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son gets under way the Murat is as
sured of Little Jessie James," a
musical comedy, with Gregory Kelly
in the chief role; Artists and Mod
els,Y Spring Cleaning" with the
New York cast; Chariot Revue, the
English show; THE Show-Of," In
nocent Eyes" ''Vogues and Frolics, ="
Guy Bates Post in Faust 1.-THE
Deluge," with Polini, and others. In
dications are that the bookings at
English's will be heavy later on in
the 1924-25 season. Roltare Eggles-
ton of Keith's is in New York re-
ceiving contracts for the big time
fall season. The opening date. is
still undecided, so far as I know.
This department is not concerned
with box office prices, but Walter
Vonnegut- of the Murat Players has
found it necessary to increase the
price of seats for the first twelve
rows and the boxes next week at
the Murat during the presentation
Of George Gaul in THE Broken
Wing" 1t is stated that Gaul's
high salary, coupled with the big
expense of producing this play, has
made it necessary to increase the
price on certain seats. This raise
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
CHAPLIN At WORK
ON NEW COMEDY
Noted Comedian Has Not as
Yet Named Picture.

That Charlie Chaplin is making
bis greatest comedy is the claim
advanced by those fortunate enough
to have seen the first sequence Of
his production screened.
The little comedian in his famous
character of old has created in one
episode, more laughs per foot than
are usually shown in feature COM
edies But laughs alone will not be
relied upon to make this photoplay
Chaplin greatest The story and
dramatics Of the production will be
revolutionary.
Based on the stirring days of the
Klondike and gold rush to Alaska
the hardships endured by the pio-
neers who journeyed to that ice
bound country are depicted with in
tense realism. The drama OF the
soul sufferings Of the sourdough who
braved moutains-ice and snow
starvation and death, in a mad rush
for gold.
"Chilkoot Pass" the famous gate
way to the great Klondlke; a tortu-
Gus path, cut through the SHOWS over
precipitous mountain side. The
pass which struck terror in the heart
Of the bravest and where many
faltered. This has been duplicated
by Chaplin, and the hardships en-
dured have been re-enacted before
the camera with terrific realism.
Presented on the screen. this Is
an epic in the history Of Alaska and
more of this famous. forbidding and
awe-inspiring country will be shown
and understood when Chaplin's hum
an story reaches the public
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
MURAT PLAYERS TO
OFFER BROKEN WING"

On Monday night and for the rest
Of the week at the Murat, the Murat
Players will be seen in THE Broken
Wing" a romantic comedy drama
by Paul Dickey and Charles w.
Goddard.
George Gaul will play the chief
role. This is one of the most costly
productions that the Murat Players
have attempted this season.
Inez Villera, a little Mexican girl,
brought up by an American rancher
in Mexico, prays for a "gringo hus.
band" and believes the Lord has
sent her one when Philip Marvin
of New York comes crashing
through the roof of her foster
fathers house in an airplane.
Philip, who loses his memory in
the crash, proves a romantic con-
valescent and falls desperately in
love with Inez. A swash-buckling
Mexican bandit. also in love with
Inez, attempts to hold him for ran
som, but is outwitted by the Amer
lean secret service, and after Philip
has recovered his memory he flies
away to America with Inez in his
rehabilitated airplane. The play is
colorful, romantic and abounds in
comedy.
II offers Gaul a most congenial
role. and presents the entire COM
pany in a series of telling charac-
teriZations
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one laugh without resorting to fun.
ny clothes or comical grimaces. It
is the way he walks, the way he
looks at the other players, lust as
much as it is his accent on the words
he speaks that makes folks laugh.
Billy knows all the stage tricks Of
yesteryear when it comes to aling-
ing out subtle fun in the most Sc
rious moments of the play.
Fay is not an old man. He may be
registering around so, as birthdays
come and go. but he won't admit it.
He is as agile as any member Of
the Able" cast. The only indication
that he is no longer a youth is his
Celtic head, which is now quite
shiny. His badness gives him a GER
tain mark of distinction that only
the sculptor in molding a work of
classical art can initiate.
"Abie" starts its seventh week at
the Capitol Sunday.
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Music

