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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-13
LONG OPERATION DELAY
Aged Man Has Franco German Bull
let Removed 50 Years Later.

BIZ JHltcd Press
BERLIN. June 13.-Fifty-nine
years after Lorenz Ernest, so, was
wounded in the Franco German
war, the bullet in his leg caused
him great pain and had to be re-
moved by an operation.
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Church Population Listed

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June Is. -
The church population of South
Bend is virtually one-half the total
enumeration, it was revealed a few
days ago in religious survey. Total
membership in churches was 1894.
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Eggs Country .Runl-Loss of deliv so
/. 21c: No. ?. Ice.
Poultry (buying .prices--Hens. weighing
Leghora hens. 16c:- sprlngers;- ga lbs. or
spTingers; 1870 lee; old cocks, 90 loc; ducs KS
These prices are for No. l top quality
quoted it5 by Kingan & Co.
Butter (wholessle)-No. 1, S5a3sc; No. g.
33@3lc
Butterfat-3lc.
Cheese wholesale selling prize Prize ,dpo per
s2c wisconsin firsts, PC; Lognhorns. S4c;
New York Limberger. 36c.
BIZ United Press
loE NEW s YoRK p Saas s5so@6 Por 5
Quiet: mess, $50. Lard-Weaker; middle
west spot. $4,000 10 40; Tallow.Quiet;
s sRestHi 8 Southern. $25oG7; Maine. SAG
BUUnited Press
steady: receipts Is 79s cases extra fTsts
&c: seconds, i8c. Butter-Market, steady:
fG 4sts aogso oes f9st 5SG s8c seconds
soc: standards. 311ac. Poultry-Market.
Steady to weak; receipts. cars; fowls, zoe:
geese. l2c: turkeys. l8c: ROSTERS. &c;
broilers. 22c. Cheese--Twins. 16lzg l1c;
Young Americas l8c. PotatoesM-oOn track
3O6; arrivals. 66; shipments. l,l42: market.
weak: southern sacked Bliss Triumphs,
s3.5Od375: North Carolina, bills. Irish
Co&blerS. IS.
o & cI INrtt;1STN TT June 13-Butter steady;
creamery in tub lots, according to score,
packing stock, No. l., Csc; No. 2, i5c;
No. 8. I2c; butterfat.. 2s@3oc. EGGS
Steady; cases. included; fresh gathered.
Graded. 22Izc Live poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sells only at heavy discount;
Fowls lbs. and over. 1sc; lbs and
lbs. and over, Isc; ROSTERS. 15c; broil-
ers. colored over. 2 lbs. 9oc; broi ns over
1ia lbs. -27c: IA lbs; and over, 24c; Leg
22c: IL lbs. and over. i9c: broilers;, partly
feathered. 176l9c; black springers, zoe.
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BVUaited Press

