing
girls are Attractive and do some clever
dancing. This act Is the featured offer
ing at the Lyric this week
Nalley and Mack hare an entertaining
comedy and inskrnIn entail act IN. which
they show their ttiirT by Dancing.
singing and playing the cornet, iaxo-
phone, banjo, clarinet and French harp
Their work was appreciated by the au-
dience when we saw the show
Tommy Allen and company consists OF
EfaFHH ~frf-
and checKroom boy part. This girl has
some good lines and handles them we'll.
The act has some good material, hut a
new song would strengthen the acc.
Frank Bush has established himself as
a teller Of stories. He has an amusing
routine He IS recognized vaudeville
attraction. Gene and Kathryn King sing
several good songs and their Just I'm
agine" number Is something different. 1t
Is well done and furnishes plenty Of
wholesome laughs.
The kitamura Japs appear In a clever
foot-juggling act and IS worthy Of clos
ing any biz. Copeland and Stralue are
two entertainers who are weak on com.
edy as well as voice. Upside MiHette
opens the show with some daring head
balancing on the trapeze
At the Lyric all week
i ~
LOTS OF PEP
IN BEAUTY REVUE"
Pep IN big letters describes Jimmie
Cooper's Beauty Revue" now on view
at the Park. Cooper Is the kind OF
manager who Keeps his performers on
their toes all the time and the result Is
a snappy, poppy and we'll drilled show
Eddie Hall, the principal comedian, Is
assisted by Fred Harper and Lew FreeG
who furnish plenty OF comedy and dane
Ing. Victor Kaplan is a young chap
who shows great promise. His Frisco
dance impression was well done.
Ruth Osborne is a prima donna with
out the Ira la-la" stuff and the au-
dience liked her better for it. Betty Bur
roughs Is a blonde and is good looking
Anita Stone and Betty Delmonte are good
nicely.
Special songs, hashy costumes and
plenty Of dancing ana 3 poppy chorus
make the Beauty Revue -orth seeing.
The Park next week shifts to the Co
lunbia No. wheel. This will give the
Park the big city shows that Chicago,
Cincinnati and other large cities have
Beauty Revue" remains on view all
week at The Park.
-.- IL +
ON THE SCREEN.
The following movies are on view to-
day: polly Of the Follies" at the Circle:
Saturday Night" at Loew's State; "IIer
Own Money" at the Alhambra; Conflict
st the Ohio My Boy" at Mister Smiths
and THE Ruse of the Rather" at the
Isis.