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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-11-09

Compound and took
it because l was hav-
ing such pains in my
stomach and through
back that l could
not do my work. |
had tried other med
icines, but none did
me the good tn at
your Vegetable Com
pound did. Now l am
able to do all my
work alone while be-
fore | had nv dauph-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-11-09

1t is reported that play by Trot-
zky is to be produced in Moscow
shortly. We have all along suspect
ed his real motive in seeking despotic
power.-Punch, Uondon).
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-11-09
DAUGHTER HAD
TO HELP MOTHER
Now Can Do All Her HOusewOrk
Alone Because Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Jasper, MINI. : 81 saw in the paper
about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-11-09

The coal strike did a lot to make
fire prevention week a success
Washington Post.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
In The Land Of Make Believe
By WALTER D. HICK AN

Ing respect TO the memory Of a woman
who. during her life. VAS an actual IN
sp!ration in the musical comedy Held.
Again another valuable stage leader
has played her last role In this world,
Il Il 4
II was source OF great pleasure to
the writer to be Informed by "A man
closely Identified with aHusements N
the city and u man who is In the game
ito make money 10 welcome the arrival
OF the Municipal Theater Mt Brookside
PARK
He told mo that he ala not fear the
cityCwued theatcr as q competitor, but
welcomed ii Hs an educational in
fuence. ..
II has been my opinion for soma time
that Indianapolis is composed OF three
classes OF people as applied to the
patrons of the thenter. both movies and
vaudeville as well the Legitimate
theatrr, then there Is the occasional pa
those who do not include the tDeater as
Il necessary recreattonal Medium.
On the night that visited the
Municipal Theater, ] talked with nuner-
Gus people Quite number stated that
they were not patrons OF the theater.
but they went sometimes To the
movies
One man told me that he had been plan.
ming to go to the Murat in order to see the
Walker Company. He admitted that he
was impressed with the stock idea and
that ne thought" he would visit the
up town theuters more often.
II the Municipal Theater Will stimulate
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
KEITH NEWS

Not to be outdone by the Lambs Club.
who stage public "Gambol" at the
Knickerbocker Theater on Sunday eve
ming. June IL. members of the National
Vaudeville Artists will put on public
clown night at Keith's Colonial Theater,
Sixty Second street md Broadway some
evening late in June. This will be the
first clown night that the average vaude-
vile fan has ever had chance to at
tend. and 1t ia expected that the house
will draw capacity.
Il J.
Lionel Atwill, famous dramatic actor
made his vaudeville debut mt B. F.
Keith's Royal Theater In the Bronx.
week OF June 3. He appeared in a sketch
entitled THE White Face Fool" which
is a tabloid edition OF his recent success,
"Debureau."
So big hit were the Stars OF Yes
terday," which include Barney Pagan
Lizzie Wilson. Joseph J. Sullivan, Tony
Williams and Mae Kennedy. that the y.
F. Keith booking offices have mapped
out tour for the old timers mat en-
braces nearly every city on the Keith and
Orpheum circuits.
l. r. =
Eddie Leonard, the famous minstrel is
doubling up this week playing two re-
sort houses booked by the b. +. Keith
Exchange. the New Brighton at Coney
Island, and the Columbia at Far Rock
away.
Il - =
After closing in "Tangerine" Julia
Sanderson will make short tour IN
Keith vaudeville as Single" doing
songs and dances. Helen Mcclellan has
consented 10 appear for five weeks In
Keith vaudeville In tabloid version of
Langdon McCormicks THE Storm" In
which she created the leading role The
big fire scene IS retained as originally
played
= II y
Another dramatic star who is soon to
return TO the B. f. Keith fold Is Miss
Ethel barrymore. who is at present look
ing over some sketches for presentations
= -
The Beaumont sisters Rose and Nell
lie, in an act by Edgar Allen Woolf. are
revying the old songs they sung TWEEN
ty- five years ago, with the cooperation
OF the Keith audiences, who join in the
singing with a spirit when the songs are
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10

