Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13

will find Round Three" which will be
part Of the Isis program next week.
fully as entertaining as the previous is
sues. In this movie Kid Halliday, the
college youth who seeks to recuperate
the family fortunes by turning profess
SiOnal boxer has some of the most en-
tertaining adventures Of his career.
The screen has never had a more at
tractive hero than young Halliday, and
never has series Of pictures made a
more emphatic hit than The Leather
Pushers"
Pardon Ny Nerve" a Western thrill
Ter, starring Charles Jones, will share
the program honors. This drama Of the
gun toting West introduces Jones as
Racy Dawson, a wandering cowboy who
rambles into the town of Farewell just
in time to get the brunt end Of a fight
that follows crooked poker game. One
Of the players is Henry Dale, owner of
a big ranch, who is being victimized by
the card sharps. Rags Intervention
leads to his interest in Dale's pretty
daughter Molly, and romance develops
that is finally brought to happy end
Ing as the climax Of stirring set of
adventures in which Jones demonstrates
his ability as a rough rider, crack shot
and all round scrapper.
The story of Pardon My Nerve" was
written by William Patterson White.
Eileen Percy Is chief in support Of the
star Others in the cast include Robert
Daily, G. Raymond Nye and Mae Busch.
The Keith sisters orchestra Of singing
instrumentalists will offer a special va
riety program Of popular selections as
a musical feature.
AL ST. JOHN AND MIX ON
DOUBLE BILL AT ALAMEDA.
In The Fighting Streak" coming to
the Alhambra next week Tom Mix IL
cast as Andrew Lanning, a strapping
young blacksmith man Of unques-
toned nerve, muscles Of steel and phe-
nomenal strength, and yet he possessed
one quality that made him the laughing
stock of the little Western town in
which he lived and worked. He would
not fight.
Among the men of the place this was
looked upon as an objectionable trait
They subjected Lanning to all sorts Of
ridieule, taunts and petty abuse simply
because he preferred to live in peace.
Then one day, when he was all dressed
up to call on girl whom he had res
cued from injury in the runaway Of a
team Of horses, one Of the town bulfes
made the mistake OF yanking the young
blacksmith's new tie from around his
neck For the first time in his life
tanning saw red What he did re-
suited in his fleeing the town with a
posse at his heels and a price on his
head.
George Owen Baxter wrote the story
new sort for Mix-and he has framed
UP a tale that Toms admirers will revel
in. There is action every foot Of the
way and new stunts galore of the thrill
variety. Then, too, Mix has a new lead
ing woman who makes her debut in ''The
Fighting Streak Her name Is Patsy
Ruth Miller, and never was there more
charming heroine Berte Sprotte, who
has SO often played the bad man" with
William S. Hart, is also In the cast
along with Sid Jordan, Al Fremont,
Gerald Pring and Robert Fleming.
Subsidiary program features will be the
Fox news weekly, and Al st. John in
farce, Special Delivery"
+ +
GRIFFITH MOVIE
TO BEGIN THIRD WEEK.
At an enormous expense, and just
short time before the first public show
ing Of his latest film production, D. w.
Griffith changed the title of what many
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