CINCINNATI. June 13.-Hogs-Receipts.
1855; including 765 direct: heldover, lao;
good and choice butchers. 170-250 lbs,
Si0.35GiO 60 around 10 cents higher: heavy
butchers. 26o-30o lbs. slow, .$lcQi0.25: light
lights and pigs. 120-l60 lbs, mostly $40;
275; calves, $50: semi-demoralized; sales at
weeks full 81 decline on. al classes except
good dry fed steers and yearlinRS WHICH
sfGs; medium to good fed yearlings,
Sio.35; beef cows. $5d6.5o; few. 81; low
cutters and cutters mostly $50 4.50; bulls,
ter grades s9.5o91o: undergrades. $T99.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; steady: undertone
Tesk better grade lambs, $106i1; choice
scarce: undergradeS. $7dS.5o: best handy
weight ewes. 1914: common ewes and aged
bucks down to 81.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO, June 1s-Hogs-Re--
ceipts, 200; FOLLOWERS. 7oo steady on 1870
csc higher; desirable, 16O-556 lbs, mostly
SLOTS; 100000 lbs. s1O.5O@ 1866; 12o-l5J
6s steSG@a a os7s eds qssoty c stf
lower. some cows Of more; a few common
s6.5oG7.5O; cutter grades, $3.5oG6; calves.
receipts, 750; steady; good to choice veal
ers, S11.50@12; medium and palmer
1900; good to choice handyweight lambs
and yearlingS, steady: palmer grades and
ewes, unevenly lower; better grades
handyweight lambs. $l29 IL. so; good year
lings, $40; most ewes, 81 down.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. June 1s-Hogs.. Receipts,
iS aSGi i6s $io6 S9 BE- 25Sa5o lbs,
$l0.55; 25O-300 lbs, $1O.4o; pigs, $1O.2o.
Cattle-Receipts. $50; outlet for numer-
supply, extremely narrow; few, SCAT; COWS
about steady; low cutters, downward to 81
and under; calves, receipts, $50; Wears,
soc lower; weighty grass calves very Gull,
off form; most veaiers, $11.50 down; few.
S12; medium, $1,000 down. Sheep,-4te-
ceipts, 500, little on sale; few lambs
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank clearinss Friday. juno
Is. were s3,998,000: debts, $f.5l6,O0O.
CHICAGO STATEMENT
BIZ Tnitcd Press
500. 900 900: balances. 10,Soo, 600.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 13.-Bank clearings,
81 506 600, COO: clearing house balance,
1881 900 900: federal reserve bank credit
balance, $3.50 .o00.000.
TREASURY STATEMENT
BuTTgifed Press
WASHINGTON. June 13.-Treasury net
balance on June II. was $53.263, 209. 25;
customs receipts for the month to that
date totaled $15.143, 1850; government
expenditures on June IL. wer $l1206. 6l2. IL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-13

Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying 91c for
No. red wheat and 3T6c for No. nara
nh
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BU United Press
-- ~- 49,

EAST ST. LOUIS. III. June Is.mHOgs..
SC higher: later trade slow; bulk i6O-25O
lbs, sl0.15@lo.25; top. $1,000; most sows.
ceipts. 500: market. trading on cleanup
basis at around steady prices: vealers,
$1,000; not enough other classes to war
rant quoting. Sheep--ReceiptS 1000:
market. steady: bulk, better lambs, Sll;
medium grades, $s@10: clipped ewes, 81
down.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, June .-Hogs-Receipts,
er; pigs, Csc lower; 150-21O lbs. $1O.7O@
1915; 22O-250 lbs, $1050@l065; 100-14O
lbs. $10G10.25; sows, s8.50@9.75., Cattle
Receipts, rs; market, unchanged; calves
receipts, 100; market slow, steady; top
yealers, $3.50. sheep-Receipts, ESQ; mai
ket weak to SOC lower. bulk lambs, $loW
IL; sorted kinds quoted, $1l.50; yearling5,
$7GS.50; aged wethers, $4@5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-13
Business
and
Finance

