Stars from many ages in Hew films to be shown next week
The Apollo, Circle, Isis and Lincoln Square will feature films including Baby Peggy in The Darling of New York and Leatrice Joy in The Marriage Cheat. Hoot Gibson stars in Broadway or Bust at the Isis with Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model at Mister Smith's. Powder River from the U S Signal Corps depicts World War I experiences with General Pershing directing. The Circle presents Alfred Evans University Players jazz band and Suffering Shakespeare accompanies a news weekly.
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Peggy
New York
Apollo
Powder River
United States Signal Corps
Ohio
Leatrice Joy
Circle
Hoot Gibson
Broadway
Bust
Isis
Mister Smith's
Nellie
Claire Windsor
Lincoln Square
Ohio Tster
Flandersfield
General Pershing
Allied Forces
U. S. Signal Corps
France
Shakespeare
Lester Huff
Dave Waters
Baby Peggy
the Apollo
King Baggot
Raymond L. Schrock
Bobby Pebby
Santussa
Italy
Giovanna
Gladys Brockwell
Carl Stockdale
Pat Hartigan
Betty Francisco
Sheldon Lewis
William H. Turner
Fox News Weekly
Mack Sennett
the Lion and the Louse
Earle Gordon
Virgil Moore
Apollo Orchestra
Mister Smith’s
Nellie the
Ower Davis
Nellie Grey
Walter Peck
Polly Joy
Apollo Air
Katherine MacDonald
The
Palace
the Isis
Percy Marmont
the Circle
Murat Shriners Present Rogers Harris Circus at Diamond Chain Park
The Murat Shriners bring Rogers Harris circus to Diamond Chain Park Kentucky Ave West St July 3 to 12 with all acts under one big top. Proceeds defray expenses of 16 Shriners to the Shrine convention in Los Angeles next year. Only evening shows with a planned free concert and no Sunday performance. Ethel Marine trapeze artist joins the program.
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Murat Shriners
Rogers & Harris
Diamond Chain Park
Kentucky Ave
West St
Shriners
Los Angeles
Ethel Marine
Broadway or Bust at the Isis Cinema
Hoot Gibson stars as cowpuncher Dave Hales in Broadway or Bust at the Isis theater next week. Cast includes Ruth Dwyer King Zany Gertrude Astor Stanhope Wheatcroft Fred Malatesta with other features Grantland Rice sportlight On Guard Pathe Young Old field and Western Fate with Dick Hatton Neva Gerber plus supporting players. A Lucky Loser with Eddie Lyons also screens.
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Dick Hatton
Neva Gerber
Hatton
Miss Gerber
Robert McKenzie
Joseph de la Cruze
Nell Franzen
Clark Coffey
Wilbur McGaugh
Eddie Lyons
Elinor Glyn Defends Three Weeks Critics
Elinor Glyn replies to critics of her novel Three Weeks the film version to be shown by Goldwyn at Lincoln Square next week. She challenges readers to judge the work fairly and asserts the text elevates thought and responsibility rather than degrading. Carey Wilson adapted the story for the studio project.
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Elinor Glyn
Goldwyn
Lincoln Square
Paul
Mrs. Glyn
Carey Wilson
Orchestra Tops Lyrics Program in Winter Revue
A lively stage bill features acts by Stuart Girls with Songs and Curls, Scovil and Deal, De Witt Burns and Torrence as two wooden dolls, Anderson and Yvel on roller skates, and Mary Haynes’s comedy. The Wright Dancers present A Dance Voyage, Wanda Luddow’s Room 415, and Green and La Fell with piano comedy. Films include Katherine Mac Donald in Chastity, The Guilty One with Agnes Ayres, Pathe News, a comedy, and an Aesop Fable.
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Stuart
Scovil
Deal
Sally
de Witt Burns
Torrence
Anderson
Yvel
Mary Haynes
Chicago
Wright
Helen Pachard
Wanda Ludlow
Green
la Fell
Katherine MacDonald
J. Gunnis Davis
J. Gordon Russell
Huntley Gordon
Agnes Ayres
Edward Burns
Crawford Kent
Pathe News
Paving Methods to Be Described by City Engineer
Albert BURNS, assistant city chemical engineer, will describe paving materials and methods at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday.
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Albert
Burns
City
Entech Club
the of Commerce
Lorna Doone Jackson Set for Chicago Civic Opera
Miss Lorna Doone Jackson visits Indianapolis to rest with her parents and former teacher Edward Nell after a year of coaching operatic roles with Mme Calve in Paris. She plans to sing in Washington this summer and next season with the Chicago Civic Opera Company.
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Indianapolis
Annual Piano Recitals Planned for Next Week at Third Christian Church
The pupils of J. M. Dungan present their annual piano recitals Monday and Tuesday at the Third Christian Church. A long program features pieces by Emma Leenberg, Hamer, Trezent, Himes, and many others, with performers including Julia Bowman, Dorothy Rea, Louise Hodges, and Mamie Ladin. The Metropolitan School of Music also announces summer term start next Monday.
