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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20
CABBY'S THIRST
F0ILS H0LD-UP
Bank Bandit Gets $1,000,
Only to Be Caught.

BIZ Times Special
BOONVILLE, Ind, June 90
Charles Krohn, farmer, turned
bandit, was in county jail today, all
because a taxi driver drank bottle
of pop.
Krohn hired the taxi at Evans
vile and drove to the Elberfeld State
Bank at Elberfeld, near here.
NOW wait for me-" he told the
driver and walked into the bank and
flashed a gun. He forced Charles
Morris, cashier, and John H. Smith,
president, into a rear room, scooped
up $500 and walked out to the
taxi cab. The driver was gone.
Krohn found him in n restaurant.
And Constable Snow found Krohn.
The bank had spread the alarm. The
taxi man was freed.
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HARRY CAREY'S NEW
ONE AT THE ISIS

The Isis will have Harry Carey in
1.-THE Texas Trail" as it's feature
the first half of next week. 1t is
a western comedy drama with Carey
in the role Of Pete Granger, a ranch
foreman working for Ring En- Fos-
ter.
When Granger is held up and
robbed of large sum of money with
which Foster intended to pay off a
mortgage on his ranch, Fosters
niece, Betty, n girl from the East,
whose acquaintance with cowboys
was limited to the kind she had seen
in the movies, undertakes the task
Of tracking the bandits. Betty
thinks Granger is a coward, and
has no opportunity to change her
opinion until she gets into serious
difficulties, and he comes to her aid,
proving himself to be a veritable
buzz-saw in action.
Carey's support includes Ethel
Shannon, Charles French, Claude
Payton and Sydney Franklin. Court
Plaster" an educational comedy,
will also be shown.
Thursday, and the rest of the
week, the program will consist of
Always Ridin' To Win" a comedy
drama starring "Cyclonic Pete"
Morrison, a cowboy famed for his
Rodeo stunts, and an Educational
comedy entitled Bright Lights"
In Always Ridin' To Win" the
story centers about the efforts of
two rival towns, Davis Bend and
Pinal Creek, to get a new railroad
terminal. A Rodeo is staged for the
entertainment Of the man whose
word is final in the matter
Morrison, as Steve Ames, cham
pions the cause of Davis Bend. He
enters the contest to win, and when
opposition develops a. lively time en-
sues. The supporting cast is headed
by Doris Dare.
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ROBERT REILLY
TOPS NEW BILL
AT the Lyric
Palace to Offer Two Heavy
Shows All Next
Week.

m RECLAIMED one of the most
novel vaudeville offerings of
IL the year, Robert Reilly and
his Kilkenny Queens, presenting an
Irish song playlet. Romance From
the Land of the Shamrock" will top
next weeks bill at the Lyric. AS
a singer of Irish songs Reilly takes
rank with F'iske O'Hara, Andrew
Mack and other favorites of yore.
The chief ingredients of his playlet
are lifting songs and characteristic
Irish dances. Special settings and
costuming is employed to lend a
proper atmosphere.
Reilly is aided by Molly Kennedy,
Little Larry and others.
The bill will include:
MADELON AND PAULA MIL
LER-Two talented girls who are
assisted by brother Bob, introducing
a melange of music and dancing in
an act called Assorted Harmonies. "
SHERWOOD AND MOHR-Fun-
makers who have laughable oddly,
Wanted A Pianist portraying the
trials and tribulations Of a tenn
ornamental prima donna in procur-
ing an accompanist who meets with
all the requirements she insists
upon.
SHEAHAN, STARTZMAN AND
DE LORTE-Entertain who dis
play their wares in Speed, Glass
and Variety" doing a little OF every
thing with their own brand of
comedy predominating.
CLIFF CLARK-Popular come
dian in his latest concoction, TYP
ical Types and Topical Tunes"
HOOSIER BOYS AND JESSIE
Terpsichorean artists who run the
gamut of all styles Of fast stepping
including some very original aero.
bate and contortion dancing by one
Of the three.
CONRAD ITALIAN AND COM.
PANY-Introducing a new idea on
the vaudeville stage, "a Breath
From Musical Comedies" embracing
music and dancing presented in an
artistic and colorful manner.
ON THE SCREEN-Comedy,
Madame Sans Gin" Kilograms
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BLANCHE SWEET TOPS
CAST OF NEILAN MOVIE

