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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-11
CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

a~s:sa-Goncert: Vocal Trio
~ .a0-Honr from VIZ
1l:o0-Oiehastra, Variety q hr.)
cao.2-WTAM.WEAR c!eveiand-io7o
6.n0-Jolly Jester: Dance Eand
..oo-Ed Mcconnell. Feature
S.ao-llour from WEAF
a.p0-Musieal Feature
lo:3o-Dance Music (t1s hrs,)
2ss.s-WHo Des Moines-iooo
e.0a--Decker's lowans; Radioet
1:ao-Fea:ure e. WEAF tSM hrs.l
10 .30-Classleai Program
3ss.a-Wcx.WJR Cetroit-7so
e:0o-Orcllestra; Boys: Entertainers
s:h0-Sanae as VIZ g hrs.)
1O:n0-ln ShadoWland: Dance
II :o0-Organ and Dance Hour
25e.5-WoWo RI. Wayne-fi6o
e.00-IIour OF Features
1:n0-Finance: Quartet
.:a0-WABG Programs a.: hrs.)
37o.2-Wcco Minneapolis. st. Paui-81o
G.o0-Pianist:: Musicians
.:00-WABc Conn.,: Music Box
S:00-Same as WABC uia hrs.)
3:30-Aristocrats: The Politicians
10.1a-Same as WARC 45m.)
l1:00-The Old Settlers
e75.1-kMox st. Lcuis-'oso
6.o0-At Twilight: Howard McLancy
1:un-Do lie Mi Quartet
7:30-Same as WABC f2t. hrs.)
10.e0-Organ. Willie and Lille
l0.S0-Dance Music uis hrs.)
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18
Prep and Pep

Anyone who wants to forget all
of their troubles in hilarious laugh.
ter need look no further than Fox
Films Prep and Pep" which is
to be shown at the Vashon Theater
Saturday, Jan. 10, both afternoon
and evening.
This is an engaging story of the
transition of a timid boy in prep
school to a courageous cadet, the
pride of all his fellow students
David Butler directed and the cast
is headed by David Rollins and
Nancy Drexel.
Prep and Pep" is the story Of
Cyril Reade. He Immediately is
expected TO live up TO the reputa.
ton of his father, Tiger Reade
the most famous athlete of the
school in his day. Cyril proves a
failure and the commandant and
his fair daughter, Dorothy, con
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

Meanwhile German aviator has
brought word to the American
camp that David has been killed
Filled with regret and a desire for
revenge, Jack takes off. All day
he telrorizes the German forces,
and, toward evening, while return
ing to camp, he sights David s
plane. Unaware that David is in
The German plane, Jack attacks
him and brings him down. David
is mortally wounded.
David, dying, is taken into a
snail French farmhouse. Jack
elated with his victory, swoops
down to cut the insignia from the
airplane. He discovers that he has
caused the death of his friend. Da'
vid dies in lack s aims.
Going through David's belong
ings, preparing to take them to Da.
yidis parents, Jack discovers Syl
VIA love for David. He is broken
hearted. Back home, the war over
lack discovers the girl next door
ard his love for Mary
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18
vAsHoN BIRD HAVEN
lContinued from page Onel

destroy 10000 canker worms in a
month, which calculation another
scientist believes FAR too low. They
are cheaper than sprays.
Mrs. Bailey gave observations
and facts about many other birds
that we see in winter, N the woods
along orr shores and in the water
all exceedingly interesting.
Every year members of the Au-
dubon Society Of Seattle, on a
given day in December, take the
census OF birds seen in and around
that city. The highest number Of
species recorded was in 1926
when a total of So was seen This
last year the fetal number Of in
dividual was l6.49l.
Should we have an Audubon So
ciety OH Yaslon- Maury Island?
Contributed.
Below is a little poem writer
by Mrs. Beckes for the occasion.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18
Notice of Sheriff S Sale of Real
Estate
Sheriff's office

State Of Washington, County o
K;nu IL
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18
WINGS

Continued from first page
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

win.
With their words of encourage
ment he starts fighting, making a
vow that he will live up to the
schools expectations and in the
smashing climax he saves Dorothy
from burning prairie.
This picture was made at Culver
Military Academy in Indiana and
is pictorial and colorful, showing
the inside cadet life at military
school.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18
WHooPEE!

