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The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-12
FEAST DAY CELEBRATED
5000 Attend Annual Event of
Orphans Home.

5000 Attend Annual Event OF
Orphans Home.
The annual feast day of the Gen.
ersl Protestants Orphans home,
l404 South State avenue, was at
tended by over eight thousand Sun
day, the celebration marking the
sixty-second anniversary of the
founding of the home.
The Rev. Robert G. Kuebler,
pastor of Friedens Evangelical
church conducted morning services,
and the childrens' choir, under the
direction of Miss Freda Brown, gave
a program Under the direction OF
Charles Grossart, city street COM
missioner. a boys quartet sang and
during the afternoon the Sahara
Grotto band played.
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City Stations

WFBM Q230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Monday
M
4:15-Jim and Walt.
4:30-Duke Ellington's band (CBSl
5:00-Mac. Lennie and Samuels (CBS).
5:30-Vesper musicale.
6:00-Grand opera concert (CBSlt
6:30-Columbia Club diner ensemble.
7:OO-George Irish and orchestra.
T:30-U. S. Navy band from washington
(CBS).
s;oo-Salon orchestra.
8;30-Night Club romance (CBS).
e:O0-Lincoln Cabbies.
q.i5-Paramount hotel orchestra (CBS).
e;3O-Banner boosters.
l0:I5-RKO Acts from Lyric theater.
i0:3o-Longines' time by julius G. walk q
Son; weather.
lo:3l-The columnist
WKBF d4O0)
(Hoosier Athletic Club
Monday
5:00-Late news bulletins and sports.
5:3O-U. S. Department of Commerce.
630-Dinner concert.
7:00-Studio program.
8:o0-WKBF Trio.
83o-Broad Ripple boxing bouts.
10:00-Roller skating marathon.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-12
Ak SLAYING ALLEGED
Negro Is Returned to City From
Kentucky.

Alleged to have slain Luther Hunt.
IS. Negro, 1043 Sheffield avenue,
with an ak more than a year ago,
Thomas Smith, 80. Negro, was re-
turned here Sunday from Tomp-
kinsville, KY, on a murder charge.
Smith was arrested in Kentucky
several days ago.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-12

Give Brook, playing the husband
also gives a very good performance.
AS a doctor he has the advantage
over other men, to carry on love
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-12
HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

4O0-WJz and NBC Network-Mormon Tabernacle choir.
730-WEAF and NBC Acknowledgement Motors hour.
6:30-WOR and CHS NetWork-U S. Navy band
830-WEAF and NBC Network-Floyd Gibbons
530-WJz and NBC Network-Roxy and His Gang.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-12
LOOKING OVER
THE INDIANA

Ruth Chatterton is fast becoming
a. favorite with movie fans, and be-
vond doubt her work in Charming
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-12
HOOVERS RETURN HOME
Lindberghs Accompany First Fam
ilv. President Celebrates Birthday.

lily; President Celebrates Birthday.
Bv United Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hoover, accompanied
by Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh and
other guests, returned to the White
House today from a weekend vaca-
ton at the Presidents Blue Ridge
Mountain summer camp. The vaca-
ton was enlivened by a surprise
party marking the Presidents 55th
birthday Saturday.
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WLW (7OO). CINCINNATI
Monday

WLW lIUUJ, OINCINNAII
Monday
P. M
4:0O-Mormon Tabernacle choir tNBC).
4:30-Live stock report.
4:4O-Concert miniature.
5:00-Alvin Roehr's orchestra at the Zoo
Clubhouse.
5:30-Duro program.
6:Oo-Baseball scores.
6:o5-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
6:30-Whitehouse Cohee concert (N6Ol'
7:OO-Prof Kyrock.
7:l5-Blue Ridge Mountaineers.
7:30-Crosley Burnt Corkers.
S:OO-Cruise of the REQ Flying Cloud.
e.OO-Weather announcement.
Hamilton Tailoring Club.
q.30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
,O:00-Two on the Aisle.
/ / .00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
I2.30-"W" IL" and Wv
l2 Midnight-Sign off.
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Daylight Hits

