Broad Ripple Park Prepares Grand Weekend Welcome
Broad Ripple park unveils a near new resort with expanded attractions for holiday crowds. A new Spanish style bathhouse with showers and 2,000 lockers, a fresh pool area, and updated rides and concessions highlight the season. Sunday features balloon ascents and parachute jumps while Riverside adds an open air arena hosting a wrestling show Monday and a boxing event Thursday.
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Indianapolis
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Charlie Davis Returns to Indiana Theater for Anniversary Week
Charlie Davis resumes his longtime role at the Indiana theater the week of June 27 after three months with his own Publix circuit show. The first week back marks the theater’s Third Anniversary with a gala homecoming featuring Burns and Kissen, the Darling twins, The Rangers, Jazz Lips Richardson, and a male chorus alongside the regular stage program.
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Indiana Theater
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Indiana
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Darling Twins
the Rangers
Manhunt ends as film crew stages prison break near LA
A night of flashing lights and sirens near Los Angeles was a filming stunt for Shadow of the Law by Paramount. An escape scene stirred local fear before confirmation the event was for a motion picture. The cast includes William Powell and June Collyer with Rowland V. Lee directing.
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William Powell
Gary Cooper
Wyoming
Albert Shelby le Vine
John V. A. Weaver
Joseph Boncure March
Lew Lipton
Cooper
June Collyer
Rowland V. Lee
Regis Toomey
Morgan Farley
E. H. Calvert
Mary Foy
Ed Deering
Wm. B. Davidson
Ben Hall
Calvary’s Cross and the Meaning of Sacrifice
Sunday School Lesson by William E. Gilroy examines Jesus path to the cross from Gethsemane to Calvary. The piece argues the supreme aim was doing the Father’s will, not personal safety, and reflects on sacrifice, suffering, and the dawn of spiritual insight that comes through Christ’s crucifixion.
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Gethsemane
Jesus
John the Baptist
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Christ
Pupil Recitals and Conservatory Graduation Parade
Bernice Van Sickle leads a garden recital at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music on June 19 with students in readings pantomimes and skits. The next night the Odeon hosts the conservatory graduation class of forty three with bachelor degrees diplomas and certificates and a program featuring Mozart Mendelssohn and others plus presentations of degrees and diplomas.
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Bernice van Sickle
Arthur Jordan
Joan Mattix
Helen Whitehead
Emily Yucknot
Rosalind Johnson
Mary Jane Shute
Clarice Overstreet
Winifred Mutchler
Barbara Smith
Betty Lou Moores
Jeanette Pogue
Moraline Walker
Jeanette Gray
Charles Thistlethwaite
Jean Benham
Betty Jean Wheeler
Gloria Feld
Ruth Clore
Joe Pat Arvin
Josephine Halbing
Margaret Branaman
Betty Marie Starr
Billie Lemen
O’mary de Schipper
Fanchon Fattig
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Odeon
East North Street
Fesse
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Doin ‘Bonelischmiat
Marjorie G. Alexander
Barbara L. Bridges
Mary Helen Brook
Eugene Campbell
Leroy K. Decker
Charles J. Geyer
Mary Margaret Hirschman
Kamora Jackson
Betty Ruth Martindale
Gladys C. Power
Vivian E. Slagle
Margaret Elizabeth Walker
Edith Garrison
Imogene Louise Pierson
Gertrude Free
Ruth Wagner
Evelyn Ann Wolford
Mary Rosalind Parr
Gang Movie at Lyric Opens Tonight
The Lyric presents the film Born Reckless with Edmond Lowe as the gangster hero facing a fatal showdown with his friend. Supporting cast includes Catherine Dale Owen and Lew Brice, adaptation from Louis Beretti by Dudley Nichols. Vaudeville offers Stepanoff dance troupe, Dauntless the movie dog, and Sid Lewis the Clown Prince of Comedy along with short subjects.
