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14 THE INDEX, Saturday, February 18, 1928 T H E S T A G E A N D S C R E E N PITTSBURGH'S first and only Son-Daughter," "Kiki" and "The She has been seen in vaudeville main work falls upon Gary opportunity of witnessing Harem," but as Lulu Belle she and musical comedy and is al Cooper, playing the leading role, the favorite Belasco star, Lenore has far surpassed those earlier ways a welcome number. She the comedy end has been turned Ulric, as Lulu Belle, written by hits and scored the greatest will present a special song cycle over to Noah Beery and Roscoe Edward Sheldon and Charles triumph of her career. by Ballard MacDonald and Karns. During the early scenes MacArthur especially for her, Harry Carroll and his new Harry Carroll. The finale will be of the story Beery is a hated will be at the Nixon Theatre r e v u e, "Glorifying American Harry Carroll in his new revue. next week. Theatregoers are Youth," a unit consisting of six It consists of six elaborate familiar with the fact that this separate and distinct Keith-Al- scenes, in which the separate has been one of Miss Ulric's hapbee vaudeville acts, will head the acts are brought together. Harry piest enterprises in her unusual program at the Davis next week. Carroll is the moving spirit and gallery of famous stage por The photoplay offering will be the presentation has all the intraits, permitting her to remain "Ladies Must Dress," with Virgredients of a fast-moving musi in New York for something like ginia Valli. cal comedy. 466 performances, where she Ken Murray acts as Spokes In "Ladies Must Dress," Virman for the Harry Carroll Unit, ginia Valli is shown on the introducing the various acts, in screen as the defender of all the addition to doing his own act women "who have nothing to "Fooling Around," a tid bit of wear." It is said to be a riot of entertainment combining songs, laughter. News Heels will be in stories and dances. "In the cluded in the bill. Gym," a Daily Dozen De Looks, will form another part of the unit. Six pretty girls do acrobatic dances based on calesthenic exercises. The Grand GRAND stage attraction at the next week will be The LENORE ULRIC In "Lulu Belle," comes to the Nixon Theatre for the week of February 20. DAVIS The California Collegians, a group of youthful musicians, have a good band, with some Pastines, with the Petrograd Orchestra, presenting a Russian GARY COOPER Revue. It is said to be unique In "Beau Sabreur," the Grand film at in that stringed instruments traction for next week. peculiar to the Russian peasantry are introduced. Folk dancing desert terror and Karns his forms the motif of the presenta grand visier. Later it is learned tion. that they are deserters from the army and it gives a perfect com played to a succession of capacity audiences throughout her long engagement at the Belasco Theatre. "Beau Sabreur," the sequel to edy twist to the tale. "Beau Geste," will be the screen Views of late happenings in attraction. It is by the same the daily news will close the bill. author, P. C. Wren, and is said to surpass anything he has ever Miss Ulric's Lulu Belle was one of the outstanding sensations of recent years on a Broadway stage. It is said to be radically different from her previous characterizations. As the captivating Harlem cabaret performer "Carmen from Seville" or "Camille from Paris," as Archie written in dramatic quality and beauty of style. One reason for the widespread success of "Beau Sabreau" is that it combines melodrama, romance, feminine appeal and comedy. Love of one's country, rivalling a man's love for a girl, forms the main theme, and about this love there VISIT HEINZ PLANT Something new! Intere>ling and helpful lectures and demonstrations by a Home Economics graduate. See the modern electrical kitchen. Escorts to guide you through the various departments. See the 57 Varieties prepared fur the table.Sample the good things made by Heinz. Individuals, private parties, women's clubs, and Bell termed her, she has surpassed herself. The title role permits Miss Ulric's artistry to have full sway and reveals another side of her remarkable versatility. It is a part rich in has been brought into play some other organizations cordially 5 invited. 