The death OF Lillian Russell this week
NJ her home In Pittsburgh. Pa. has re-
moved an Interesting personality FROM
the affairs OF the stage AZ well as OF the
nation. Her fame has been OF long
standing and the younger generation has
accepted the decree that Lillian Russell
was 'famons years ago" In the last
foLr YEARS abe has NOT been active on the
stage but she ala splendid work re
cruiting for the marines during the
World War aud Ia aiding the various
Liberty Leans.
Vaudeville has had the services Of this
remarkable woman Some Of her We
hicles did not reveal the qualities To any
great measure which aided her TO fame
Yet. probably her fame rests IN hor
beauty and her secret OF youth
Lillian Russell was always considered
a box office success. Her last appear
ance on the stage was about four years
ago when she appenre,' With Raymond
Hitchcock In summer show In Chi
cago. Many II us remember her In
''Wilddre" and the older ones recall see
ing her at Tony Pastors Theater In
New York.
For years she hss been associated with
the royalty" on the stage. She was
one OF the thoroughbreds who reached
the ladder OF fame by sincere work
Some OF the younger patrons OF the
the8ter may not consider Lillian Rus
sells work In a serious vein. She
helped TO elevate light opera and must
cal comedy. She was not n "tempera
mental" star, but real woman.
cannot refrain at this timo in pay
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10

THE HEART SPECIALIST
AT THE OHIO NENT WEEK,

Mary Miles Minter's latest picture"
Tho Heart Specialist by Mary Morrison.
will be shown next week at the Ohio. 1t
IS combination Of thrills, adventure and
romance
The story was scenarised by Harvey
Thew and directed by Frank Urson. In
this picture Miss Mlnter discards her
former ingenue sweet sixteen" type and
shows dramatic qualities In the
supporting company are Allen Forest,
Noah Berry, CarIhen Phillips. James
Neil, Roy Atwell and Jack Matheis.
Rosalie Beskwith is sob" writer on
q metropolitan newspaper who is sent
by the city editor TO get new viewpoints
on romance She lands In Essex, Conn,
a day after the return Of Robert Stratton.
hero OF Chateau Thterry, who is i'll
after a gas attack. On her arrival
Rosalie is mistaken for Madame Murat
| Bey. a distant relative and co-heir with
Bob In the estate Madame Bey has
lived in Europe all her life and she and
Bob 90 not know each other.
Rosalie allows herself to be mistaken
for Madame Bey in order that she may
watch Developments and soon finds her
self involved In a thrilling adventure
She fnds that Boh's affairs are In the
hands Of DR.. Fitch. old family
physician, anu tutt some one - setIttiS
poisoning Bob's medicine. She and Bob
fall In love with each other.
Resale sets herself to fat HON the mys
terry Of Bob's Illness and soon fastens
suspicion on DR., Fitch, whom she learns
has converted a large part of Bob's funds
to his own use during BGh's absence,
and has now at the instigati6n Of his
sister Grace determined to make away
with Bob before the embezziement is
discovered. When Fitch and Grace learn
that Rosalie has discovered them. they
intercept her as she Is on her way to
warn Bob, and throw her in a we'll.
Grace then appears as the real Madame
Bey, tells story Of having confronted
Rosalie with being an imposter and who
after having confessed. disappeared.
Grace and Fitch work desperately to
give Bob the final dose OF poison before
he can discover the discrepancies in his
books Fitch induces him to have lunch
con which has been poisoned. but Resale.
who has escaped from the We'll confronts
Fitch and Grace with their guilt just as
Bob is about 10 eat the poisoned food.
The two confess and Rosalie finds that
! she has discovered new viewpoint on
romance in Bob.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
SIR DAVID WEARS A CROWN.

thrown the screen. The songs that
prove most popular with the audiences
are Hello, Nah Baby" Sunshine Of
Paradise Alley" "0ld Gray Bonnet"
"Rosie o'Grady." "The Bowery" and
annie Rooney
l. H.
Miss yenita Gbuld, Keiths star i'm
personator, who says she has imper-
sonated SO many people that she finds 1t
hard to be herself. is now appearing at
Keith's Flatbush Theater in Brooklyn,
sharing the headline honors with Lou
Tellegan.
Il =. i
Duct de kerekjarto. the Hungarian
violinist, who before his asking the
Keith officials for tryout was an un-
known, and who stopped the show at
the Palace Theater OH his first time out,
continues to charm the audiences of the
circuit with his enchanting playing
Next week he will play at the Temple
Theater 10 Detroit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10

