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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-21
M arthaL Lee
HerCOIun17t
.HIEF RIKHOFF has his eye

NHIEF RIKHOF'F has his eye
~ on King Jazz. He apparent
ly does not object to the king
when he keeps within bounds
And he has instructed his police
women to keep him there.
One rule-not new one-closes
public dance halls to boys or girls
under IS. One of my readers, II,
wonders what girl of II can do now
to entertain herself and Company"
Judging by her letter. this rule appar-
emily has not been enforced. 1t
should be. The chief is trying to
make the city safe for just such girls
as the one who wrote to me.
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Mother Is Right

Dear Miss Lee: ! am girl Of IA, in
high school. l don't care about the boys
because L have to put up with three broth
ers, three brothers-in-law and a nephew.
go with a, girl of my own age but she likes
the boys pretty well. MY mother will not
let me go out at night with Just my girl
friends. She always makes by brother. II,
who is very proud of me-. go with me. Do
you think my mother is right?
PEGGIE G.
a mother who is so careful and a
brother who Is so attentive. Accept
his company gratefully; many girls
long for just such an ascort.
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Wants friendship

Dear Martha Lee: [ am II and have
been going with boy five years older from
another town. He acted as though he cared
a great deal for me- / went with him six
months. and then he did not come back for
quite while. When he came. he would
not pay any attention TO me. but would be
with other girls. Now he comes quite often
and wants dates Should | accept them and
what can do to gain back his friendebipH
BRIGHT EYES.
Apparently you have his friendship.
I should think he would be the one
who would have to do the gaining
back" If you enjoy his company,
don't turn him down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-21
Clubs 6 Meetings

Sisters of Golden Rule Lodge No.
%. Ladies' Auxiliary to &. r. r., will
give card party Friday afternoon in
Trainmens Hall.
Ladies' Society OF the B. L. of L.
and F. will give a card party on
Thursday afternoon in it's hall on e.
Washington st.
Ladies Society Of the 3. of r. and
f, Camelia, No. 121, will give a card
party Thursday afternoon in Morrison
Hall on Monument Circle.
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A Severe | essen

Dear Miss Leo: have been going with
fellow for bout six years. He treats me
terribly l LETT my husband for him and
have been divorced five years. Now this
man comes to see me Just when no wants
to. l am % and he is %. I love him and
cannot think of giving him up. What shall
] do? A BROKEN HEARTED GIRL.
You treated your husband terribly"
so you can expect little sympathy
now. Send this man away and start
all over, with clean slate You
say you cannot" But you can. If
you really try. Let this be your pun
ishment and take it like a soldier.
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w. Z. W: For your boys sake you
should try once more to win back your
wife. Your catching her with this
other man may have made her realize
what a wrong she was doing.
But If it did not awaken her con-
science, you had better sue to get the
custody of the child.
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Marry fOrl owe

flIo, o ms n am sr U ana 1'1ob go fo w him
I love fellow of "a. He says he cares for
me. But / know the older ono cares more
He asked me to marry him. Please give me
your advice
EVERYBODY'S SWEETHEART.
Don't marry any man until you are
asked by the one you really love. It
may not be the one you love now. But
fInnor. L. r-r1Sh
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LII the world love lover but the world and his wife
extremely critical of the engaged couples conduct
Those who engaged today allowed greater freedom than
formerly but the young should keep mind that the
conventions have been for her protection
XIa1a harm
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Enuaued COuDIeS

them at her peril.
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NE Of the loveliest of early
spring weddings will take place
this evening at the home of Mr..
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hour yesterday afternoon because
the audience demanded it. 1t was
a fine ovation to an artist. who
always gives an audience her very
best.
Miss Tucker sings jazz as it
should be done. She is not an ex-
pertinent. She is an institution.
At Keith's this week you viii find
Al and Fanny Stedman. Need I
say more? The riot starts the
minute they come on the stage.
The false teeth" bit is musical and
facial nonsense at its funniest
stage. Rare fun, that's what this
team offers.
Not satisfied with giving US so
much, the Keith people also give us
Clarence Oliver and George dip in
wire Collect" Here is a sweet
little sketch, full of sentiment and
song. Nicely mounted and splendid
ly acted. A real treat Gosh, he
who writes this has no gloom in
him just now.)
Mary Jane, billed as the
"springhtly comedienne" is satisfy
ing in a number of songs.
William KBs funny name) offers
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BUILDING PERMITS