The second Of a series of reciiels
by students in the summer school
Of the Metropolitan School OF Music
will be given at the school next Sat
urady afternoon, July 26, at 3
o'clock. The public is invited 10 az
tend. There will be piano, cornet.
and violin numbers ano readings on
the program. The following stud
ents will take part: Jean Winchell.
Harriet McCaughey. Dorothy May
ers, Elma Patterson, Virginia Wilk-
ing, Nellie Orr, Margaret Townsend.
Margaret Stayton. Roy Cox. Eleanor
Maron Franklin, Kamora Jackson.
Mary Katherine Kerr, Eugene Kerr,
Esther Holt, Martha Pittinger. Eva
Nave, Priscilla Pittinger. William
Thompson, John w. Schumacher,
Helen Payne. Priscilla Shearer, Mil
dred Compton, Anna Thiesing. Ruth
Elizabeth Franklin, Lucille Harrel.
Dorothy Jane Battenberg. Robert
Shultz, Adelaine Cohn. Pauline Val
entina. Arthur Dewar, Aurine Davis,
Dorothy Kepner, Oma Kathryn Clad.
ish and Sylvia Hukreide.
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in price does not apply to other
seats, only to the first twelve rows
and the boxes.
= was in error the other day when
I stated that Just Suppose" waS.
being presented for the first time 81
Indianapolis at the Murat this week.
Gregory Kelly and Ruth Gordon pre-
scented it here when they had a stock
season at English's several years
ago.
Each week seems to increase the
number of people who go to the Cap
itol to see "Abie's Irish Rose Last
Wednesday this show had the big
gest matinee for mid-week that 1t
has had since it opened six weeks
ago. This is amazing when a show
can grow week after week. That
explains why able builds up big
runs. On Sunday night this show
starts it's seventh week here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
AUSTRALIA ASKS
ABOUT LOCAL POOL
Maxim Sends Data to Sydney
Park Owner,

Hoosier ideas have been copied the
world over and now comes a letter
to James II. Maxim. president Of the
Broad Ripple Park Amusement
Company from Erwin IL. Hammersly.
president Of an outdoor amusement
company Of Sydney, Australia, seek
ing information as to the general
construction Of the Broad Ripple
swimming pool.
According TO the letter it is the
intention of the company represented
by Hammersly TO construct similar
pools in three Australian cities.
Maxim in reply sent all information
possible.
II may be interesting 10 some Of
the home folks to know that the
Broad Ripple pool. the largest of its
kind in the world. is 205 by 775 feet
in dimensions. with a graduated
depth Of from two to nine feet. The
water is filtered before being intro
duced into the pool which holds
3.500,000 gallons and there is a com.
plete change OF water every three
days.
The pool is emptied and scrubbed
every two weeks, which insures its
sanitary condition at ali times. The
beach is now surrounded by a large
sandy beach Of fine lake sand.
The most up-to-date apparatus is
provided for diving and water
sports and the new system installed
in the dressing room thfs season en-
ables the handling Of big crowds
without any confusion.
At the recent Olympic swimming
trials swimmers and divers from all
parts Of the world We're present,
and all were loud in their praise Of
the general idea and construction of
the pool
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
TWO SPLENDID
STOCK BILLS TO
Be PRESENTED
Able to Start Seventh
Week of Run at Capitol
Theater.

To the BerkelI Players will go
the distinction of making the first
stock production anywhere of the
celebrated mystery play, The Last
Warning" which will be presented
at Englishss next week. Adapted by
Thomas FaIlon from Wadsworth
Camps tale. The House of Fear,
il excited New York for more than
a year and was a tremendous hit
on tour.
THE Last Warning" is a clever
combination of the various elements
which 90 to make up interesting en-
tertainment. There is surprise, sus-
pense, hearty laughter. variety, eli
max after climax and a plot that
starts with a wallop the minute the
curtain goes up and never loses its
grip.
Those who have hankered to see
the inside workings of the theater
will be let in on a few secrets of the
trade. for the story has to do with
the theatrical business. Practically
all the characters are actors, act
resses, managers. stage hands and
other attaches Of the theater.
The scenes are laid in the sup
posedly haunted Woodford Theater.
The first act gives the audience a
peep into the Office Of the manager.
The second act shows the stage of
the theater, and 1t is there that
many of the big laughs and bigger
surprises occur. The last scene of
the third act is a play within
play" depicting the dramatic hap
penings that follow when the actors
attempt to produce 1.-THE Snare, a
play which seems to have a jinx on
its trail.
There is nothing old, stale. hack
neyed or usual" in The Last
warning" For those who are jaded
and weary Of ordinary theatrical fare
it will prove a welcome treat. For
those who have the blues it will pro-
vide enough good cheer to restore
their normal temperament And for
those who love the tingle Of excite
ment. the throb of romance and the
lure Of that magical something diff
ferent" it is the best two and half
hours entertainment conceived in
recent years.
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Movie Casts Dra70n From Stock

