Indiana daily times., 1922-05-20

week distant. He does not know It at the
time, but the little ones bring him to Z
realization Of a greater love than he
thought was possible. There Is q stir.
ring fight with bandits and several other
exciting episodes throughout the course
Of the story, as well as delightful conn
edy theme.
Additional program features win be
the Fox News Weekly and an entertain
Ing travelogue in colOra. The Apollo or.
chestra under the direction Of Isadnro
sidel will furnish the musical program,
and there will be pipe organ recital
by Frederick Karch.
The Apollo will be under the direction
Of Charles NJ. Olsen, president OF the
Central Amusement Company which also
operates the Lyric and Isis theaters.
~sM11IN. THRoUGH"
DUE AT MISTER SMITHS.
Norma Talmadge returns to Indianapo.
lis in her success, "Smilin' Through
and will be the featured attraction At
Mister Smiths beginning Sunday.
In this drama Of love eternal, the star
10 first seen as Moonyeen Glare, lovely
bride-to-be Of John Carteret, who is shot
to death on her wedding eve BY . jeal~
Gus suiter.
The story then II carried forward
many years, and we next see Miss Tal-
madge as Moonyeen's niece, Kathleen,
who is living at the homo Of John Car
teret, who has never been able to forgot
the great tragedy that had ruined his
life. When Kathleen falls In love with
Kenneth Wayne, the nephew Of the man
who killed Moonyeen, she naturally
meets with opposition from her uncle.
and Kenneth enlists In the army.
At the end Of tho war, Kenneth re-
turns home cripple, and it is only when
he Is willing to give Kathleen up rather
than have her pity that the uncle is made
to realize the boys true worth, and the
young lovers at last are able to find hap4
piness together.
An extraordinary cast supports tho
fascinating star, including such names
as Harrison Ford, Wyndham Standing,
Alec B. Frances and Miriam Battista.
comedy and news reel complete the
program.
SOUTH SEA LIFE
REVEALED IN MOVIE.
Glimpses Of life among the South Sea
Islands as well as the more familiar
scenes on the cattle ranches Of the
United States are afforded in '.Man to
Man." q drama adapted from Jackson
Gregory's novel Of the same name, and
in which Harry Carey is starred. It will
be next weeks attractio nat the Isis
Man to Man. was filmed with elab.
crate attention to the thrill Qualities
western story should provide. It ID 1
virile tale Of a man who trod the down
ward path until he couldn't find another
hellward step, and then climbed back
with a little girls hand In his and q
woman's smile to greet him.
The story starts In the dreamy moon
light of tropical night in Tiva-Tiva and
ends In the full glare Of an Arizona
desert sun. One of the big thrills Is
stampede Of 5000 head Of cattle-a scene
which will furnish a new kick to those
who dote on red-blooded action and ex-
Opposite Mr.. Carey, Lillian Rich, who
used to be a musical comedy star. IL cast
as a ranch owners daughter. and Alfred
Allen Of Hell Morgan's Girl" fame fs
also prominent among the players az Is
Charles LeMoyne and Harold Goodwin.
'.Sunnyside," Chaplin farce, will pro-
vide the comedy feature Of the program,
and new melody selections will be intro
duced by the Keith sisters, musical en-
tertainerA
Il Il T.
TO BE AT CIRCLE.
Jackie Coogan in his latest feature
nlm, Trouble will be the Circles major
film offering next week.
The cast includes Wallace Beery and
Gloria Hope. noted for being in on
many Of the screens greatest successes.
Another member Of the cast, favorably
known to film fans, Is Queenie, dog.
The story centers about an orphans
home, from which institution Danny !.
(Jackie) has run away because he was
told his dog could not remain In the
place. His discovery by a policeman
asleep In barrel in an alley and his
return to the orphanage puts the story
on skids that keep 1t moving rapidly
six reels Of the best kind Of an
The Circles production star has ar
ranged some surprises for the week IN
the nature Of stage presentations and
musical features, and the usual short
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