Kerlin to retell noted story at First Evangelical Church
Edmond Kerlin will retell Sheldon’s noted story as the end-of-year Story Sermon at the Sunday Evening People’s Service of the First Evangelical Church. Musical features include the Evangelical double quartet and soloist Miss Maxine Moore. The morning service at 10 40 features a quarterly sacramental service.
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Sheldon
Edmond Kerlin
First Evangelical Church
Maxine Moore
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Aes
Bellaire Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter W. Krider
J. H. Billing
Second Evangelical Church
Good Thoughts on New Years by Dr. Wicks
In the Indianapolis Unitarian Bulletin Dr. Frank 8. C. Wicks says a new year inspires hope while urging self effort. He notes we outgrow fairy tales and miracles and must reap what we sow, since outcomes depend on our own work.
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Frank 8. C. Wicks
All Souls Church
Indianapolis Unitarian Bulletin
Rounding Round Theaters Walter Hickman Recaps Christmas Cards
Walter D. Hickman notes Christmas and New Year greetings from actors and show people in Indianapolis. Among those sending cards are Elizabeth Patterson Dorothy Gish Rae Samuels Tom Mix Jean Oliver and many others connected to Chicago Civic Opera and touring acts in New York San Francisco and Cincinnati. The column previews Chicago Civic Opera week with Thais Martha Carmen Otello Falstaff Manon Lescaut and Madame Butterfly performances and a New Year’s Eve revival of Alfano’s Resurrection with star casts and popular prices.
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Elizabeth Patterson
Stuart Walker
Indiianapolis
Miss Patterson
Chicago
Dorothy Gish
Indianapolis
Rae Samuels
Detroit
Tom Mix
Jean Oliver
Ft. Worth
Texas
Berkell
Waterloo
Waterloo Players
Edythe Elliott
Eddie Eddie
William V. Hull
al Cc. Wilson
Nelson G. Trowbridge
George Brown
Cincinnati
Frank Braden
Edith Clifford
Larry Lemon
Priscilla Dean
Los Angeles
The
Royal Welsh Choir
Jack Osterman
New York
W. W. Fellows
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Jimmy Barry
Vaudevillle
San Francisco
Pat Dowling
Robert EB. Hickey
Claude P. Greneker
Shuberts
Thais
Mary Garden
Martha
Macbeth
Pavloska
Curtis
Lazzari
Trevisan
Maranzoni
Claessens
Hackett
Rinini
Steel
Polacco
America
Franco Alfano
Tolstoi
Russeau
Baklanoff
Roberto Moranzoni
Rimini
Hansel and Gretel
Shear
Lenska
Preston
St. Leger
Pavley- Dukrainsky Ballet
Gabriel Grovlez
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Shuberts Plan Openings for Paris Revues and Tours
The Shubert organization announces December 29 as the opening date for A Night in Paris at the Century Roof with a starry cast including Gertrude Hoffmann and Yvonne George. Artists and Models at the Winter Garden will offer matinees for Christmas and New Year, while Yale students study The Student Prince during vacation. Gay Paree ends its New York run January 9 and launches a Philadelphia engagement January 11, then moves to Boston.
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Messrs. Shubert
Paris
New Century Roof
Gertrude Hofffmann
Century Roof
Kathryn Ray
Richard Lee
George Dobbs
Jack Pearl
Harry Shields
Frances Hart
Rhodes and Watson
Jan Cyra
William Davis
Harry O’neal
Vivienne Purcell
Olive McClure
Joan Lee
David Drouet
Harold Atteridge
McElbert Moore
Clifford Grey
J. Fred Coots
Maurie Rubens
Winter Garden
Prince
Yale University
New York
Sigmund Romberg
Dorothy Donnelly
Jolson
Gay Paree
Shubert Theater
Philadelphia
Boston
Sweet Becomes Director for Paramount Junior Stars Picture
Harry Sweet is added as comedy constructor to the Paramount Junior Stars unit for Glorious Youth directed by Sam Wood from Byron Morgan story.
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Harry Sweet
Paramount
Sam Wood
Byron Morgan
Old graduate dies in Oregon
Horace Reed aged 73 longtime early graduate of Richmond High School died in Grants Pass Oregon. Reed was among the first graduates of the Richmond high school and death was reported from Oregon today.
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United Presse
Richmond
Ind
Horace Reed
Richmond High School
Reed
Grants Pass
Ore
Paramount Puts 30 Picture Release Plan for Feb July
Paramount announces a spring summer fall release policy with thirty Paramount pictures scheduled from February 1 to July 1. The group aims for unprecedented production scale with big stories, stars like Harold Lloyd and Richard Dix, and ambitious spectacles such as The Wanderer and Sea Horses.
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Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Paramount Pictures
Harold Lloyd
Paramount
Zane Grey
Richard Dix
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Rose Marie and notable films slated for week release
Rose Marie stars Betty Byron in the cast for the week of January 4 in English cities after six months in Berlin and London. Also billed are Take a Chance with Richard Dix, Crossroads of the World from Michael Arlen, Pola Negri in a lead role, The Deer Drive featuring a 50 000 deer stampede sequence, Grass a photographic study of people and beasts, and The Lucky Lady with Greta Nissen, William Collier Jr., and Lionel Barrymore.
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Berlin
London
Leonene Perret
Richard Dix
Michael Arlen
Pola Negri
Lucky Lady
Greta Nissen
William Collier, Jr
Lionel Barrymore
Paramount Signs Arlette Marchal as Menjou Lead Woman
Adolphe Menjou stars with Arlette Marchal, the French actress signed by Paramount as his leading lady. The slate includes That's My Baby with Douglas MacLean, Desert Gold based on Zane Grey, Volcano from George Seitz, Martinique with Bebe Daniels and Ricardo Cortez, The Palm Beach Girl a Byron Morgan motor boat comedy, and The Secret Spring a spectacular production that drew international attention.
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Adolphe Menjou
Arlette Marchal
Paramount
Douglas MacLean
George Seitz
Jack Holt
Billie Dove
Noah Berry
William K. Howard
Lawrence Eyre
Martinique
Bebe [Inlels
Ricardo Cortez
Wallace Beery
Palm Beach
Byron Morgan
Bebe Daniels
Little Theatre Nears Completion in Indiana
More than twenty five men rush to finish the Little Theatre Society of Indiana project at Nineteenth and Alabama streets. The first floor is done, second story underway, and the auditorium foyer and offices will form the first unit. A February performance of Treasure Island is planned under director George Somnes.
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Little Theatre Society of Indiana
Nineteenth
Alabama Streets
John B. Reynolds
Colonel Reynolds
Little Theatre
Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
George Somnes
Ogden Street
Tom Mix Thrills In New Missouri The Lucky Horseshoe Showing
Tom Mix headlines a Lyric bill with The Lucky Horseshoe an added attraction set on a western ranch and old Spain. Billie Dove co stars in action sequences including a railroad train rescue and cliff edge chase with a horse driven carriage amid comedy romance. Supporting cast features J Farrell McDonald Ann Pennington Malcolm Waite Clarissa Selwyn and J Gunnis Davis. Championship lawn tennis also noted at Queen's Club London.
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Old Spain
Juan
Tom Mix Fang
Lyric
Mix
Billie
Tony
Don Juan de Toro
Old
Spain
Dona Isabella
J. Farrell McDonald
Ann Pennington
Miss Dove
Malcolm Waite
Clarissa Selwyn
J. Gunnis Davis
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