The regular semi annual oiYldeno
of So a share was declared on the
stock of the Bankers Trust Com
pany by the directors in their June
meeting held Thursday. The divi-
dend is payable June 80 TO holders
of record on June IA.
Illinois Water Service Company. sub
sidiary Of Federal Water Service SoT-
s5 to2 the TeP Tesf ee1 lSdSd April So 1870
COMPARED with s603, 72e for. the preceding
twelve months; operatinst p.e expenses sdsrsi
neoms taS f total ssTe 1885 against
s3f5.2l7 Gross income amounted, to
SsoS. se5 which compares with s2ss, 4So
for the year ended April 50, 1919.
Directors of the American Maize
products Company Thursday declared
ocular quarterly dividends of so cents
a share on the common stock and la
per cent on the preferred stock, payable
June 80 to stockholders Of record June
IA.
F.. &w. Grand 5-1O-25 Cent Stores Ing
against sl.687.557 for. May. 1923. an IN
crease of Si52.2sS or 9 per cent. For the
Ave months Snth' e snssf Navy 81 1922 an n
crease of s74o.s6a or 1912 per cent.
The international Telephone. and, Tele,
graph Corporation reports that caoie aug
H Faaeq go ooo 0 accordng 70 re
Business Week Approximately. 80 per
cent OF these calls. are for business put
poses. western Union claims to nanoie az
81 900 transatlantic messages. OtneI
companies handle another 43 per cent.
Isaac Silver and Bros. Company, Inc,
for May reports gross sales of s715,160
against S5ec.427 for May, 1929. an in
crease of S11S,741 or 26.2 per cent. For
the five months ended May 81. 1880.
sales totaled $S,1GO.290 against s2,55S,912.
an increase OF S546,377 or 21.S per cent.
Directors of The Perfect Circle Com
pany have declared the regular quarter
" dividend of so cents a share on the
common stock. payable July /. to stock
holders Of record June 20.
Directors Of Mock. Judson, .yyoehrin.geer
quarterly dividend on the preferred stock
Of $1.75 per share. payable July l, to
stockholders of record June 10.
The American Department Stores Cor
SgsTaqgg the Fet eounry
reports sales for May. 1880. amounting to
$1,000, 944. an increase of S5;292. or 5-10
of per cent, as, compared with May;
total sales amounted to IS, 082,77l, as com
pared with 1896, 081 for the correspond
ing period of 1929, decrease of $40 Of
l per cent.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ UHtted PFeSS
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. June ls.-cattle-Re-
ceipts.- l25; calves. 100; hogs. 500 sheep.
ss.Is: Il0-13O lbs. $40: lsO-;l5o lbs. $3.50;
i50-l60 lbs. $3.50; 1so-1eo lbs. $40; 1so-
lbs, So So 275-3o0 lbs. Se.75; roughs. s3.25;
stars. So: calves. $3.50; spring lambs, $40;
yearling lambs, $3.50.
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DO7U-.JOneS
Summary

four 'i months n ended April so. 1880, reports
net after expenses $l.244.o77 bsdore de-
same period year sSr ago Twelve months
$4,16S,585 against S4,o54.693.
American. Brown Boveri Electric. de:
clared regular quarterly dIvildend OF Sig
June 20.
Bank of United States declared reg
ular quarterly dividend of so cents. pay
able July 1. record June IS. Bankus
Corporation passes dividend which was
so cents in three months and 81 pre-
vious thereto. Places units of stock on
So annual basis against 81 three months
ago and Sc six months ago.
Daily average volume of federal reserve
bank credit outst5a ~ dn IN week enafeo
100000 below same week of 1929
Bank of Poland reduced it's discount
rate to 6k per cent from per cent.
German steel makers have voted reduc7;
lions for semi-finished iron and steel
products ranging from 4 to marks a
ton or about 81 per cent to 3.S per cent.
International Telephone and Tele-
graph Corporation and associated COM
panies for first quarter earned 81 cents
share minimum, 5,87l, 1921 shares. against
38 cents a share on equivalent OF 5,O0l,-
386 present shares il like 1929 quarter.
Regular dividend declared.
Four mills of America. Inc, declared
regular quarterly dividends of So on pre-
ferred. payable July 1, record June Ii.
Liverpool cotton market closed today
and Saturday. Whitsuntide holidays. Re-
open Monday.
Mortgage Bond Company declared reg
uler quarterly dividend of 81, payable
June %. record June 20.
Copper Exporters. Inc. reduced price. Of
cents c. i. +. European base ports.
Notice received by stock exchange from
Virginia Electric and Power Company au-
thorized 100000 common shares of no.
par value and $1,000 shares So perferred
stock of no-par value. Each present share
of per cent preferred stock to be ex-
changed for l-16 shares of IS preferred.
Each share of Sc preferred to be ex-
changed for one share of Sc no-par pre-
ferred. Each share of common to be ex-
changed for five shares OF new common
stock.
General refractories notified stock ex-
change of proposed increase in authorized
capital stock to 100000 shares from 100000
shares.
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Chicago Grain Table

