Robert St. Clair Returns to Berkell in The Noose
Veteran Berkell Players star Robert St Clair returns to Berkell for Sundays opening week in The Noose. James Blaine and Marie Louise Walker lead a strong cast in a dramatization by Willard Mack with a plot centering on a youth doomed by a past crime and a governor’s mansion setting. The production will rival New York staging with two scenic sets by Harvey Schlueter.
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Obert ST. Clair
Berkell Players of English
Berkell
James Blaine
Marie Louise Walker
Hudson Theater
New York
Willard Mack
Whee Maenl
Mime
Terittam
Tan
Lester Lonergan
Harvey Schlueter
Robert St. Clair
St. Clair
L. Ert Slack
City Hall
Students Prepare Big Recital At Mt. Paran Church
Cosmopolitan School of Music and Fine Arts students will perform in their third annual June recital at Mt. Paran Baptist church next Wednesday at 8 o clock under Company D. The program includes piano, vocal, violin and clarinet numbers by Le Mon, Stovall, Brown, Bryan and others with certificates and scholarships awarded by Lillian Le Mon and Mae Clement. The event also features a processional on the pipe organ and prizes for outstanding work.
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Cosmopolitan School of Music and Fine Arts, Inc
Lillian M. le Mon
Mt. Paran Baptist Church
Company D
Alonzo Mansfield
Hortense Smith
Hortense Batties
Bessie Patterson
Alma Williams
Annis Gray
Marian van Horn
van Leer Britt
Flora Daniels
Sylvia McCann
Mary Barber
Geraldine Collins
Beatrice Guinn
Elizabeth Cutler
Mary Montgomery
Virginia Lane
Robert Smith
Levera Blanks
Mattie Loretta Stovall
de Otis Hardiman
Mae Clement
Richard Motely
Blanche Barber
Carlotta
B. McNary
Inez Robinson
Sallie Kaiser
Alice Daugherty
Lucille Collins
Mamye Hayes
Marjorie
Sue V. Artis
W. Earl Keen
Booker Hughes
Mary Frances McElroy
Wood Wine
Bryant
leMon
J. Harold Brown
Mabel Loving Overton
Pine Organ
Katherin Stewart
Eddie Cantor Stages Comeback Amid Circle Engagement
Eddie Cantor retires from the stage yet remains active in talking pictures. His new release Midnight Frolics will be featured at the Circle starting Saturday. The article also notes upcoming piano contest finals for young artists of the National Federation of Music Clubs in Boston on Saturday June 8 and a junior recital at the Italiana College of Music and Fine Arts at 2 30 p m with listed participants.
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Eddie Cantor
Boston
National Federation of Music Clubs
Italiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Metropolitan School of Music
Jean Pennington
Betty Lear
Betty Finch
Brewyerly Adams
Mildred Schuch
Emma Elizabeth Hallett
Marjorie Miller
Betty Jene Peterson
Belity Jane Burrow
Marian Dunkin
Emily Ann Miller
Mary Elizabeth Barr
Dorothy Jackson
Robert Webring
Richard Pier
Roy Kealing
John Scherer
Mary Sue Spilman
Shirley Howell
Christine Roush Fairy Hendricks
Blanche Dunn Brown
Gladys Loucks
May Gorsuch
Hazel Iemkin
Arthur G. Menninger
William Sehwenger
Frances Robbins
Granada Presents Red Hot Speed and Other Features
Granada shelves begin with Red Hot Speed featuring Reggie Denny and Alice Day as guardian and ward in a breezy comedy. Richard Dix stars in Nothing But the Truth. Ruth Chatterton and Fredric March lead The Dummy, a talkie about kidnapers outwitted by a deaf and dumb office boy. The Water Hole in color stars Jack Holt and Nancy Carroll. Noël Noctelle and Sally head Technicolor line alongside Paris and No No Natelle. Myrna Loy, Ian Keith, and Dorothy Mackaill perform in The Great Divide with notable music.
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Reginald Denny
Granada
Reggie
Alice Day
Richard Dix
Ruth Chatterton
Fredric March
Paramount
Zane Grey
Jack Holt
Nancy Carroll
Myrna Loy
Ian Keith
Dorothy Mackaill
Quadricentennial Celebration by Lutheran Churches
The Federation of Lutheran Churches of Greater Indianapolis Missouri Synod observes the 400th anniversary of Luther's Small Catechism with a commemorative event. The observance honors the landmark publication and its historical impact within the church community.