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Edmond Lowe
Catherine’ Dale Owen
Lew ‘Fracy
Warren Hymer
Marguerite Churchill
Frank Alberson
William Harrigan
Eddie Gribbon
Ben Bard
Paul Page
Mike Donlin
Donald Henderson Clark
Louis Beretti
Dudley Nichols
Stepanoff
Dauntless
Dog
Metro- Goldwyn Pictures
Sid Lewis
Sid
List of Ten Best Directors Vote by The Film Daily
The Film Daily invites reviewers to vote on the ten best directors for works released between May 1, 1929, and April 29, 1930. The writer names his picks, notes a potential omission, and discusses audience disruption in talking pictures. Also announced is the Stephenson School recital at Central Universalist Church on June 19 with a roster of student performers.
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Stephenson School of Expression
Central Universalist Church
New Jersey
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Betty Jane Handy
Betty Anne Jackson
Hyla J. Doyal
Dean Doyal
Mary E. Barrett
Paul Cooper Jr
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John Rotz Jr
Allen Beck
Rosemary A. White
Jay
Jack Oakie Stars in The Sap From Syracuse at Paramount
Fully recovered from illness, Jack Oakie works nightly in The Sap From Syracuse at Paramount New York studio. Ginger Rogers co stars, with Veree Teasdale Betty Starbuck Granville Bates Jack Raphael Sidney Riggs Bernard Jukes and Malcolm Dunn among the cast.
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Jack Oakie
the Sap
Syracuse
Paramount
New York
Ginger Rogers
Edward Sutherland
Veree Teasdale
Betty Starbuck
Granville Bates
Jack Raphael
Sidney Riggs
Bernard Jukes
Malcolm Dunn
Theatre Guild plans Much Ado About Nothing with Lunt and Fontanne
In London The Observer interview, Theresa Helburn of the Theatre Guild previews next season in New York with Shakespeare by Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, directed by Robert Edmond Jones, following Maxwell Anderson's Elizabeth the Queen. The Guild reports no huge commercial hit but growing membership, now 30,000 in New York and similar subscriber counts in Chicago Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Baltimore Cleveland Cincinnati St. Louis Washington and Detroit.
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Observer
London
Theresa Helburn
Theatre Guild
Guild
Alfred Lunt
Benedict
Lynn Fontanne
Beatrice
Miss Helburn
Robert Edmond Jones
Maxwell Anderson
Elizabeth the Queen
Board of Managers
Miss He
Civic Theater elects new officers and rehires director
The Civic Theater board elected George M. Bailey president Mortimer C. Farscott vice president Mrs J A Goodman secretary and John I Kautz treasurer for the coming year George Somnes was re engaged as director.
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Civic Theater
George M. Bailey
Mortimer C. Farscott
J. A. Goodman
John I. Kautz
George Somnes
Paramount New York Studio Reaches Height of Production
The Paramount New York plant has reached its peak since conversion to a sound studio with three feature units in action and an average of four one reel short subjects weekly. The three features are Animal Crackers with the Marx brothers The Sap From Syracuse starring Jack Oakie and Heads Up a musical comedy featuring Buddy Rogers in the lead role.
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Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Aids Convention Announces Indiana Christian Endeavor Event
Miss Elizabeth Cooper field secretary announces the Indiana State Christian Endeavor convention opening next Thursday night at Central Christian church. The convention will close on the following Sunday. Hundreds of young people will attend.
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Elizabeth Cooper
North Alabama Street
Indiana State Christian Endeavor
Central Christian Church
Gibbons Feature at Indiana Theater Tonight and All Week
Floyd Gibbons famed broadcaster and Literary Digest writer appears on the talking screen at Circle theater in Indianapolis to promote the Byrd South Pole expedition. He joins the regular program with Nancy Carroll in The Devil's Holiday and Helen Lewis leading an all girl band in Magic Melodies. Corrigan new director is in New York for vacation after his recent promotion in talking pictures.
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Paul Lukas
Zazu Pitts
Hobart Bosworth
Helen Lewis
Corey Dancers Stage Two Public Recitals Next Week
Arthur Corey renowned dancer presents a lawn recital at the Indianapolis Propylaeum assisted by Myrna Celet Jane Sherer Florence McShane Audrey Keifer Patricia De Prez and others with pianists Carl Keifer and Carolyn Ayres Turner. A second recital at Civic Theater features Corey College of Fine Arts pupils in a long program of dances and solos with numerous performers and titles.
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