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qNTAMTE PACHPOCTPAHan
TIE PA60qyD TA3ETy
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
The Irish
Players
Make Good
Margaret AngIin Makes
Brilliant Revival
Of electra VI X
BY DIXIE HINES

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-Visitors ?
from Ireland have taken first place,
in interest the past week along
Broadway. The Irish Players from "
the Abbey Theater, Dublin, arrived .
to give series Of performances by
Sean OtJasey, the new lighS in !
the literary world of Ireland His :
Juno and the Paycock" already has I
been seen, and the new offering is
OF the same type.
A typical Irish comedy, under
lined with tragedy such as all Irish
plays are, "The Plough and the ,
Stars" had a favorable reception
from the press and the general pub
lie. This was due in a considerable =
measure to the skilful acting Of the
principals.
Arthur Sinclair and j. A. ORourke, ;,
among the men, and Sara Allgood
and Marie O'Neil on the distaff side.-,
Like his previous play the present
one deals with the Irish uprising in
Dublin on that fatal Easter when
the shots that were fired were heard b.
around the world. There is the
grim drama of the loyalists giving
their lives in a fruitless uprising, and
the comedy which is as much a part
of an Irish play as tragedy is of a
Greek one. Other plays will follow
during the engagement, and we
hear fine things of one called "Tho4-
Shadow of the Gunman." Juno {
and the Paycock" is to be done also,
and while we are familiar with it,
we shall see new conception when
the Irish folk do it themselves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

and Louis Wolheim tells the
adventures of Private w. Dain-
gerfeld Phelps and Sergt. Peter
McGaffney, following their es-
cape from prison camp to Arabia.
One of the principal players was the
original Captain Flagg" of the
Lawrence Stallings-Maxwell Ander-
son stage play, What Price Glory?"
Boyd was the star of 1.-THE Volga
Boatman," and Mary Aston was
leading lady for Douglas Fairbanks
in Don O." and for John Barry
more in ~Beau Brunimel."
Where the war ends, the story of
'OTwo Arabian knights" begins In
no sense derived from Omar Khay-
yam'S tales, the title is explained
by the fact that the American buck
private and top sergeant are knight
ed by an Emir in Arabia for no
good reason. The private is less
concerned with a knighthood than
with the Emir's daughter, Anis Bin
Adham, who is really Mary Aston.
The Jack Darlington revue,
''Moonlit Waters is laid in Venice,
which gives this producer wide OPP
portunity for colorful settings and
lighting effects.
Charlie Davis and the boys are
clothed in Venetian blouse and cap
and the music and dancing have all
been elected for proper atmospheric
blending.
In addition to the numbers played
by Charlie Davis and his band con-
tributions to the general entertain
ment will be made by Helen Yorke
singing a new arrangement of the
Carnival of Venice" Mario and
Lazarin 1.-THE Two Strolling Trou-
badors;" Fauntleroy and Van,
Tourists From the State" Myrio
Desha aand, Barte, dancers of rare
ability, and Rosa Marine, with the
Boris Petroff ballet.
Maurice has another novelty or
gaplog and the Indiana news reel
completes the bill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
The FlOnSaley Quartet VIII Play BeethOUens
Quartet i'm C. Sharp Minor Sunday Afternoon