interest in the stage, whether that In
terest is conferred on reading stage news
or actually attending the theater. then
the first city owned theater Will De
serving an educational need.
Just because man attended the
theater twenty years ago to see Eddie
Foy is no sign that he PUSHES to the
thaat"- now days to see bunch OF
new actors.
\ valuable playgoes Is one who knows
the stage and the screen and who de-
lights in reading and discussing the
various phases of he amusement word.
Give rs more municipal theaters If the
public wants them, Mr.. Shank.
received the following from Harry D..
Wilson who represents the Jackie Coogan
company:
What about the silent partners of the
silent drama:
The motion picture, like the business
world. has its silent associates.
Let US take oliver Twist for in
stance the big production Jackie Coogan
Is now busy making
Supporting Jackie is n truly all-star
cast His director Frank LLOYD is a man
perfectly equipped TO direct the produc-
t9D ne story Is q cassie,
But what about those who are on the
side lines" Of the sets helping make
oliver Twist" massive presentation.
Little is said about these movie silent
partners
Introducing as an example Stephen
t.oosson. art director for the Coogan com
iany. Goossen created the beautiful set
tingS for Mary Pickfords ''Faun;leroy'
and for Douglas Fairbanks 'Musketeers.'
He has designed some of orr most talked
about homes rs well-Henry Ford.s resi-
/ denee in Detroit Is an example.
Walter Israel is another silent cog
In the Coosan works he is chief de-
Signer He has twenty women working
day in and day out---creating costumes
for Jackie and The huge supporting east
for oliver Twist"
Shirley Vance Martin made name
| for himself in giving us the "Kismet"
still photographs. He Is the still pho
tographer Of the Coogan organization.
II rests upo nhim to give us all the still
photos on 'Oliver Twist.
There's others-many more Irene
Nora. The film cutter. for one Glenn
McWiIlif ans, the cameraman, 10 another.
And Robert Martin. his assistant. Is still
another Uarry Well. assisting Frank
Lloyd. the director. Is another worthy Of
special recognition. There's Johnnie
Podmorc, who Is not only n first ella So
property man, but n special guardian to
the little starlet himself. Space will not
PERMIT us to go fart her Suffice It to
say three silent partners" are ofttimes
as important as the 'all star" casts who
obtain columns Of space In newspapers
and publications. These silent cogs are
/ ever watchful-wllNng alert. Let us
not TOO quickly brush them from our
memory for they are truly worthy Of
recognit!on--les we forget.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10

her troupe OF tame cats forever. All
goes well until there enters the lawyer
} rather personable young man who is
concerned with their divorce and she
begins ali over again. cajoIing, alluring
Inherently and inevitably polyandrous. At
the final curtain Friend Husband is as
ever at the rear OF the procession.
Stuart Walker announces that John
Tray will return to the company next
week in the role of the husband In this
communal maelstrom. Mr.. Wray has
been spending the season just closed
playing one OF the leading parts in Max
MARGINS Three Live Ghosts" both in
New York and Chicago. For his opening
In indianapolis Mr.. Walker has given
: him one Of those rich parts that actors
love. The part affords Walker fans an
opportunity OF seeing their favorite in a
new guise-that Of young man who
Is unsuccessful with women. France
Bendsten will be seen as Bobo, the I'M
sophisticated bachelor friend. Spring
Ryinston, as Dodo, will also appear for
the second time with the company in
the role Of the naughty wife. Others in
this excellent cast include Aldrich
Bowker. Mary Ellis, George Somne>,
Walter Pointer. Donald Mcdonald.
.gnes Horton and Robert McGroarty
re settings for ..our Little Wife" will
entire production viii be made under
thc personal supervision of Mr.. Walker
oakley Richey will have charge of spe-
ciaI designs.
There vii. be the customary matinces
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
II Il Il
MIDGET ACT TO
tor KEITH BILL.
Probably the biggest and most costly
act seen at popular prices In a local
theater will be that of Stewards Midgets
who will headline the bill to be seen at
II. F. Keith's next week. This aggrega-
ton Of tiny men and women consists of
twenty two of the pocket edition actors
and actresses They will offer an unique
performance that will be rs pleasing TO
the g-cwn-ups as Ii is to the Riddles. This
troupe Of tiny actors Will offer a melange
If s.rerng. dancing. comedy and the
playing of various musical Instruments
Their at will be presented IN n special
stage setting that We're taken from the
illustrations in the novel Alice in Won
desland- In the act are used elephants
dogs and ponies who are put through a
number of stunts by one of the midgets
who acts as trainer and ringmaster.
u Chong and Rosie NOV. two clever
'elestials, who are creating n world of
amusement for patrons Of vaudeville will
offer their Chinese Version of American
Songs and Dances. Chong the male
member Of the team. possesses a good
singing voice and a knowledge If Amer
lean style Of dancing. Rosie Moy his
partner, is pretty bit of Oriental femin-
ity-
Bob Mills. known as The Boy With
the Sunny Smile.' is said TO have an
amusing act that consists Of songs, talk
and piano playing.
Rcdero and Marconi, are musicians,
who play q number Of different instru-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10

