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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1926

Page

10

Theatre Guild plans open air Hiawatha at Fairview Park

The Indianapolis Theatre Guild stages Hiawatha at Fairview Park July 4 with sixty actors led by Mrs. Carl Lieber and Harry Pihl. A forty piece orchestra under Leslie C. Troutman provides tribal music as Hopi dances and a wedding feast dance are included. The production, first staged on the D. M. Perry estate and later at Fairview Park, aims to tour neighboring cities after the local show.

Indianapolis Theatre Guild Fairview Park Gitche Manitou Hiawatha Minnehaha Theatre Guild Carl Lieber Harry Pihl Lester Horton Helen Coffee Robert Green Thomas Snyder Butler College W. O. Bates Guild Martinsville

Arts and vaudeville bill shines at Palace and Lyric

Stars of Tomorrow headline the Palace show with Dean the De Marr twins York and Francis plus varied acts: acrobats contortionists and comedy with Marietta Craig and Gene Myrtle Moore. Screen offerings feature Dolores Costello in The Bride of the Storm and Hell's Four Hundred with Harrison Ford.

Dean de Marr Twins York and Francis Marietta Craig Lizzie Pat Bill Utah Gene Myrtle Moore Oliford Stafford Miss Stafford Dolores Costello Guith John Harron Margaret Livingston Harrison Ford Pathe News

Picture of Charles Berkell At English's This Summer

A photo of Charles Berkell, owner of the Berkell organization, taken at English's this summer, is being published without his knowledge.

Charles Berkell Berkell English’s

Indiana Theater Indiana Opens In May 1927

Plans for a new Circle Theaters Indiana building describe a 3500 seat main theater with a Washington Street entrance, a grand stage ready for any production, bowling alleys and billiards in the basement, dainty women’s rest parlors, men’s smoking rooms, a top floor ballroom, and advanced heating ventilation. Wrecking should start in 30 days with openings hoped for May 1 1927.

Block Indiana Black Middle West Bleck Uptown Circle Theaters Company

How I Knew the Dead Return Seance Theme

A fragmentary notice cites a Christian Spiritualist section at 188 W Nobb Street. It mentions a subject "How I Knew the Dead Return" with references to spirit messages, crystal gazer and psychic readings. The garbled text also hints at a Park Seance and motion pictures advertising.

Nobb &T Messag Rey Chas, H Gunsolus Crystal Gazer

So This Is Paris Party Hosts Japanese Cinema Figures

Monte Blue Lubitsch and stars Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller hosted a party at Warner Bros West Coast studios during filming. Guests included Mish Yaeko Misutani, star of Shochiku Cinema Company, which produces about fifty features.

Hrnst Lubitsch Monte Blue Patsy Ruth Miller Warner Bros. of Paris Warner Bros Mish Yaeko Misutani Shochiku Cinema Company

Circle Theater Company Names Officers and Directors

The article lists officers for Circle Theater Company including A. L. Block president Robert Lieber vice president F Gardner treasurer Leo M Rappaport secretary and Theo Stempfel auditor. They join H P Lieber and H C Hunter on the board of directors as in previous operations.

Circle Theater Company The A. L. Block Robert Lieber F. ©. Gardner Leo M. Rappaport Theo Stempfel H. P. Lieber H. C. Hunter Tha

Right of Thirsty Dogs Defended by Mr Fixit Letter

A reader asks if dogs may drink at a University Park fountain. Mr Fixit and Recreation Director support dogs drinking, noting a possible offense for digging in flower beds. The notice advises affidavits and complaints for dog law violations. Another reader asks for gravel on Tacoma Ave. between Washington and New York Sts. action promised.

Mr. Fixit MR. Smith University Park Gunstall Smith Jesse C. McClure Fyxit Tacoma Ave Washington New York Sts M.W

Radio Programs Schedule Notes Various Stations

Radio programs listed include M WEAF music segment, WGY music at 6 00 PM, KYW music, WDAF School of the Air, WEBH Sunday school orches tra, WIR Syphon concert and Kastring trio, and WNYC tenor pianist talk. WLS features orchestra and other station lineups follow.

WEAF WGY KYW WDAF School of the Air WEBH Eanasia Kastring Work of Congress WNYC Wceco Ad Davon

Concert Radio Schedule Highlights by Time

A list of broadcast times for music programs across stations KDKA PWX WGN KPRC WFAA WHAS WJZ WOC WOK KYW KMOX WBAP KFI WOAW with 7:30 8:00 8:33 9:09 9:30 and 10:00 airings.

KDKA PWX WGN KPRC WFAA WHAS WJZ Woc WOK KYW KMOX WBAP KFI WOAW

Fragmentary OCR Notes From Local Page

Fragmentary text shows garbled words and names from a local page. Readable items include stray references to a place or station and scattered proper nouns, but no clear event, date, or outcome.