En- Times Special
CHICAGO June 13.-Cerlots: Wheat.
~. corn. III; oats. 80: rye, l. and bar
BH United Press
NO. 2 red. S1O4m1.05. Corn-No. vel
low. 83126t54l2c. Oats-No. 2 white. 431z %
45lse- Rye-No. 2. 80c. 3arley-No. Q,
60c. Clover-Domestic. cash. new. Slls0
prime choice. s12; october. sl2.6O: Deem
Der, $3.50. Alsike-Cash. Sile October.
Sl0.s0: Butter-Fancy creamery. 36937c
EgRs-Gountry run. 20u22c. aav-TIm-
othy. s1.25 cwt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-13

McKesson & Robbins Incorporated
granted an order in district court Of Con-
Teckicut canceIing trade marks on words
s'nilk 81 naagnesia and 'Leche DE- Mag
nesiof. claimed by Charles n Phillips
Chemical Company. q subsidiary Of Drug
Incorporated. suit IS nrsr . he brought
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Electric Power and Light stockholders
to vote at special meeting June "a, on
proposal to increase authorized number
of shares to 100000 from 100000.
New authorized amount to comprise $780,
900 shares of 81 preferred, 1000, 900 shares
Sc preferred 100000 shares S. pre-
ferred, 10000 shares second preferred.
100000 shares preferred, 10000 shares
second preferred stock series A, 100000
shares second preferred series AA and
100000 shares of common.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-13

APRIL 1895 hCcOrulus 10 huDDeE MANU-
facturers' Association. Shipments in
April 5.429,O96 against 5.O31. 800 in March
and 7,294,S72 in April. 1929. Inventory
at end of April 1S94s.277 against 49,
40S.970 previous month and 16,929,O77
same time last year.
Purchase of German reparation bonds by
National banks. Federal Reserve banks and
member banks of reserve system would be
prohibited under Joint resolution in
PRODUCED in the house by Chairman Nc
Fadden of banking and currency COM
mittee.
Canadian National Railways guaran-
teed gold bonds, twenty-five years, 4A
per cent, amounting to s5O,0Oo,0o0 have
been sold to a syndicate headed by
Chase Securities Corporation, New York.
London. New York cables opened at
1851, Amsterdam l2.0s2, Italy s2.775,
Berlin 20.S62.
North American Car Corporation de-
clared regular quarterly dividends OF 62lz
cents on common and $3.50 on preferred,
both payable July /. record June %.
Brokers' loans decrease sos, 0o0, 900 in
week to SS,9ss .0e0. 900. Federal reserve
system ratio at SO per cent against s2.2
per cent week ago and 75.2 per cent
year ago. New York ratio 1871 per cent
against SIS per cent and sos per cent
respectively. No announcement on re-
discount rate which remains at per
cent.
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Average Of thirty industrials for Thurs
day was 2471e. Of 100. Average OF
~ oTs twenty utiIfties was s125 OF .45. Aver
age of forty bonds was s5.26. OF 10.
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General refractories notified stock ex-
change of proposed increase in authorized
capital stock to 100000 shares from 100000
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
ENGLANDBU|LDS
NEW AIRSH|P

LONDON, Oct 3 uN.S9-A
gigantic new airship, half as large
again as the BLOC, which recently
flew the Atlantic, is about to be
built In England.
The new dirigible win be OF
100000 cubic feet capacity
against 5000. 900 feet capacity OF
the R-l00. Consequently the new
ship viii be the largest in the
world.
It's potential speed is reckoned
at 80 per hour at the least. This
would mean that the journey be-
tween England and Canada could
be completed in little more than
q day and a half.
1t would make weekend trips
across the Atlantic possible and
would make long distance air
travel a commercial possibility.
The new monster will probably
be capable Of carrying so to so
passengers, apart from the crew
and freight.
1t is anticipated that eight
specially designed 1000 horse
power engines viii drive the air
ship.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
POWER PROJECT
LET IN LURAY