wFBM 1230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Tuesday
A. NJ.
7:o0-Pep Unlimited Club.
io:Oo-Aunt Ssmmy's hour.
ii :OO-The Meridians (CBSl.
il.25 TO 12:00-Silent.
P NJ
IL 2.0O-Patterns in Prints (CBSl.
I00-Our Book Shelf (CBSl.
2:00-U. S. Navy band from Washington
(CBSl.
800 to 4:l5-Silent.
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wKBF u4O0)
(Hoosier Athletic Club
Tuesday
A. NJ.
a:o0-Hone Complete program.
lo.00-Standsrd Nut Margarine cooking
chat.
io.is-Studio program.
lO:so-Iiyestock and grain market; wealth
er and shippers forecast.
lo:4o-WKBF shopping service.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-08-12

wLw (7OO), CINCINNATI
Tuesday
A. NJ
s:Is-Top o. the Mornin'.
6i5-Musical headliners (NBC).
6.45-Organ program.
T:O0-AbSorbine Jr.. exercise program.
7.so-Morning devotion conducted by DAD
Kershner Of Y. NJ. G. A.
S:OG-CroSley Woman's hour. with rlusi-
Gale cooking chat. poems, house.
hold hints and instructive talks.
e.00-Organ.
e:5o-Livestock reports.
e.4a-Eealthful exercises.
fo:0o-Record review.
lO. .30-Weat ther. river and police reports
Io.5S-Time signals.
ii:oo-Organ program by Pat Gillick.
li:5o-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
P. NJ
i2:00-Town and country.
i2:iS-Livestock report.
II 30-National Farm and Home hour.
i:i5-StockS.
i:.0-Matinee players.
2.0o-Bsnio lessons.
7:iS-william Stoess, vioiinist.
2:so-Miniatures Of the masters.
2:z5-Zoological Gardens concert.
s:iS-wcmen's Radio Club
s:so-oid friends and faces
s:4s-Rhyms Reaeas.
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ADJUSTMENTS

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DO You
KnO1U That

Eleanor Painter. Lyric soprano.
who recently made her first appear
ance in a Vitaphone short. sang IN
the first modern American opera
ever tc be given in Paris. This vas
Frank f. Harling's Light From st.
Agnes" presented at the Champs
Elysees Theater on June 10, 1929,
with the composer conducting
Tommy Meighan is the husband
Of Frances Ring. sistc. Of Blanche
Ring. who lately made q Vitaphone
short subject singing two of her
greatest musical comedT hits, I've
Got Rims on Ny Fingers" and
"Redelia. Tommy Meiehan has
completed his first talking picture.
The Argyle Case, a Warner Bros.
Vitaphone production Frances
Ring has not acted Tor a number Of
years.
John Barrymore. who made his
reputation as an actor in large part
through MS naturally charming and
we'll modulatcd voice will first be
heard upon the screen in a Vita
phone feature production, General
Crack" one of Warner Brothers new
JASON productions.
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Still Funny

Chester Conklin. the noted char
acter actor who last was seen and
heard as the night Waterman in
The Studio Murder Mystery has
been assigned by Paramount to play
an important comedy role in Past
COMPANY" the talking film adapta-
ton of Ring Lardner's play. Elmer
the Great"
This story of the baseball dia-
mond and the vaudeville stage will
be directed by Edward A. Suther-
land.
Conklin will have one of the small
town roles which he has presented
in numerous films as the president
of the Gentryville Chamber Of
Commerce.
The cast Of Fast Company" now
includes Evelyn Brent. Jack Oakie.
Richard "SkeetS" Gallagher. Gwen
Lee. Eugene Palette. Arthur House
man and Sam HARDY
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Burke to
Offer Some
New Faces
Colonial Producer Adds
Paul Rene 10 His
Cast.