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J. M. Dungan
Third Christian Church
Preston Emma Leenberg
Eo Evans
Hamer Barriet Milligan
Ies
Aesberwear
John Eagleson
Bytrs
Evibeot
Spaulding
William Waltermire
Shep Helen Tumbleton
Os Age
Hamer Norman Titua
Violetta
Mamie’ Ladin
Franklin
Hamer Blanche Elmauiat
Schaefer
Jack and Jil
Hamer Harry “Tumbleson
Silver
Preston Julia Elizabeth Bowman “Minuet
Hamer
Jean Honges
Williams Harold Himes
Bessie Brows
Yale Sognngne
Rodgers
Sand Man
Homer Mary Jane Groff
Godard
Helen Newgent
Schumann Dorothy Rea
Sis Adama
Louise Hodges
Barcavalle
Big Cast Additions for Story Without a Name Film
Tyrone Power joins a cast with van Linew in Story Without a Name produced by Irvin Willat for Paramount with Aenes Ayres and Tony Moreno at the Long Island Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone Power
van Linew
Irvin Willat
Paramount
Aenes Ayres
Tony Moreno
Long Island
Wabash Wreck at Williamsport Kill 14 in June Crash
The public service commission report says an unlocked switch jarred by a missing passenger train caused the Wabash wreck at Williamsport on June 1, killing fourteen. A worn switch condition was cited as a secondary cause and new or modern switches were recommended. A separate incident near Indianapolis on June 12 led to layoffs of the Union Traction crew after they failed to locate a freight car as ordered. Charles Maxwell of Vernon, Indiana lost an arm in the wreck.
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Willamsport
Public Service Commission
Union Traction Company
Shank’s Siding
Indianapolis
Brooksiding
C. 8. Keeger
David Ki. Matthews
Charles Maxwell
Near
Vernon
Ind
Novel stunt plan nets half hour orchestra act
A half hour orchestra formed from amateur performers with only thirty minutes of instrument acquaintance will perform after an address on community music by Peter W. Dykema of Columbia University. The luncheon, sponsored by the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies recreation committee, is chaired by Dr H E Jensen at the Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Peter W. Dykema
Columbia University School of Music
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies
H. E. Jensen
Collins Plans Trip With European Visit For Court Officials
Judge James A. Collins of Criminal Court closes January term and plans a two month Europe stay from June 30 to July 5. He will attend the English Bar Association meeting July 17 to 25. Likely judge pro tem is Frank A. Symmes. other Indianapolis attorneys on the trip include Judge James A. Leathers Hurst Sargeant William Thompson and Leo Kaminsky.
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James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Europe
Colling
English Bar Association
Frank A. Symmes
Robinson, Symmes & Melson
Indianapolis
James A. Leathers
Hurst Sargeant
William Thompson
Leo Kaminsky
Indiana Road Grant Declares Land Along Center Line State Property
Historic grant language asserts a 100 foot wide highway strip from Michigan City to Indianapolis and through Indianapolis, with title not transferable to private holders. The article notes many parcels within fifty feet of the center of the road encroach on state land and that the grant specifies use for a road without private ownership. The 1826 Potawatomi cession, to the United States, set the path for a state highway corridor from Lake Michigan to the Ohio River via Indianapolis.
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Michigan Road
Michigan City
Madison
Ind
United States
Indianapolis
Northwestern Ave
Southeastern Ave
Lewis Cass
Jacob Ray
John Tipton
Indiana
Wabash River
Mississinewa
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
General Assembly
State of
Congress confirms grant for road project in 1827 text
The passage notes that officials may locate the road and apply sections or proceeds to its construction with the grant at their sole disposal. It states a congressional confirmation date of March 2, 1827 and affirms the grant as reproduced.
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Congress
Windshield Safety: Indiana Speeds Measured in Feet per Second
A recent table shows feet traveled per second at various speeds to illustrate danger. At 10 mph a vehicle covers 14.66 feet each second, rising to 88 feet per second at 60 mph. The list emphasizes reducing speed to prevent accidents on roads and streets.
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Indiana
Road width grant clears 1830 dispute in Indiana history
The 1830 General Assembly opened a road 100 feet wide from the Wabash to the Ohio, resolving questions about the grant’s wording. State roads 1 6 and 15 follow the old line with few deviations. The original route ran from Michigan City to South Bend La Porte Plymouth to near Rochester via Logansport down the east side of Carroll County across Boone to Indianapolis then to Shelbyville Greensburg Napoleon and Madison.
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General Assembly
Wabash
Ohio
Michigan City
South Bend
la Porte
Plymouth
Rochester
Logansport
Carroll County
Boone
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Napoleon
Madison
Mrs. Fannie B. Elrod Died At 80 In Indianapolis
Aged widow of Dr M N Elrod died Friday at her home 2244 N Ritter Ave Indianapolis She had been an invalid for seven years Burial was planned in Columbus Indiana where she had lived for many years Funeral services were set for 3 30 p m today Surviving children are Tom E Elrod Indianapolis and Mrs Walter D Elrod Okmulgee Oklahoma
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Columbus
Ind
Fannie B. Elrod
N. Ritter Ave
Elrod
M. N. Elrot
Tom E. Elrod
Indianapolis
Walter D. Elrod
Okmulgee
Okla
Bandit Suspect Held In Anderson Robbery Case
Fred Steffler, 27, is jailed after being identified by filling station operator C. A. Norris as the man who held him up and robbed him of 112 dollars on May 27. Police say Steffler is the gang leader targeting filling stations in Anderson.
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Anderson
United Press
Ind
Fred Steffler
C. A. Norris
SteMer
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