Two Chicagoans hurt as fatal Indianapolis crashes occur
Police report shows one man killed and numerous injuries from weekend auto accidents in and near Indianapolis. Notable incidents include James Loggie and sister Jennie Richardson injured in a crash with a furniture truck near Trader's Point. 69-year-old Henry Jacobs killed near Madison and Troy avenues. driver William Harris held on charges after a collision that killed Jacobs. several children and others injured in separate incidents across the area.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
James Loggie
Jennie Richardson
Loggie
Trader's Point
Willie Wade
Madison and
Troy Avenues
Henry Jacobs
Marion County Poor Farm
E.S. Martine
Jacobs
William Harris
Beach Street
Harris
Sammy Espie
McPherson Avenue
Charles Sharp
East Thirty-third Street
Nettie Davis
West Thirty-third Street
John Guthrie
Bond Street
James Southard
College Avenue
State Highway Commission
Lester Meador
East Riverside Drive
Otis Mullin
Arcadia
Bertha Hill
Ashland Avenue
Margaret Hoffmeyer
Highland Avenue
Donald Smith
South Bend
Constance Davy
North Harding Street
James Rosenbarger
Irvington Avenue
Margaret de Hoff
South West Street
Oscar White
Arrow Avenue
Edward Kepler
Coltee Sharp
New York Street
Emma Bond
Huston Street
Horace Bridwell
Yandes Street
Ike Dover
Bloomington
Three Live Ghosts and Jolson Scene in 1929 Film Review
A 1929 Indianapolis Times review covers Three Live Ghosts stage origins and Jolson in a weak vehicle Say It With Songs. It praises some cast members and musical numbers while criticizing Jolson’s performance and the overall quality.
Local Theaters Review Reveal Diverse 1930s Screen Offerings
Critic surveys multiple films and performances across Loew's Palace Circle and English venues. Highlights include Miss Mercer and McNaughton in Three Live Ghosts, Ian Keith and Dorothy Mackaill in The Great Divide, and Isle of Lost Ships with Noah Beery. Jolson's Say It With Songs earns praise only for Jolson's singing. Pedestrian production notes on Pygmalion Major Barbara and Riley Night at the Central Library finish with a list of local acts and a Forty-Second anniversary celebration.
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Thornton Freeland
Miss Mercer
McNaughton
Stuart Walker
Beryl Mercer
Gubbins
Mrs. Gubbins
William Foster
Ian
Dorothy
Mexico
Myrna Loy
United States Army
Keith
Squaw
Tan
Miss Mackaill
Ian Keith
Jason Robards
Virginia Valli
Robards
Noah Beery
Beery
Island of Lost Ships
Isle of Lost Ships
The
Circle
al Jolson
Jolson
Lloyd Bacon
Riley
Meredith Nicholson
James Whitecomb Riley
Henry C. Pfohl
First Presbyterian
Louise Schelleschmidt- Koehne
Alberta McCain Gaunt
Arthur Oberholser
Bernice van Sickle
Walter Partridge
Leone Meyer
Eileen Westover
Emily Yuckmat
Jean Walter
Betty Lou Moores
Barbara Smith
Helen Whitehead
Betty Jean Whitehead
Fanchon Fattig
Virginia Wilking
Betty Marie Starr
Meraline Walker
Gloria Field
Margaret Banaman
Radio schedule highlights from WLW and Chicago networks
The page lists a dense night of radio programming across WLW in Cincinnati and Chicago stations WGN WBBM WMAQ and others. It enumerates time slots for shows such as Polly and Anna the Glad Girls Amos n Andy Real Folks Empire Builders and various orchestras and concerts with network notes and station handoffs.
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Polly
Anna
Benrus
Masry’ Willsey
Cincinnati
Crosley ‘Dynacoll
Duro
Whitehouse
Marmon Roosevelt
Hamilton Tailoring Club
Empire Builders
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Clif Burns
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Polly and
The
Glad Girls
Jack Little
WBBMN
Cuncane Wet Orchestra
NBC
WGN
WHA
NBS
WLW
Columbia
WMAQ
New Movies Give Mixed Viewer Verdicts
Palace presents a refined all talkie version of Three Live Ghosts with strong direction and acting. Apollo offers Say It With Songs as Jolson’s weakest film to date. Circle debuts The Isle of Lost Ships as an offbeat, engaging option. Indiana’s The Great Divide earns solid entertainment praise.
