The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13

Law" plays the husband. Others In
the cast are May Wilson, Johnny
Harron, Claude Gillingwater, Anne
Cornwall, Gilbert Douglas, Andre de
Beranger, Milla Davenport, and Fred
er1ck Esmelton.
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New William Fox
Movie Booked at Ohio
Does 1t Pay7" a William Fox
production of Beatrice Dovskies
story, directed by Charles Koran, is
to be shown next week at the Ohio
with Hope Hampton in the leading
role
other features will include a news
weekly. an Imperial comedy. Two
Johns" and ''Heeza Liar in the Bur
glar." an animated cartoon. Music
will be provided by the Palais Gar
den orchestra featuring Jack Tilson
and Harry Basin, two local musicians
Supporting Miss Hampton in Does
1t Pay?" are Robert T. Haines. Flor
ence Shot, Walter Petri. Peggy Shaw.
Charles wellesley, Mary Thurman.
Claude Brooke, Pierre Gendron,
Roland Bottomley. Marie Shotwep
and Bunny Grauer
Does 1t Pay2" concerns John Yves
ton a successful business man whose
q companion for herself and her
daughter who is returning from col
lege. John objects. but his wife
finally makes him see the necessity
and as a result Doris Clark a gold
digger becomes a member Of the
wholly unsuspecting family.
Her entrance is made without -four
ish and so she takes It upon herself
to be known by flirting with John.
John does not repulse her. but takes
UP with her and is found in a COM
promising situation by his son Jack,
but manages to explain.
Doris. out for money, tries to win
Jack, but seeing that he Is engaged
and that his parents approve OF his
choice, returns her attentions to
Jacks father. John takes her atten-
lions seriously and at her suggestion
divorces his wife.
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Covered Wagon Held
Over Second Week at Engnshs
Due to the fact that many people
have been turned away at every per-
Torrance of THE Covered Wagon"
81 English's AN extension Of the en-
gagement has been decided on and
this, the greatest of all Paramount
pictures, will continue through next
week, which will positively be the last
opportunity OF seeing this photopl y
in Indianapolis for another year at
leass
/ Not since THE Birth OF a Nation"
has there been photoplay shown in
this city that has met with such en-
thusiastic praise as the perturbation
of Emerson Hough's great novel OF
pioneer days. It strikes fire in the
heart Of every American and tugs at
every human heart string. The Gov
cred Wagon" possesses everything
that is requisite for two hours Of
thrills and intense interest adven-
ture, romance. pathos. humor and a
story that sustains compelling in
terest from beginning to end.
Performances are given twice daily,
including a Sunday matinee.
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John Gilbert Featured
in New Picture at Isis
John Gilbert in The Exiles," Rich
ard Harding Davis well-known story,
screened by william Fox. viii be the
attraction at the Isis the first half
of next week.
The scenes range from New York
city to Tangiers, Africa, and afford
thrills and action in abundance. Gil
bert is cast as Henry Howard Hol-
combe Jr., an attorney famed for his
relentless persecution Of the unfor-
Inmates brought to the bar Of justice.
He goes to Tangiers for a well-earned
rest, and there encounters a man and
woman who had been the victims Of
his legal skill The trio have many
strange adventures before Holcombe is
brought to see the havoc wrought by
his methods of dealing with erring
humanity.
For the last half OF the week, start
ing Thursday, 1.-THE Power Divine"
drama dealing with feud in the
Kentucky hills viii head the program.
Jack Livingston and Mary Wynn head
the cast, which includes Al Fergu-
son, Carolina Brunson and Ralph
Parker. The comedy will be Funny
Papers" Billy Rhoades farce.