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12 THE IXDIAXAPQLIS STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. AMT8F.MBNT8. AMI'IEMINIS. colored musical 'revue at English's all tills week, comes direct from its long Local Song Composer. run at the oivmpic tneaier, uwmu, nr the Sixtv-third WHERE TUB- CROWDS GO Street Music hall.

New York. There is The SCREEN hut tinkling. I 1 tie THEATER LYRIC liltinif mualc, and dances 'galore, artistic stage settings ana a enoru and rinnoine HaDuV Honeysuckles. LTKIC Wood's Comedy Mules, one of "I never will forget my first job. I was Just 14, though large for my age, and was home for the holidays from the convent.

We were living in Chicago, and one day I was downtown with a girl friend and saw a sign over a tiny, shabby little 'picture show' to the effect that a singer was wanted. Knowing that they would never give me a chance with my pigtails and knee-length skirts, wient to a store where I knew my mother had a charge account and purchased a sedate hat and a frock with a long skirt. 1 hied myself to the theater, told them I was 1ft and was hired for $2(1 a week. And It was good-by convent: hello stage from then on." IJROADWAV "French Models." fea-turnlng Johnny Weber, the comedian. Is playing at the Broadway this week.

The attraction is In two parts and rive scenes. Other principals are Jim Leonard, Harry Beasley, Muck McGee, Marie 'Irenler, Grace Tremont and Mary ALL THE TIME I TO II F. M. 6MUSICAL NOSSES INSTRUMENTALISTS DE LUXE Knglinh's "Shuffle Along" Lyric Vaudeville Plre Vaudeville F. Keith's Vaudeville Rlallo "Hall.

King Tut" It roadway "French Models" Ohla "Mad Love" Colonial "Adam and Eva" Circle "The Pilgrim" Apollo "Thorns and Orange Blossoms" Mr. Smith' "Robin Hood" Ii "The Forbidden Trail" C'rj-stiil "My American Wife" Ki'sent "The Zero Hour" the attraction or tnis wec the I.vrlc, is the only act in vaudeville presented entirely by mules. The six animals comprising the group are full-blooded Spanish Shetlands and all brothers and sisters. They were raised on Wood's stock farm near Nashville, devoted entirely to mule raising. Nearly all the burking mules with nnlmal acts In vaudeville are from the Wood farm.

The group at the Lyic Includes Dixie, world's champion high jumping mule: Nashville, a mule that crawls, and the famous Th antmnl nerform a mili WOOD'S COMEDY MULES BEN SEE AND BAIRD SONGIFLAGB I HROUGH nn arrangement HE probable passing 'of the New York Hippodrome with the ending of the season will remove a. historic theater. Opening In Anrll. mo.v the WHOA MAUDE Ill made with David Belasco and Warner Ignore I'lric will be starred in "TiBer Kose" in motion pictures. For tary drill and waltz to music.

Lovin' Sam America's Vaudeville Standard $: KEITH'S EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE MARION HARRIS In Reeerd-Rreaklng. Hnstcale With J. Russel Robinson SENATOR FORD From Michigan, V. A. VINCENT O'DONNELL The Miniature McConnack ORIGINAL 4 PHILLIP? World's Greatest Balancers EDNA AUG And Her Company of DAY DREAMS 4 YLLERONS 4 Aorobatio Novelty Added Attraction GRACE In John B.

Hyner's Comedy. "THE TRIMMER" Fathe Jiews, Topics, Fables NEXT WEEK BELLE BAKER FALACK One of the acts of the bill at the Palace this week Is "Lonesome," a comedy skit concerning domestic troubles, presented by Jarvis and Harrison. The act has a pretty setting. wl. I 1.

