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14 THE INDEX, Saturday, June 2, 1928 T H E S T A G E A N D S C R E E N COMMENCING Monday evening, June 4, with matinees Wednesday and Saturday, The Nixon Players will present "The Last Warning," which has overwhelmed theatre-goers of New York with its novelty of plot, striking situations and love story. The idea involves a haunted theatre. The leading man has vanished. It is alleged that his ghost is sticking around to see that no one else fills his part. A manager defies the spook and proceeds to engage a cast. Rehearsals are attended with spooky surprises, fearsome vapors spread, pictures drop from the wall, flames leap from dust - covered furniture, sandbags flop from the flies to tables, and other things happen in such quick succession that everyone is wondering what will let go next. "The Last Warning" is staged from "The House of Fear," a story written about ten years ago by Wadsworth Camp, a Princeton graduate. Several years ago Thomas F. Fallon KATHRYN CARD Of The Nixon Players. chanced on the story in an outof-the-way Summer hotel in Maine and became so absorbed that he decided to dramatize it. It was purchased by two young producers, Mindlin and Goldreyer, who changed the name to "The Last Warning." An excellent cast is provided by The Nixon Players, including Harry Bannister, Katherine Wilson, Josephine Whittell, Louise Quinn, Kathryn Card, Fred Sullivan, George Macready, Howard Freeman, Joseph Thayer and others. STANLEY Kazoo Week at the Stanley Theatre, opening Monday night, with "Radio Nights," will be a shining, syncopated revue. A gala ensemble of stage and radio Ballet was presented first at the have worked with interesting stars will radiate happiness from New York Hippodrome and is and exquisite materials. The start to finish. The motion pic now on tour for the first time. main stairway of black marble ture feature will be "No Other The members of the ballet are with stair-rails of hand-wrought Woman," starring Dolores Del expert swimmers and divers. polished steel leads to the lounge Rio. After an aquatic exhibition the and mezzanine. Walls of silver- ballet disappears into the water. leaf with silver brocaded panels This is followed by solo diving and mirrors enhance the soft by Miss Mayer, including fancy brilliance of the flame colored spring board and other stunts, fabrics and the cedar tones of after which the girls reappear the hangings which complement out of the water. The mystery the rubbed Rakuda wood of the is where do they go ? Jack Nor doors. ton and Lucille Haley will pre The science and art of lightsent a comedy chatter and song ing is exemplified in the method skit "Maybe I'm Wrong." Harry of abundant ceiling lights, ivory Frankel and Joe Dunlevy, "Two shaded by Lalique glass in Black Birds," are comedians of classical shapes and design, and the black face variety. One is a the great chandelier of the main thick, slow - minded simpleton, hall. The modulated lighting as the other a nimble thinker and well as the contrasts in metals, very wise. A novelty act will be colors and materials, is calcu Peter the Great, the Educated lated to rest and refresh mind Ape, said to be the greatest of and eye. all educated animals. There will The kitchens are the raison JULIA GERITY be two other stage presenta d' etre of the tea rooms. Here Will be among the stage attractions at tions. the refrigerator tables for the the Stanley Theatre during the week of The screen offering, Marie preparation of salads and des June 4. Prevost in "A Blonde For a serts . . . the devices for correct Night," tells the amusing story Julia Gerity, famous deline temperatures for all foods . . . of a young wife who dons a ator of "Blues" numbers, will be the electrical appliances for cer among the stage attractions, blonde wig to please her hustain processes ... all are planned band, and is astonished to dis holding spotlight position in the to minute detail to secure apcover that he doesn't recognize show. Then there is Monnonproximately perfect results. her and tries to flirt with her. nette, well known opera singer, In the basement, lockers and News features will complete the who sings several of her char showers and rest-room are pro program. acteristic numbers with fire and vided for the Reymers' staff. effervescence. The Six Banjo The street floor is devoted to the REYMERS' NEW CANDY Daisies will offer songs and STORE AND TEA ROOM dances against a background of banjo strumming. The Maryl About 2,000 invited guests VISIT HEINZ PLANT were entertained Thursday af Sisters, lovely as they are talternoon