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AT| children if the hardhearted landlord will allow
- N children and dogs in apartment house.
Fond parents when you hathunting in large city, take
revolver with you if there children.
with find Paradise in a steam-heated
nat but you EN- another climate by pulling
volver's trigger
That way Soy Ward and Florence Moore solve the
''childless' problem in tThe Music Box Revue
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Alexander put II over that counts
Miss Moore. with the assistance Of
three men. play a burlesque on the
bedroom farce earlier in the pro
ceedings by the name Of Under the
;. Bed"
n In this travesty Miss Moore is first
seen mixing q non-VoIstead drink
while in bed. She Is entertaining a
lover" The telephone rings and she
announces her husband. The visitor
hides under the bed. The second man
turns out to be a lover. When the
telephone rings again she hides the
second one under the bed. She in
PRODUCES the two callers and gives
the a put and take top" TO enter
tain themselves while pap is
present. Rapid fun. Smartly done.
AS I am speaking of the cast 1 will
continue that line Of thought. Be
sides those mentioned we have other
rircipals-Ethelind Terry, Joseph
@~otIey, Ivy Sawyer and. I might in
clude Paul Frawley, the Bronx Sis
ters, Renie RianO, Mile. Marguerite,
Frank Gill. Mr. Carlos and Miss Inez
It IS impossible 10 go into detail
concerning the satisfying efforts Of
al Oh THESE people 0OilE " ara
makes a home run with "They Call
It Dancing" followed by dances by
Carlos, Inez. Marguerite and Frank
Gill. The satisfying work Of these
dancers IS burlesqued deliciously by
Riano and Ward. Here is dancing
that is dancing. Renie RianO regis
ters a big hit with I'm a Dumb
beIl''
The chorus is SIS Individual as the
revue. The girls. are features with
this show. not mere ornaments.
Now for some honest to goodness
American language. THE Music
Box Revue" as presented at Eng
ush's last night, is easily the best
revue I have ever seen. It starts
n where every other revue stops. It
Us a paradise Of beauty.
Scenery suddenly comes from out
Of the stage and then yanishes.
Beautiful girls suddenly appear
from some hidden recess Of the
stage Principals are suddenly
hOisted in the air. Here IS nov
city and a freshness which aids in
making this show the very best on
the American stage today.
Gorgeous beauty IS reflected in
the famous Pearl number in which
the marvellous Ethelind Terry be-
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act suffers. as several acts have re
Gently, by bathing the stage in
somber lights. Somebody is wild
over a purple and orange colored
stage. Lets have lights up and
give these bands a chance to be
seen by the audience.
Rsbison and Pierce have lot Of
pleasing nonsense in an act called
No More Saloons" 1t isn't the
material that counts but the way
the team puts it over.
Carson and Kane open the show
with songs and dances. Carson's
conception of a tap dance is excel
lent. Johnson and Mcintosh appear
in blackface. They dance and play
the piano. The sketch end Of the
bill is presented by Mark Hart and
company IN My Daughters Hus-
band" The situations have been
done many times on the vaudeville
stage. They need new material.
Austin Goetz and Fac Duffy open
with we'll done wedding number.
Their material is individual. The
movie feature is Reginald Denny
in Round Eleven" Of THE Leather
Pushers."
At the Lyric all week.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16