Ik. a la In tha nntllCe of hippodrome was the result of the erratic rise of Skip Dundy and Fred Thompson, one a schemer and the other a dreamer. They built I.una park, Coney Island, on a shoe string and through their dally deposits of large amounts In small currency In a New York bank attracted attention of the bankers who provided them with financial backing for the Hip that fox -trot with the past two years every producer in the business has been angling to get this play, this star and this stage producer into the family circle, but up to the' present writing no one was able to the come-on-and- KOLA -JACKSON CO. FOSTER RAY WALTER SISTERS I.ITTLE FIPIFAX LONG JACKSON DANCING IN THE LYRIC BALL ROOM AFTERNOON AND EVENING. FREE TO OUR PATRONS dance melody, wig 1 iniinii ui in a surprise.

A cat Is a necessary "prop' never played with J. Ilussell Robinson, -local musician, who is appearing on the bill at Keith's this week with Marion Harris, is a composer of popular songs. He has written "Margie," "Aggravatm Papa," "Tomorrow" and "The First Walla." in the? act, ana mr, jarvw oajo 1 1 .1. .1.1. animal is mnre greater loyousnest than when Ted neejjiiiK v.

iu.o trouble than all the domestic difficulties Lewis and His Band in tne world put logeiner, inciuuu.s nil atnnlra made their Columbia podrome. Hhortly after, it passed to trie Shnberts, who made during their tenancy. Charles B. Dillingham Is the last and present managing director, acting for the United Ktutes Kealty Company, NOTES OF Till! STAGE. "Shullle Along." the all- Record of it.

Knees' n. F. RKITH'S Marion Harris, who Is topping the bill at B. F. Keith's this week with her singing, while waiting to be called for her act yesterday, said il on thi reverse lidt.

At COLUMBIA DEALERS MOTION PICTURE THEATERS. coax Miss Ulric to see herself a screen version of her popular "Tiger Rose." But apparently Harry Warner bas turned the trick, and just as soon hs Shu is'free Miss L'lrlc will start work on Rose" at the Vnrner studios. Miss Ulric has been appearing for the past two seasons in "Klkl." While the popularity of the play shows no sign of abatement, Miss Ulric had planned to to Europe this summer for a vacation. But at the advice of Mr. Bcdasco, following the consummation of the picture arrangement, she will terminate hrr engagement at the Helasco theater.

New York, the latter part of May and leave Immediately for the Warner Bros. studio in I.uh Anareles to begin active work on "Tiger Kose." A-3730 7Se ENGLISH'S TONITE tic MATINEE SATURDAY Direct from imcaro THE MUSICAL SENSATION SHUFFLE ALONG AMISEMENTS. it 7 Frl. and Sat. I II a MAURICE A TOURNEUR PRODUCTION I An important feature in connection with the arrangement is that Mr.

Belas-co will personally, and for the first time in his career, invade a photoplay studio in order to Infuse into the filming some of the personality for which his stage plays are famous. He will leave for Ijos Angeles about June 1. At the time Warner Bros, purchased the screen rights of "The Gold Diggers." "Deburau" and "Daddies," it was said that Mr. Belasco would take an active part, and now with this announcement of "Tiger Rose" it seems he really intends to give these' screen adaptations his supervision, which is a great thing fur Warner Bros. A conference was held recently at the Belasco offices which was attended by Miss Ulric, Mr.

Helasco, with Sidney Franklin, who was selected to direct the picture, and Edmund Moulding, who By and With Miller T.ylrs Hissle Blake Sew York Cast Intact PRICES 50c, M.O0. X1.50. 2.00: Nitht. 60c. $1.00, S1.50.

X2.50. SEATS NOW SELLING. Twice Dally AU Week "FRENCH MODELS" With WEBER (You All Know Johnny) Perfect Form Contest Tonite. support includes Includes Mildred Manning-, Jack Gilbert and Jlardes Kirkland. lending role.

Her European actors. RESULT GETTERS STAR WANTS. the task of writing the was assigned O'Connor Joins T.nsky. J. O'Connor is the latest addition to the I.asky force.