How about that dress and suit
you wore New Years eveY We
can thoroughly clean them-You
will be surprised how reasonable
our prices are--Just phone even
ings Red 722-We will be glad to
call Puget Sound Laundry and
Dry Cleaners.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

Miss Lulu Needs arrived home
Wednesday evening after several
weeks spent in Chehalis with her
friend, Miss Koontz. She will re
turn 10 Chehalis soon to help care
for the aged mother OF Miss
Koontz, who is seriously i'll.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

Mrs. Emma McMurray, her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr., and
Ms. L. Nichols. arrived Saturday
for few weeks visit with Mrs
MeMurray's sister, Mrs r A.
Weiss. They drove through from
Walhalla, N. Dakota, via Califor-
mia, in a Buick sedan.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

News was received here last
week of the death in California of
"a D. Cowan, former resident
of the North End. He has been
in poor health for a long period
of time and his death was not m-
expected.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18
COVE C0LVAS
Mrs. R. E. Stafford


Mr. = Lovold ana Arthur spent
Mrs. Hunt Mrs Frost ana Dor
othy We're IN Seattle SATURDAY
Miss Louise iiotehSln spent sun
day at the frank SlegrlSt home
RUBY Earl and urliile hose ana
USiehl Niealf9orl VISITED IlleAdN
ID farad1Se valley ahd at center
sunday
were sunday guests al 'Ae Slai-
1914 nome oa rug OoiFas ROAD.
AlsS Mary moss Ac'llllan' au-
other toriLer ieatAer az Ooiu4,ola
was q WeeN-eho guest a. we ~, y
STAFFORD nome MISS McAiilan IS
located al = eaOila Ioiht now
Me- and Mrs Iellylk and sons
Ma''ln AUG olaAley atleaaea con ,i,
,irmatioh Se'VleeS at me betnel
LNangeiieal cnuFch IN oeaille sun
gay iilsy were guests OF hey
NufIlesJad aiter church
MISS y meta hirenen a 1Qr-
nlef Solnmola teae1gr' spent the
Frank Slegrlst. MISS hltehen mas
departmental work ~ the seventh
grade at Oak Lake TINS year.
inc ousy season mas begun at
ne u ; oelsrist hatchery FIVE
thousand eggs We're placed In the
incubator Monday From now on
untH the roses iileam gfoans rom
ING weary workers VIII pc inter-
Spersed Wltn the SaJHl eheep
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

A beautifully appointed Dime
party was given at Madrona
Lodge last Friday night, the DC
easion being the birthday of Lills
Roen. Ten people sat down to the
artistically decorated table and en-
joyed a dinner prepared and sery
ed IS only our Mrs. Pyle can.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

Mrs. David Mackie left Thurs
day for Portland, where she will
spend a week visiting We really
can't imagine Mrs. Mackie spend
ling a week friyolously. but hope
she viii have the best time ever.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

Miss Anna Woods, Pauline and
Clarence Weiss spent Sunday at
home visiting with relatives from
the East.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

Mrs. 7. c. ogilvy of Richland
Highland spent several days last
week visiting relatives on Maury
Island
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18

On last Saturday Chas, England
attended the regular meeting Of
the Board of Directors of the
Credit Exchange of Western
Washington, held at Tacoma.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-01-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. England en-
taiued at dinner on Sunday, Nj
and Mrs. Clifford MeneeS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
At G1rnnada

7. Morton Dopnoy, known az
BroadWays golden voiced tenor"
and Helen Chandler petite blond,
who starred in Booth Tarkingtou's
'Pcnrod" are the stars in Mothers
Boy" showing Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Granada
Popular song hits including III
Always Be Mothers Boy" Good
Little Bad Little You" Therc11 Be
You and l" and I'm Funny That
Way arc sung b. Downey and
ether members Of The cast Bar
bara Bennett, DoWncy's bride. also
has a part in the picture as has
Mildred Hunt, popular radio enter
taincr
William Boyd is the star in The
Leatherneck." an all-talker showing
a the Granada Thursday and Fri
DAY and Saturday. Alan Hale and
Robert Armstrong are cast as the
other twO-thirds of the Three
NIuSketeers' Of the marines. Diane
Ellis. q blonde beauty. who is new
conner TO the screen, plays the lead
ing feminine role.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Gloria VIII Sing and Talk Soon

