Gentry Brothers Circus Comes to Indianapolis for Week
The Gentry Brothers circus arrives for a six section run in Indianapolis starting Monday with matinee and night shows at South Keystone and English avenues. Advance trucks precede a fleet of 100 G M C trucks. five American Legion posts and the Seventh district drum corps sponsor the engagement. Cats include parades Monday morning and in neighborhood streets through June 28 at multiple downtown locations.
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Women’s Auxiliary
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Tenth Street
Emerson Avenue
Illinois
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West Michigan
King Avenue
Morris
Pennsylvania
Fall Creek Boulevard
West Michigan Street
Legion Posts
Bruce Robinson
Firemen’s
Madden-Nottingham
Policemen’s
Irvington
Pupils to Appear in Recitals at Conservatory
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music faculty members prepare for summer study in New York with Dr. Charles Doerman. Willard MacGregor and Boris Rosenfield depart for Europe and Oberlin respectively. Summer term opens with record enrollment and multiple student recitals announced across Indianapolis venues including Woodruff Place and Grace M. E. church.
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Broadway M. E. Church
Myra G. Clippinger
Meridian Street M. E. Church
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
New York City
Charles Doerman
Columbia University
C. A. Brockway
All Souls Unitarian Church
Doerman
Arthur Jordan
Edwin Jones
Swings Fists A Double Stic Attraction For Filming
The article describes a dock front scene for Safety in Numbers starring Charles Buddy Rogers and Francis McDonald with Paoli and Adams as the main supporting team. Paoli, a former French shot put and discus champion, weighs over 200 pounds at six feet two inches, while Adams is a light 135 pounds.
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Buddy) Rogers
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Francis McDonald
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Great Commission Faith Across Centuries and Nations
A Sunday School lesson on Matthew 28 1 10 frames the great commission as a persistent call to make disciples of all nations. It notes the church's long history of progress amid science and moral challenges and urges steadfast gospel living as the test of faith and discipleship. Irene Rich remarks on filming On Your Back wearing a velvet gown during long takes and reflects on backstage endurance.
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Louise Fazenda Seeks Yuma Heat for Location Work
Louise Fazenda plans a working trip to Yuma to shoot in August she notes. She jokes that while others chase Alaska or New York, her best location stays in the desert heat and studio life.
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Yuma
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New York
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Recitals and events tied to veterans convention in Detroit
Races are planned for morning musicale on June 26 junior artist recital on June 27 and a musical tea on July 2. Helene Warrum Chappell will give a recital Sunday night at the Book Cadillac hotel in Detroit for the national convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Book- Cadillac
Detroit
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Piano pupils of Francis H. Topmiller to perform recital
The piano students of Francis H. Topmiller will present a recital Tuesday June 24 at 8 p m in Englewood community hall 37 North Rural Street. Participants include Lucille Clark Katherine Quinn Harriet Cracraft Ruth Williams Kathryn Means Clay Hall Phyllis Smith Mildred Twietmeyer Paul Bogard Dorothy Garritson Neva Stiff Robert Amick Doris Goodman and others with diplomas awarded by Rev Ambrose Agarter Beville Avenue Evangelical Church.
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Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Francis Peterman
Dortha Jean James
Ruth Margaret Farrington
Peggy Sellmer
Jean Pedigo
Hardy Westfall
Iva May Henning
Billy Hixon
Billie Kaltwasser
Bobby Williams
Charles Pedigo
Roberta Ehlers
Margaret Louise Bales
Jack Zoschke
Mary Hook
Lorene Shuil
Jack Young
Regina Koch
Audrey Jane Bales
Frances Bryant
George Birch
Juanita Caldwell
Mary Louderback
Betty Jane Beem
Esther Eagon
Jane Harrington
Margaret Basey
Robert Burns
Rose Marie Bales
Virginia James
Rose Ellen Gray
Robert Miller
Edna Birch
Paul Remmeter
Betty Jane Ramsay
Idaiee Burns
Eleanor Grepp
Gladys Bauserman
Robert Felts
Ruth Maiden
Dorothy Repper
Carrol Williams
Mary Kathryn Miles
Mary McCulloch
Alice Yates
Mary Bell
Fredrick Base
Betty Baker
Melva Shull
Doris Craig
Francis H. Topmiller
Englewood Community Hall
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Harriet Cracraft
Ruth Williams
Kathryn Means
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Paul Bogard
Dorothy Garritson
Neva Stiff
Robert Amick
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Beville Avenue
The Lottery Bride gets new title for film
The Arthur Hammerstein picture title changes from Lottery Bride to The Lottery Bride. Cast includes Jeannette MacDonald Joe E Brown John Garrick and Robert Chisholm. Paul Stein directs.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Joe E. Brown
John Garrick
Robert Chisholm
Paul Stein
Grace George reach 200th performance of The First Mrs Fraser
Grace George marked 200th showing of The First Mrs Fraser at the Playhouse New York as Broadway milestones unfold. Broadway records list Katharine Cornell and others with top totals including 207 231 252 298 440 600 648 and 692 performances across various plays.