first place for the many tricks and
double crossing that Mike attempts
Mike Gragans son helps things along by
running a close second TO his dad Kitty
and her girl friends help to keep things
going lively.
During the action of the piece there
are number of chorus girls who Sing
and dance Frank Gerard, blue
singer will sing "Sheik of Araby.'
Thema Davis, Edna Mozart Florence
Elan, Grace Graham and others will ap-
bear.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
Our LITTLE WIFE"
AT THE MURAT NEXT WEEK.

The Stuart Walker Company will pre-
sent for the first time In indianapolis
Avery Hopwoods hilarious farce Of
marital difficulties entitled Our Little
Wife all next week at the Murat. This
highly diverting confection served as Il
starring vehicle for Miss Margaret Hing
ton few seasons ago on Broadway. The
author of Our Little Wife is one of
Americas most successful playwrights
having to his credit such theatrical
bonauzas as The Bat" which is still
playing to crowded houses in New York.
and THE Gold Diggers.' The piece Is
an ideal one for indianapolis summer
time theatergoers.
Our Little Wife," is a rather OBJ
streperous young matron named Dodo.
The story of the play concerns Dodo' S
Y armless but none the less suspicious
adventures, with the young men of her
acquaintance. She is a most attractive
lady, this Dodo, and through ner at
fractions she has surrounded herself
with a crowd of adoring young men.
Though she is ringmaster of this troupe.
Dodo also has a husband. This husband
loves her, but he is very curious 10 see
just what his little wife Is up to-
So, when he sizes his friend Bobo, on
wife to see how far she'll go, she goes
all the way to Bobos bachelor apart
ment, where she proves beyond question
that If she is ten degrees above, he is
ten degrees below normal Here. Bobo' s
hlunders bring down an avalanche OF
lrate husbands and wives. Eventually.
however. divorce Is avoided It's all been
mere philandering. and Dodo-far from
being an extinct biTd-promises TO esehew
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
John Wray to Appear
Again With Walker

ments. specializing on the piano accord
con.
The feature photodrama will be Bessie
Love in Penny of Top Hill Trail She
makes her bow by dropping down out
of the clouds from an airplane and into
the midst Of romance OF the real kind.
She lands In Jail cell, but does not
stay long. She leaves under the pro-
lection of the acting sheriff, who takes
her to Top Hill ranch. There she Is
known to different people as a thief. The
Pathe News weekly, the Topics of the
Day and Aesop's Fables will have their
regular positions on the screen program.
+ r. Il
INDIANAPOLIS GIRL
,fOPS BILL AT LYRIC.
At the Lyric next week Belle Oliver,
an indianapolis girl whose first expert
ence behind the. footlights was as
singer in local picture houses on
amateur night" but who is now one of
vaudeyille's foremost singing comedi-
ennes, will top a bill of exceptional merit
in her new One Gal Dixie Revue" She
has been accorded the stamp of approval
on Broadway, and is a fayorite wherever
vaudeville Is played.
In her act she runs the samut from
jazz numbers to ballads and does equally
as well with either.
From the Partisan music halls come
Palo and Pallet. Les Bouffons Musical,
who play accordions, saxophones. bari
tone horns, flutes and ciariuets with
skill. and who are also versatile
comedians. They are familiar figures in
the continental music halls and bring
to America. a refreshing musical novelty.
Another headline attraction will be the
Hite Rehow Revue, presenting Chinese
dream fantasy. an net that combines the
charm of scenic splendor with artistic
endeavor In song and dance.
Other acts will be Harry Bewley and
Company, including Gracia Marquette
and Chase Collins In merry playlet of
domestic life entitled His Night Out =
Fred Mathews and Ada Ayres who have
a comedy sketch written by Ben Ryan
called Hard Boiled" and described as
..the ticklesome tale Of a tightwad;" Paul
Conchas Jr, and Company In travesty
Military Pastimes;" Knox and Mctiown,
popular fun ma kers In a melange Of song
and talk styled "A JOY Ride and
"Shadowettes," something different In
shadowgraphy.
The usual motion picture swill be
shown.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10