Marshall Neilan's new production,
1.-THE Sporting Venus" to be shown
at the Apollo next week, provides
Blanche Sweet with her first light
role in a long time.
Another unusual feature Of the
picture is that 1t takes the spectator
on most interesting journey
through Europe.
The scenes are laid in four
different countries, England, France,
Scotland and Spain. For the pur-
pose of authenticity in the matter
Of locations Neilan took his entire
Company abroad and filed the story,
written by Gerald Beaumont, in the
exact localities selected by the
author. Craigloch, an ancient castle
In Scotland, the races at EPSON
Downs, the smart resort of Deaville,
and various exceptional street
scenes in London and Paris serve as
a background for the action.
1.-THE Sporting Venus" is a com
bination Of romance, comedy and
drama. Miss Sweet Is cast as Lady
Gwendolyn Grayle, who is loved by
Donald McAllen, a poor young
Scotchman studying to be a physi-
clan. The difference in their sta
tons makes it impossible for him to
declare himself. Lady Owens father
invites Prince Carlos of Portugal to
his homee, and the Prince, faced
with the possibility of having to
marry a silly old dowager Countess,
is not slow to make love to the
pretty Gwendolyn. With that as the
premise the story moves along at
a speedy pace and works up to a
big climax.
In the supporting cast are Ronald
Coleman, Lew Cody, George Faw.
cett, Josephine Crowell, dward Mar
tindel, Hank Mann and Kate Price.
A Lloyd Hamilton comedy,
Crushed" the Fox news weekly,
musical entertainment and special
features by Emil Seidel and his or
chestra, and organ selections by
Earl Gordon will be other program
advertisements.
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JAZZY MOVIE TOPS
BILL AT COLONIAL

Happy hokum, jazzy joy, long
laughs. That's what's waiting
around the corner for the patrons
of the Colonial next week in "Stop
Flirting" the Christie hit.
With John T. Murray, Wanda
Hawley, Jimmie Adams, Jack Duffy,
David James, Ethel Shannon and a
host Of other fun makers playing
the leading roles under the direction
of the great Scott Sidney, who ac-
knowledges "Charley's Aunt" as his
latest masterpiece, it is small won
der this is whirlwind farce that
hits the publice like a cyclone.
There isn't any melodrana nor
are there any tense dramatic mo-
ments-there are just tons and tons
of laughs. For two years the story,
ais a musical comedy, kept the legiti-
mate stage in a constant -uproar but
that isn't anything to what it is 60
ing to do to the screen audiences.
The bill will include Nicely Re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20
COLLEEN'S LATEST
FEATURE AT CIRCLE

Colleen Moore comes to the Circle
on Sunday in THE Desert Flower, +"
the film adaptation Of he Don
Mulally stage play OF. the same
name.
She is seen as Margaret (Maggie)
Fortune, who lives in a freight car
on a railroad that is being built
through the desert. Her family con-
sists Of small baby sister and her
step-father, the brutal section fore.
man Of the railroad construction
gang.
Her chief occupation in life, aside
from housekeeping" for her father
and taking care of the baby and the
chickens, is lodging her fathers
blows. When Rance Conway, the
ne'er-do-well son Of wealthy New
Workers, drifts into Maggie's life, he
awakens her sympathy and she de-
termines to make a man Of him If
possible.
After a particularly painful argu-
ment with her father, she packs her
effects and with the baby, follows
Conway to a nearby town, where
she establishes the baby III a board
ing home for children, and becomes
a dancer in one of the cafes, winning
the respect and liking of all who
frequent the place.
Though Conway repeatedly
breaks his promise to stop drinking,
Maggie does not lose patience with
him, and agrees to stake him if he
will go prospecting, where there
won't be any temptation for him.
How everything turns out happily
for Maggie after a series of en-
counters with the brutal stepfather,
Is told in this story.
Lloyd Hughes appears opposite her
in the role of Rance Conway, and
others in the cast are Kate Price,
Gene Corrado, Monte Collins, Frank
Brownies and Isabelle Keith.
Other features of the program are:
Animated Circle News, a beau.i.
full scenic, aloha Land" in natural
colors; a Circle comedy, and the ap-
pearance of Barney Rapp and his
Victor Recording Orchestra, one of
the best and most favorably known
travelling musical organizations in
the country, who will present de.
lightful arrangement of popular
dance numbers.
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James E. Hardy, known as THE
King of the High Wire" who has
been presenting a sensational wire
act the past week as one Of the
free attractions at Broad Ripple
Park, has been held over for the sec
ond week starting Sunday afternoon.
Hardy will offer an entire new act
on the high wire. which is stretched
some sixty feet above the ground.
Aside from walking the wire in
several different ways he will also
offer number Of trapeze stunts
on a swinging bar suspended from
the wire.
La Rose and La Rose, a man and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20
PALACE PROMISES
TWO CORKING RILI.S