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Playhouse
New York
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Ina Claire
Mrs. Cheyney
Ethel Barrymore
Jane Cowl
Rome
Leonore Ulric
Dance program at Indiana Roof Ballroom by Sigma Phi Gamma
The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority sublets the Indiana Roof Ballroom for a convention dance tonight with tickets available through sorority members. Jack Berry and his Around the World Orchestra provide music. Dancing resumes on select nights and Borrah Minevitch will judge a Harmonica Contest next Wednesday with a $10 prize broadcast on WFBM. Alvin Vail and his Club Bagdad Creoles continue as roof feature.
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Indiana Roof
Jack Berry
Around the World Orchestra
Borrah Minevitch
King of the
WFBM
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Indiana Theater
Alvin Vail
Bagdad Creoles
Sanders Theater to Open Sunday with New RCA Sound
The Sanders theater will reopen Sunday featuring RCA sound projection the first of its kind in the city. Betty Compson stars in The Street Girl as the feature attraction.
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RCA
Betty Compson
First Talking Picture Shot In Cascade Range Snow
Hollywood reports that Fox Movietone has completed Rough Romance directed by A F Erickson. George O’Brien Helen Chandler Antonio Morena and Neal Francis headline the all talking feature filmed in the Cascade Range with a microphone used in the white winter setting.
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Great North Woods
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Fox Movietone
A. F. Erickson
George O’brien
Helen Chandler
Antonio Morena
Neal Francis
Herman Webber Named Distribution Head for Paramount West
Herman Webber, a pioneer in the film industry and San Francisco leader, appointed general distribution representative of Paramount Public Corporation for the western states. The move marks his return to the distribution staff after a year as Publix director-general on the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
West
Paramount Public Corporation
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Publix
Pacific Coast
Buchanan Heads to London for Brief Business Trip
Jack Buchanan, noted English stage and screen star, makes a hurried journey to London to handle a matter that may take only half a day. He left Hollywood after completing his part in Ernst Lubitsch's Paramount production Monte Carlo.
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London
Buchanan
Hollywood
Ernst Lubitsch
Paramount
Monte Carlo
Mercer in Cast of Big Movie at Lyric
Warner Brothers brings DUMB BELLS IN ERMINE to the Lyric for a week with Robert Armstrong and Barbara Kent in a romcom about a pugilist and a mother’s girl facing objections. Cast includes Beryl Mercer Claude Gillingwater and Julia Swayne Gordon with James Gleason writing the dialogue. The show also features vaudeville by Howard Smith Mildew Barker Don Galvan Bud and Eleanor Coll Beebee Rubyette and a Pathe News reel.
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Ronald Colman Arrives in Amsterdam En Route to New York
Actor Ronald Colman completes a 1200 mile continental auto tour and spends under four hours in London before planning to visit relatives in northern England. He will sail to New York where his new film Raffles opens at the Rivoli or Rialto.
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Hollywood’s Heaven Blue in Clara Bow’s Love Among the Millionaires
The article notes a new blue shade called heaven blue blending turquoise and aquamarine, popular in Hollywood fashion. Clara Bow wears heaven blue in a chiffon dinner gown and a silk crepe sports costume for Paramount’s Love Among the Millionaires.
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