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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1930

Page

12

William Gillette at English's Monday Night Read

In March 1930 William Gillette returns to the stage for a farewell tour with an Englich's engagement for two days on Monday night March 31. His influence on acting and playwriting is recalled as he plans to perform Sherlock Holmes again.

William Gillette Englich Nene Gillette Paul Spor Indiana Theater Charlie Davis Ruth Osborne the Colonial Kate Bryan English’s Eyrewell Sherlock Holmes Arthur Conan Doyle

Singer to Top Bill at Lyric

The Lyric presents The Big Party a Fox Movietone feature with Sue Carrol Dixie Lee Walter Catlet and Frank Albertson leading a romance tale of a shop girl and two suitors set in New York life including a Fifth Avenue apartment and a modiste's shop. Nancy Gibbs headlines a vaudeville act with a nine male chorus and a South themed musical romance Dear Little Rebel plus Vic Oliver Half Pint and Bob Bobby and Bud King acts along with short films and Aesop's Fables.

Melody Backoe Fox Movietone Ooes Lyric Inis New York Fifth Avenue Sue Carrol Dixie Lee Walter Catlet Frank Albertson Jack Smith Richard Keene Elizabeth Patterson Charles Judels Douglas Gilmore Dorothy Brown Ancy Gibw Miss Gibbs Gagland Monsieur Beaucaire Gilbert Miller Booth Tarkington Nancy Gibbs Maritza Vic Oliver Europe

Watercolor Exhibition at Marott Hotel by Herron Institute

John Herron Art Institute presents twenty paintings from five artists in the Art Arcade of the Marott hotel. William Forsyth and Paul Hadley teach, Anna Hasselman curates, Dorothy Eisenbach studies in Philadelphia, and Carolyn Bradley teaches at Manual Training High School. Works reflect summer painting trips and local scenes. Open through April. public welcome.

John Herron Art Institute Marott Hotel Dorothy Eisenbach Carolyn Bradley Anna Hasselman Paul Hadley William Forsyth Philadelphia Manual Training High School Europe

Russian Honeymoon at Sutherland Players Stage

The Sutherland players present the fifth 1929-30 season production A Russian Honeymoon translated from the French by Mrs. Burton Har rison next Monday and Tuesday March 31 and April 1 at 8 15 at the Sutherland Presbyterian church. Norman Green directs the comedy with Lora Frances Lackey as Poleska de Fermstein and Norman Green as Alexis Petrovitch.

Eugene Scribe Burton Harrison Sutherland Players Sutherland Presbyterian Church Madison Square Theater New York Poland Gustave Count Woroffski Poleska de Fermstein Ivan Alexis Petrovitch Alexis Petruchio Katherine Norman Green Lora Fances Lackey Wil Joe Foy Vladimir Louise Shipman Micheline Ruth Brown Demetrovich Edward Green Ossip Norman Hutchinson Bernice Mitchell Young Russell Young Carl Tezzman

Irvington talk on Gypsies and Their Music by Dr Walter Starkie

Dr Walter Starkie will lecture on Gypsies and Their Music illustrating with his violin on Monday night at the auditorium of Irvington school No. 57. He will be accompanied by Miss Anita Wandell and introduced by Harold Winslow of Manual Training high school. The talk is the third in a series sponsored by the Irvington Union of Clubs.

Walter Starkie Irvington School No Anita Wandell Harold Winslow Manual Training Irvington Union of Clubs

Civic Theatre opens The Silver Cord in Indianapolis

The Civic Theatre presents Sidney Howard's The Silver Cord in Indianapolis with Grace Clark Pierce as the mother. George Somnes selects it as the sixth season offering, running eight consecutive nights through Saturday April 5. The play centers on a zealous mother who guides her two sons, a role first created by Laura Hope Crews in New York.

Civic Theatre Indianapolis Sidney Howard George Somnes Guild New York Laura Hope Crews Grace Clark Pierce Tudor Hall Teachers’ College

Two Black Crows in the A. E. F. filming dogs used

Seventy nine dogs will be used for scenes in Moran and Mack's second Paramount starring picture. Rennie Renfro supplied fifty six canines from his kennels and borrowed the remainder from friends.

Moran and Mack Paramount Rennie Renfro

Lee to Direct Again for Fu Manchu Sequel

Rowland V. Lee, who directed The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu, is set to direct Paramount’s Return of Dr. Fu Manchu, the studio’s sequel to the first film.

Rowland V. Lee Dr. Fu Manchu Return of Paramount

Rounding Round Theaters and Private Laughs

Miss Cowls private life laughs at a midnigh screen event as Krazy Kat cartoon brings laughter. Critics praise Marie Dressler in Anna Christie while Bloomington notes Jordan River Revue cast vigor and standout numbers. Publicity lists upcoming tour dates in Bloomington Fort Wayne Muncie Indianapolis Evansville April shows and new film casting at Paramount with Let's Go Native.

Miss Cowl Flex Anna Christie Sir Guy Standing Miss Cow Marie Dressler

Haresfoot Set to Stage Button Button at English's

Haresfoot to be staged at English's on April 11 as the thirty second annual University of Wisconsin production. Rehearsals bustle with smoke, wigs, and cigarets while director Parnell and dance chief Edgar Schooley push a lively cast of women portraying men in a witty farce titled Button Button.

Parnell Button University of Wisconsin Haresfoot Club Haresfoot Powers Edgar Schooley Flo Ziegfeld Mr. Schooley Haresfoot Productions

Lattice Howell Signs New MGM Contract

Lattice Howell, a young soprano seen in My Maryland and signed by MGM three months ago, receives a new contract as one of the era's most promising new screen actresses. She just completed a featured role in Ramon Novarro's The House of Troy.

Lattice Howell Maryland Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Miss Howell Ramon Novarro

The Llano Kid pronounced Yahno Kid in The Texan

Gary Cooper plays a character named The Llano Kid at Paramount studios with the pronunciation Yahno Kid noted in early credits and promotional material. The remark reflects studio-era how-to-pronounce guidance for Western star roles.

Studio Paramount Studios Hollywood The Gary Cooper

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