Ann Harding stars in Girl of the Golden West at Indiana
Ann Harding leads in Girl of the Golden West a First National Vitaphone drama now showing at the Indiana. Supporting cast includes James Rennie Harry Bannister Ben Hendricks Jr J Farrell MacDonald George Cooper Johnny Walker and Arthur Stone with John Francis Dillon directing.
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Publix
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Berinoff
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Margaret McKee
Billy Farrell
Dad
Fred Frane
Huston to Play Very Big Role in The Criminal Code
ALTER HUSTON former stage star and one of the screen’s most important recruits has been awarded the leading masculine role in Columbia’s The Criminal Code. Howard Hawks will direct this production listed among the Extended Run Giants. Huston’s strong character delineations have earned him choicest film parts after Broadway success in Desire Under the Elms The Barker Elmer the Great and Gentlemen of the Press.
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Audible Screen
Columbia
Howard Hawks
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Houston
Mr. Pitt
Elmer the Great
Abraham Lincoln
Fay Wray Cast Opposite Richard Arlen in North of 36
Fay Wray is set to play opposite Richard Arlen in the film North of 36. Paramount announced the casting, marking a notable pairing for the production.
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Fay
Richard Paramount
Fay Wray
Richard Arlen
Ferdinand Schaefer Forms Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ferdinand Schaefer, longtime local music figure, has organized a new Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. The ensemble consists of prominent city musicians and rehearsals are underway to ensure an early concert.
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Ferdinand Schaefer
Indianapolis
Dramatic and comic star pairings headline cinema openings
Charles Farrell and Rose Hobart star in Liliom at the Apollo. Joe Cook leads Rain or Shine at the Lyric. Clive Brook appears in Anybody's Woman at the Ohio. Ann Harding draws crowds for Girl of the Golden West at the Indiana. Buster Keaton brings a war comedy Dough Boys to the Palace. Harry Green is prominent in The Spoilers at the Circle.
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the Palace
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Petratone News
Walt Pisney Silly Symphony
Grantland Rice
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Liliom
Franz Molnar
Fox Movieton
Apollo Theater
Julie
Charles Farrell
Frank
Hungary
Rose Hobart
Molnar
Estelle Taylor
H. B. Warner
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
The
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Joe Cook
Ann Harding
Indiana
Harry Green
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale opens fifty third season
The Indianapolis Matinee Musicale begins its fifty third season with a musicale and reception for president Mrs. Robert Blakeman at the Herron Art Institute on October seventeenth. Florence Springer Starr of Bluffton will headline with accompanist Mrs. S. K. Ruick, while the group curates its own artist series including the Marianne Kneisel string quartet on January ninth and Frieda Klink on March sixth. Hans Barth will perform at Caleb Mills hall in two concerts featuring a quarter tone piano debut in Indianapolis, with a preparatory harpsichord recital and piano works for a children friendly afternoon program.
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Herron Art Institute
Charles N. Williams
Florence Springer Starr
Bluffton
Ind
S. K. Ruick
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale
Indianapolis Civic Music Association
Marianne Kneisel
Frieda Klink
Hans Barth
Caleb Mills Hall
Orchard School
W. D. Gatch
Barth
New Hiroshige Prints Shown At Institute Exhibition
In the print room of the Art Institute, prints by Hiroshige, famed master of color prints, depict scenes along the Tokaido road from Edo to Kyoto. Fifty three stations form the setting for works from a first 1834 series and two others, with twenty one prints on display. The show compares the three series, noting changes in treatment and the artist's continuous originality.
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Art Institute
Hiroshiga
Uedo
Kyoto
Hiroshige
They Travel Amos and Andy In Hollywood Circuit
The duo have completed a round of Hollywood circles during the filming of their first talkie Check and Double Check at RKO. Recently they visited the ranch of William S. Hart near Sangus as part of their outlying districts tour.
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Andy
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Beverly Hills
Malibu Beach
RKO Radio Pictures
William S. Hart
Sangus
Dancer Frau Lies Fox Visits Indianapolis For Gymnastic Course
Frau Lies Fox head of the Mary Wigman school in Munich will open a ten week gymnastic dancing course for forty women at the Ruth Page studio on the Page estate with possible future men’s classes. Civic Theater notes report George Samuel’s Cape Cod stint and a postponed opening for the 1930 31 season as the theater rebuilds its finances and public interest grows.
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Ruth Page
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Civic Theater
George Samuel
Indianapolis
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Somnes
John Kautz
Playhouse
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Junior League of Indianapolis
Dance trends favor growth at Indianapolis roof ballroom
Tom Devine, manager, cites a 75 percent rise in Indianapolis dancers since 1927, linked to better facilities and changing styles. He notes the camel glide prep for fox trot and waltz, plus a hop era attracting more collegiate students, while music remains steady with blues and hot-sweet numbers as Al Sky and his orchestra perform.
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Tom Devine
Indianapolis
Devine
al Sky
Memorial Services for Milton Sills Held by Academy
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences held memorial services for Milton Sills former executive committee member. The church was crowded with fans mourning the famous actor's passing.
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Milton Sills
Lindbergh Declines MGM Offer for Film Work
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh rejects MGM bid to act or write an aviation story. The deal would have paid about 500000 dollars, but he declined the assignment.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
MGM
Rain or Shine film at Lyric features Joe Cook cast
The Lyric showcases Colum Pictures adaptation of Rain or Shine, starring Joe Cook from the stage version with Joan Peers and William Collier Jr. The program includes six acts of RKO vaudeville, acts by M. Marinoff and His Russian Canine Actors, and European acrobats Bruno Weise and Company, plus short films.
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the Shannons
Comedia
America
Tom Howard
Dave Chasen
Louis Fazenda
Joan Peers
William Collier Jr
Paxton
M. Marinoff
Jean
Hazel Kennedy
Jack Adams
Little Symphony
Bruno Weise
Bob
Margie du Pont
Movement to compel Will Rogers to present Lipton yacht
What began as a joke has become a push to force Will Rogers to present Sir Thomas Lipton with a yacht and loving cup. Jimmie Walker the New York mayor is accepting dollar subscriptions to fund the gesture.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Jimmie Walker
New York
Bert and Robert Rehearse New RKO Comedy Hook Line and Sinker
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey are in rehearsal for their next starring film. The project titled Hook Line and Sinker proceeds under RKO with the duo in lead roles.
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Robert
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Hook, Line and Sinker
RKO
Laurel and Hardy Start Another Two-Reel Comedy
Laurel and Hardy have begun work on a new two reel comedy titled Another Fine Mess.
Mushrush Expands Staff and Adds New Dances at Lyric Ballroom
E W Mushrush dance manager expands his Lyric ballroom staff by six instructors after large classes last week. He will offer Chicago Stomp and retain Curtis Thompson and his Rhythm orchestra for an open period. Three waltz nights weekly plus popular movie tunes and slow numbers draw both old and young dancers. Dancing runs 8 30 to 11 30 nightly with a special ballroom price for those only attending.
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Lyric Ballroom
E. W. Mushrush
Mushrush
Chicago
Curtis Thompson
Lyric’ Theater
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