He will assist Rex Reach. MOTION I'lCTTRK THEATERS. continuity. "Mad T.ove," a story of I.iane, a nymph of the French boulevards, is the (ioldwvn feature on view this week at the Ohio theater. Pola INVgri, famous European emotional actress, plays the flloria Rwanson in "My American Wife" Is current at the Crystal.

Antonio Moreno is chief in support. The rust includes Waller Long. The. Crystal's program includes supplementary subjects and music by the Crystal Opposite Gloria Bwansnn. Koach to Make Features.

In all liklihood, Hal Roach's feature productions will be distributed through rathe, the company that handles all of Ills short reels. Roach's venture in the field of long features is his first. The Initial picture will be "The Call of the Wild," which Fred Jackson is directing. Jack Mulhn.ll and Walter Long have the leading roles. rhere lias been no definite production schedule drawn up covering features.

They will probably be made as long as they prove popular. How a prominent financier teaches his family the value of thrift is to'd ln "Adam and Eva," current at the Colonial, with Marion Davies anfl f. Ko Barnes. It is the screen translation of the stage play which ran for more than a venr oh Broadway. The Colonial's program includes supplementary subjects and music by the American Harmonists and the Melody Sextet.

Weill's Film Begun. John OrlfTHh Wray has started production of "The Living Dead," with Bessie Love. George Haekathorne Cla.ro Huntley Gorddn will appear opposite "Blue Beard's Eighth Gloria Swanson in Wife." This Week Only THE SENSATIONAL POLA NEGRI "MAD LOVE" A Daring Expose of Love Adventures in Highest Society! Christie Comedy "Hazel from Hollywood" International News Weekly OHIO THEATRE A SALE of Stylish Spring A story of the old West Is "The Zero Hour," current at the with lister Omen. Buster Keaton's "The Blacksmith" and I'earl White in "lieitfhts of Hazard," are also shown. SCION OF HISTORIC FAMILY TAKES LIFE PARIS How My Husband Reduced High Blood Pressure By Mr.

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i-lie's latest feature Is showing. He is capes Sing Sing and "borrows a swimmer's clothing. The sw miner happens to be a minister and Char wears this garb all through the four reels of his picture. "The 1'llgrim. "Penroil and Sam" Next.

siana, family, committed suicide Monday by leaping from the steamer the captain reported when the vessels arrived today from French and Italian ports. Mlidell, a world war veteran and a. graduate of Princeton, was the grand-j son of John Slldell, American political I leader and diplomat, who, while he was Confederate commissioner to France, was taken from the British steamer Trent with M. Mason, the Confederate commissioner to F.ngland, by dipt. Charles Wilkes of the Vn.ted States -Navy.

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William Heaii-dine will direct, through arrangement with the Warners. Voice transmission by radio figures In "Thorns and Orange Hlossoius at the Apollo. Though radio was unknown when flertha M. Clay wrote this story it has been introduced In the screen version with dramatic effect, l.mi is f.us-nier, the producer of "Kismet, directed the picture. Lending rnles are enacted bv Kstelle Tuvlor, Kenneth Harlan, Kdlth Roberts, Arthur Hull and Carl Stockdule.

Forrest In fast. Finis Fox will produce "The Man Between" at the Fine Arts studio. Allan Forrest Vola Vale, Philo McCuIlough and Fred Malatesta are in the cast. In "While Paris Sleeps." a Maurice AMUSEMENTS. employes of the bureau of engraving and printing's, year ego in a statement, Issued todav bv the executive committee 1 of the National Civil Service Reform League.

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4 "On the Road to Mandalay." SpeAkfl. The music of "Mamlalay" was written by Olcy Ppeaks, singer and composer, living at present in New York. The words are from the "Barrack Iloom Ballads," by Iluilyard Kipling. This song though written over fifteen years ago, has only come into popularity during the last few years. It was I I fr suit values up to $35.00 How foolish to sk srtlfloinl "heaiity" when it is so easy to obtain a truly natural complexion by the use of ordinary mercollzed wax.

