Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-07

many features Of the entertainment. 1t
consists of an ensemble of really talented
young women. Despite the immensely
of the organization, Mr.. White this sea
son is Offering his product at greatly
reduced prices.
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|CARRILLO RETURNS
TO MURAT THURSDAY.
\ The Offering at the Murat next Thurs
I1zy. friday and Saturday with usual
Tlatinee Saturday, will lie lombard,
|Ltd."'s comedy with an Italian-Ameri-
can atmosphere, which is presented by
Oliver Morosco with the same star, Leo
Garlic, and all the much admired stage
Furnishings that were associated with 1t
Through a run Of mote than a year at
the Morosco Theater in New York and
extended enga gements in Boston, Phila-
delphia and Chicago, Immediately fol-
flowing its long New York run.
Mr.. Morosco is one Of the leading Amer
|icGn theatraI producers of the present
'day. Aside from main tanning in Los
Angeles the foremost stock theater or
lganization in this part of the world, If
mot in any part of its civilized pre-
cincte, Re has for many years been d
Header in the field of making new pro-
auctions for the stage and discovering
new stars 1t was MoroscO who pre-
ssented "Peg o. My Heart" which estao-
slished Miss Laurette Taylor in star
dom. and to this conspicuous producing
achievement may be added to his credit
4 the production of 1.-THE Bird of Para
Disc" Civilian Clothes" Upstairs and
Down" $50 Long Lefty" in which he
sgave Miss Charlotte Greenwood sue
kcessfuI start as a star, and many other
s. Enal successes not recalled by name at
sthis writing.
Leo Garlic has made a never-to- be-
! forgotten impression on the theater-
going public in whatever locality he has
aappeared in Lombard. Ltd, because the
8 piece represents the first attempt to place
IA big. whole -souled, intelligent Italian
2American character on the stage in an
aimed to- be truly atmospheric comedy Of
dthat racial extraction in this country.
aThe story involved in this undertaking
which has met with remarkable known
success, is not so important as the &C
3complished fact.
Principals supporting Mr.. Carrillo are
Ethel Wilson, Bats Rickacy, Charles j.
zStine and many others.
miracle GIRL HEADS
aNEW BILL AT KEITHs.
Hone Eden, 1.-The miracle girl and the
youngest mind reader in the world. VIII
demonstrate her powers q the leadllner
y Of the bill to be seen at b. +. Keith
next week.
Miss Eden is the latest sensation"
contributed to the Keith circuit. She will
i be assisted by Prescott the master
mind" Miss Eden works without the
] old time idea employed by most nina
readers of having questions written on
piece Of paper and then answering
them Instead she reads the questions
Hin the minds Of persons picked at
random In the audience and then
ANSWERS them. During the week Miss
eden will give receptions on the stage
latter the matinees to the ladies who wish
fto meet her and ask personal questions.
The comedy honors of the bill VIII
zprobably go to Roger Imhof and Mar
3celIe Coreene who with a company OF
Z nlavers will offer Imhotf's funny comedy,
ION A Pest House" The plot Of this act
Ahas to do with the adventures that De
Hall an old Irish pedler who is forced
: Ito seek shelter for the night at way
sslde inn.
i Dolly Kay, a versatile young woman
land known as "Syncopation's Cleverest
3Expondent," Will contribute an act OF
4music and song. Jim McW1lllams, &C
8cording to his billing is "Pianutist.
xHe viii offer an act Of the nut variety
Mn which his piano playing is a proml-
$nent feature Walter Clinton and Julia
Mooney, will present a skit called After
mark" Miss Rooney is the daughter OF
4the late Pat Rooney. George Herman
Sand Marion Shirley, come in an act
Scalled 1.-THE Mysterious Masquerader,"
Sin which the audience will be treated
&to some weird and mysterious doing that
'fkeeps them guessing until the finale OF
Nthe offering.
j The Ballot -Four consisting OF three
swomen and a man, all excellent speci-
kmems of physical perfection, will offer
"a new routine Of acrobatlc and equ1Ii-
Christie feats. Liddell and Gibson, old
SEeith favorites, will offer their pleasing
kact gust Vaudevillians," in which
Fifteen minutes is consumed in present.
I4ng something out of the general run.
q On the screen viii be seen The Pathe
TNews, the Digest Topics and Aesop' S
s2Fables.
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.zrHE LYRIC WILL
SOFFER A MUSICAL BILL.
n Next weeks bill at the Lyric gives
tssyromfse of containing wide variety. First