Limberto the Broad Ripple Clown Headlines Riverside Park
Italian born clown Limberto, real name Paggliaco, stars at Riverside Park Broad Ripple this season. He performs extemporaneous shows for park crowds and joins others like Jae Broderick's dancing girls and a Chinese dragon exhibit. The park adds free athletic carnivals, balloon ascents, and a new miniature golf course with weekly wrestling and boxing events throughout summer.
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Paggliaco
Australia
South Americas
Aidan Tha Hie Tane
Park
Broad Ripple
Jae Broderick
Zoo
Delco-Remy
Riverside Amusement Park
Riverside
Fair Sex
Ethel Pritchett
Jimmie McLemore
Earl McKee
Fly Trouble Dominates Tiffanys Why Marry Film Sound
A sound engineer recalls how a tiny fly in a booth can disrupt recording more than aircraft and machinery during the Tiffanys Why Marry production. The scene at Grand Central Air Terminal saw planes and a cash register’s chime challenge microphones while a boy’s whistle forced a quick staff reaction. Lloyd returns to Feet First after illness prompting production rearrangements and a Honolulu trip set for June 7.
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Grand Central Air Terminal
Hollywood
Mike
J. Stransky Jr
Roscoe Turner
D. W. Tomlinson
Felix Preeg
Lloyd
Harold Lloyd
Honolulu
Meaning of Christian Discipleship Sunday School Lesson
A devotional overview by WM. E. Gilroy surveys the June 29 lesson on Christian discipleship. It traces the quarter’s focus from Jesus life to the Resurrection and Gethsemane, stressing the inward rule of Christ, the call to good citizenship, faithful stewardship, and the Gospel commission, ending with hopeful prophecy from Old Testament imagery.
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WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Jesus
Leaven
Christ
Gethsemane
Calvary
Holy of Holies
William Janney Aims To Gain Ten Pounds For Role
Hollywood actor William Janney seeks to add ten pounds by drinking cream and milk. He recently completed a solid role opposite Richard Dix in Square Dice and is set to star again. He keeps busy with hand work to maintain his physique.
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Hollywood
William Janney
Richard Dix
William Tye
Pupil Recitals Highlight Indianapolis Library Performances
A series of student recitals unfolds at the Indianapolis Public Library and other venues. Mary Traub Busch presents pupils with Mildred Baumgart and notable soloists performing works by Bond, Lehmann, Debussy, and more. Additional recitals at Third Christian Church and St Catherine’s Hall feature numerous students and teachers. R. H. Trojan wins the Proschnowski scholarship at the Chicago College of Music.
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Cropsey
Indianapolis Public Library
Mary Traub Busch
Mildred Anna Baumgart
Mary Willits Rogers
Harold I. Smith
Mustard and
Cress
Uartet
Mary Will Rogers
Mildred Baumgart
Graham Picexehnioner
Enor
Marie Antonia Nardo
Helen Stein
Robert Ledig
Louis ‘Isensee
Charmichael
Quilter
Barbour Mildred Baumgart
Secs Eee Res Debussy
Grace Parris
Third Christian Church
Marcella Wasson
Betty Westlund
Lowell O'Brien
Adele
Carmella Lobraio
Bethel
Florida Morical
Sterling Meier
Vera Kiefer
Louise Williams
Joan Jackson
Margaret Greenlees
Jean Foley
Joan Eccles
Thelma Powell
Dorothy Burroughs
Charlotte
Betty Fulton
Sidney Stevens
Helen Waters
Ruth Carolyn Keller
Edith Conroy
Virginia Stout
R. H. Trojan
Proschnowski
Chicago College of Music
Edward Nell
Voice
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Inherits Role Thomas Jefferson Stars in Just Like Heaven
Thomas Jefferson, son of Rip Van Winkle actor Joseph Jefferson, headlines Tiffany's Just Like Heaven. Born in New York City and trained in France, he portrayed Rip Van Winkle for 25 years and has been in films since early Biograph days, debuting in Classmates with Blanche Sweet and James Kirkwood under Mar shal Neilan.