Peter Pan, fiction's fun loving fig
ure whose home is nature, appears
with retinue Of followes at the
Palace Theater the first half Of next
week in the company of Berenlcax
Brin, which is Offering THE Pete
Pan Revue" as the headline act on
the theater's program.
Four girls and one man are in
the company. They sing. dance and
offer many novel and unique touches
to the entertainment.
The bill includes:
FENTON AND FIELDS-Are
appearing in person in an act
which they bill as entirely full of
surprises and which they refuse to
disclose.
MISS NORMA-Presenting the
twentieth century mystery, her gol-
den violin with the human brain.
This violin plays without a human
hand or bow touching it. A harpist
accompanies the company and rem
ders several selections.
HART, WAGNER ARNp LEILA:
Who because "Those Days Are
Over" celebrate with a great amount
Of festivity. Uniqueness and novel
ties are found in the act.
BENTELL AND GOULD: Whose
'Dan-Xylo- Bits" center around a
xylophone which is responsible for
many harmonious selections.
Benny Barton's Revue which
heads the bill the last half of the
week is a miniature musical revue
backed by a orchestra. Elsie Barton
who plays a violin in the orchestra
is also an acrobatic dancer Of con-
siderable merit. AL GABRIELLE is the
possessor Of nimble feet and with
Miss Barton offers many spectacular
dances. The Dyer sisters contribute
a couple of dances. Announcing that
their act Is the Acme of Versatility
Parish and Peru sing, dance, lldW
unicycles, perform head balancing,
juggle, high kick, and play con-
certinas. Hickey and Hart have
billed their act as Dance F'oolery"
in that they have fun dancing and
inserting comedy songs at will.
George Damarel and Myrtle Vail
frolic over the stage In their "Classi-
cal Clowning." Honorable Dave
Manley is billed as the National
Spokesman in Womanology."
On the screen: Tom Mix in Riders
Of the Purple Sage" tho first half
and Elaine Hammerstein in
"Everymans Wife," the last half.
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MaSOnS to FrOHc

Blue lodge masons and their
families from Marion and ad-
Joining counties who will at
tend the York Rite picnic which
will be held at Broad Ripple
Park Saturday, Aug. l, are ex-
pected to number at least
10000 persons, according to
George J. Lehnert, who is chair
man Of the various committees
who will have the affair in
charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20
MEIGHAN VISITS PRISON

Among the recent visitors to Sing
Sing Prison at Ossining, New York,
was Thomas Meighan, the Para
mount star. Meighan's latest pic
ture, 1.-THE Man Who Found Him
SELF" is story Of prison life and
Meighan, accompanied by his di-
rector, Alfred Green, sought local
color for the photoplay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20
SYRIkNS TO GIVE PLAY
"Poor Married Man" for Benefit Of
Brotherhood Home.

The Syrians of Indianapolis will
play Poor MarriedMan," at st. Jo-
seph's Hall June 81 at $40 p. m.
for the benefit of Syrian's Ameri-
can Brotherhood Home at 2OS II.
Davidson st.
The cast: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Todd, Selma Farage. Louise Joseph
Stella Kafoure, Charles Kafoure
Paul Senior and Rosemary Ann
Mangano.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20
PENNY DAY WEDNESDAY
Riverside Announces Annual Bar
gain Day.

A. W. Golfer, general manager Of
Riverside amusement park, an
nounced yesterday that the third an
nual Penny day will be held at
Riverside, Wednesday. June "a.
This is the day when young and old
alike may ride to their hearts con-
tent on all the riding devices FOR
1 penny.
The hours Of the bargain-fest will
be from 1 to in the afternoon and
to IL in the evening. Last year
it was estimated that more than
$4,000 people visited the park in the
afternoon and evening on Penny
day, and this years event is ex.
pected to exceed that number.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20
"WHITE MONKEY" READY

