Recital Series at John Herron Institute and Local Venues
A group of piano and voice pupils perform in multiple recitals across Indianapolis venues. Mary Traub Busch leads a Sculptor Court program featuring works by Glinka Mozart Handel and Verdi and assisted by the Mary Traub Busch string and vocal trio. Other recitals include children and adult students at North Park Christian church Metropolitan School of Music Irvington School of Music and Central Universalist church with performers from Mary Willits Rogers Stephenson School of Expression and Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts.
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Sculpture Court
John Herron Art Institute
Mary Traub Busch
Glinka
Mozart
Handel
Herbert
Mendelssohn
Clarke
Burleigh
Cadman
Gaul
McDowell
Verdi
Del
Marietta
Herbert Nina Baas
Mendelson
Mendelson “May Magic Stratwn
Dorothea Webb Ward
Edward Karima
Largo
Robert Franz
Johar
Herbert Mildred Baumpert
Handel Pogota
Paul Grace Richardson
Brenson
Knapp Graham
Marta Antonia Nardo
Mutterchen
Bennett
Rom “Katinka
Gtsogos Erates
Constance Borman
Amiche Ombrose Piante
Caldara
Easthope Martin “Drei
Louise Tsensee
eThe Little Hille
Gleeson
Kate Behan
Ober Ate Ee
Helen Stein
la Denna Mobile
Thcio
sCarle-Peters
Robert Ledix
Fair Land
Isodzecveses Antmnnas
Mary Willits Rogers
Hero
Chocolate Soldier
Ees Aatraus
Miss Rogers
North Park
Chonin
Stravinski
Danube
Schultz-Eyler
Lillian Carr Green
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Metropolitan School of Music
East North Street
Dorothy Jane Riske
Mary Hesseldenz
Vivian Arbuckie
Hazel Karsner
Margery Carl
Charlotte Carl
Emily Wucknat
Florence Baus
Carolyn Baus
James Meng
Becky Brown
Edward Brown
Sarah J. Smith
Virgin
Stephenson School of Expression
Laura Craig Poland
Dorothy Jatho
Daniel Patrone
Central Universalist Church
Fifteenth
New Jersey
Allen Beck
Frederick Boebber
Thelma Jatho
Genevieve Jatho
Phyllis Pfeifer
Elisabeth Louise Hathaway
Alta
Frances Seerley
Julius Metz
Nathan David Davis
Hansel Nikirk
Central Universalist
Prancues Seerley
Charlotte Schwemever
Emme Elizabeth Hallet
Mary Lou McCready
Janice Wayman
Charlotte
Luna Fisher
Sculptor Court
Pasha to Buried Daily At Colonial Theater Week
ASHA the mystic will be buried alive every afternoon next week as a free attraction outside the Colonial stage. The week’s program also features an original musical revue Hits and Misses with tuneful songs dances and comedy. The Lone Wolf's Daughter a Columbia talkie starring Bert Lytell is the screen attraction.
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Asha
Lone Wolf
Louis Joseph Vance
Bert Lytell
Wolf
Tran
New Movies at Granada Showings This Week
Granada schedules include Trial Marriage showing tomorrow focusing on four tangled lives and swapping spouses. Desert Song screens Monday and Tuesday with John Boles Carlotta King Myrna Loy and John Miljan in supporting roles. Innocents of Paris comes Thursday and Friday with Maurice Chevalier, Sylvia Beecher Margaret Livingston and John Miljan. Saturday features Marked Money and a Western.
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Granada
John Boles
Carlotta King
Myrna Loy
John Miljan
Paris
Maurice Chevalier
Sylvia Beecher
Margaret Livingston
Voice stars from radio and telephone in new talkies
Hollywood shifts to sound as radio announcers and telephone operators become potential screen stars. Gerald King and Billy Ray join The Time the Place and the Girl at Warner Bros Apollo production Bretherton directs a cast including Grant Withers Betty Compson Gertrude Olmsted James R. Kirkwood and Vivian Oakland.
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Hollywood
Gerald King
KFWB
Warner Bros. Vitaphone
Hough, Adams and Howard
Apollo
Billy Ray
Ray
Bretherton
Grant Withers
Betty Compson
Gertrude Olmsted
James R. Kirkwood
Vivian Oakland
Gretchen Hartman
Irene Haisman
Bert Roach
Mile High Ruth Plans Parachute Jump Sunday
Ruth announces a stunt at Walnut Gardens Sunday with a 125 mph airplane jump using a parachute. If successful she hopes to locate the new half mile dirt race track under construction nearby.
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Walnut Gardens
Ruth
Swimming Pool Has Big Patronage at Broad Ripple Park
The Broad Ripple park pool drew thousands of swimmers this week due to heat. Many wore fashionable beach costumes and instructors kept order as crowds filled the big cement basin. Picnics filled the grove and weekend visitors arrive from up to seventy five miles away.
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Broad Ripple Park
Indianapolis
Taming of the Shrew cast features seasoned performers
The Fairbanks Pickford production at United Artists in Hollywood features Edwin Maxwell Joseph Cawthorn and Clyde Cook as veteran principals while Dorothy Jordan and Geoffrey Wardwell bring substantial stage experience to the supporting cast screened for the film.
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Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
United Artists
Hollywood
Miss Pickford
Fairbanks
Edwin Maxwell
Joseph Cawthorn
Clyde Cook
Dorothy Jordan
Geoffrey Wardwell
Irving Berlin songs for Hallelujah musical film
In King Vidor's Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer all-Negro picture Hallelujah two new Irving Berlin songs will debut. Swanee Shuffle and The End of the Road appear in the Southern honky tonk scene where leads Daniel Haynes and Nina Mae McKinney first meet.
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Irving Berlin
King Vidor
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Daniel Haynes
Nina Mae McKinney
Walnut Gardens Promises Summer Dirt Track Racing
A visitor details Walnut Gardens near Indianapolis as a nature retreat with a new half mile dirt track under construction. Promoter Harry Earl says opening race is July 4 with fifteen cars at 3 PM. The site offers ponies for children, dining options, and a large crowd anticipated, with ongoing work to finish grandstands and facilities. The piece also notes J Shubert’s Broadway show listings and adds Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy joining MGM’s Hollywood Revue of 1929.
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Nature
Walnut Gardens
Harry Earl
Indianapolis
Scott
Earl
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Hal Roach
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Laurel and Hardy
Roach
New Policy Starts at the Lyric Vaudeville Show Opens
The Lyric Theater debuts a new policy with a Saturday program headlined by Larry Rich and his vaudeville revue Down Below. The bill includes Mlle Cherie, the Dean Twins, Bernie Rich, and four RKO acts plus The Toreador and The Donovan Trial in a packed program running through next Friday. Speedway racing footage with William Haines and cast completes the week.
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RKO
Larry Rich
Mlle
Cherie
Dean Twins
Bernie Rich
Rich
Larry
Sennett
Harold Lloyd
Milo
Mack Sennett Bathing Beauty Brigade
Donovan
Columbia
Lyric
Jack Holt
Carney
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