zimmer's Store Palmer and Onion
streets; Percy Smith, 2202 West Michigan
street; Oscar Queisser, Capitol avenue
and 10th street; b. J. Moore, Draper
and East Minnesota streets, and at the
city recreation department, City Hall.
BY following out the pan of dis
tributing the tickets each week from
various points throughout the city where
they may be had on request, the resi-
tents of the different sections who de-
sire to attend the performances are thus
assured of their being able to get beats.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
City Players to
Present New Comedy

Antonio a comedy drama written by
W. J. Herman, an Indiana playwright,
will be presented by the Municipal Play
ers at Brookside park next week.
Director Mcbride of the city recreation
department. has arranged for reserved
seat tickets for the performa nces. to be
distributed from the following places:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR
TO BE AT THE RIiLTO.

"Friendly Neighbors." will he the Of
fering next week at the Riaito.
The plot deals with Mike aud Hans
who both try to put sonnet hing over on
each other at every turn Of their hand.
Each thinking that they are better than
any man, Mike gives Hans q run for
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
Clara KimbalI Young, Mary
Miles Minter and Other
FuUOrites Coming.

1.-THE Rosary" which met with
marked success on the road as
stage production, has been made into
movie and will be the feature Of
fering at Loew's State next week
Lewis S. Stone, Jane Novak, Wal
lace Berry. Robert Gordon and other
players will be seen in the cast Of
The Rosary"
Clara Kimball Young will play the
leading role In Charge It," to be at the
Apollo next week. Charles Buck"
Jones in his latest movie, Western
Speed" will be the chief player at the
Isis next week.
The Ohio will present Mary Miles Min
ter in The Heart Specialist" which Is
different from her other movies. Con
way Tearle and Miriam Cooper will share
headline honors in The Oath" to be at
Mister Smiths next week.
THE ROSARY" BOOKED
AT LOEW's STATE.
Commencing Sunday ''The Rosary" will
be the featured attraction at Loew's State.
AS a stage play 1t was one of the New
York successes several years ago, being
adapted from Ethclbert Nevin's world IA
nous song by the same name.
The story Is laid at Sandy Bay New
England fishing village, the parish of
Father Brian Kelly lewis Stone} ana
portrays the life Of the reverend gentle
man with his people.
lchahod Wright, the founder of the viii
lage, leaves his entire estate 10 his
nephew, Bruce Wilton, except some
swamp lands whom he wills to his way
ward son. kenwood Wright. From this
point. family feud is and how
Wright and band of pirate fishermen
on one side and Bruce Wilton and Father
Kelly on the other with right winning
over might makes an enjoyable film
tale.
The cast contains such we'll known
names as Jane Novak, Wallace Berry,
Eugene Besserer and Robert Gordon.
AS a supplementary feature Hope
new series Of the great authors, will be
shown, also Torchy comedy and a Pathe
News event
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10

lame Wallace Robert Rosary"
which will
2Mary Miles Minter movie The
a lie next week.
appears Speed to be at the
Isis
Young charae IT, to be at the
Apollo all
to a Smith week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
Popular Player Returns to
Murut in Cast of Our
Little Wife.

= John Wray returns to the Stuart
Walker Company at the Murat Mon
day night.
With the return of Mr.. Wray and
the announcement that Elizabeth
Patterson, who has been with Billie
Burke all season in Intimate
Strangers" it begins to look that all
of the old favorites will soon be with
u.s.
The Walker bill for next week will be
a comedy. Our Little Wife"
Stewards Mdgets will be the headline
attraction at B. f. keith's. Belle Oliver,
an Indianapolis actress, will be on view
at the Lyric
Friendly Neighbors' will be on view
at the Rialto next week.