Filming Of THE White Monkey"
a Sawyer-Lubin production for First
National, in Which Barbara LAMAR
is starred, is rapidly nearing com
pletion at Ft. Lee. N. j., under the
direction of Phil Rosen.
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with Paramount's newest star again
in 1.-THE Shock Punch"
Walter Long is the heavy" in
the cast. He plays Bull Mularkey,
big boss on Clark's construction job.
Other names appearing in the
cast are Theodore Babcock. Percy
Moore and Jack Scanned.
Next wee xviii be known as Fun
Week at the Ohio. Bill will con-
tain a Bobb Vernon comedy. French
Pastry, organ and orchestral music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-20

The Ohio will feature Richard Dix
and Frances Howard in 1.-THE Shock
Punch
Blanche Sweet will play the lead
in 1.-THE Sporting Venus" at the
Apollo. For the first half Of the
week, the Isis will offer Harry
Carey in 1.-THE Texas Trail"
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FILM BEA U7TES TO BE SEEN
IN BIG PHOTOPLAY ROLES

Colleen Moore Wanda HawIey, Blanche Sweet, Frances
. Howard on Bills.
Beautiful well talented will play chief
roles in next weeks movies.
Colleen Moore will be Circle next ''The
Desert Flower First National
Wanda Hawley will contribute both beauty and ability
t'Stop Flirting AT the Colonial
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warded," Aesop Fable, Pathe News,
the American Harmonists, Virgil
Monks and other events.
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and an episode OF 1.-THE Pace Max
ers" series.
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mi RECLAIMED one of the most
IL novel vaudeville offerings of
- the year, Robert Reilly and
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New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
Rin Tin Tin on
 Lyceum Program

Rin Tin Tin. the wonder dog which created such furore in the movie world in "Whcro the North Begins" is announced as the Sun day through Wednesday headiner at the l.yCcum in "TraCked in the Snow Country" In this picture the prin- cipal humans arc June MaroWe, Mitchell Lewis and David Butler. The companion feature on this bill is "Thc Reckless Sex" In which ap- pear such stars as Madgo Bclamy, Johnnie Walker Gladys Brockwell, William Collier, Jr., Wyndham Standing, Claire Mcdowell and David TorrcuCc
 This is q tip top bill from begin hing to end and is enhanced by the latest news releases and selected comedies.
 Zen Irving and his orchestra has arranged q new musical score for tomorrow nights program and Spe- cial organ selections also are booked For tho last three days Of next week the I.ycoums main attractions will he "Thc Fighting Cub" Pat OMull"y. tho popular star. has the 1 leading role in this molodramati(
 romance of newspaper life and i' supported by cast that includes 1 Wesley (Frocklos) Barry, Mary Carr l Mildred Harris, George FawCctt ant , stuart Holmes.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

and Clifton in q series of novelty dances; Al Belasco, a singing mono logulst has new stories and popular dittics 10 offerF Rives and Arnold are a comedy couple who rely on bright wit and jests to make their big impression; and Wills and Holmes will close the bill with q real good novelty offering.
 The companion feature Sunday evening will offer Fred Thomson in That Devil Quemado," For the last part of the week George O'8rien will he featured in "rhe Fighting Heart" with q new bill of vaudeville Tho shows arc twice daily at 2:lt and 7;3O
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
PARSONS TMEArER

On Monday win be given the worlds premiere of the new Michael Arlen play, "Theso Charm ing People" This author Is all the vogue now in the theater, another of his contributions to the stage, "rhe Green Hat" being a rcigning favorite on Broadway.
 But the first presentation of a play by notable author is not the only attraction 10 the offering at Parsons thcater on Monday night, Cyril Maudc, an actor Of cminence and great charm, will be the pivotal character about whom will revolve numerous other players of distinc- ton and talent.
 The latter end Of the week will be devoted 10 a new play o be pre- scnted by another producing com l binaiion favorable regarded here- | abouts, Wagenhals and kemper : This firm has the reputation Of never having launched failure
 "Loyelv Lady" opened in Washing
 ton, D. C., the week before last and
 comes hero direct from Newark, N
 J., in both cities having been ac.
 corded most flattcring notices,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 1925

newspaper women films dour words at our Gloria and declare that she makes up for 4O.odd Cor is it evenO us If it were 60-somu, And that's all wrong, they say, Geographically,
 Well, the movie idea of ago is cuckoo, at that,
 Somehow. in movie circles. be- cause 40 is old for an actress, they conceive the idea thai a woman Of 40 must appear very old on the screen.
 Why should movie heroines al- ways be IS and look like pasty-faced dolls?
 Some 'inGcnucs" are 40.
 But they do have young ideas,