by Reymer and Bros, in Something new! Interesting and helpful ented, will bring some close har their new Clark Building Store lectures and demonstrations by a Home mony to the presentation, while and Tea Room which was opened Economics graduate. See the modern the Eight Little Radiograms, to the public yesterday. Tea was electrical kitchen. Escorts to guide you featured over WEAF, will add served from 3 until 8 o'clock. through the various departments. Seethe several songs and ensemble In this newest of the seven 57 Varieties prepared for thetable.Sample dances. News features and other 11J ""««*. Reymers' Stores simplicity of the good things made by Heinz. Individ novelties will add interest to the effect is the achievement of uals, private parties, women's clubs, and program. 5 7 architect and decorator, who other organizations cordially invited. Easily reached—your street DAVIS \TfYn\T Till? A TD 17 Week car conductor Commencing will directyou. Mon. Night Lottie Mayer will present her IMAUIN 1 nil/A 1 I\jLV June H.J. 4—Pop. HEINZ Priced COMPANY Mats. Wed. & Sat. famous Hippodrome Disappear THE NIXON PLAYERS Present The Laughter-Mystery Play That Baffled ing Water Ballet as the headline Amazed and Delighted New York ortli Camp's novel'The House ol Fear' offering in the Keith - Albee "THE With HARRY LAST BANNISTER WARNING''-F KATHERINE WILSON °"-b««i* vaudeville program next week at JOSEPHINE WHITTELL And a Distinguished Casl—Staged and Directed by John Hayden the Davis. The Disappearing The New York Press said "The Last Production under personal supervision of ANN HARDING Warning" Out Bats "The Bat" Nights [except Sat.] Best scats $1 Wednesday Mat. Best seats 50c Saturday Mat, Best seats 50c and 75c WEEK BEGINNING JUNE 4 DIRECTION STANLEY CO. OF AMERICA WEEK BEGINNING JUNE 4 KAZOO WEEK KEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE 1^ ON THE STAGE D A V I S "RADIO NIGHTS" AND PHOTOPLAYS "CBy°d May"'*. Disappearing Hippodrome Ballet | FivA°s"er «> DOLORES DEL RIO NO OTHER WOMAN On Hi. PHIL SPITALNY'S ORCHESTRA „ Marie Prevost "A Blonde For a Night' Scree: Topics of the Day—Latest News Features
the speaker, and the conferring of degrees, in Ford Chapel. This will be Allegheny's one hundred and thirteenth annual commencement. Grove City's commencement week will begin with the farewell Vesper Service at 6 o'clock the evening of June 8 in The Colonial; June 9 Dean Thompson will give a luncheon for the Senior girls at 12:30 in The Colonial with the Speedwell reception coming at 3 o'clock in the club-rooms; Sunday evening, June 10, the baccalaureate sermon will be preached in the First Presbyterian Church at 7 o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Robert E. Speer, secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Charles N. Moore, '93, will address the Ivy Day exercises on the campus at 2:30 the afternoon of June 11, an art exhibition will be held in the studio from 3 until 5 with the commencement recital in the Carnegie Auditorium at 8 o'clock that evening. Tuesday, June 12, the Philokali- Commencement week at Seton Hill College, Greensburg, begins with the Alumnae business meeting at 1 o'clock Saturday, June 9, followed at 3 o'clock by the Alumnae reception for the Seniors and the anniversary dinner at 5 o'clock. Sunday, June 10, the baccalaureate sermon will be delivered at 3 o'clock in the afternoon with the solemn benediction of Blessed Sacrament; at 10 o'clock Monday THE INDEX, Saturday, June 2, 1928 15 characteristic Reymers' fountain an Breakfast will be given in morning, June 11, the Senior ivy game between Alumni and Var service and candy department Lover's Lane at 7 o'clock; with planting will take place and at sity at 3 o'clock the afternoon of with a new feature added ... a class day exercises at 10 o'clock 8:30 that evening there will be June 14, followed at 6:30 by the department for the sale of Rey in the Old Presbyterian Church, the lantern chain exercises and Alumni dinner and smoker in mers' pastries and delicacies. Board of Trustees holding their presentation of the Senior class the dining-hall and at 9 o'clock Here, on the long stretch of wall annual meeting at the same time gift; Tuesday morning, June 12, the Sixth Form dance will be space is a mural painting by the in the administration building. there will be a solemn High given in the gymnasium. Fri distinguished artist Norwood At 3 o'clock that afternoon the Mass of Thanksgiving at 9 day, June 15, class day exercises McGillvray, done in modernistic oratory commencement will be o'clock with the conferring of will take place at 12 o'clock on spirit with