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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1930

Page

14

Charlie Davis Leads Band at Indiana Theater Gala

Charlie Davis headlines a gala week at the Indiana theater with two stage shows, Twenty Minutes of Whoopee and Dude Ranch, plus Burns and Allen in variety acts. Buddy Rogers stars in Safety in Numbers at Paramount, with the Big House at Palace and By rd at the South Pole at Circle.

Indiana Buddy Roggrs Paramount Charlie Davis Buddy Rogers Rogers New York Big City Buddy Josephine Dunn Carole Lombard Kathryn Crawford Geneva Mitchell Virginia Bruce Dude Ranch Burns and Kissen Darling Twins the Rangers Rodeo Jazz Lips Richardson Dessa Byrd Byrd South Pole Antarctic Circle Theater Polar Little America Civilization Balchen Admiral Byrd Circle Norma Shearer Ohio Chester Morris The Palace

Brookside United Brethren church observes third anniversary

The Brookside United Brethren church holds a day of special services for its third anniversary with Dr. Fred L. Dennis as morning and evening speaker. C B Murphy leads the Sunday school, 9 15 am, followed by a 12 30 pm basket dinner. An afternoon program includes former pastors and Elmer Casady with greetings from Dr. Ernest N. Evans.

Brookside United Brethren Church Fred L. Dennis D. D First United Brethren Church of Dayton C. B. Murphy Brookside Elmer Casady Ernest N. Evans Church Federation H. H. Wicks Forest A. Reed Indiana Central College Church Brethren At University Heights College Chapel A. G. Harman Charles Berdel L. O. Tomey Silas Ryker

Radio Pictures film captures commuters at Chicago station

A special train used in The Record Run railroad drama filmed at Union Station Chicago. Cameras recorded thousands of unaware commuters as crews shot scenes at the great terminal for Radio Pictures from a story by James Ashmore Creelman.

Chicago James Ashmore Creelman

Drama of the North at Lyric opens with first all talking film

The Lyric debuts ID COUGH ROMANCE the first all talking drama set in the north woods filmed on location in Cascade mountains Washington and featuring George O'Brien and Helen Chandler with Antonio Moreno Roy Stewart and Noel Francis. A four act RKO vaudeville lineup follows including Mildred Melrose in Dixie Valentines and Charlie Wilson aka Sol Weil highlighted as a homegrown talent.

North Woods RKO the Lyric Timber 4. F. Erickson George O'Brien Helen Chandler Cascade Mountains Washington Mr. Rainier North O'Brien Miss Chandler Antonio Moreno Roy Stewart Noel Francis Mildred Melrose Miss Melrose Charlie Wilson Charlie Indianapolis Sol Weil Schellschmidt

Swing High Circus Picture booked for Lyric week

Pathe's all talking Swing High stars a sixteen member cast led by Helen Twelvetrees Ben Turpin Bryant Washburn Chester Conklin Fred Scott George Fawcett Dorothy Burgess Nick Stuart Sally Starr Daphne Pollard Robert Edeson Stepin Fetchit Little Billy and Mickey Bennett headlined for the Lyric's July 5 showing period.

Pathe The Lyric Helen Twelvetrees Ben Turpin Bryant Washburn Chester Conklin Fred Scott George Fawcett Dorothy Burgess Nick Stuart Sally Starr Daphne Pollard Robert Edeson Stepin Fetchit Little Billy Mickey Bennett

Cliff Edwards Designs Glass Ukulele For Film

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedian Cliff Edwards unveils a glass ukulele designed for his next film. He plans to play it and break the instrument on a high note at the end of the tune.

Cliff Edwards Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

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