TINE music of string quartet
l. cannot by its very nature in
clude the physical responsiveness
of great mass Of tone, something
which the untutored music-lover
demands.
1t is made by four stringed instru-
ments which at their most powerful
crescendo can not sound tremend-
ously loud and vibrant.
The art OF the string quartet form
is more intricate and delicate, and
depends simply on the musical de-
vices Of harmony, melody, contrap-
initial treatment, and form. They
are essentially a solo instrument,
and yet they have a difficulty which
the single performer GOES not nave
to overcome.
The tour artists of the string
quartet must be as one; they mus,
by long practice and by deep UNI
derstanding of each others tenn
permanent, work in perfect unison
and sympathy. A soloist may be as
subjective as he pleaseS, his accom-
PIANIST must follow him. An orches-
ira is the plant instrument of sin
gle man, the conductor. A string
quartet, however, is four SoloiStS who
must learn to be as one.
The Flonzaley's are generally adj
mitted to be the leading chamber
music organization of today. For
several years they have been giving
two concerts each season under the
auspices of the Indianapolis Maen-
nerCher, the first of these will be
held Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock,
Dec. IL, at the Academy of Music,
on which occasion they will play
Beetnoven's greatest quartet in G..
Sharp Minor OPP. 131.
Following is the program:
Adolfo Betti .A.................Fir First violin
A Aifred Polly PocHyon Second v HoGin
ivan D'Archambeau ........... VioiinceIlo
Haydn-"Quartet in G major, op. SO, No. 81
Allegro moderate
AdaQtO
Be os Isis in G sharp minor.
HdagiO ma non sgoppO g motto expressive
.AlleRrO motto VlVace o-6
Allegro Observation-Disclosures (2-4
Presto
Adaeio quasi unpoco andante s-4-
Allegro Finale
a
ENCOURAGED by the reception
T. which was given Nothing But
the Truth" presented last April, the
young peoples class of the Fairview
Presbyterian Church have prepared
another three-act comedy to be CIV
en- next Wednesday evening at 8:15
o'clock at the church, Forty-Sixth
ST., Capitol and Kenwood AYES.
The play is new, having been late
ly released to amateurs. Entitled
Thank YOU" it deals cleverly with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

heoric' role of a dashing, romantic
caballerO.
Gregory LaCava, the man respon-
sible for four of Dix's previous hits
directed the picture. The story, a
screen original, was written by
Grover Jones and is proclaimed a
faithful and vivid revelation of the
conditions that existed in the Cali
fornia gold fields during the hectic,
colorful days of 40 when adventur-
ers of every type fiocked westward
in a mad scramble inspired by the
lure of the precious yellow metal.
Dix appears as Murrieta, scion of
an ariStocratic Mexican family who
becomes a bandit to avenge the
wrongs done his people by the. des-
perate and lawless characters who
were among the army of invaders
drawn to the gold fields, and to
clear his own name of the false
charge that he had murdered the
father of the American girl he loves.
Whirlwind action, exciting es-
capes, thrilling battles and love
scenes of charming appeal abound
in the picture in which Dix has the
support of large cast including
Thelma Todd, Fred Kohler, Jerry
Mandy, Robert Brewer and Harry
Holden.
Additional program attractions
will be Hal Roach comedy, do
Detectives Think" featuringt Stan
Laurel, the Fox News weekly,
Charlie Barnes, a singer well and
favorably remembered for his for
mer engagements in Indianapolis,
organ novelties by Ray Winnings and
musical entertainment by Emil Sci
del and his Apollo Merrymakers..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

O'Brien appears in the role of John
Breen, born on New York's east
side, who is adopted by a Jewish
family.
He becomes a champion pugilist,
and falls in love with Becky Lip
witch, the daughter of the family.
j. Farrell Macdonald is featured
with O'Brien and Miss Valli, and
June Collyer, Holmes Herbert, Dore
Davidson, John Miltern and John
Dooley are in the supporting cast
The overture for the week is
Ponchinelli's Dance of the Hours"
played under the direction of Ed
ward Resener. by the Circle concert
orchestra, and other features of the
current program are the appearance
on the stage of the Tripol Trio;
Circle comedy presentation; the
Circle News, and Topics of the Day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
Lois Moran to Be Seen in The Irresistible Lover at the
Ohio-The Apollo Offers Richard Dix in The Gay
Defender All Next Week.

FE Indiana today has another double headline bill stage
4 and in ''Two Arabian Knights which picture
of days with the left and the laughs
left in while the stage Jack Partingtons Moonlt Waters
features Charlie Davis and the Indiana stage orchestra with
group Of principal players and the Boris Pero dancers
.Two Arabian Knghts y with William Boyd. Mary Aston
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
GEORGE O'BRIEN
TOPS MOVIE CAST

east Side, West Side," the film
adaptation of Felix Reisenberg's
novel, is the attraction at the Circle,
beginning today, with George
O'Brien and Virginia Valli in the
leading roles. East Side, West
Side" is first, the story of a rugged
mans career, and second, the story
of Greater New York.
All of Manhattan's celebrated Sec
tions have part in the story, in
GLIDING the Bowery, the east side,
the west side, Hells Kitchen, the
Gas House district, Red Hook
Point, the Bronx, Washington
heights, Park and Fifth AYES. Mr..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10
"THE GAY DEFENDER"
DUE AT THE APOLLO

