Cinema Picks For Next Week At Local Theaters
No 1 Helene Chadwick and Kenneth Harlan star in The Re Creation of Brian Kent at Circle next week. No 2 Richard Dix plays a manly lead in Too Many Kisses at the Ohio next week. No 3 Virginia Valli Norman Kerry and Kate Lester in The Price of Pleasure at the Colonial. No 4 Leo Maloney in Across the Deadline at the Isis first half of next week. No 6 William Haines appears in The Denial opening Sunday at the Apollo. No 6 Dorothy Mackaill and Creighton Hale in The Bridge of Signs opening Sunday at the Palace first half of the week.
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Kenneth Harlan
Brian Kent
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Virginia Valli
Norman Kerry
Kate Lester
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Leo Maloney
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Creighton Hale
the Palace
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ZaSu Pitts
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T. Roy Barnes
Russell Simpson
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National Music Week lights up Indianapolis theaters with film musicals
National Music Week spreads through area movie houses presenting musical showcases and new releases. Elizabeth Holding and Marion Orth adapt The Price of Pleasure for Virginia Valli and Norman Kerry at the Colonial, featuring real department store scenes and a romance spun from class differences.
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Elizabeth Holding
Marion Orth
Virginisia Valli
Norman Kerry
Colonial Theater
Louise Fazenda
Kate Lester
George Fawcett
T. Roy Barnes
James O. Barrows
Marie Astaire
Edward Sloman
Miss Valli
Pathe News
Charles Puffy
Frank Owens
Cheatin' On Me
Bob Jones
The Denial at Apollo Delights with War Era Cast
A 1920s comedy drama The Denial plays at the Apollo with Claire Windsor Bert Roach William Haines and Lucille Rickson. Prologue and epilogue frame a main story set in 1897 with a Roosevelt impostor as a comic highlight. Mildred Hucking opposes her daughter Ly man Webb and a wealthy suitor Arthur as a Spanish-American War breaks out.
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Claire Windsor
Bert Roach
William Haines
Lucille Rickson
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Mildred Hucking
Lyman Webb
Arthur
Webb
Cuba
Mildred
Ezra Meeker: Last Oregon Trail Hero Returns in 101 Ranch Show
The 95 year old Ezra Meeker, sole surviving Oregon Trail adult cross, rides again as Miller Brothers' 101 Ranch Real Wild West and Great Far East features him next Tuesday. He crossed the trail at age 21 and survived Indian clashes and vast obstacles on the frontier.
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Oregon Trail
Ezra
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101 Ranch
Ohio Theater Brings Richard Dix Film Too Many Kisses
The program at the Ohio Theater features Richard Dix in Too Many Kisses with Frances Howard and a cast including Powell, Currier and Marx. Also shown are Across The Deadline Western Isis feature with Leo Maloney, Sea Legs Educational farce, and Rough and Ready with Benny Leonard Flying Fists episode Soft Muscles.
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Richard Dix
Ohio Theater
Gerald Duffy
John Monk Saunders
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Paul Sloane
Frances Howard
Franz Molnar
William Powell
Frank Currier
Joe Barker
Albert Tavernier
Arthur Ludwig
Alyce Miller
Paul Panzer
Lester Huff
Robert Gaylord
Basque Country
Pyrenees
Yvonne
Julio
Ravelle
Wainright
Isis
Leo Maloney
Clem Wainright
Dorothy Ravelle
Pat Rooney
Josephine Hill
Tom Lingham
Florence Les
Bud Osborn
William Farnum
Northlands
Benny Leonard
Raymond McKee Noted Actor and Hollywood Businessman
Raymond McKee, a motion picture actor, is described as a savvy business figure with multiple bungalow holdings in Hollywood, partial ownership of a theater, interests in an automobile company, and ownership of the Zulu Hut, an dining resort on Los Angeles outskirts favored by the city’s film and social elite.
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Raymond McKee
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Theater Guild to Debut Hiawatha Adaptation in Indy
The Indianapolis Theater Guild presents a one night revival of Hiawatha on May 26 at the D. M. Parry estate in Golden Hill. Test Dalton dramatizes the piece with cast including Mrs. Clyde E. Titus as Minnehaha and Lester Horton as Hiawatha. ticket committee led by Mrs. F. H. Windate.
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D. M. Parry
Golden Hill
Indianapolis Theater Guild
Test Dalton
Clyde E. Titus
Minnehaha
Lester Horton
Hiawatha
Carl L. Lieber
Nakomas
Worth Howard
Ruth Parry
Victor Richardson
Mellissa Jane Cornelious
Maurice Tull
Dorothea Hanna
Clara Stefler
James Morgan
Victor Mussawer
Stewart Springer
Ronald Constick
Maurice Brown
F. H. Windate
W. H. Hinton
C. I. Smith
Red Hot Mammas at the Capitol Debuts This Week
Lena Daley and her company premiere a condensed version of Red Hot Mammas at the Capitol starting Sunday. This marks the first stage appearance for the show with Jack Smoke Gray and Billy Bozo Mack in the comedy roles and a cast including Arthur Harrison Dorothy Alexander Lew Denny Tommy Seymour Lillian Emerson and new members.
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Lena Daley
the Capitol
Miss Daley
Jack “Smoke" Gray
Billy “Bozo” Mack
Arthur Harrison
Dorothy Alexander
Lew Denny
Tommy Seymour
Lillian Emerson
Berkell Presents The Fool at English’s with Augmented Cast
Berkell Players stage The Fool by Channing Pollock at English’s venue with an expanded cast drawn from Butler College drama students. The drama follows Daniel Gilchrist a WWI veteran minister challenging modern life while clashing with church, business, and labor.
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Daniel Gilchrist
Christ
New York
Forty years in vaudeville with Hale and son jugglers
Willie Hale of Willie Hale and Company marks a fortieth anniversary as a Keith Albee vaudeville performer. He first appeared in 1885 at the Keith Theater in the Boston Museum as a contortionist. Hale and his son Joe now present one of the world’s best standard juggling acts and have toured Europe nineteen times, with a possible twentieth engagement this summer.
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Vorty
Willie Hale
Keith Albee
Hale
Keith
Boston Museum
Joe
Europe
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