with the idea of studying for tho
concert STAGE.
She was literally sidetracked into
motion picture career. instead,
when Mack Sennett induced the
nov famous producer-star to sign
a comedy contract.
And now the screens acquisition
of sound provides her first oppor-
tunity for an appearance in the role
Of singer as well as actress.
The TrespaSscr." a story of Chi
cago with a Lake Shore Drive back
ground. includes in its supporting
cast Robert Ames. as leading man,
Kay Hammond, William Holden.
Purnell Pratt, Henry B. Walthal
Blanche Friderici. Mary Forbes. lit
tie Wallv Albright and MarCella
Corday. It is Miss Swanson'S third
independently produced United
Artists picture
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

in going civic is for the chief pun
pose Of giving nine performances a
season in a 500 capacity auditorium
instead of 238 the present capacity.
IF sufficient funds are raised, the
board in control Of the Civic Thea
ter will be able to start work en-
larging the present Playhouse.
This will mean that indianapolis
is wisely building for the future.
Detroit has gone civic with the
Jesse Bonstelle management in
charge Of production and in Cincin-
natl. Stuart Walker is going civic
with a great organization back Of
him
Here in indianapolis is George
Sopnes. for years the leading direc-
tor Tor MI Walker here as well as
in Cincinnati.
Are VIC going TO sit calmly by?
Are We going 10 build the future In
dianapOlis in the right way? Now is
the time. The day is past for any
debate regarding the worth Of the
Little Theatre movement in this
country
BY going civic. charging its home
as well as its program. George
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Ina Claire
Talks Clothes

Ina Claire is a great believer in
the psychological effect of clothes.
The star Of Pathes all-talking pro
duction. The Awful Truth" makes
use of this psychology to the fullest
extent in the wardrobe she wears in
this motion picture version of her
stage success.
1T is not necessary that expen-
slve garments. or rich Innings be
seen to have a moral effect upon the
wearer." says Miss Claire And to
illustrate the point. she wears 2 rose
velvet wrap in the picture that is
lined with ermine. Another article
in her wardrobe is A fur lined bath
robe.
When women feel good clothes
on them their attitude reflects
them. continued Miss Claire. Pos
session has a stimulating effect and
display is not essential"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Lois plays in the all-FoX Movictone
picture True Heaven what would
you say in return to him?
The Times is Offering 50 iR cash
and five pairs Of tickets to the Lyric
for the best pieces Of dialogue writ
ton for these photos. each day. This
is the bird photo in : series Of five
to be published.
Send your "1Iovio-Djaiosue" for
this photo TO the CoDtos Editor in
care Of The Time before Sunday at
midnight
Get busy now. perhaps Your name
will appear there tomorrow.
True Heaven" will be the screen
feature at the Lyric theator for one
week starting Saturday. George
OBrien and Lois Moran are the
stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Somnes and all the others asso-
ciated with him is safe guarding the
amusement future of this city.
I have received word that Miss
Edvthe Elliott. former leading
woman for Charles Berkell here,
has had her great chance and has
succeeded. She has just completed
her tryout engagement in the new
John Golden play, When in Home, "
staged by Rachel Crothers, and
made such a splendid hit that she
was Immediately signed for the
leading role when it opens its
August
Have received a request from
three young ladies asking me this
question: I'VE are sailing for Eu-
rope soon. II you had time to see
only one show in New York before
sailing. which one would you see?'
! would see Street Scene by all
means. And the second that l ar
rived in London I would see Lynne
Fontaine and Alfred Lunt in Ca
price
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

With De Voc in his present act
is James Steiger. Who arranges the
music and songs and plays the piano
for the singer.
Steiger. as all music enthusiasts
know. is one of the country's most
celebrated composers. being respOn-
sible for the beautiful ballad. Look
ing At the World Through Rose
Colored Glasses"
Steiger and Dc Voc are close
friends and whenever the latter goes
on the road. his running mate may
be found right in step with him
The Kikutas Japs said TO be the
most proficient in their particular
art. arc to be the second under
scored feature Of the vaudeville bill
The Japs we're recently feature Of
the Palace, Chicago, vaudeville.
For those who enjoy fast and
snappv dancing. Moss and Manning
will be on hand to supply this. and
in poOdly measure This Young lady
and chappy recently with The New
York musical shows have put to-
gether an act that is the last word
IN speed and flash.
George OBrien and Lois Moran
are co-starred IN the picture. True
Heaven which will be Seen on the
Lyric screen this week. In True
Heaven. they are seen in 2 radically
different story from anything in
which they have yet appeared
It Is based on Judith q maya
zine story b. c. z. Montague and
has been adapted to the screen by
Dwight Cummins. Several massive
sets were constructed at Fox Hills
in WestWood for the picture
In the production George O'Brien
plays the role Of Lieutenant Phillip
Gresson. British officer and Lois
Moran is Judith. in the intelli-
gence service Of an unfriendly ma
ton.
While True Heaven" is wartime
narrative. marching troops and
fighting arc not in evidence. the war
serving only as a background.
The balance Of the Lyric program
includes a News Feel Aesop5 Pa
bles Comedv and music by the Lyric
theater orchestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Cantor to
Be in Big
Demand
His Body viii Be in One
Play and His Spirit n
Another.
TDD1E CANTOR. The rrepressi-

