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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1930
Page
8
Hollywood reports show production near normal as a survey notes many job seekers with about equal placements to the prior year. Central Casting cites influx of applicants from other trades. 9 months ending Sept 30 saw 197,311 placements versus 199,305 in 1929.
Colleen Moore, born Kathleen Morrison, will star in On the Loose by Benjamin Glazer at the English tonight and Saturday with matinee. eight weeks of road engagement under Arch Selwyn followed by a New York run and possible Paris Berlin London appearances. Sensational Africa Speaks screens at the Lyric with Ubangi tribe disc tradition and a six act vaudeville show.
Allen notes talkies increased casting difficulty as actors must speak their nationality’s language. In silent days studios could hire anyone with a beard for Russian roles, but now performers must be fluent, narrowing the pool to those of the correct nationality or language.
VALPARAISO Ind Oct 31 The local American Legion post launches a do your bit campaign to raise 7500 dollars to aid the needy during wartime.
A historical profile of Adolf Hitler noting his court battles over claims of Mussolini backing, his political maneuvering, and rise of the Nazi party from 1928 to recent gains in Thuringia. It describes his use of pledged violence and party organization to advance his aims.
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan orders all city cars kept in the municipal garage from 6 p.m. Monday to opening time Wednesday. Only one or two health department vehicles may leave. City offices close Tuesday as election day legal holiday.
United States Navy announces a program to speed design on shore construction totaling 14 million dollars authorized by Congress on May 14, 1930. Since July 1, the Bureau of Yards and Docks has let contracts totaling 2.9 million dollars. In Indiana, Bartholomew County churches schools and groups receive Armistice Day notices from Rev W H Wylie urging special exercises under American Legion auspices.
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