The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

Lyric will be observed by the
A presentation of a show of
many unusual features, the acts
having been recruited from all parts
of the globe.
Foremost among them viii be
Romeo and His Dancing Dolls
spectacular terpsichorean production
staged by Adelaide and Hughes with
music by Leo Edwards and Percy
Wenrich. 1t consists of cleverly
arranged tunes and steps from Toy
land in which half dozen girls and
several principals appear.
The bin will include:
ED REDMOND AND COMPANY
A group of talented players from the
legitimate stage in an odd comedy
sketch entitled Napoleon" in which
Mr.. Redmond has the role of
mountain hermit who harbors the
delusion that he is Napoleon Bona
parte. and who becomes the central
figure of a kidnapping episode that
develops into an elopement.
FRANK CLARK AND DANNY
O'NEILL-Syncopa songsters and
eccentric dancers who entertain with
a bunch Of new melody hits.
DOROTHY NELSON - Brilliant
Norwegian violinist In a recital in
which she is assisted by Otis Francis,
pianist. Classical and popular selec.
tons on the violin, cello and piano.
JONES AND JOHNSON-Negro
comedians, singers. dancers and fun
makers, introducing Irving Jones,
the suffering comic of ''Livin' Easy"
fame.
CLINTON SISTERS-Two varsatile
girls who offer a miniature revue
called "Cartooning in Danceland'' in
which they perform a variety of
original dance creations.
AL GOLEM COMPANY-Sensa-
ttonal Persian acrobats, tumbIers and
equilibrists in an exhibition of
Oriental athletic pastimes.
on THE SCREEN-Han Room
Boys comedy, Ten Nights in a Hall
Room" Martin Johnson Travelogue
and the Pathe news reel.
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Hungarian Orchestra to
Top Holiday Bill at Keith's
seen at B. F. Keith's next week will
have as its main attraction Joe Fejer
and his Hungarian orchestra, which
is making a tour of the Keith cir
cult as a special attraction.
Fejer. musician and composer of
note. has surrounded himself with
some real musicians, all of whom are
solOists. A note of distinctiveness is
added TO the orchestra in the form Of
a cymbalon played by Bells Nyary.
The program to be offered by Mr.
Fejer and his orchestra will include
Hungarian RhapsOdie No. 2" The
Blue Danube Waltz" ''Chanson Bo-
hemian," a violin solo by Fejer. and
a medley fox trot, Midnight Rose"
The bill viii include:
SYBIL VANE, Welsh prima donna.
Miss Vane is a coIoratura soprano.
She will be assisted at the piano by
Leon Domque.
allyn MANN in The Whirl of
Dance" dOns feminine attire and is
transformed into a pretty young dan
seuse. He is assisted by Jay Russell,
Hall Taggart and Billy Bradford. The
dancers were arranged by Beth Berri.
The act has a special stage setting.
RAYMOND BOND with a support
ing company including Duncan Har-
ris and Eleanor Magunson will offer
a comedy playlet in which Bond as
sumes his well-known boob charac-
ter called THE Minute Man"
THE FOUR ADLONAS Will offer
casting act that is done from bars
mounted on the tops Of tall tripods.
WILBUR MACK AND COMPANY
viii present an act written by Mr..
Mack which is described as Two Is
Company"
WATTS AND HAWLEY will offer
a comedy melange under the billing
Of Laughs Coated with Melodies"
THE DREOD SISTERS, a duo of
pretty misses with an abundance of
talent for singing and dancing.
The bill will include the Pathe News
weekly, Topics of the Day and Aesop's
Fables.
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Novelty Dance Act