7 HARRY CARROLL thrilling adventures. While the Easily reached—your street And his revue, "Glorifying American carconductorwill directyou. Youth," will top the bill during the H.J. HEINZ COMPANY N T "V" f~\ \7 Week Commencing Monday Night February week of February 20 at the Davis A -A. V-/ i/^l 20th Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Theatre. DAVID BELASCO, Presents possibilities of which New York says she takes full advantage. good voices, harmony singers and plenty of good, snappy comedy. Ann Greenway needs no introduction to theatregoers. lenore ULRIC as LULU BELLE By EDWARD SHELDON and CHARLES MAC ARTHUR Two Seasons in New York Three Months in Chicago Prices: Nights, SI.10. to $3.85 Wednesday and Saturday Matinees 75C-S2.75 Supporting Miss Ulric will be Frank Thomas, Jack Hartley, William Friend, William St. James, Jean Del Val, William Boag, June Farrell, Joseph Allenton and many others of equal prominence. As a Belasco star, Miss Ulric achieved former successes in "Tiger Rose," "The ALL NEXT WEEK STANLEY-DAVIS-CLARK THEATRES DIRECTION STANLEY CO. OF AMERICA ALL NEXT WEEK D A V I S HARRY CARROLL REVUE C0MPLF.1 California Collegians | Ann Greenway SHOWS DAILi Ken Murray | "In The Gym" | News Comedy Continuous 12:30 lo 11:11(1 P. M. Four on Sat Noon lolLWp.m. FEATURE PICTURE vaudeville "LADIES MUST DRESS" G R A N D In The Heart of Pittsburgh TO "BEAU GESTE" Program Morning I Matinee "C Prices PaStllieS 10 a. m. lo 1 p. Xhei m. 35c the Petrogad answer »Beau Orchestra Sabreur"
THE INDEX, Saturday, February 18, 1928 15 wear with the formal costume Fashion Bids Us that the Pittsburgh Collie Club New York, Publisher). Mrs. that the afternoon calls forth. will hold in the Pittsburgh Park Phillips, a Pittsburgh club tion of the sports costumes The use swagger little felt hat, that ing Garage, Sixth Street, Satur woman and writer of poetry, has the same fabric for coat and at is just the thing for the cardiday, February 25. This is the chosen for Stella Marvin, her least one part of the dress. Nor gan ensemble, would ruin the first time that the local dog club first novel, the time between the does this mean, necessarily, that suit that has, as its underlying- has chosen a woman judge. late Nineties and today. The the dress is two-piece. There theme, silks and chiffons. Downtown headquarters have book tells the life story of the are clever combinations of two It is well to sound a warning been established at 110 Smith- principal character, taking her materials in one-piece models. A concerning prints. Tlie printed field Street, where entry forms through a rather unhappy love coat of printed silk that chooses frock is so important in the and information are supplied. affair, or rather several of them, a bold design is worn over a fashion scheme that it is sure to John Wesley Dibert, of Semple bestowing happiness upon her white silk dress that is beauti be generally worn, and unless we Street, is manager of the show later in the love of a widower fied with appliques of the print are mistaken, it will lead to some and Fred E. Adams, of Forest whom she marries. Throughout ed silk, while the coat returns genuine disasters. Accessories Hills borough, secretary. W. H. the book runs the theme that the compliment by taking the have taken up prints and unless McGlone is president of the each one's destiny is planned, white silk for its lining. Another real care is exercised, we are go Collie Club. regardless of efforts to build life idea is a coat of light weight ing to achieve the result that the after the pattern of one's own wool, worn over a frock of rough printer does, when his type gets KENNEL CLUB ELECTS choosing. silk, both coat and frock bord jumbled and that is failure. At a reorganization meeting ered with a printed silk. The With plain colors prints—with of the Pittsburgh Kennel Club, PITTSBURGHER'S DOGS WIN color scheme is a natural tone prints, plain colors—that is a Dr. John Lehner, founder of the AWARDS for both wool and silk, providing safe rule. Picture a frock in club and one of the judges of the From New York has come a perfect background for the