LURAY. va, Oct. 3.-Whether
the Shenandoah River Is a navi-
gable stream, and hence Federal
property, is q moot question
which for several weeks has de-
layed the immediate starting of
q 100000 electric dam across
that stream at Overall, this
county, by the Page Power Com.
pany, Luray, has just been de-
cided in the negative, according
to information just received in
Luray from the office of the
Attorney General of the United
States.
The Page Power Company sev.
eral months ago bought several
thousand acres Of land near
Overall. Part of the tract was
TO be q site for the 100000 dam.
Then engineers working for the
War Department declared that
the stream was q navigable one.
N. e. Roudabush, president Of
the Page Power Company, ap-
pealed to the attorney general
Tor Q ruling. The building of
the dam will start Immediately.
The new dam will generate 5000
horse power to be used for light
ing purpose in Page, Shenan-
doah, Warren, Madison and Rap
pahannock counties and the
towns Of Luray, Front Royal,
J New Market, Shenandoah, stan
ley, Edinburg, Strasburg, Mt.
jackson, Woodstock and Criglers-
vile.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Army Team to Enter
Horse ShOU EUentS

The United States Army horse
show team viii compete In a
series Of international events this
dau at the Boston Horse Show
and National Horse Show in New
York, it was announced yesterday
by Maj. Gen. Guy v. Henry, chief
Of cavalry.
Teams Of Army officers repre-
senting Canada. Germany. Hun:
gary, the Irish Free State and
sweden will compete against the
American Army team. The Bos-
ton show will be held October %
TO November and the National
at Madison Square Garden, New
York, November z to Il.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
CAMPAIGN PLANS

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Oct. 8.
The Republican State central
committee, it has been announced
by their chairman, j. Donald
Hurry, will meet on Monday, in
Leonardtown, where active cam.
paign plans will be discussed. All
candidates are urged to attend
this meeting.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

which grew from Q peach stone
thrown carelessly into the back.
yard Of Mrs. Wesley Bates several
years ago.
This Is the third year the tree
has borne fruit.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

vice between Copenhagen and
Esbjerg, using three two-ton Ford
planes.
Though the Danish govern
ment had not yet decided to ac-
cept, 1t was reported to be favor.
ably disposed.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Ford Bids to Fly
Mail for Denmark

COrENHAGEN. Oct. 3.-The
Ford interests have offered TO
establish a regular air mail ser.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03

afflicted 400 others in this city.
Or. Mark O,Meara. member Of
the city health board. was among
those stricken. Water and milk
were eliminated as q source Of the
germs.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Peaches Measure
ODer Ei0ht Inches

HERKIMER, N. Y. oct. b.
Peaches s1s inches in circumfer.
ence are ripening on . tree
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the exceptional quality that is built into
every one of these Stylepark hats.
There is spirit to Stylepark person
ality -. trifle gay, but not too gay -.
just right in lines and quality, And the
many new Stylepark shapes and shades to
select from lets a man top off his outfit
correctly, smartly, becomingly.
The Washington times., 1930-10-03
Works UOnders Wit]
a fue dollar bill

The makers Of Stylepark hats have had but
one ambition . to make the finest $500
hat possible to produce. We put the Style
park label into every hat so that you, the
wearer, will know it is a genuine Stylepark,
made by the only exclusive one price-one
quality hat manufacturer in the world.
You are cordially invited to inspect the
new Stylepark hats for autumn. We ask
you to compare these hats with others sell
ing for several dollars more. We invite
such comparison with confidence, knowing
New Britain herald., 1930-11-24