y go H. BURKE, the Colonial
- producer, has returned from a
trip TO New York and brings back
with him some new material, cos
tunes. lighting effects and two new
principals.
Paul Rene. a tenor, and Mildred
Wood, soubrette.
All these will be utilized in the
coming weeks offering Melody
Land"
Among the several song hits are
MY Old Fashioned Girl The
Balloon Girl and a prettily staged
Rain" number. The comedy hits
include Casey the Fireman" The
Bath Between and THE Pullman
Train"
Against shifting backgrounds of
New York's east side. and the luxuri-
GUS surroundings of a "swanky"
Park avenue apartment house.
Fannie Hurst's stage play. ut Is to
Laugh" has been made into talk
ing picture by Columbia Pictures
and will be the screen feature for
the week under the title THE
Younger Genera ton"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-13

Twenty-nine of the most care
fully made party dresses ever to be
created were completed this week
at the Paramount studios in Holly
wood for leading players and extras
Charles CBuddy) Rogers new
starring vehicle, River of Romance. "
TWenty-four women worked three
weeks on 4,022 yards Of silk. chiffon,
crinoline and taffeta for the 1910
period gowns used in party sequences
Of the production.
Long gloves, heart necklaces and
square toed shoes we're also made
to be worn with the dresses. Mary
Brian and June Collyer each have
costumes containing more than 200
yards of material apiece
Wallace Beery, Henry B. Walthall
Fred Kohler. Anderson Lawler and
Natalie Kingston are featured in
the production, an adaptation Of
Booth Tarkingtons Magnolia. .
Richard Wallace is directing
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RKO Plans
for Thirty
Big Movies
Producing Firm includes
Six Road Attractions
in List.
II KO is 10 concentrate on thirty

- kO Is TO concentrate on thirty
IN productions for the season OF
1929 so. each Of these to be Of ma
ior importance. as Radio Pictures
officials are Of the opinion that pres
eDt shOvmanship demands only
shows" Of this type handled with
the care and individuality bestowed
on legitimate productions by Broad
wav producers.
Six Of these productions Of road
show caliber. listed as super-spe-
Gals, are Street Girl" with Betty
Conpson; "Florenz Ziegfelds Rio
Rita" Vincent Youman's Hit the
Deck" High River" a Herbert
Brennon production: "Vagabond
Lover with Rudy Vallee and his
Connecticut Yankees. and Radio
Reveis.' an original operetta With
book. lyrics and music by Harry
Ruby and Bert Kalmar
Among the major all-talking pro-
auctions announced are nine "spe-
Gals" nine radio" pictures. three
ANlNlldAu In plOuupJlOllo anu ll14C
Bebe Daniels productions.
The nine specials" include Half
Marriage Side Street" THE De-
lightful Rogue" Night Parade, 5"
Dance Hall a second Rod La
ROGUE production Tentatively
titled strictly Business" Upper
world. Framed" and an as yet IN
titled production starring Betty
Compson.
The nine Radios" will include
Hunted The Very Idea, -
Tanned Legs, Jazz Heaven four
productions tentatively titled
Ladies of the Port" THE Love
Captive" Sensation" Damaged"
also The Fire Walker"
The titles of the three Richard
Dix productions are yet to be an
nounced.
Wild Heart" and two others yet
to be decided upon will provide the
vehicles for the Bebe Daniels trio
of coming attractions.
All of these productions are to be
done with dialogue and sound eff
fects. the majority with music.
The productions having silent as
well as dialogue versions will be:
High River Night Parade"
rHalf-Marriage." Side Street"
Delightful Rogue Tanned Legs"
Wandering Men Hunted Up
pervorld." Framed. and three
Bebe Daniels specials yet to be
titled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-13
MORE STUNTS
PLANNED AT RIVERSIDE