Based on the remarkable exploits
of joaquin Murieta, a daring young
Mexican who is famous figure in
the early history of California, "The
Gay Defender" coming to the Apollo
next week stars Richard Dix in the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-10

alter. The public is invited InvSU
cordially.
Guest artists this year will be
Mrs. Everett Johnson, vocal soloist,
and Mrs. william E. Duthie, organ
ist. The Beta Beta quartet and the
Ogden Chorale will participate
prominently, as on former programs.
Mrs. James M. Ogden, 1882 N. Penn
syIvania ST., organizer and director
of the chorale, is managing the con-
cert.
Mrs. H. K. Wierick is chairman
of the committee on arrangements,
other members being Mrs. Ralph B.
Clark, Mrs william w. Wilcox Jr.,
Miss Alta Roberts. Miss Media
WeatherS and Miss Alice Claire Hol-
lingsworth.
The program will be as follows:
ScEhristmas Morn'".oid Narrative BY gu'''ie
Shepherds chorus. Ogden choTaies and
arrival Of the Magi Mrs. W. Finley Wright
I'VE Three Kings"-English. BY Wise Men
Shepherds Is Shake 1dno or Your 9Growsy Sleep
Silent Night ....'...fF From the German
SOPRANO Solo Mrs. Everett johnson
Quartet, chorale. violins, organ, piano.
organ selections .......-.... Mrs. Duthie
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THE progressive series piano
i teachers, Miss Leoline Jaquith,
Mrs. Margaret Delameter Stone and
Mr.. w. T. Shannon, will present
pupils in a recital Monday, Dec. IL,
at 7:45 p. M, in the First United
Presbyterian Church, Twenty-Sec-
ond st. and Park Ave.
The following pupils will take
part:
Julia Ann PenningtonMarie Smith
Fred Jacobs Harriet Renick
Alice Ault Margaret Ann Offutt
Rose Louise Valid Rosa Lena Voeller
Kenneth Wooling Alice Marie Woolng
Phoebe Jacobs Roberta Dickinson
Betty Offutt Wilma Ault
Virginia Austin De Armand Dochez
May Ellen Tyndall
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A Faculty concert will be
4 ~ gwen py UIle MeUIOpOllUdtl
School of Music at the Central
building next Thursday night.
Program follows:
Sonata No. 2 "a Major op. 1oO.. Brahms
allegro Amabile"
"Andante Tranquillo Vivace"
"Allegretto Gra2foSo"
Hugh McGibeny willard MacGregor
Mon occurs ouvre a ia voix" ...Saint-Saens
(From Samson ct Dalila)
Mildred Johns
..The submerged Cathedral 49,, 49,. pebGssy
.SS,I sMoIks 49,; ''.s'.s's''' .DS,pus5y
'Etude, Op. 10. No. IL" .......... Chopin
Willard MacGregor
For Dreams Sake" ....... Kramer
.aT Tno r., the Eoot Eddie Guest
Mildred Johns
sonata; op. AZ tKroutzerl .. Beethoven
''Adagio Sostenute, Presto
"Adante con Variazioni'
''Finale Presto
Hugh McGibeny, willard MacGregor
Accompanist-Mrs. James L. Wagner
NOTION PICTURES
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Old Tronner

Fifty-seven years on the stage and
screen is the record of Charles A.
Stevenson, who plays in 'Dooms-
day." starring Florence Vidor.
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IRRESISTIBLE LOVER"
OPENS AT THE OHIO