Radio Schedule Highlights for Evening Dance Programs

The listing shows dance broadcasts across multiple stations including WHAS WPG WJAZ WTAM WGBS WJR WOR KTHS WMCA WRC WJZ WREO. Later slots feature WBBM WCCO WLIB at 10 and WJR at 10 10, with afternoon entries WFAA WDAF WEBH WFAA WQJ at noon.

WJAZ WTAM WGBS WJR WOR KTHS WMCA WRC WJZ WREO WBBM WCCO WLIB WFAA WDAF WEBH WQJ

Orchestra and Studio Programs Highlight City Sessions

A fragmented page notes music events at WGON and WMCA studios with terms like Apia andy and Capital punishment debate. Drawing Room Players sponsor films, while Red Schoolhouse and RNY groups appear in scattered listings.

Red WGON Apia Wijd WMCA

Trio jazz event sparks confusion in missing clues

A fragmented OCR note hints at a radio and studio orchestra lineup including GBS Hindu play names, KMOX KPRC references, WHZ soprano, and Serenaders. The garbled text mentions an orchestral setting and potential performance roles with uncertain details.

Ras Speue KMOX Ora Bone KPRC Rank Plie Ale Ie Ale Ie — Me the To Yn. Ss Ae: Orvheatr Ran — Pe 'Atuika Wikeshance Madig Sololsta

Radio Station Dial Listings and Concert Notes

A fragmented broadcast schedule lists Central and Eastern markets with multiple stations and call signs. It mentions a pianist piece and a gondola aria, plus a summer concert lineup, church services, a dance program, and an 100 FM studio listing with fees and dates.

Aduiversar Nate A. M Christian Church Uste Rae Fe

Presbyterian Church Services and Recital Schedule

WFBM 1045 lists church services at 2:00 at Presbyterian Church and 4:30 at Cable Tabernacle with an organ recital by Charles Hansen. A silent period is noted at 7:80.

Gt Presbyterian Cable Tabernacle Charles Hansen

Silent Sunday Radio Call Letters List

A concise listing of radio station call letters grouped by regions Central Eastern and Far West. The snippet presents many station identifiers such as CNRW KFKX WMC WHAS WGST WHAD KFH and others without context or narrative.

KFDM KFKX KSO WCBD WGBF WHB WHO WCAL WHAD CNRO WCAU WCAP WBJJ WHN WLIT WWJ Wcx WOO WBAL WGHB WTAG WRVA WJAR WTIC WCSH Far West KLX KOAC KWSC KOA Centralt CNRW WMC WIL WOT WHAS WGST KFH Eastern CNRT WIR CNRM WAHG WAAM WHAZ WRC WHAM WEAO WRYA WRNY KFOA CNRR CNRV CNRE

Wool Growers Elect Indiana Leader As President

T. S. Ferris of Pleasant Lake was elected president of the Indiana Wool Growers Association at a Friday directors meeting. Will L. Brown of Rushville became vice president and L. L. Needler of Marion was named secretary. The executive committee includes Ferris, Charles Poland of Fairland, and Anson Thomas of New Richmond.

T. S. Ferris Pleasant Lake Indiana Wool Growers’ Association Indiana Farm Bureaucration Will L. Brown Rushville L. L. Needler Marion Ferris Charles Poland Fairland Anson. Thomas New Richmond

Carr Tire Firm Program Monday at Firestone Studio

The Carr Tire Company will present a gala program from the Firestone studio Monday evening. It will be the last studio program until fall. Jack Carr will present season favorites including William Lynch and his Hoosier Nite Hawks, Stella Haugh, the Sunshine Girl, Billy McAfee and others. The request numbers begin at 9 and run to midnight. Carr Carl Foh and Bailey Fesler handle the microphone. Charlie Davis and his orchestra will broadcast from the Severin Roof Garden Tuesday and Wednesday between 9 30 and 11 30 p m.

the Carr Tire Company Firestone Jack Carr William Lynch Hoosier Nite Hawks Stella Haugh the Sunshine Girl Billy McAfee Carr Carl Foh Bailey Fesler Charlie Davis Severin Roof Garden

Hanna elected president of Lawyer's Club of Indianapolis

Charles T. Hanna was elected president at the annual meeting held at the Indianapolis Country Club Friday night, succeeding Paul G. Davis. Others elected included Milton Mangus as vice president Irving Fauvre as secretary and Volney T. Brown as treasurer. R. Earle Peters of Fort Wayne serves as Democratic State chairman.

Charles T. Hanna Lawyer's Club of Indianapolis Indianapolis Country Club Paul G. Davis Milton Mangus Irving Fauvre Secre Volney T. Brown R. Earle Peters Fort Wayne

State distributes nearly five million to counties for education

State auditor Hale C. Pickett reports nearly 5 million dollars allocated to educational purposes across counties over the last twenty years. Harris County has received 144,280.56 dollars during the period, with forty-six counties now ent a County.

Hale C. Pickett

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