this artist's genius held in Carnegie Auditorium and degrees at 7:30 o'clock that the campus, followed at 1 by a for interesting color. On the at 8 o'clock that evening Presi evening by Bishop Hugh C. luncheon and reception in the mezzanine is the large lounge dent Weir Ketler will give a re Boyle. The Very Rev. John dining-hall and at 3 o'clock that where lavenders, turquoise blues ception at his home. Commence Augustine Ryan, S.T.D., of the afternoon commencement exer and rainbow shades are blended ment exercises will take place at Catholic University of America, cises will take place in the gym in quiet radiance. Here the 10 o'clock the morning of June will address the graduates. Eastnasium. checking and dressing - rooms 13 in the First Presbyterian ern Standard time is used at Our Lady of Mercy Academy provide the conveniences for the Church with an address by C. Seton Hill. will have its commencement ex entertaining of private parties. G. Jordan, Secretary of Agricul St. Xavier's Academy will beercises at 4 o'clock the afternoon Breakfast will be served from ture of the Commonwealth of gin commencement week with a of June 14 in Carnegie Music 8 to 10 . . . luncheon from 11 to Pennsylvania. At 12:30 the Mass of thanksgiving and ser Hall, when a class of 25 Seniors 3 . . . afternoon tea from 3 to 5 Alumni luncheon will be given in mon to the graduates Sunday, will be graduated. Ursuline . . . dinner from 5:30 with music the gymnasium. Grove City ob June 10. June 12 will bring the Young Ladies' Academy will and dancing. Large or small priserves Eastern Standard time. Junior-Senior prom; class night have its fifty-seventh commencevate bridge luncheon, tea or din Mount Union College begins its exercises and the farewell banment at 8 o'clock that evening, ner parties can be accommo eighty-second annual commencequet, given to the Seniors by the with Bishop Boyle presiding. dated. Arrangements can be ment week Friday evening, June Juniors, comes June 12, with the That same day Carnegie Library made also for the meetings of 8, with the presentation of "The graduating exercises June 15 at School commencement will take clubs and organizations with tea Merchant of Venice" as the an 10:30. The Rev. Thomas Bry- place at 10 o'clock in the morn or luncheon. nual campus play. Senior class son, of St. Bernard's Church, ing and the evening of June 15 In opening this newest Store day is to be the most unique the Mt. Lebanon, will make the ad 60 young women will receive and Tea Room, Reymers' seems college has ever known. The dress and Bishop Boyle will pre graduate diplomas at Miss Con- to express the genuineness of its program will hark back to the side.ley's School of Shorthand. Prizes appreciation to the Pittsburgh days of old literary societies and and a silver loving cup will be public with whose social life it an old literary meeting will be June 10 the University of awarded at that time. Miss Con- has had the honor to be so inti duplicated. That evening the Pittsburgh baccalaureate serley's reception in honor of the mately associated for several Seniors will give their graduamon will be preached in Carnegie graduates will follow. The score of years. tion recital in the conservatory Music Hall and commencement Grace Martin Secretarial School of music. Sunday morning, June exercises will be held June 13. will hold its commencement ex 10, the Rev. Dr. W. H. McMaster SCHOOL NEWS Shady Side Academy events ercises in The William Penn, will deliver the baccalaureate begin with the annual baseball Thursday, June 28. sermon and Monday morning, the Rev. Dr. Charles W. Gilkey, pastor of the Hyde Park Bap j tist Church, Chicago, will make the commencement address. Degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Reymers Bachelor of Science will be conferred on 75 Seniors. The closing feature of the commencement program will be the dedication of the new Shakespearean garden, in which has been made an attempt to grow the flowers, shrubs and trees mentioned in New Tea Room In this, the newest and largest ol the seven Reumers Stores (Clark Building, Seventh Street and Liberty Avenue) Breaklast will he served from eight to ten; Luncheon Irom eleven to three; Altemoon Tea Irom three to live; and Dinner from five-thirtu, with Dancing. Shakespeare's plays, or those that grew in his time. Private Luncheon, Tea or Dinner Parties can he accommodated. PRICES ARE REASONABLE 1 CLARK BUILDING * JENKINS ARCADE 239 FIFTH AVENUE UNION TRUST BUILDING * OLIVER BUILDING 6018 PENN AVENUE, E.E. « FORBES a..d ATWOOD STREETS X Tea Rooms
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