O OPHIE TUCKER returned yes
- terday to indianapolis after a
- long absence. She is flushed
with her recent London success.
she has a right to be proud OF that
triumph If I am rightly informed.
She uses two pianos and two
pianists who play at the same
time.
Sophie she Will pardon my free
dom of words, is dressing her act
as she never has before, but the
fine clothes has not made a vain
queen of this woman. She is still
fine American.
She makes a ballad out Of who
Cares?" One feels a little Juggling
at the heart while she is doing this
number. She struts" the melody
while singing The Sheilz of
Alabam."
She was on the stage nearly an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16
Wonder What a Clown Thinks
About While He Is Glowing

Have always wondered what 4
clown thinks about while he is
Shaking people laugh.
After seeing Ferry Convey con-
vUlse a Lyric audience with his
nonsense, 1 arrived at the conclu-
siont hat a clown has to think all
the time
It takes brains TO be a clown;
that is, a successful clown. I place
Convey in that class. He is not an
acrobatic clown but a musical clown.
He DISCUSSES musical instruments in
an apparatus which looks Ike a
fence
a Probably the funniest stunt ne
'Suoes is a travesty on a stage shoot
ing act. 1t takes honest to-goodness
brains to think up such fooIishness
as this. Conway is head and shout
ders above every other act on the
bill.
Larry Harkins and his Monarchs
OF Melody offer a program of in
strumental and vocal music. This
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a real surprise. Not another word
about this act. When I arrived at
Keith's yesterday, the audience
was applauding the dancing efforts
of Potter and Gamble. Cross and
Stamford present a physical culture
act.
Need I tell you that this is a real
honest to goodness show?
At Keith's all week.
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visiting Engllsh's this week. Miss
Terry is even more lovely IN this
smart revue than she was IN Hon
eydew." And how she advanced
in her art.
Santley and his wife, Ivy Sawyer.
appear in another splendid stage
picture, called Dining Out" Again
the stage elevator is used. Girls
representing the food chosen from
the menu. appear and dance during
the dinner. Here is novelty in the
Nth degree. I must not fail to men
Aion THE Fountain of Youth" This
0scene is fairyland at its most
dazzling self. [ could rave on and
on. 1t is not necessary.
Just this final word.
Don't wait until Wednesday to get
your tickets. Do it this very hour or
you viii be out in the cold. Don't
telephone me and say, My dear
Mr.. Hickman, use your influence and
try to get me tickets"
I will not he lat home" Do your
own shopping, because a. F. Miller
is mighty Independent, nicely so,
these days.
I recommend every minute of
P 'The Music Box Revue" Tt is the
last word in entertainment. It is
better than any "Foliles" show I
ever have seen.
These are my sentiments.
The treat Of the cantury-that's
what it IS.
At Englishs all week.
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Ward Kills His Too Children to Please Landlord
Sophie Tucker Wants No AIin1Ony When Lonely
By Walter D. Hickman

LIMONY may be alright but what good cash when girl
"A is oney2
That's the Sophie Tucker thinks about it when her
"Lovin joe" got lost to her.
This is just of the azz-tme melody expressions of
Sophie al B. F. Keiths.
Sophie Tucker the undspued 'Queen of jazz Her
artistry is its highest point today.
This knows how to put 'soul' warmth in JAZZ
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comes even more
briIlia Mt than
ever. Here Is a
little woman who
is one OF the real
finds on the stage
She can sing. She
can dance and
how she can wear
the stun min z
dudsi This Pearl
number IS the
prettiest s TIA 6 e
picture ever pre-
scented This one
scene easily COM
pensates one for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16
Edith Clifford Exposes
The Flapper in Song