Sunday afternoon the Patent
Leather KID, daredevil bauoonist,
returns to Riverside amusement
park to present the weekly aerial
stunts. and as a novelty viii take
with him into the sky the near life
size mascot, Ina Dahl, a bathing
beauty made Of wood.
Through an ingenious dive of the
kids" own invention. the big doll
will make double parachute leap,
cutting two small parachutes after
leaving the balloon just before the
aeronaut stages his own leaps.
Rail workers of the Peoria &
Eastern system will be among the
Riverside guests Sunday afternoon,
several thousand of the railroad S
employees coming to Indianapolis in
two special trains from Peoria, ILL.,.
stops being made at various towns
en- route to pick up the picnickerS.
The two trains will be routed direct
to Riverside and will be parked on
a spur Just east of the resort The
outing is an annual affair at River
side.
The big fun castle at Riverside
Is enjoying ar immense popularity
this summer. and is always crowded
with tlrongs of visitors who Whoop
with glee as they encounter the
hundreds of fur features on jour
ney through the structure.
The Canals Of Venice likewise is
attracting the park crowds. the
beautiful gCndola ride through
scenes of beauty being entirely new
this season. The ever popular coast
er rides continue to thrill while
the archery courts and skeeball al
leys are proving entertaining to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-13
SherwOOds
Headline
at Lyric
Well Known Entertainers
Open Weeks Engage
ment Here,

Dos and Gale Sherwood, Indian
- apoHs' own. are the underlined
feature OF the Radio-Keith-
Orpheum vaudeville bill opening
today at the Lyric
1t has been many years since the
SherWo0ds have been seen or heard
in their own home town
Since leaving this city many years
ago Bob and Gale Sherwood with
their singing orchestra have gained
quite 2 reputation for themselves in
motion picture theaters and over the
Keith vaudeville circuit.
1t was Bob and Gale who first in
reduced the now popular stage band
policy in the middle west
Their singing, music and enter
tanning in the various theaters in
me old days v ere real drawing cards.
The featured members Of the en-
tertainers arc Bob Sherwood Jr.
and Leon La Verdi.
Mary Allison and Irwin Fields. also
Indianapolis products. who have
gained quite a reputation in vaude-
vile circuits throughout the country,
axe to be seen and heard on this bill.
They bring with them their mu-
steal novelty called "Rhapsodies and
Blues" Fields is a viOlinist. while
Mary is A. pianist The Mysterious
Violin" a fantasy offered by the
coI1nle Is one of the highNghtS of
their act.
Emily Darrell. one of YaudevilleS
clever condolences and monologists,
depicts in her present vaudeville act
a girl enploye in one of WoolWorth'a
emporiums. Her material is said to
be both original and humorous.
A surprise speciality called 'Ba-
mana OIL will be the serving OF
Raymond Karle and Ethel Royein,
who Will open the bill,
Fancy Baggage" Warner Broth
ers' comedy drama, with part talk
ing. comes to the screen of the Lyric
for the week. starting today
The cast includes Audrey Ferris,
Myrna 10y. Hallam Cooley. Wallace
Macdonald. George FaWcett, Ed
mund Breese. Burr Mcintosh and
Eddie Gribbon
The story. which was written b7
Jerome Kingston and shaped to the
use Of the speaking screen by the
veteran c.. Graham Baker, is a
unique combination of sense and
nonsense. It has to do with the
ways and means adopted by the
most modern of flappers to get her
AGED father out Of money tangles
which her exUavagances has caused.
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He II 70 be securely hoodwinked
snd Vill drive an automobile for an
hour through the downtown traffic
without assistance from an one.
Many organization picnics have
been booked for the park during the
week starting With tomorrow when
the ladies auxiliary 10 HC0Sier Post
No 624, American Legion. will have
an all-dav picnic for mothers of
the post and their families and
friends.
Wednesdav is 70 b Candy dav At
the park a. which tima wrappers
from well-Inovn nationally ad-
vertiscd bar candies will be the open
sesame to the gate and rides.
The DAY viii DC sponsored bv the
Homer williamson Candy Companv,
o. this city, as the annual treat Of
the COMPANY 10 the public
With the actual breaking Of hot
p-esther the big swimming POOL al
the park is commanding consider
able attention from local swimmers.
Water tests arc taken b. the park
management twice daily both for
sanitary quality Of the water and
for temperature variations.
IT is the aim or the park manage
n1ent to keep the water as near 10
degrees Fahrenheit as is possible. Il
being one mans duty TO make the
tests and render reports at stipu
lated times TO the park headquarters
where the data is made a matter Of
record. Sanitary tests are carried
on along the same lines.
Entries for the Bathing Beauty
Revue which is staged every Friday
evening at the openair theater are
increasing daily.
Prizes are awarded in the contest
the winner being decided by 4
popularity vote indicated by ap-
plause BY the audience.
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When Stephen Foster wrote
'Suwanee River" he had in mind
that it be sung gently by ladies
softly playing their own accompani-
ncct on the Spinet or the organ.
At least the guess can be hazard
ed. Had he been told that some
day q picture would sing it from
a screen, his reply would have been
q polite: "Yes?" and a lift Of the
eyebrow.
In Paramount all-talking- singing
picture. The Dance of Life" adapt
cd from "Burlesoue, now in produc-
ton at the HOLLYWOOD studios, Fos-
ter's "Suwanee River" IS used on
several occasions.
II is the melody to which Hal
Sicily and Nancy Carrou dance
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Her Third