EDDIE CANTOR. the rrepressi-
- BILE, will soon sing. talk and
dance in two musical revues in New
York at one and the same time.
His body will continue under The
management of Florenz ziegfcid.
but his spirit will fash out from the
talking motion picture screen else
where on Broadway. al oil perform
anCes Of Earl Carroll S new
Sketch Boob" revue.
The novelty prologue. recorded
and reproduced by the RCA Photo
phone talking picture system will
bring both Cantor and Earl Car
roll before the nightly audiepces in
the Earl Carroll Theater
When Carroll announced his re-
vue he hoped to have Cantor write
and perform in it. but the lattcrs
engagement with the ubiquitous Mr..
Ziegfeld prevented The comedians
appearances.
Accordingly, Carroll carried The
scheme Of hts talking picture pro-
logue to RCA Photophone produce
ton officials at the Gramercy STU
dios in New York, where the Sug-
ge5tion for talking picture Of
Cantor and Carron matured into
reality
Surrounded by = group Of Earl
CAROLS beautiful show girls, Eddis.
Cantor and the producer were re-
corded by RCA Photophone in a
comedy sketch in which Eddie ct
fers an hilarious travest9 on con-
tract signing between authors and
producers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Is
Now at the
Colonial
Comedian Returns to the
Scene Of His Former
Success.

THE COMEDY roles Of Whirl-A-
/ Gig" singing and dancing
comedy at the Colonial next week
will be handed by Frank 4 Martin
and Eddie Ware.
Martin. Is ? comedian who recent
~ Joined the company and has ap-
peared with number Of musical
comedy stock and burlesque COM
panies.
Ware needs no introduction as the
clever yOungster has made hundreds
OF friends with the Colonial audi
ences.
Around the comedy bits and stu
atoms has been woven some novelty
stage numbers. dancing Specialties
and late song hits.
D. w. Griffith has chosen the TO
nance OF the low and the high born
as the theme for Lady Of the Pave
ment,' the feature picture produc-
ton. The principal players in the
production are William Boyd. Jetta
Goudal. Lupc Velez. George Faw-
Cett. Albert Cont ana william
Blackwell
The synChronized musical score
includes the Irving Berlin Theme
song Where is the Song Of Songs
Tor Me?" sung BY Lupe Velczc. Some
OF the most dramatic scenes in the
picture arc presented with dia-
lOcue accompaniment featuring the
principal players.
Johnny Burke. vaudeville head
liner. is starred in Mack Sennett's
latest talking comedy The Brides
Relation, which is also included in
the picture program for the week.
The picture all in dialogue tells the
story of Johnny and his brides
honeymoon trip to their relatives
farm
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Ethel Will
Jump From
Balloon
Sunday viii Be a Big Day
for All at Riverside
Park.

II THEL Pritchett will entertain
II Riverside amusement park
crowds Sunday afternoon with an
ascension and multiple parachute
leap from the sky.
A unique feature of the ascen-
sions made by Miss Pritchett is that
the huge balloon will be inflated
and sent skyWard under her person
al supervision she being the only
woman in the risky game OF para
chute jumping who puts up her
own balloon
The filling of the balloon. the
packing Of the bundle Of ChuteS and
the giving of the final word TO cut
loose, are always interesting pre-
liminsries to the aerial stunts Of
Miss Pritchett. and thousands of
park visitors always crowd around
the big balloon lot to watch the in
teresting work.
Riverside is enjoying one of The
best seasons in its history this sum
mer. it is asserted by Archie w
Golfer, general manager III spite OF
some bad breaks in the weather
during the last few months
The fact that shelter at the park
is ample for all in case of rain has
been a big factor in bringing the
crowds to the park, according to
Golfer, the big twenty-foot-W wide
concrete conCourse around the in
closure being almost entirely rooted
over.
The new skating rink. with it's i'm
mense floor and beautiful appoint
ments is proving q magnet for roll
Ter devotees. while the pony track,
skeeball alleys. archery courts, Jap
anese poker game. rife range, and
the many interesting games Of skill
arc vieing with the big coaster and
other rides in popularity
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Gloria Swanson has Just recorded
two song numbers Tor The Tres
rasser.~ her new United Artists all
dialog picture. filming of which
is virtually completed.
The music of one of the songs. as
vet untitled. was written by Edmund
Goulding. who also is author and
director of The TrespasSer. The
second song is a standard work of
wide popularity among music lovers.
Miss Swanson's singing brings to
fuiillment the ambition which
prompted her first visit to Holly
wood. Leaving the Essanay studios
in Chicago. she visited the Pacific
coast to consult a vocal teacher,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
viii Sing Many Scnw5

