Stage Play Turns Out As Good Film On The Flame
A Colorful review notes Song of the Flame becomes a successful screen operetta with Bernice Claire and Noah Beery delivering strong performances. It praises the musical movements and stage-to-screen dignity, while selecting the Circle as the current venue with several other films playing citywide.
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All Russia
Claire
Alexander Gray
Prince
Noah Beery
Beery
Alice Gentle
Inez Courtney
Bert Roach
Son of the Flame
Indianapolis
Circle
Cornell Turpin
Ofne
Ingagi
Ohio
Marinu
Indiana
Mammy
Apollo
Hell Harbor
the Palace
Lyric
Playhouse
Rodeo
Colice Ae Fairgrounds
Kura Mutual
George Fares
Colonial
Gorillas Not Human Ancestors Say Scientists
United Press reports fourteen papers at a seven hour symposium by the American Society of Mammalogists at the American Museum of Natural History concluded that the gorilla is a distant cousin of man but not an ancestor.
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United Press
New York
American Society of Mamphalogists
American Museum of Natural History
Fu Manchu Returns in Talking Screen at Indiana
Warner Oland reprises the death dealing role with Fu Manchu back in town. Neil Hamilton is part of the cast as the feature appears at Indiana venues.
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Fu Manchu
Warner Oland
Neil Hamilton
the Indiana
Nominees Named for Indiana Odd Fellows Grand Officers
The Indiana Order of Odd Fellows named candidates for grand master and other officers at the semi annual state convention. Harry C. Rockwood of Indianapolis and a slate including Golden Smith and W. L. Morgan were nominated for key posts with several others proposed as grand warden grand secretary treasurer and trustee. Retiring grand master W W Zimmerman was also nominated as grand representative for the upcoming sovereign lodge meeting in Indianapolis.
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Harry C. Rockwood
Indianapolis
Indiana Order of Odd Fellows
Golden Smith
New Albany
W. L. Morgan
Union City
L. A. Handley
Richmond
E. G. Emerson
Elkhart
D. W. Bell
Orwell
Arthur Green
Marion
G W. Freeman
Kokomo
Ernest Barrett
Senate group fights Navy treaty grows in size
The anti treaty faction in the Senate gains recruits as President Hoover weighs options. Johnson Hale Oddie and others urge postponing debate to next winter while Waterman Shipstead join the group and push for delayed consideration rather than an immediate vote.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Johnson
Cal
Hale
Oddie
Nev
Waterman
Shipstead
F. L
Minn
Johnson- Hale
County crime at Low Mark in six years
Sheriff George L. Winkler reports Marion County sees crime at a six year low as May prisoner counts drop to 122 from 250. He credits police sheriff patrol cooperation and radio squad cars with reducing incidents and jail costs while noting past months held as high as 400.
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Marion County
George L. Winkler
Winkler
Chance to win free air ride contest announced
The Times invites entries for a prize drawing offering a fifteen minute air ride for one person and ten ten minute rides for near matches and best essays. Ten Lyric theater tickets will go to the next ten nearest correct entries. Charles E. Cox Jr. Curtiss-Wright Flying Service assistant general manager will help judge with Lyric staff.
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Lyric Theater
Charles E. Cox Jr
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Times
Lyric
Curtiss- Wright Flying Service
Planes Named in Times Lyric Curtiss Spenser Contest
The Times Lyric and Curtiss Wright Flying Service sponsor a four day contest to identify five modern aircraft from photos. Entrants name monoplane or biplane, write a 100 word essay on aerial transportation, and submit to the Aviation Contest Editor by midnight May 31. First prize offers a twenty minute city flight for two from Mars Hill airport.
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Curtiss Spenser
Times
the Times
the Lyric
Curtiss-Wright Mars Hill
Cleveland Out Of Fifth Place
Cleveland’s 1930 population is 901,482, a gain of 104,641 since 1920. The census shows the city has dropped from fifth to sixth place as Los Angeles grows faster, though Cleveland hopes not to go lower.
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United Press
Cleveland
Bureau of Census
Washington
Los Angeles
Desertion suit filed by Mrs Grace Moon McDonald
ST LOUIS May 23 Mrs Grace Moon McDonald wife of Stewart McDonald former president of Moon Motor Car Company here charges desertion in a suit for divorce filed here.
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U S Acts to Build Biggest Merchant Fleet
The United States Shipping Board, backed by a $250 million loan fund under the Jones-White act, has advanced about $93 million to loan American shipbuilders. Plans call for 34 fast vessels to ply U S trade, with 22 passenger cargo ships and 12 tankers, designed for potential naval use in war or national emergencies.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
State Department
Senate
United States Shipping Board
Navy Department
Realty chiefs lauded for fourteen former presidents
Fourteen former presidents of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board were honored Thursday at the weekly meeting at the Lincoln. Honorees included J. A. Egbert of Cleveland James S Cruse J Edward Morris William E Bush William L Elder Thomas F Carson Joseph J Schmidt E L Cathrell Scott R Brewer John R Welch Frank E Gates L H Lewis Emerson W Chaille and E Kirk McKinney.
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Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Lincoln
J. A. Egbert
Cleveland
James S. Cruse
J. Edward Morris
William E. Bush
William L. Elder
Thomas F. Carson
Joseph J. Schmidt
E. L. Cathrell
Scott R. Brewer
John R. Welch
Frank E. Gates
L. H. Lewis
Emerson W. Chaille
E. Kirk McKinney
Railroad Shortens Route to Cut 65 Miles
The interstate commerce commission approved steps to allow the Cotton Belt railroad to establish a new St. Louis to Memphis route that would be sixty five miles shorter than the current line.
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Washington
Cotton Belt Railroad
St. Louis
Memphis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Former City Man Escapes State Reformatory Attempt
A Marion burglary case led to a May 17 sentence for Perry after he allegedly attempted to escape the state reformatory. He was transferred to the Michigan City state prison pending further action.
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State Reformatory
Aim
Michigan City
Perry
Marion
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