Connolly. Robert Frazer. Huntly
Gordon. Tedda Hopper, Kate Les
ter. Conrad Nagel, Aileen Pringle.
George Walsh, Eleanor Boardman.
Lew Cody. Nigel de Brulier. John
Gilbert. William Haines. Kathleen
Key. Carmel Myers, Gertrude Ohm
stead, Norma Shearer and Claire
Windsor.
Temporary and permanent addi-
tons TO this imposing list will be
made as production requirements
arise. In accordance with this pol,
icy Tom Moore will appear as lead.
ing man opposite Laurette Taylor
in the screen version of "One Night
in Rome" J. Hartley Manners in.
ternational stage success. being d..
rected by Clarence Badger.
Casts Drawn From Stock.
From this stock company will be
taken the supporting casts for the
Metro-Goldwp stars, among whom
are Mae Murray. Buster Keaton.
Jackie Coogan, Laurette Taylor,
Viola Dana, Ramon Novarro and
Alice Terry. Reginald Barker. Fred
Niblo. Rex Ingram. Frank Borzage,
Hobart Henley, Robert c. Vignola,
Robert u. Leonard, Rupert Hughes,
Victor Schertzinger, Hugo Balm,
Monta Bell, Charles Brabin, Marshall
Neilan, Victor Seastrom, Erich Won
Stroheim and King Vidor, who head
Metro GOldvyn Mayer production
units will draw on this stock com
pany for their players.
The organization Of this company
of permanent players follows Louis
B. Mayors recent announcement
that the finest casts obtainable would
be used in all Metro Goldwyn- Mayer
pictures this coming season.
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A group OF twenty nationally
known actors and actresses Of the
screen has been gathered together
as the nucleus OF a permanent stock
company from which all future casts
for Metro-G oldwyn- Mayer pictures
will be selected, according to an an
nouncement from Louis 3. Mayer,
vice-president in charge OF produc.
ton.
The stock company includes
Renee Adore, Mae Busch, Edward
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
Alice Is a Busy Woman

Alice Calhoun, who has played in
many Vitagraph productions. had an
other Broadway premier on the
screen in THE Code of the Wilder
ness last week. She is seen in the
role Of Ruth Harkness in a dramatic
story Of the West. John Bowers, one
Of the most sympathetic leading men
of the western type. plays opposite
her, while Otis Harlan contributes a
comedy character to the picture,
which will be seen in this city soon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
Miss Lord Changes Her Plans

After all, Pauline Lord will not
enter vaudeville in an O'Neill sketch,
as was first predicted? Instead, she
will make her debut on the Keith
Circuit in playlet called For Five
Million Dollars" written by Hillard
Booth, which is now in rehearsal
under the direction of Robert T.
Haines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19

Rounding
Round
TheateYS
With
win
WALTER d. HICKMAN

w ALL LIZ II. t1lChMAN
Opening of the regular fall legiti-
mate season in Indianapolis this fall
may be later than usual. AS yet no
definite announcement has been
made by the Murat or English S
when the regular road season will
open. 1t is understood that the adj
justment of several labor questions
is necessary before a definite date
is settled for the fall openings. Mel
son Trowbridge, manager of the
Murat, stated that it is his opinion
that when the local season gets un-
der way conditions on the road will
be 20 per cent heavier in number Of
attractions than last season. The
Shuberts have more players under
contract and more shows under their
than in previous years.
Trowbridge states. When the sea
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
Chadwick Returns to Studio