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Federation ‘of Lutheran Churches of
Greater Indianapolis
Missouri Synod
Luther
Broadway and Chicago Shows Featured in Reader Picks
Walter D. Hickman lists top stage selections for New York and Chicago outings. He highlights Street Scene and The Little Show among New York options and Dracula and Boom Boom in Chicago, noting capacity crowds and theater names. Andy Shank discusses Paul Whiteman's Universal project The Jazz King with Ruth Etting and Whiteman’s band touring before production planned for July.
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New York
Chicago
Playhouse
Music Box
the Hopkins
Eddie Cantor
Chanin
Forty-sixth Street
Flymouth
Henry Miller
Blackstone
Apollo
Andy Shank
Universal
Paul Whiteman
Universal City
Cal
Universal Picture Company
Indianapolis
Ruth Etting
Whiteman
Miss Etting
Guest Artist John Charles Thomas on Vitaphone Jubilee Hour
Warner Brothers has secured famed concert singer and Vitaphone star John Charles Thomas as guest artist for the Vita phone Jubilee hour. The coast to coast program will be broadcast January 28 through thirty radio stations as part of the company’s direct to the public advertising campaign. The Jubilee hour runs every Monday from 9:30 to 10 o'clock.
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Warner Brothers
John Charles Thomas
Vitaphone
New Film Projects and Setbacks at First National
Paul Perez works on Why Be Good Colleen Moore’s new First National story is ready Richard Barthelmess completes Weary River dialog sequences He tours in Florida and Cuba then returns to Hollywood The Queen of Jazz bought by First National for a talking film names Beanan and Kanes as writers Buddies Messenger joins Alice White in Hot Stuff directing by Mervyn LeRoy Ken Maynard escapes fire at a cutting room Milton Sills enjoys a Santa Monica vacation ahead of his next starring vehicle.
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Paul Perez
Colleen Moore
First National
Richard Barthelmess
Ric Barthelmess
East
Florida
Cuba
Hollywood
Charles Beanan
Frances Kanes
Buddy Messenger
Alice White
Burbank
Mervyn LeRoy
Milton Sills
Santa Monica
Otto Kruger to Star Opposite Alice Brady in Guild Season
Otto Kruger has joined the Theatre Guild to play opposite Alice Brady in the first two productions of the upcoming season. He has most recently appeared in The Royal Family.
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Otto Kruger
The
Theatre Guild
Alice Brady
Guild
Mr. Kruger
Rookie Tops Lyric Bill With Vaudeville and Sound Film
The Lyric presents a three week bill headlined by The Rookie a co stars Clycle Hooper and Harvey Gatehett with a France set act based on actual experiences. Supporting acts include Mudtown Vaudeville by Blanche and Jimmie Creighton and Felovis the European juggler. The Younger Generation a sound picture stars Jean Hersholt Lina Basquette and Ricardo Cortez.
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Vauderville
Talking Picture
Lyric
Clycle Hooper
Harvey Gatehett
Hooper
France
Germaine le Pierre
Henry Saxe
Gallagher
Cox
Blanche
Jimmie Creighton
Felovis
Europe
Pannie Hurst
New York
East Side
Riverside Drive
Jean Hersholt
Lina Basquette
Ricardo Cortez
Corinne Griffith Heads to Europe in New Vitaphone Project
Corinne Griffith, first National Vitaphone star, will be directed by George Fitzmaurice in a European shoot for her next film. The production, titled yet, will feature Griffith’s renowned million dollar voice and be a dialogue heavy screen story.
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Corinne Griffith
Nationale Vitaphone
Ee Europe
George Fitzmauerice
Miss Griffith
Colleen Moore to Sing in Footlights and Fools Picture
Colleen Moore will star in Footlights and Fools, her next National Vitaphone film. Al Bryan and George W. Meyer will compose five songs for the picture and Miss Moore will sing several of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Moore
Vitaphone
al Bryan
George W. Meyer
Miss Moore
Actor Jack Mulhall Arrests Himself in Dark Streets
Jack Mulhall stars in Dark Streets a First National Vitaphone picture in which he performs a dual role as both a police officer and a criminal. The article notes Mulhall orchestrates the self arrest within the film's plot.
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Jack Mulhall
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