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Palace
Apollo
al Jolson
Circle
Decatur Man Heads Indiana Field Artillery Group
Chalmers Porter of Decatur will head the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Indiana Field Artillery Association for the coming year after officers were elected at a two day reunion. Major Ernest Chenoweth of Portland was chosen first vice president and Frank A. Behers of Marion second vice president. Decatur was picked to host the 1930 reunion. A committee was named to draft resolutions urging Governor Harry G. Leslie to appoint Colonel Walter Unverson of Kokomo as adjutant general of Indiana.
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Ernest Chenoweth
Portland
Frank A. Behers
Marion
Decatur
Harry G. Leslie
Walter Unverson
Kokomo
Indiana
Has Band Why Shouldn’t He Smile Indiana Ballroom Hit
Connie and his dance orchestra are prominent in an Indiana ballroom as they draw crowds and gain recognition for their engaging performances and musical impact.
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Connie
Indiana
Indianapolis Radio Schedule Shared for WFBM WKBF
City stations list daytime through late evening programming for WFBM 1230 and WKBF 1400 in Indianapolis. Entries include musical hours, dramatic segments, Aunt Sammy, Columbia Noon Day Club, silent periods, and band performances by Duke Ellington, Abe Lyman, and others with times noted.
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A. M
Arthur J. Bernault
Aunt Sammy
Columbia
Harold Stern
Ambassador Orchestra
Celler Knights
Duke Ellington
United States Army Band
Coco Couriers
Davylight Corner Miraele
Burns Panatela Country Club
Banner Boosters
Gordon
Abe Lyman
Loneine
Julius C. Walks
Middle West Foreign Trade and Merchant Marine Conference
Shippers and Indiana manufacturers are set to attend the ninth annual Middle West Foreign Trade and Merchant Marine conference in Milwaukee, volume 18 and 19. Prominent speakers will discuss finance and trade topics from multiple perspectives.
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Indiana
Milwaukee
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Walter D. Hickman
King
Jimmie Gubbins
Charles McNaughton
Jimmie
Cockney
Indianapolis Times
Charlie Davis
Bobby
Jackson
Dessa Byrd
Littl
Davey Lee
Diana
Connell Turpin
Joe Lane
Virginia Walli
Dorothy Mackaill
English’s
New York Theater Guild
Barbara
Havana
Lyric
Girls In Blue
Mutual
Colonial
Tan Keith
WENR
Parmer
A& P Gypsies
WBBM
Chicago—Symphonic Orchestra
Edison Orchestra
Frank Black
KDKA
Uncle Joe and
Patto
Sousa
WHAS
Columbia Network
Panaiela Country Club
Southern Negro Life
Tomorrow’s Trib
Hungry Five
Amos
Andy
Kkdi
Chicago—News
KYW
Goldkette
Chicago—Dance Orchestras
Chapman
Nighthawks
Decatur Man
Colonel Unversaw
Deena Ae Cls
Eves
Theatre Guil
Bernard Shaw
Frieda Inescort
Elliot Cabot
Jane Wheatley
Dudley Digges
Percy Waram
Phyllis Connard
New York
London
FBI
Suckee
Billie House
Lora Lane
Paul Poe
Helen John
Anderson & Graves
Thomas Meighan
Burlesque
Ann Corio St Mretae
Irls
Crosley
Chicago Jewelry Co
East Washington St. Lincoln
Motion Pictures
Vitaphone Movietone
Granada
Virgin
Ana
Ee Greene
William Powell
WFBM
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting Company
Marott
Peerless
Royal Hawaiians
Beard Happy Brake Liners
Feeser
Vikings
Merry Makers
Vitaphone
Myrna Lou
George Fawcett
Jackson “Lets Go
America
Chartle
Butler
Northwestern
Sargasso Sea
the Isle
Featuring
ST. Lot
Fast Company
Jack Oakie
Evelyn Brent
Richard ‘Skeets
Schlosser’s
Michelin Tires
Public Service Tire CU
New York St
Yormans
Ee Ee
Jormans
Fletcher Crust
Jud
East Ohio St
North Penn St
Apollo Restaurant
Maryland Street
Lewis Furniture Co. United Trade-In
South Meridian Street
G & J Tires
Selig Tire CO
South East St
Buescher
Band Instruments
Pearson Piano Co
N. Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Delaware, Madison and
Ray
Drexel
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