All Kids Klub Opens Safe Play Lodge for Indianapolis Youths
The Indianapolis Times promotes the All Kids Klub at Broad Ripple Park offering free membership to youngsters who clip and return a coupon. Members gain a safety pledge, park tours, film showcases with Sidney Jerome, and a free movie showing for button wearers. A June report notes Ben Underwood, under warrant for wire desertion, was killed during a bank holdup attempt in Kansas City, MO.
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Indianapolis Times
Broad Ripple Park
Times
Indianapolis
the Times
All Kids Klub
Sidney Jerome
Palace Theater
All Kid Klub
Marion
Ind
Ben Underwood
Kansas City
Jake Campbell
Grant County
Stella Dallas Starring Edythe Elliott Comes Alive on Stage
Edythe Elliott delivers a towering Stella Dallas performance with striking dress and bold voice. The Berkell company features strong turns by Bernice Marsolais and Larry Sullivan with Ed Munn, as the play blends tragedy and farce in a city theatre revival.
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Walter D. Hickman
Stella Dallas
Edythe Elliott
Charles Berkeill
Milton Byron
Byron
Miss Elliott
Stella
Thompson
Ed Munn
Miss Eliott
Leslie Carter
Jeanne Eagles
Berkell Organization
Helen Morrison
Bernice Marsolais
Ed. Munn
Larry Sullivan
Miss Marshais
Berkell Company
Bernice Marisglass
Stella Dallas shines on Indianapolis stage in strong performance
The review praises Miss Edythe Elliott as Stella Dallas for a career highlight on the Indianapolis stage, while noting Keith’s The Firebrand and Lyric’s Dancers a la Carte productions. It covers performances by George Gaul, Marie Adels, Charlotte Irwin, William Ingersoll, Aldrich Bowker, Valerie Cossart, and others, with mixed opinions on vaudeville acts and magic by Carl Rosini and Ted Marcel.
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Edythe Elliott
Stella Dallas
Indianapolis
Stella
Miss Elliott
Keith
George Gaul
Marie Adels
Benevenuto Cellini
Alessandro
Florence
Larry Fletcher
Fletcher
Charlotte Irwin
Miss Irwin
Alessandra
Ottaviano
William Ingersoll
Aldrich Bowker
Polverino
Berivenuto
Bowker
Philip Foster
Pier Landi
Benvenuto
Ascanio
Fred Stewart
Emilia
Valerie Cossart
Siscypar
Beatrice
Angelia
Regina Stanfiel
Stuart Walker
Keith's
the Observer
McCarthy
Sternad
Rosini
Ean
Ted Marcel
Sahib Malacca
Memory Contest Winners Chosen by The Indianapolis Times
The Indianapolis Times and Loew's Palace Theater announce winners of two memory picture ID contests with Lillian Gish as the subject. First prize goes to William Hantzis for a slogan about Annie Laurie and a $10 cash award. ten runners up receive Palace Theater tickets. Second contest winner is Bertha Tharp for Ramola with a $10 prize. additional ticket winners named.
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Indianapolis Times
Loew's Palace Theater
Lillian Gish
Miss Gish
Annie Laurie
William Hantzis
Broadway
Palace Theater
Arthur W. Hendricks
A. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Bernadette Mooney
College Ave
Virginia Harris
S. Alabama St
Irma Irwin
Alton Ave
Emily Marott
Kenwood Ave
Louis J. Metzger
N. Capitol Ave
Dorothy Kottlowski
Villa Ave
Bertha Tharp
Miss Tharp
Tenth St
Marshall Vandiver
Herriott St
Franklin, Ind
Esther Teague
Congress Ave
Claude Slusher
S. Butler Ave
Nixola Morton
W. New York St
Martha Mary Traut
E. Washington St
Leona Gorman
Vermont St
Helen Molloy
Lowell Ave
C. R. Martin
East B St
Greenwood
Ind
Phyllis Lonks
W. Noble St
Lebanon
Soldier Dies On Eve Of Visit To Mother
Mrs Mattie Tomlinson received a telegram announcing the death of her son, Set. Harry Tomlinson, aged 23, in Hawaii on June 20. Tomlinson had served in World War I and later with the American army of occupation in Germany, then assignments on the Pacific coast before Hawaii. He had planned to visit Columbus after twenty two years apart.
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United Preas
Columbus
Ind
Mattie Tomlinson
Set
Harry Tomlinson
Hawaii
Tomlinson
Mrs Lane Dies Suddenly in Noblesville Funeral Planned
Mrs Walter Lane, 72, died of apoplexy after visiting an undertaker with her husband in Noblesville Indiana. She arranged her own funeral earlier in the day and was stricken a few hours later.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
Walter Lane
Theaters Today Show Several New Bills
The Apollo screens Three Sinners while Dick Powell headlines the Circle. The Enemy plays at Loew's Palace with Charlie Davis at the Indiana. Flying Romeos is shown at the Ohio and Fountain Square unveils a fresh bill.
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the Apollo
Dick Powell
The
Circle
the Enemy
Loew's Palace
Charlie Davis
Indiana
Ohio
Fountain Square
Indianapolis May business review shows rebound and growth
The May report from the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce notes a general recovery from April slump across most sectors. Bank clearings and debits exceed 1927 levels, new building dips vs last year but rises vs April, 176 contracts valued at 4,855,800 dollars awarded, metal trades employment up, and Post Office receipts at Indianapolis up 8 percent vs May 1927 despite a 3 percent April decline.
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Indianapolis
Statistical Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Doctor at 83 Found People Preferred His Prescription
An old advertisement explains Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative from 1892. It argues against drastic purges and promotes use for constipation and related ailments. Readers are invited to request a free sample bottle by writing to Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
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