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14 THE INDEX, Saturday, May 5, 1928 T H E S T A G E A N D S C R E E N A SURPRISE headliner, one of the most sensational attractions ever booked by the Davis Theatre, will share headline honors with Elsa Ersa and Nat Ayer in the Stanley Jubilee Week Keith-Albee vaudeville program next week. The screen feature will be "Feel My Pulse." a system of clever gymnastic feats; a miniature musical comedy, "Auto Row," will be presented by Frank Favis and Adele Darnell; an elaborate revue with Minor and Root, two musical comedy stars, assisted by a large company, and designated as "Dance, Color and Speed," will be one of the high spots of the program. Supplementing the bill, there will be shown Bebe Daniel's latest comedy hit, "Feel My Pulse," in which the captivating star is shown as a "near-invalid," restored to health by a series of humorous complications. Latest News Reels and Topics of the Day will be shown. STANLEY The much heralded screen version of John Erskine's popular satirical novel, "The Private Life of Helen of Troy," will be the Stanley Jubilee Week attraction at the Stanley Theatre begin- do Cortez will be the notorious Paris. The picture has comedy in generous proportions—sly, subtle, broad and humorous by turn. It takes ancient Greek mythology as its foundation, with particular stress upon the abduction of Helen by Paris and the famous wooden horse which led to the Trojan war. The unusual feature is that the story makes the characters so human that they might have lived today, and the episode of the elopement is made intensely funny. The picture is richly costumed and displays sets of breath taking magnitude. On the stage the Stanley Jubilee Strutters will entertain with a melange of songs, dances and beautiful girls. Feature acts culled from musical comedy and the Broadway Revue stage will contribute their specialties, the whole to be staged in a setting of gorgeous brilliance. Adding to the gaiety will be a Kazoo Chorus of 4000. Screen views of the latest news events will be shown. drawing power of the production. "First," he said, " 'Wings' has those all-important elements of novelty, spectacle and vital appeal which were outstanding in CLARA BOW In "Wings," which starts its fifth week at the Nixon with the Monday matinee. ELSA ERSA Tops the Davis bill for the coming week. 'The Big Parade,' 'The Covered Wagon,' 'The Ten Commandments,' 'The Birth of a Nation' Every effort is being made to make Stanley Jubilee Week an event to be remembered by theatregoers of this city, and with this end in view The Stanley Company of America have ar NIXON "Wings," the war film, begins its fifth week at the Nixon Theatre Monday matinee, May 7. Passing by the lobby of the theatre, whether at ten in the morn INSTRUCTION CONTRACT and AUCTION BRIDGE FLORENCE CHISHOLM DOUGLASS Montrose 1737 ranged the surprise feature. Second in importance on the bill will be the team of Elsa Ersa, Hungary's foremost musical comedy star, and Nat Ayer, Great Britain's most popular composer. Miss Ersa came to this country ing or ten at night, there may be seen a line of ticket purchasers buying for performances ahead, a condition seldom heard of in the experience of motion picture managers. In an effort to ascertain the causes for this furore VISIT HEINZ PLANT Something new! Interesting and helpful lectures and demonstrations by a Home Economics graduate. See the modern electrical kitchen. Escorts to guide you through the various departments. Seethe 57 Varieties prepared for thetable.Sample three years ago to fill an engage about "Wings," A. Griffith Grey, the good things made by Heinz. MAR1A CORDA I1J 1U-1IW- Individment as prima donna with Leon an expert in the way of $2.00 uals, private parties, women's clubs, and Will be seen in "The Private Life Errol in "Louis the 14th." Im of films, was asked to state his other organizations cordially Helen of Troy'' at the Stanley the 57 invited. mediately upon the conclusion of opinion of this extraordinary Easily reached—your street week of May 7. car conductor will directyou. the engagement she went into ning Monday afternoon. The H.J. HEINZ COMPANY vaudeville, where she has be N l V f^\ TVT 2:30 —TWICE DAILY —8:30 — Fifth Big film will mark the debut of come a popular favorite. With 1 -A. \J LN Week Commencing Monday Mat. May 7th Maria Corda, noted Hungarian Make Your Date A Paramount Mr. Ayer, she will present an " W I N G S " stage and screen actress, in the Now For Picture artistic and entertaining pro role of the world-famous queen. Hurry! Hurry! or you'll be loo late to see "WINGS"—2:30—Twice Daily—8:30 gram of song characterizations Lewis Stone will