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Mr. 1 Speaks refers to "Manlaly" as one of i his "best Sellers." i The following is quotel from a. recent 'letter to the writer, written bv Mr. Speaks. "In the first place, 1 believe the fan-i ciful verses of Kipling rire in a large measure for the success i-f th sung.

They Imvr a ery certain 1 api" "I whieh is undeniable. In the Seren'l uy setting nf the poem is ty simple as to form. My idea of the music that of a British Let me serve you THE STAR for breakfast IF YOU HAD A NECK A8 LONQASTHI8 FELLOW, AND HAD SORE THROAT era I of New York' largest churches, lie has appeared throughout the United states as sn oratorio and concert barytone and Is universally known as a composer of singable songs. To quote Mr. Speaks's own words: "I have written about 140 songs and a number of part songs, along with a small number of little piano pieces.

I may also add that I have a pretty definite idea as to the musical value of the work I have done. I know the songs are not what are known as 'big All I have tried to do is to ex-prtss in music, as I felt It, the sentiment of the verse I had In hand. "Some other composer might have ret these same 1 lyrics with involved harmonies and made them much bigger songs. However, straightforward melody with the same kind of harmonic clothing has been the line I have follow, d. It is quite as hard to do this successfully as it is to do it the other way.

At least that is my way of think-ing. "I haven't any talent for verse writing "out I an. continually watching the magazines and newspapers for verse suitable for musical settings," Mr. Speaks's melodies are very human. They often have the charm and artlessness of folk-melodies.

The melody predominates In his songs. Hia accompaniments are background for the voice and strengthen the melody, Instead of distracting the attention from it. His patriotic Gong, "When the Boys Come Home," although written in 1011, was most deservedly popular during' the world war. Schumann-Helnk Includes It on many of her programs. A well-known French writer, Alfred DeMusset, said, "I drink from a small cup.

but it is my own." Mr. Speaks ranks at the highest in his chosen field. Important Things to Hemember. 1. The music for the song, "On the Kond to Mandnlay," was written by the American singer and composer, Oley Speaks.

2. The words of the song are taken from Kudyard Kipling's "Barrack Room Ballads." 3. Mandnlay is a marching song" which the British Tommy might sing on his marching. 4. The song Is martial and full of vigor with a haunting melody.

5. Mr. Speaks was born In Ohio and studied voice in New York, where he Is now living. 8. He is widely known as a concert singer nd composer of songs.

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Alabama St. Circle 1485 A smart showing of stylish, serviceable suits, specially priced. Tommy, not an evolveil tune, but one he might sing In his marching. As I recnll it, the song took little time in the composing. I may sny that a few hours' time was all it took." The song Is written In three verses with a short introduction.

The composer's instructions arc that the piano introduction be played very lrmd (ff) and in "marching tempo." The martial feeling is established at once in the second measure by the drum roll on the phmo, which occurs constantly during the accompaniment. The words, "on the road to mandalay, where the flying fishes piny, an' the dawn comes up like thunder out of China 'cross the bay," return at the rinse of each verse with tile persistency of a t'effi. iii fr chorus. The melody for this refrain is haunting and its rhythm irresistible. A lilt of descriptive music is heard on Hi, phtase, "An' the ilawn comes up like thunder." Tin; rumble of the piano suggests the roar of "thunder." Airuidalny'' is a forceful song and undeniably masculine.

It is a song of the soldier. Marching undoubtedly would be when accompanied by Us abandon and regular tread. It Is what is railed by singers a "thankful" song. It lies well within the range of the average voice and is written with such freedom that It seems to sing Itself. It abounds with vitality and verve and is without a dull moment.

"Mnndfday" is always sure of an immediate response from an audience. Oley Speaks. Olcy Kpeaks was born in the vicinity of Columbus. In 1876. He lives at present in New York.

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