Helene Chadwick is returning to
Hollywood after a six months stay
in New York. Originally she went
to make a short visit, but received
so many fiattering offers that she
made one picture after another there.
She will play the leading part in
Zane Grey's THE Border Legion, .
for Famous Players Lasky. Tony
Moreno will play opposite her and
w. K Howard will direct.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
Cast Completed for Captain Blood

Vitagraph has completed the cast
for Captain Blood" which David
Smith is picturizing from the novel
by Rafael Sabatini. J. Warren Ker-
rigan. Jean Paige. James Morrison,
Charlotte Merriam, Bertram Grass
by. Jack Curtis, Joseph Rickson.
Robert Milash, Templar Sake, Henry
Hebert, William Eugene, Tom Nc
CURE and Paul Weigle are those
whose personalities will translate
this vivid romance of pirate days TO
the screen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19

Tho willingness of G.. Carlton
Guy Of the Municipal Theater 10
present at least one play a season
by an Indianapolis playwright has
resulted in the announcement that
The Mantle Of Lincoln, written
by Test Dalton, playwright and
OF 1904 F,as. Pratt ST
will be produced at Garfield Park
the week Of July IS. Dalton has
been assured that a New York and
Chicago producer will come on
To see his play
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
Movie Star Enters Vaudeville

Gareth Hughes. the motion picture
actor, will shortly be seen on the
Keith Circuit in ASK Dad-He
Knows" a sketch which, despite the
title, is said to have nothing to do
with cigarettes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
First National Completes Movie

The completion OF "Tempera-
ment," the new First National pic
ture, marked also the parting Of
screen company between Miss Moore
and Conway Tearle. Miss Moore
will rest for two weeks before start
ing her first starring picture, which
will be an adaptation of Edna Fer
ber's popular story. $50 Big" Con-
way Tearle began preparation at
once for 1.-THE Great Divide" which
he will make for Metro-Goldwyn.
Mayer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
ATTORNEYS PLAN APPEAL
viii Go to Supreme Court to Save
Barber From Chair.

BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 10
Attorneys for Edward Barber. con-
fessed slayer of Detective Stephen
Kendall Of Terre Haute. were pre-
pairing today to appeal to the Su-
preme Court to save Barber from the
electric chair.
Barber was convicted of murder
in the Clay Circuit Court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
IngIeton Engaged for Movie

George Ingleton, who came to
America from England with the
Scotch company Of ''Bunty Pulls the
String" has been cast for the part
of Bickers in THE Clean Heart"
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Capitol Sunday night.
No. 4-Jack Wyatt's Scotch
Lassies at the Lyric all next week.
No. George Gaul will play the
romantic lead in THE Broken
Wing" at the Murat, opening Mon
day night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-19
QUAKER, 81, FLIES
Richmond Man Takes His FRS
AiTplane Ride.

By United Press
RICHMOND. Ind, July 10
Great! Fine! I'm going again to-
day. I'd like to learn to fly one
myself"
This was the comment today of
Benjamin Johnson, 81, following his
first airplane ride. Johnson is a
Quaker.
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No. Myrtle Stringer in 1.-THE
Last Warning" a mystery play,
opening at English's Sundya night.
No. Joyce Lando will be seen
on the bill opening Thursday after
noon at the Palace.
No. 3-James R. Waters in the
cast of ''Abie's Irish Rose" which
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F.. girl
Maninsn, John. 241s W. s7th st. girl
Borjesson. Albert Edwin. Ssii send
ave. $. w. girl.
Moconkey. Roy. 6i5 e. Lynn st. girl.
Brainard. Edward Albert. 1912 n.
{ath ST, girl
Dunnlng. Roy. 41s 25th ave. n. girl.
okano. HEIGHT. oil Weller st. boy.
Nakamura. MasalSichi. 2l03 18th ave.
s.. boy.
Ward. George Harris. so2s Terry
ave, boy.
Stewart, Stanley Paul. n. 1o5th and
Woodland Park ave. twin boys.
Buse, Carl Louis. 5016 4th ave. S.
boy.
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