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L. ROY ZAPT.
Sol Peoples Bank Bldg. II. 1850.
sHERIFFs SALE


By virtue Of a certified copy q : De. de-.
Superior Court OF Marion County. In
diana. in cause No. A-650l0 wherein A. J..
Hueber Savings g. Loan Association Plain
tin and Ethel A. thinner, Edward r. Zim-
sum OF Seventy-seven hundred twenty-five
dollars and tventy-three cents SITES ~ &,
as provided for In said decree, with in
terests and costs. I Will expose At public
sale to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. THE i4TH DAY OF
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
4 O'Clock D. m OF said dav. at the door OF
the Court House OF Marion County In
diana. the rents and profits for term not
exceeding seven years Of ths ioiloWlng
The North half Of Lot numbered %,
ali Of Lots numbered 90. %, IS. 90 and
the South half OF Lot numbered o., in
L.. S. PurcellS Subdivision OF Lots
numbered "a. IS and Is. in Jesse Jones
as shown BY the plat thereof recorded
IN Plat Book 4. Page, IS, in the Re-
corders Onice Of Marion County. state
subject TO the condition that the
South half OF Lot numbered 81 shall
be perpetually left open as an alley
and a right-of-way for the land upon
the North side thereof.
II such rents and profits will not sell
for q sufficient sum 10 satisfy said de-
cree with interest and costs. 1 will. ~ the
same time and place. expose 10 public sale
the fee simple OF said real estate. or so
much thereof as may be sufficient 10 dis
charge said decree. Said sale viii be
made without relief from valuation or
'Ff' CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Sheriff OF Marion County.
April p. 1897. April o.. ~. Nav s. 1882
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MANS A BUENTTNG
3G2 state Life Bldg. ii. 45i2.
sHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue OF a certified copy OF decree
70 me directed from the Clerk OF the SUI
peFor Court OF Marion County. Indiana, In
cause No. A-5s052 wherein indianapolis
Lumber Company. corporation, plaintin
and Marshall JamiSon. et al Defendants
recurring me to make the sums Of money.
as provided for In said decree. with in
terest and costs I will expose az public
aaie 70 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE 7TH DAY or
MAY 1882
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock p NJ. OF said day. at The door
OF the Court House OF Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven years. OF the follow
Ing real estate in Marion County. Indiana.
Lot numbered 269 in J. W. Browns
South east addition 10 the City Of In
dianapoiis Marion County. Indiana
II such rents and profits will not sell for
a sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree
with interest and costs I will. a. the same
time and place. expose To public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate. or 50 much
thereof as may be sufficient 70 discharge
said decree. Said sale will be made with
outs relief from valuation or appTalsement
laws CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Sheriff OF Marion County.
April IS 1882 April Is. a.. 90 1892
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FAUST a FAUST
ifn5 Inland Bk. Bldg. Ii. 5i7I.
sHERIFFs SALE


~ virtue n a certified COPY Of decree
70 me- directed from the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court Of Marion County. Indiana. IN
cause No. 1857 wherein Prank Roney
Plaintiff and John 7. Dunn. e. al Defend .
ants recurring me- 70 make the sums OF
money. as provided for In said decree. with
interest and costs. VIII expose ~ public
sale 70 the highest bidder or
SATURDAY. THE 7TH DAY OF
MAY 1892
between the hours OF 10 clock A. NJ and
4 O'Clock p. NJ OF said dav. a. the door
Of the Court House OF Marion County In
diana. the rents and profits for a term not
exceeding seven years. OF the following
real estate IN Marion County. Indiana;
Lot numbered two hundred seventy
one f27li IN Clarks Addition 70 the
City Of Indianapolis, IN Marion Coun-
tv. Indiana.
II such rents and prohts vin not sell for
q sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. I will a. the same
time and place expose OF public sale the
fee simple OF said real estate. or so much
thereof as NAV he sufficient to discharge
said decree. Said sale will be made with
out relief from valuation or appraisement
laws CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Sheriff OF Marion County
Anril IS 1892. April IS. a. %. 1882.
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AKROUKCEMEHTS
Death Notices