Now I know what & fapper is.
Edith Clifford, Coincidence at the
Palace this week, tells the world
what a fapper is.
Edith Clifford, comedienne at the
Palace this week, tells the world
what a fiapper is.
The fapper is . IMAM trapper."
That is what Miss Clifford calls that
brand Of girls while singing a song.
Miss Clifford has a number of
songs which one viii want to whis-
tie. Her gowns are pretty. The
entire act radiates class. The plan
ist plays a medley Of songs. Nicely
done.
Eddy and Wynn have an act
which is different. The man plays
a piano while a photograph is play
ing. The woman of this act wears
some stunning gowns. 1t seems the
women at the Palace this week are
trying to see who can wear the best
gowns. Eddy and Wynn are billed
as THE Indianapolis Pair" and the
man admits it with pleasure. An
other pleasing act.
The Three Voices are three men.
They have a novelty in song
which burlesques a modern we'd
ding. Special scenery is used.
They know how to harmonize.
The SkeIly-Heit Revue features
an eccentric funmaker and several
girls. A telephone bit is pleasing.
The man is easily the feature Of
this act. I missed Rice and Werner
on the show reviewed.
I noticed yesterday a tendency
on several of the acts to roast"
the audience for not applauding.
ar Actor. Miss Actress-such
tactics have no place on the Aneri-
can stage. You are dead wrong
when you attempt such things.
The movie feature Of the bill is
Katherine Macdonald in white
Shoulders"
At the Palace all week
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Ward could do
was to shoot the
little dears. To
me that is one of
the big screams"
of The Music Box
Revue, which
made its first In
dianapolis appear
ance at Engiish's
last night. The
material is snap
by, but it is the
way that Ward,
Miss Moore, Mr..
Collier, Renie Ri
ano and Gus
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16

ARD and Florence had worn
W out their shoes and the
sweet" disposition of their
two children. William Collier, the
hard-hearted old janitor, had placed
a ban on children. So all that Solly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16
HOosier State Song
Is ON RialfO Bill

The Hoosier State song ION the
Banks Of the Wabash" is given
prominence on the program at the
Rialto this week. The house man
ager gives a brief history of the
song and then introduces a tenor
who sings it. The chorus is picked
up by a male trio. The tenor
handles the song nicely, but the
other members OF the trio should
learn the words.
'Oh. BY Gingo" is the title OF the
musical comedy Offering. Honors OF
this piece go to Walter Steffln. a
blackface comedian. Apparently,
Steff1n has had considerable expert
ence as a blackface comic, for he
gives a credItable performance. Sew
eral vaudeville acts are included in
the offering.
The photoplay feature is Ven
detta," a dramatic picture in which
Pola Negri is starred. (By the
Observer)
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Band Box Revue on
View at Broadway

Among the scenes in the Band
Box Revue" the current attraction
at the Broadway, is a scene depict
ing an airplane station in which
radio messages are received. This
scene gives Jack Lamont, the fea-
tured comedian. an opportunity to
work to advantage. Jack Fuaguay
has more sides to handle than the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16
'Rempy" Arrives Thursday
at the Murat for Three DAYS

Grant Mitchell and the Nugents
arrive Thursday at the Murat in
"Kempy." The engagement is for
three. days. Elliott Nugent, one or
the authors of the comedy, will be
remembered for his work with the
Stuart Walker Company at the Mu-
rat several seasons ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-16
Many Movies Reflected
on Local Screens Today

Among the movies on view today
are: Wesley Barry in Heroes Of
the Street" at the Apollo: Doug.
las Fairbanks in Robin Hood" at
the Circle; What Fools Men Are"
with Fare Binney. at the Ohio; Jack
Hoxie in Back Fire" at the Isis;
My Dad" at Mister Smiths; The
Spawn Of the Desert" at the Re-
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at the Regent.
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first comic and makes good with
the audience.
AS a whole the cast is a fairly
good one. but It lacks pep" which
is so essential to n burlesque show.
The members Of the chorus are not
bad to look at, but they, too, go
through their work without en-
thusiasm. The best bit in the show
is the Road to Fairyland" scene
in which the entire company takes
part. A number of the chorus girls
have bits in this scene that get
over.
The cast includes Howard Har-
rison. James G. Moore, Henry
Neiser. Harry Franz, Nellie Nice,
Lillian Harrison. and Frances
Smith. (By the Observer.)