Garden of Eden opens at Loews Palace with Corinne Griffith
Corinne Griffith stars in The Garden of Eden adapted from a continental stage hit. The modern tale follows Toni Le Brun a Budapest cabaret entertainer who flees to Monte Carlo and hides as the baroness’s daughter while romance with Richard Spanyi unfolds amid a wedding that ends in a dramatic reveal. The program also features Mort Harris's Odds and Ends on stage and acts by Ossman Schepp Markel Faun and Joe Ross. The Hoosier Rockets close their run as Emil Seidel directs Palace Stage Orchestra with Lester Huff on organ.
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Garden of Eden
Loew’s Palace Theater
Toni le Brun
Budapest
Toni
Miss Griffith
Monte Carlo
Rosa
Richard Spanyi
Richard
Mort Harris
Rome
Dunn
Palace
Ossman
Sche
Zane Grey
John Waters
Jack Holt
Apollo
Holt
Grey
John Ballard
John
June Shelby
Sally Blane
William Powell
Fred Kohler
Guy Oliver
Roscoe Karne
Little Tim Holt
Jack
Movietone
Vitaphone
May McAvoy
California
Jack Haley
Flo McFadden
Jannings to star in Sins of the Fathers by Berger
Emil Jannings will appear in the new film Sins of the Fathers directed by Ludwig Berger former director of UFA Berlin. The program also features The Circle Comets dance routine and a Rhapsody in Blue inspired Revue in Blue.
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Ludwig Berger
UFA Films
Berlin
Emil Jannings
Circle Comets
Harold Teen debuts on screen at Circle theatre
Harold Teen enters film with Arthur Lake as Harold and Alice White Giggles in a Circle Theatre program teaming with Revue in Blue. Cast includes Mary Brian Lillums Jack Duffy Grandpop Lucien Littlefield Dad Jenks and Dick Powell. The feature blends youth romance with a lively stage revue and circus-style acts.
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Harold Teen
Arthur Lake
Alice White
Mary Brian
Jack Duffy
Lucien Littlefield
Dad Jenks
Dick Powell
Ed Rosener
Dessa Byrd
Lovewell
Ginger Rogers
Walter Nilsson
Shannon
Sanna
Wallace
Additional Prizes for Hoosier Salon in Chicago Notes
The fifth Hoosier Salon runs January 26 to February 12, 1929 at Marshall Field picture galleries Chicago. New prizes include Indiana Limestone Companys repeat prize and a $200 sculpture prize. Also listed are various art and music acts with names such as Arjorie Alexander Constance Davy Mary Moore Roland Helen Owen and more.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Indiana Limestone Company
Monon Railway
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
The
Monon
Art League of the State Normal School
Terre Haute
Hoosier
Indiana
Lawrence A. Downs
Illinois Central Railway
Arjorie Alexander
Constance Davy
Mary Moore Roland
Helen Owen
Metropolitan School of Music
Marott Hotel
Phi Tau Delta Sorority
Technicolor Uprising for Richard Dix Film Redskin
Studios announce All in Color Richard Dix production Redskin will be filmed entirely in technicolor. Louise Brooks cast as an Indian girl in the new picture. Emile Chautard joins the cast of Out of the Ruins from Richard Barthelmess project.
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Richard Dix
Emile Chautard
Richard Barthelmess
Giggles Actress Alice White Shines in Harold Te Film
The newspaper notes Alice White plays Giggles the vamp in the Harold Teen film adaptation. The character troubles Harold, and the feature opens today at the Circle cinema.
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Harold Teen
Carl Ed
Harold
The
Circle Theater
Giggles
Alice White
Harold Te
Circle
Parachute Race and Rifle Exhibition At Riverside Park
Riverside Amusement Park offers free weekend attractions headlined by a parachute race Sunday afternoon featuring the Shafer brothers with the younger making his first air ascent. The Mansfield Troupe will perform a sharpshooting exhibition with a challenge to Indianapolis police. Local officials plan a large Fourth of July celebration with additional free acts including three girl balloonists and a high diving act.
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Patsy Ruth Miller
Ralph Ince
Ohio
Will Rogers
America
Rogers
Louise Fazenda
Riverside Amusement Park
Shafer
Claude Shafer
Riverside
Mansfield
Indianapolis
Frank Mansfield
Hungarian dramatist adapts The Squall for stage film
Adapting Squall Lajos Biro the Hungarian dramatist writes the adaptation and continuity of The Squall soon to be made from the famous stage success. Pola Negri has left for Europe to work on her new production Woman from Moscow and is accompanied by her husband Prince Se Mdivani on a months' vacation voyage.
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Lajos Biro
Europe
Pola Negri
Woman From
Moscow
Prince Se Mdivani
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