Lois Moran, Universal star, has
the leading feminine role in 1.-THE
Irresistible Lover" the comedy at
traction which opens at the Ohio
Theater this afternoon for a run Of
one week.
Norman Kerry, handsome screen
lovario and star of many great
dramas, will be seen for the first
time in a full-fedged comedy role in
the leading masculine part. The pic
ture is said to be one of the most
laughable farces of the season.
Supplementing the Moran-Kerry
feature will be another comedy, a
Metro G oldwyn-M Mayer news reel
and a musical program offered by
the regular Ohio orchestra, Connie
and his band, and. Jimmy Hatton,
Soloist.
1.-The Irresistible Lover" is said to
he a comedy of a wealthy young
bachelor who loves not only too I'M
wisely, but too often. The mix-ups
his affairs get into provide no end
of excitement and amusement for
everyone, including himself, accord
ing to advance notices of the pic
ture.
OF course, the young bachelor is
none other than Kerry who meets
his Waterloo when he becomes ac-
quainted with Miss Moran. She
considers his social position and
wealth drawback rather than a
benefit and the remainder Of the
story is given to the solution of
their problems.
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ISIS THEATER
LISTS IT'S MOVIES

1.-THE Cruise of the Hellion' will
be shown the first half of this week
at the Isis Theater.
1t is story of adventure of the
high seas.
Cast includes such players as Tom
Santschi, Sheldon Lewis, Edna
Murphy and Donald Keith.
Added attraction is the fourth cpl
sode of 1.-THE Isle of Sunkei Cold"
The Volcanoes Pit" in which Duke
Kahanamoku, worlds champion
swimmer is given every opportunity
to display his ability as a swimmer,
diver and surf board rider.
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the main street" idea. The story
is built around the joys and sorrows
of small town minister who has to
depend on donations" to assist his
meager salary in supporting him
and his niece.
The part of the rector is taken by
Charles Cedarholm. Beatrice Bergin
plays the part of his niece with Ro-
bert Askern playing opposite her as
the son Of millionaire.
Others in the cast are:
Henrietta Orr, Charles Martin
Dorothy Hand hubert Whitman
Mary Harris Robert Boesinger
Carl Otto
Mr.. Kistler is also directing the
play with the assistance of Miss
Orr.
A PUBLIC performance program
IA will be given at the Metropoli-
tan School of Music, by students of
piano, violin, cornet, voice and dra-
matte art, on Saturday, Dec. II, in
the Odeon. Those taking part will
be:
Mary Heaton Priscilla Brown
Leslie Garrison NaOma Manley
Betty Pittenger Lois Jennings
Robert MCCULLOUGH Dixie Lee yesterday
Jeanette Tatiock Charles Jeheries
Nora Schiller Frances Neal
VIM. Hancock Eloise Ruse
Mary Shields Mrs. A. W. Macy
Marjorie Wise Ruth Otte
Dorothy zimmerman Charles Davenport
Hamlin Shute Elaine Lawrence
Marjorie Hinshaw Pauline Siener
Martha Jane Howard William Hughes
Harry Thomas Jr.
The program will be concluded
with Christmas pantomime 1.-THE
Night Before Christmas" given by
pupils of Gladys Smead, of the dra-
matte department. The cast will be:
Mary Martha Roberts Dorothy M. shafer
M fhdsse ESsSdOn MsVi hn s ss9
Students Of Miss Frances Beik,
dramatic art instructor at the Met
ropolitan School of Music, will pre-
sent a play 1.-THE Birds Christmas
Carol" by Kate Douglas Virgins,
on Tuesday, Dec. Is, at the Wash
ington High School. Those taking
part are:
Helen Goodpasture Martha Grace WI
Martha Jane Hirsh- Billy MaEdison
man w.. virginia Haplg
william Craigle Evelyn Wolford
Betty Snyder
Miss Grace Hutchings of the
faculty of the Metropolitan School
of Music, will give a travelogue of
her European trip, illustrated with
moving pictures, for the Fortnightly
Music Club, at the home Of Mrs.
John c. Lasher, Wednesday after
noon, Dec. IA.
MFRS. GLENN FRIERMOOD of
-lV1 the vocal department Of the
Indiana College Of Music and Fine
Arts viii sing for the Parent Teach
ers of School No. so on Monday aft
ernoon, Dec. IL. Mr.. Friermood will
accompany her.
The monthly faculty meeting and
luncheon Of the Indiana College Of
Music and Fine Arts will be held on
Monday, Dec. IL at noon.
The Indiana College Of Music and
Fine Arts takes pleasure in an
nouncing that Mrs. Christine Wag-
ner Roush has joined the violin de-
partment and will have her studio
at the college.
Mrs. Ruth Rainier Nessler OF the
Indiana College of Music and Fine
Arts and Mrs. Franc Weber will