The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-19
PhOtOpay
IndOrSerS
VIII Meet

More than 200 members of the
Indorsers of Photoplays from all
over Indiana will come to Indian
apolis Tuesday to attend the annual
state convention in the Palm room
OF the Claypool Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Earl Peters, TT. Wayne.
state president. will preside at all
meetings. The convention will open
at $50 Tuesday with a business SEES
sion. Mrs. T. w. Demmerly will
read the invocation Mrs. David
Ross, national president and local
chairman, will give her report. Re
ports of officers of the board and all
committee chairmen will also be
given at this time. The nominating
committee will present its slate.
Mrs. Whipple to Preside
Mrs. Francis Whipple will pre-
side at the meeting at Tuesday.
Mrs. Peters will give an address.
Mrs. James Sproule will give a re-
port of the picture committee, and
Mrs. w. A. Hacker. editor of the
bulletin issued by the organization,
also will report. Exchange men Of
the film companies with Offices in
Indianapolis will speak on How
to Make the Bulletin Of More
Service
Mrs. Demmerly will give a gen
eral survey OF the motion picture
in the crime district Mrs. Harry
D. Tutewiler will talk on Our
Lady CenSors." Frank Rembusch
will have as his subject, MY
Twenty-Five Years Personal Exper-
fence With the Reformers." Miss
Anna Reade, Seventh district mo-
ton picture chairman, will speak
on I'D. A. r. Position in Motion
Pictures"
Hickman VIII Speak
Mrs. Ross will conduct an inSti-
ttte at the $50 meeting Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Orndorff will speak on
Motion Pictures Fifteen Years Ago
and Today" and Mrs. Carl Day will
talk on "Phuanthropic Work" Wal
ter D. Hickman. dramatic critic Of
The Indianapolis Times. will talk
on "Debunking the Takers" Villas
Bowie Of the Star and Walter Whit
worth Of the News also will speak.
Charles Nfetzger will have as his
subject THE Failure of Censorship
as Means of Getting Good Pictures"
At IL DR.. Charles E. Ferguson will
speak on MY First Pictures in In
dianapolis."
The annual luncheon Of the or
ganization will be held at 1890
with Mrs. Peters presiding. DR.. Ed
ward Dunlavy. pastor Of the Rob
erts Park Methodist Episcopal
church will give the invocation.
Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will extend
greetings for the organization.
Greetings from the city and state
will be extended by Governor Harry
G. Leslie and Reginald Sullivan.
Film viii Be Shown
Principal speakers for the lunch
con will be Mrs. z. 1. GroSeman,
Cleveland, chairman OF the motion
picture division Of the Cleveland
Federation of Women's Clubs;
CORTLAND Smith, New York, and
c. c. Pettyjohn, New York, gen.
eral counsel film board of trade.
Mrs. Grossman will talk on
Has Censorship Fulfilled It's Pur-
poser" Mr.. Smith will speak on
Motion Pictures Today and 20
morrow" and Mr.. Pettyjohn Will
have as his subject Some of the
Problems of the Industry in
Changing the Silent Pictures to
TalkieS."'
wednesday night at 7:3o film,
Mr.. Antonio from the book by
Booth Harrington, will be pre-
sented. Preceding the showing,
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, sister
of the author, will speak.
Music for the convention is
being arranged by Mrs. John
Compton and Mrs. Victor Hintze.