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Thomas Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Tiffany’s
Mr. Jefferson
New York City
France
Rip van Winkle
Biograph
New York
D. W. Griffith
Blanche Sweet
James Kirkwood
Marshal Neilan
Ballroom to Close Tonight at Indiana Roof
The Indiana Roof ballroom will shut tonight as management shifts plans for a fall opening. Tonight is billed as a farewell party with Alvin Wall and His Club Bagdad orchestra performing requests and novelty acts. Devine, the ballroom manager, will tour other venues after the closing.
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Indiana Roof
Tom Devine
Devine
Alvin Wall
Bagdad Orchestra
Indianapolis
Patriotic Week plans stir theaters nationwide
Walter D Hickman reports Loew’s Palace joins a national Patriotic Week from June 28 to July 4 with an Independence Day film, patriotic music, and flag unfurling. Charles Curtis urges a mobilization of amusements to spread patriotism while Fitzpatrick’s Independence Day tribute showcases clay-animated founders.
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Loew's Palace
Charles Curtis
Loew
Faneetn Pinta Nnfontein
Lucw SO Falcoe
Curtis
Charles E. Curtis
United States
James A. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
Roger Sherman
John Adams
Hubert B. Livingstone
Virginia May
Rubber Check Bounces in Animal Crackers Screen Transfer
Harpo Marx performs a trick where a not sufficient funds check bounces across the stage and returns to the writer while he filches two neckties and a gold watch from fellow players. The scene is prepared for the Paramount New York studio transfer of the Marx brothers comedy.
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Paramount
New York
Studio
Harpo Marx
Harpo
Green Pastures Becomes Popular as Broadway Sensation
The 1930 Pulitzer play Green Pastures at Mansfield theater, New York, has reached five months of capacity shows and broken popularity records. Critics, editorials, cartoonists, and church leaders nationwide have embraced the production, spreading its influence across the country.
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Mansfield Theater
New York
Green Pastures
Sea God goes into production on Pacific island set
George Abbott’s second Paramount directing effort titled The Sea God begins filming on a Pacific island. Richard Arlen stars as a pearl diver adored on the South Sea isle, with Fay Wray and Eugene Pallette in support roles.
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the Sea God
George Abbott
Paramount
Pacific Ocean
Richard Arlen
South Sea
Fay Wray
Eugene Pallette
Pathe News Special Tracks Westward Flight Crew
Pathe issues a sound news special after Captain Kingsford-Smith lands in Newfoundland. The feature profiles Kingsford-Smith E Vandyck Saul Trish Stannage and details the planned epic trans Atlantic flight from Ireland to the west. Prints go to Broadway shows and nationwide outlets.
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Southern Cross
Ireland
Pathe Sound News
Kingsford-Smith
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
E. Vandyck
Saul
Trish
J. W. Stannage
Tiffany Plans Lavish 1930 31 Program From Tiffany Productions
Tiffany announced a big season for 1930 31 featuring lavish productions across novels stage plays and originals with musical scores. Authors include Sophie Kerr Harold MacGrath Frank Norris Tolstoi Mrs Williamson Maysie Greig Ursula Parrott Abraham Schumer Younger Blackwell Edwards Pearson. Six all talking westerns headline a busy year with Bob Steele stars and other names to be announced.
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Grant L. Cook
Tiffany Productions, Inc
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Tiffany
Sophie Kerr
Harold MacGrath
Frank Norris
Count Tolstoi
A. M. Williamson
Maysie Greig
Ursula Parrott
Abraham
Schumer
A. P. Younger
Nell Blackwell
Rowland G. Edwards
George Pearson
Mr. Cook
Bob Steele
Sophie Kerr’s Famous Novel, “Mareea-Maria
Mareea-Maria
Miss Kerr
Mareea
Maria
Mr. MacGrath
Frank Morris
Tiffany Executives
Moran
Lady Letty
Conrad
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