Jay Brennan. who has been seen
IN two highly successful Vitaphone
talking acts. has Just completed q
third number at Warner Bros. Fast
err VitaphOne studios. with Ann
Butler playing opposite him.
Mr.. Brennan's first Vitaphone
sketch vas made in HOLLYWOOD With
Olive Tell and Mabel Normand. His
new skit is called You Don't Know
the Half Of T." written by Mr.. Bren-
nan for himself and Miss Butler.
Brennan recently closed with Earl
CAROLS "Fioretta." and Miss Butler
Quit a successful vaudeville tour in
John A. Murray's act. "Driftwood,
owing to the death of her husband
and partner. Hal ]. Parker.
She is contracted to apepar with
the new Greenwich Village Follies. -
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Miss Crawford Is BUSY

Kathryn Crawford, who has Just
finished roles in Modern Love"
and 1.-THE Climax at Universal
City, has been cast in support Of
Ken Maynard in The Golden
Bride" Harry J. Brown is direct
ing this romance of southern Cali
fornia. with a cast including Gino
Corrado. J. P. NfcGoWan and Frank
YacNnelli
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-13

-Four players have been selected
b. Harry Pollard to play in the
Owen Davis stage successs. To
night at Twelve. They arc Rob
ert Ellis. Norman Trevor. Mary Do
ran an6 Don Douglas. Production
will get under way at Universal City
next weak
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-13
Scott Signs Contract

Walter Scott, well-known on the
New York musical comedy stage. is
signed to play the lead opposite
Laura La Plante in One Rainy
Night" Tho production is already
in work at Universal City under the
direction Of Emmett Flynn.
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ROUNDING ROUND
1 - 1 - y - D. HICKMAN
A MOTHER Indianapolis
n soon on Broadway

MOTHER Indianapolis girl in the big lights
"A Broadway.
known today when was announced that John ur1
principal role In his new
Murray Almanac which will at the Casino thear
New IS.
Charles Sha also school
mate of Ruth Page
Miss shaler will introduce two very unusual
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-13
Is HOnO1-ed

Al Jolson in his Vitaphone pic
ture. The Singing Fool has re-
ceived another mark Of distinction
by being selected as the first attrac-
ton at the largest atmospheric
theater in Great Britain. The house
is the Brixton Astoria in London
which will have its opening in Au-
cust.
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dressing rooms. workshop and the
like. but it looks doubtful if the
auditorium will be enlarged this
year. That condition is all wrong.
They are enough wealthy people in
this city to give this organization
the needed security to go through
their entire extension program. It
is about time that indianapolis
wakes up to the civic value of this
nrganiza ton.
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He Started Right