geometrical design, worn with American Kennel Club, was news of the winning of two of print. accessories in a polka-dot pat elected president; Joseph P. the highest awards in their For early Spring wear Fashion tern ! Conditions are such that Hilldorfer, vice president ; class, pointers, by two Pitts offers us the printed frock worn we are quite as much in danger Charles Lange, secretary; Wilburgh dogs, at the Westminster underneath a coat in a solid from a surfeit of good things as liam Walker, John G. Scherrer Kennel Club Show. The dogs, color, the choice for the coat be we once were from a dearth of and Samuel F. Kinning com Moscow's Jewel and Herwithen ing one of the colors in the pat them. We certainly have the mitteemen. The club plans a R.P., are the property of Robert tern of the silk. This is a con "makings" of some delightful dog show to be held in April, the F. Maloney, one of the leading cession to the woman who de costume effects; but it rests first in two years. members of the Pittsburgh Kenlights in several dresses for one with us, the results we achieve. nel Club. The Westminster Ken coat, for a coat of navy blue "STELLA MARVIN" nel Club's annual show is one of might form the nucleus of sever Stella Marvin, by Marie Tello the most important in the Unital ensembles—a bold printed MUSIC AND ART Phillips (Harold Vinal, Ltd., ed States. silk; a small-patterned silk; a Maxwell, soprano of the Chicago Georgette or a chiffon frock with Opera Company, the soloist. NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT 8:15 CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL printed design, the only point of A campaign is now being con similarity in the variety of silks 2nd Intercollegiate Glee Club Contest ducted to secure the 300 mem the inclusion of navy blue some 5 C olleges—State—Tech—Allegheny — Juniata—Bucknell bers that are needed to reach the 160 College Men on Stage James A. Bortz, Manager where in the pattern. The same goal set by the Symphony So Tickets 50c to S2.00 now at 1403 Oliver Building Telephone Atlantic 0125 might be true of any attempt to ciety, of which Edward Specter, assemble frocks against one coat with headquarters in the Bake- —beige, green, light navy, well Building, is the manager. brown or black offer suggestions. Investment A d v i c e Then there are the tweed pat Officers of the Symphony So Whenever you are looking; for a safe investment for your surplus funds, you will reterns and all the "neutrals" that ciety include a number of promceive dependable advice and competent service from the Bond Department of the will serve the purpose admirinent women, Mrs. William Ma- Mellon National Bank. A sound bond combines the primary qualifications of a good ably, and prove effective, as clay Hall, president; Mrs. investment: —Safety of principal, marketability, and a fair, steady rate of income. well. George S. Oliver, vice president; We recommend only those bonds which have qualified for the investment of the bank's own funds Executive Board members, Mrs. But the ensemble is not Edward Vose Babcock, Mrs. BONDS AND INVESTMENTS everything, by any means. It is Alexander J. Barron, Mrs. Har MELLON NATIONAL BANK merely the beginning, and one vey Childs, Jr., Mrs. Ambrose N. sees proof of this constantly in Diehl, Mrs. William Frew, Mrs. window displays, where a suit Thomas Jones Hilliard, Mrs. with its accessories is shown. Franklin C. Irish, Mrs. Edmund Headwear, handwear and foot W. Mudge, Mrs. Enoch Rauh and (JA cup of comfort wear, as well as the bag and the Mrs. W. Edgar Reed, with Mrs. costume jewelry and the hand William C. Dierks as a member kerchief, must harmonize, not of the Advisory Committee. only with the ensemble, but with each other. We are again as T E T L E Y sured of the importance of the PITTSBURGH COLLIE minor ensemble, and Fashion proceeds to demonstrate it with CLUB SHOW T E A hat, bag and shoes—of printed Mrs. M. H. McCurdy, owner of silk, for instance, designed for the Pinewood Collie Kennel, New stimulating and smooth the South. Accessories for the Brunswick, New Jersey, has sports ensemble will not do for been chosen to judge the show
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