James 5. jones. noted colored
choir leader and baritone singer. is
10 sing several songs in the First
National-VitaphoDe picture. "Fas1
Life" which features Douglas Fair
banks Jr.. Loretta Young and Ches-
ter Morris. Jones has a nation
vide reputation as a spiritual singer,
and will present his own organiza-
ton at Hollywood Bowl this sum-
,,,er
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Film Test

The relative popularity of d
Vitaphone picture and stage
play was the object Of recent
test in San Diego. Cal, when
Warner Brothers all-talking
production. on Trial" played
at The Superba theatcr stimuli
taneously with the prcsenta-
ton Of a stage version of "On
Trial at the Savoy thcatcr in
the same city An accurate
check On the attendance at
both houses revealed that. al
though the Savoy ordinarily
does capacity business, it did
not have one full house dur
ing the week that Vitaphone
was its competitor On the
ether hand the Warner pic
ture played to standing room
every day and many patrons
who saw both representations
gave the unsolicited opinion
that the Vitaphone production
surpassed, the stage play and
was more satisfactory enter
tainment in every way
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
H4ndcufed Fify-Four Times

dialogue picture in which he por-
trays a very suave Testaurateur
whose supposedly respectable cafe
earns much more Of its income from
illegal liquid refreshments than
from solid edibleS.
Big News" IS high pressure
story of modern newspaperdom.
with Robert Armstrong in the fea-
tured role. Carol Lombard has the
leading feminine role in this talkie.
which was directed by Gregory La
Cava.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
M0ntyBhe Tale

Monte Blues next starring
picture is TO be Called Skin
Deep" an adaptation from
Marc Edmund Jones story.
lucky Damage" Betty Comp
son will he Monies leading
woman. Gordon Rigby will
write the continuity and Ray
Enright will direct. Warner
Brothers produce it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

To establish the indisputable
leadership in the matter of as
sen1bling the great of Broad
way. one thing alone remained
for Warner Bros. to do. That
also they have now &C
complished. The first talking
picture to star John Barry
more, greatest living actor, will
be Vitaphone production
presented by Warner Bros.
George Preedy's novel, Gen
eral Crack" has been selected
as his first Vitaphone story.
This will be an historic event
indeed for the speaking screen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Many Assist Glenn Trvon

The cast in support Of Glenn
Tryon and NGerna Kennedy in Bar
nun Was Right" by Philip Bar
thoIomae and Hutchinson Boyd in
cludcs Otis Harlan, Jay Hunt, Clar-
ence Burton. Basil Radford. Lew
Kelly and Israel Keith. Del Lord
is directing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
ROUNDING ROUND
B y 4 W447 r

KKTE ARE going for funds in this city right
w Of citizen desire to
see indianapolis the should be in the future
city filed with Just factories to make an a-round
churches Fairgrounds schools CIVIC
theater and the i6e
Little Aheatre 10 blossom orh
Indianapolis with its enlarged playhouse on
North Alabama street
eorce soes direction tells little Theatre
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Makes Personal Appearance

Leatrice Joy who is to star i'll
First ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pictures
is playing at Pacific Coast Orpheun1
theaters, where she is repeating her
eastern vaudeville successes. Miss
JOY will sing several songs in "A
Nest Immoral Lady her first pic
ture. Herman Ruby and NJ K
Jerome are writing them
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Sam Hardy recently had hand
cuffs clssped on his wrists for the
fifty-fourth time.
However. his friends need not
worry about the genial Sans in
generation just yet II is all in the
interests of art. since the good
looking Mr.. Hardy is one of the
foremost portrayers of screen VII
lains in the motion picture industry.
Sans latest sally of cinematic
crime is in Big News, Pathe all