Harry Welsh, the comic waiter in
Boom Boom" the musical comedy
now delighting Boston audiences,
knows we'll the character he mimicS
as he was a restaurant waiter before
he went on the stage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-13
Gets His Ahrna d

Herbert Lomas, who plays the IA
Their in Bird in Hand" at the Nor
osco theater. sends to England for
his particular brand of tobacco
which he smokes on and off stage.
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Good Ne7OS

Fred Kohle-. the burly actor
who has been the antagonist
Of George BancroftS "Thun-
derbolt, . The Drag Net, The
Show Down, Underworld and
has played important roles in
scores of films, has been signed
by Paramount to a long-term
contract. This action came as
reward for the outstanding
Characterization given by
Kohler in "Thunderbolt." now
playing at the Rivoli, and his
demonstration that the mi
crophone held no terrors for
him
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The Patent Leather Kid BaIoonis Plans Some New and
Thrilling Stunts Sunday at Riverside When
He Makes His High Jump.
THE coming 4eek u Broad Ripplr

THE coming Broad Ripple PARK has every indication being
i Of the
booked which should
be Of unusual interest craving for this Of
principal Pasha buried
alive
nings performance.
During Till blind driving act
IN The do-n--Er hu-ne.. d---c- dl-in. The hour
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Along open at the Lyric today
another presenting special vaude-
vile called "Rhaps0des and Blue
indianapolis
reputation for themselves in Keith audee
education musical schooling in
graduated public schools also Shordge
high school
musical ability the
guidance connected with the College
Of
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MOUieS Use Fosters Music

their graceful waltz clogs. spotted
frequently during the picture,
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The following is the Carlton pro-
gram to be played by Anton Brees
at the new Scottish Rite cathedral
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock and
on TUESDAY at s O'Clock:
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Puners March" Peter Benoit
+ 'q Hear You You Calling Ne &c Marshall
Aud Lang Syne' .............. Scotc1 AT
The Rosary ..-......,-,,..... =. NeVln
I Love to Tell the story" w. G. Fisher
Work. for the Night Is Coming
........: ..,...-........' LoNeu lsso9
Air des iarmes, from Martha"
Intermesso from "Cayaleria- Rusti-
star-spangled Banner ............
Elizabeth Patterson, for years the
Stuart Walker favorite here, seems
TO be all set in the talking movies.
She is now working on the west
coast Fox lot and has many takers
10 make. I am told that she is in
great demand for her type Of char
acter acting. Will you ever forget
her as the undertaker's widow in "A
Very Good Young Man?
The indianapolis Civic theater
NAV not reach the financial sub
scription goal which will enable the
organization to start at once on en-
larging The Playhouse. They may
be able TO enlarge the stage and
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numbers. Golden Rod" and Paris
in the revue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-07
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
TO CELEBRATE FEAST
Members of Holy Name Society
Will Receive Communion
Tomorrow Morning.

In each of the Catholic churches in
the city tomorrow morning members
of the Holy Name Society will receive
holy communion in honor of the sew
enty-fifth anniversary of the definition
of the dogma of the immaculate con-
ception. Solemn masses and novenas
will be held in the evening. Every
Catholic man in Washington has been
asked to receive holy communion in
his respective church in celebration Of
the feast.
Solemn high mass will be sung at
Immaculate Conception Church, Eighth
and N streets, at II o'clock. Rev. James
Holland of Annapolis, Md, will preach
the sermon. The mass will be sung
by Very Rev. John Gunzelmann Of
Catholic University Of America.
In the evening at 1880 o'clock there
will begin a solemn iridium in honor
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, under the
title, Immaculate Conception. This
will terminate Tuesday evening, when
Rev. Stanislaus Czyz will receive new
members in the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin. Father CzyZ is spiritual d.
rector of the sodality. The general
public is invited.