Indianapolis Opens Week With Gentlemen of the Press Feature
Indianapolis theaters present Gentlemen of the Press starring Walter Huston with Katherine Frances as the lead, Carnival Cocktail a stage act led by Charlie Davis and Joe Besser, plus Metro and M G M productions. The program includes The Trial of Mary Dugan with Norma Shearer, The Desert Song operetta in Vitaphone, Betrayal with Jannings, and Forty Minutes in a New York Night Club.
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Huston
Gentlemen OF the Press
Itaphone
The
Apollo
Mary Dugan
Loew’s Palace
Indiana
Paramount
New York
Mery
Progiertion
Walter Huston
Mist Francis
Stewart Walker
Publix
Joe Bresser
Charles Marsh
Frances Wills
Moore
Leve
Tis
Norma Shearer
Miss Shearer
Diffiult
B. Warmer
Lewis Stone
Raymond Hackett
Marys Brother
Bayard Veiller
M-G-M
Hollywood
Veiller
Eriil Jannings
Gary Cooper
Esther Ralston
Broadway
Jannings
Swiss Alps
Miss Ralston
Fannie Brice
Bobby Arnst
Ann Pennington
Pat Rooney
Jimmie Carr
Silver Slipper
Dessa Byrd
Louise
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanne Eagles
the Ohio
Palace
Emil Jannings
Circle
Lyric Theater Reopens Under New Management in May
The Lyric announces opening next Sunday under new management after extensive renovations. Improvements include cleaned interiors, redecorated lobby mezzanine and foyer, new lighting, draperies carpets, carved mezzanine furniture, stage draperies and screen, Western Electric sound, and a Vitaphone feature. Two veteran performers Marshall Neilan and Lloyd Hamilton are involved with the revival and will headline Keith-Orpheum vaudeville pairing with talking pictures.
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Lyric
Western Electric
Vitaphone
Talking Pictures
Indianapolis
Black Waters
Granada
Marshall Neilan
Lloyd Hamilton
Hamilton
Charley Chaplin
Lloyd
Neilan
Lyric Theater
Barbara Bennett
Bobby Watson
Beautiful Girls Contest Seeks Miss Indianapolis Title
Indianapolis ballroom hosts a Miss Indianapolis pageant with preliminaries on May 16 and 17 and finals May 18. Contestants include Florence E. Brooks Eleanor Graham Mary Virginia Hamilton Irene Hughes Dorothy McManamon Eloise Phillips Betty Sullivan Trula Mae Seal and others aged 16 to 25. The winner advances to a state pageant May 20 and possible international competition in Galveston June 8 with $5,000 prizes.
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Betty Sullivan
English Avenue
Trula Mae Seal
North Dearborn Street
Indianapolis
Tom Devine
Indiana
Indiana Theater
Galveston
Talking pictures arrive at Colonial with opening feature Lucky Boy
Colonial begins talking pictures this Sunday with George Jessel in Lucky Boy. The policy adds sound to the screens without altering stage shows, and new cast members join the company. Jessel, in his first full length talking role, plays a boy determined to be an actor and sings five numbers including My Mother's Eyes.
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Jeanne Eagles
the Ohio
Miss Eagels
O. P. Heggie
Reginald Owen
Herbert Marshall
W. Somerset Maugham
Miss Engels
New York
HE Colonial
Talking Picture
George Jessel
Jessel
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