A GENERAL IN CIyIES-GoH- eral Charles r Summerall, reslr- ing as chief Of s.af Of the [. army, and n cNiliar clothes for the first tlma in many yoar5, ls seen leaving the Whrsa Houso after paylne a farewell ca.l 9O
 President H0o}er
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

name Of "Du Bonnet" for it's pscho- logical effect on their expected en- ployers.
 The tenors voice wins him a role in picture and the affection of his film-star affinity. but his new name i brings a host of complications about his head, especially when it devel- ops that he has been mistaken for noted French singer of the same patronymic. The riotous finish sees everything eventually strengthened out. but affords the audience ample laughter and enjoyment in the pro- cess,
 Joseph Wagstaff and Lola Lane are noteworthy as the young lovers.
 For the vaudeville attraction on this same program the opening act lois and Jean Sterner, two very clever kiddies in a variety of songs and dances; Mary Goss and Charlie
 BarroWs came next with the comedy and laughs in Good Morning, Lady" | Then for the feature act Bartee Sis . ters Revue, tetlcyision Idea with
 the Rooney Sisters, Whitehead and Alvarez are the fun makers with ] loads Of fun and loads of laughs.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

NEA New York Bureau
 svergray speck amid New Yoks lofty peaks of steel and stone the onopan Silver Cross-conqueror of oceanss pie tured here scared above the metropolis at the end of it's hop from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland the trans atlantic arshp triumphant salute the city before landing Roosevelt Field Long Island Note in the background the sharp pire of the Chsr Building worlds alest skycraper
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
For the thrill you vii l see The Jacks and Grille"
LAKE COMPOUNCE

New set pieces, designed especial ly for this weeks display, have been selected for the fireworks exhibition which is to be one of the features of the weekend program at Lake Com i bounce in Bristol. There are to be many multicolored pieces, and nov , ing specialties, including giant whirls and pinwheels, are included on the list
 Rockets and bombs, always popu- lar features, will be part of a spec tacular finale.
 The band concert program will be varied one calculated to please everyone's taste, while the program for the Saturday night dance will be rounded out with sparkling ncN numbers.
 The management has completed plans for another mid-week danc7, which will be held at the Pavilion Ballroom next Wednesday, The Cas- tie Club orchestra, one Of the best known groups Of musicians in this section, will provide the music, and a program of the latest dance hits, including many specialties, will be offered.
 The bathing and boating facili- ties, which are among the best to be found in Connecticut. are expect cd to be popular and extensive plans have been completed for the accom- modation Of picnic parties and ou1- irgs. There will be ample facilities
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
AT THE EMBASSY

The problem of casting suitable | characters for Dolores Del Rios first all-talking picture for United Artists, The Bad One" with Ed mund Lowe, which opens at the Embassy theater Saturday, was more serious one than the director producer, George F'itzmaurice, had encountered in a long career.
 Because the story is laid in a wig orous background, the waterfront cafes of Marseilles, France, and later in an island penal institution, actors of decided force suitability were re Quired, For the swash -buckling, twofisted American sailor. whose | boast was that he could make any girl love him, no other character in Hollywood fitted better into the role than Edmund Lowe, whose similar characteriaations in What Price Glory" 'Ia Old Arizona" and "Thc ch-Eyed World" are historic.
 Incidentally, since Miss Del Rio as the cafe dancer and entertainer in cosmopolitan pleasure haunt, is | playing Loves feminine prototype
 the roles of these two superb actors are faintly reminiscent of their last appearance together in that same
 What Price Glory" that establish- ed so many box office records | throughout the world of motion pie | lures.
 | Sensing that this combination was
 sure fire" in results, Fitzmaurice and John W. Considine, Jr,, eXecu- | tive head of production at the United
 Artists studios, had no hesitancy in l securing the services of Lowe to l complete the duet of main charac- | ters in The Bad One"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
AT THE STRAND

Intimate glimpses of Hollywood life, the studios, the celebrities homes and the amusement centers of the screen capital, are afforded as a background 10 the merry story of Lets Go Places" Fox Moyietone musical extravaganza which open cd at the Strand theater yesterday for 3 days.
 The production is a glittering and weH-directed piece of screen enter tainment that ranks high among recent melody films The story, about which many spectacular trappings are hung, concerns a sing CT and his yoluble manager who spend their last cent to come 10 Hol- lywood and try their luck in the talkies. The manager decides his client should have a French name, and gives him his mothers maiden