enact the diffi ALL SEATS RESERVED THE TALK OF PITTSBURGH and unusual dances. cult role of Menelaus and Ricar- Matinee Prices, 50c, 75c, $1.10 Boyla and Delia will appear in Prices, Evenings and Saturday Matinee, 50c, $1.10, $1.65 a comedy skit, "How's That," a WEEK BEGINNING MAY 7 DIRECTION STANLEY CO. OF AMERICA WEEK BEGINNING MAY 7 storehouse of fun, based on the fhe STANLEY COMPANY JUBILEE WEEK KEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE query that gives the act its L "THE STANLEY D A V I S — AND PHOTOPLAYS name; George and Jack Mor- stage STRUTTERS" The Four Marathon Dance Champions | El^rf0^^y« monde, masters of the art of %5S» "PRIVATE LIFE of HELEN of TROY" On (he Screen "FEEL MY PULSE" pantomime, will amuse with Phil Spitalny and his Band Latest News Reels—Topics of the Day silent fun, using as a foundation
j) A cup ofcomfort T E T L E Y Cllgp) I J E # A stimulating and smooth THE INDEX, Saturday, May 5, 1928 15 and Away Down East.' The picture is worth $2, judged solely M U S I C and A R T tweed or covert cloth were just Fashion Plcnjs Mamj Parts "made" for her, especially the by the thrills and entertainment bly Hall at 8:15 o'clock, follows: three-piece models that permit a it provides. Second, it is timely. lace, and worn with a skirt of Three Etudes Frederic Chopin change of blouses. If there is Aviation is the most interesting op. 10 no. 12 silk or crepe for sports purposes, brown in the pattern there may news topic of the day. Incident op. 25 no. 7 on to the beautiful models that be a brown; a beige; and a printally, 'Wings' visualizes the most "p. 25 no. 8 grace formal evening affairs, we ed blouse, each making the suit spectacular and vital phase of Miss Willard find it everywhere. Tailored appear quite different. Acces flying—that of wartime." Rosalind James M. Barrie frocks have "lingerie touches" of sories will all be smartly tail One Act Play it; long-sleeved afternoon dressored, with smartness their chief Miss Owen es are made of it; and it is com From "New York Days and Nights".... characteristic. For evening afbined with chiffon or Georgette P. A. A. KERMESS Emerson Whithorn.• fairs she can rest her daytime in scores of ways. And lace Chimes of St. Patrick things, appearing in the fluffy, Forty selected dancers form Pell Street shawls are rivaling the embroid feminine frocks that have, nev the cast of the Kermess dance Vienna Dances No. 2..Friedman-Gartner ered beauties that have become, ertheless, a base of utter sim revue to be given in the gym Miss Willard in a way, classics. plicity.nasium of the Pittsburgh Ath Perfectly Independent Edna Ferber letic Association at 8:15 o'clock Miss Owen The business woman, who is Saturday evening, May 12th. Concerto in G Major at all successful, does not under Ludwis Van Beethoven estimate the importance of dress The Kermess, as has been the Andante Con Moto in the achievement of that suc case in previous years, will be Rondo brilliantly costumed and staged, Miss Willard cess. She must be smart, but and special music will be fur Orchestral part on second piano she may not be overdressed; and nished by a string trio conducted Miss MacKenzie she finds the solution of her Mother s The customary free organ re problems in this new mode that by Gregorio Scalzo, with Miss cital will be given in Carnegie can be severe, but graciously so. Helen Belle Johnson at the Music Hall, North Side, at 3 The new ensembles of kasha, Day piano. o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Dr. Caspar Koch will be assisted by Miss Agatha Gillen, who is Mary Berkes Kennedy, soprano, directing the Kermess, is to ap Howard Brewer, tenor, and a pear in several dances. The cast chorus of men under the direc includes Margaret Danner, Martion of Lyman Almy Perkins. garet Loeffler, Virginia Bialas, The chorus will appear in con Peggy Clarkson, Justine Diejunction with solos for soprano J. J. Gillespie Co. Jfine 9rt (galleries Established 1832 SUNDAY MAY 13th bold, Patricia Hillman, Mary and with a duet for soprano and Hillman, Nancy Reed, Grace tenor. The full program follows: Moore, Betty Parker, Martha Prelude _ - Dethier Belle Ewing, Marian Wagner, Largo from "Rinaldo" _ Handel Peggy Eastell, Pauline Welsh, Toccata Dubois Duet for Soprano and Tenor with Jean Davison, Vida Jane Hirsch, Chorus of Men: Florence McCutcheon, Dorothy "Miserere" from "II Trovatore"..- Rae Meyer, Mary Emma Hirsch, Verdi Eleanor Clarkson, Ann Babst, Evening" Rest _ Loeschhorn Marian Black, Betty Spear, Bet Entr'acte . Gillet ty Seedenburg, Gretchen Stein- Andante Batiste meyer, Jenifer Barbour and John Soprano Solos with Obbligato for Ewing. 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