Oedln NOtiCeB
CLOSER. LOUIS M-widow Of Joseph
A. mother Of Belle Closer Wilson.
Louise Lou S Sse Haze My ~ 20 Closer
the FLANNER a. BUCHANAN MORTU-
AIRY. Saturday. II a; m. Friends invited.
Please do not send flowers.
COOK, GERALD E.-Beloved husband Of
son. father Of Melvin and Geraldine
Cook. passed away, al his residence. 1851
Mr.. Cook was in the employ of the west
tern-Southern Life Insurance Company.
Funeral Saturday. 10 q. m. At the NJ. E.
church Howard and Blaine SITS. Friends
EISENMAN. WILLIAM Sage. 6e years
services al THE FLANNER q BUcHAN-
AN MORTUARY, Saturday. $50 p. m.
Friends may call AZ the mortuary after
p. m. Friday.
GRANEY. MARY A.-Beioved mother Of
Maurice asd Frances. sister OF Mrs. F.
Maurice and T. H. Sullivan. died at St
vincents hospital. Funeral Saturday
$50 a. m. at home. 3443 Guilford Ave;
10 a. m st. Joan OF Arc church. Friends
invited. KIRBY-DINN SERVICE.
HOELZER. OTTILIA-Beloved wife of Law
renee. mother Of Fredia and John Hoel-
5 Ds.d sRsR qbsTsd Of S sanss sGs1sT
resdsnce POS Hen dfis 'e P Mo or ave
dh@rdh North nd and Rev zH jersey ss
2 .. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
HiN. WILLIAM E. KRIEGER IN
ME Meyer. and father Of Fred Jr.. Wil-
liam and Harry Meyer, Mrs. Lula Greve.
Mrs. Emma Tegeder, Mrs. Carrie John
Mayer. passed away at Hsrlingen. Texas.
cali wAIb FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
MOOSE. LOYAL ORDER.
Lodge No. Il. this is to advise Of the
death Of brother GERALD Z. COOK.
Funeral Services Saturday 10 A. M. at the
St. All members who can please attend
SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY. Dictator
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Secretary.
SANDERS, CORA JANE-Beloved daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sanders, sister
OF Ralph. Roscoe, Helen and Paul
passed away at the residence l543 North
Rural St. Thursday April %. Friends
cal at nth the residence any time tTo after tier
Fountain 50. Methodist Church Monday
10 A. NJ. May 2. Burial Floral Park
S snTssfry srR VI 4 BLAsENGYM FU-
SHERWOOD. .sALLY-Age ls daughter Of
passed away Friday, at stamham. Va.
Services from 2s47 ~ Meridian st. Flu
neral notice later.
mother OF Clarence Evelyn. Clermont
and Florence Stack. died Thursday ST.
$50 SS az the nome" home. 1913 n New jersey .S
a. m. SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Blu
urial Kentland Ind. Friends invited.
KIRBY-DINN SERVICE.
TRITCH ANNA M.-Former wife Of VIII
liam Tritch and mother OF John F.. Will
liam J. and Charles r. Tritch and Mrs.
Anna Griffin. passed away at the resi-
dence OF her daughter. iii s. West
brook Ave. Thursday. April %. age 81
years. Funeral services will be held at
the daughters residence Saturday after
noon April 80. a. ? o'clock. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends invited. WALD
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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ADrl To- 1891 hullA -. - -. =.
Earl R. CONDER
Ie00 Inland BIZ. Bldg. IA. 3572.

sHERITFS SALE
Bv virtue OF q certified COPY, Of oecref
70 me directed from the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Marion County. Indiana,
in cause No. 46i25. wherein Brandt c
DoWnev as and in the capacity Of Re
ceiver Of washington Bank and Trust Com
PAW Plaintiff and Louise Orders. Clark
make the sum OF Sixty Nne Hundred
Sixty Eight Dollars. and Fortv Six Cents
5000 49, as provided for IN said decree,
with interest and costs. ! VIII expose al
public sale 20 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY The 2iST DAY
OF MAY, 1882.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. n
door Of the Court House OF Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven wears OF the follow
ing real estate in Marion County. Indiana.
Lots IS. 2e q and "a in Lakeside,
Second Section. block /. an ADDITION y
the CITY OF Indianapolis, as per plat
thereof recorded in plat book - az
OF the Office Of the Recorder OF Saio
Marion County. Indiana.
II such rents and profits VIII not sell
for a sufficient sum 10 satisfy SaAo oe-
cree with interest and costs. viii. 81
the same time and place. expose 70 pubic
sale the fee simple OF said real estate. or
50 much thereof as NAV Be sufficient 70
discharge said decree. Said sale will De
made without relief from valuation or
sppraisement laws. -,
CHARLES L. SUMNER;
Sheriff Of Marion County
April %. 1882. April 20. Nav 8. Is 1881.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reao.
ing because interesting bargains OF manV
kinds are listed here daily
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Cards, In Memoriams

2 Cards, In Memoriams
GRUND-In loving remembrance OF our
dear mother. SOPHIA NJ GRUND, who
passed away four years ago today, April
2e 1928.
And while she lies in peaceful sleep.
Her memory We shall always keep.
Her daughters MRS. HARTSOCK
MRS. RUBOW. MRS. MOATS
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80 Store. Office Supplies
NEW Corona No. portable. SIS: terms
EOS Mass. Ave. II. $40.
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WANT ADS
CONTINUED
FROM
PRECEDING PAGE
LEGALs

BY virtue OF a certified copy OF de-
cree to ne directed from the CLERK OF the
superior Court Of Marion County. Indiana
u cause No. A-62ssi wherein The
Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Plaintiff and George ". pfc e. al De-
1endants recurring me - make the sums
Of money. as provided for in said decree,
With interest and costs ] viii expose az
public sale 20 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE 7TH DAY OF
h.,- - NAY. 1892 .
end O'Clock ?. n. Of said day. ~ the
ooor OF the Court House Of Marion
county. Indiana. the rents and prohts
1or a term not exceeding seven years.
Of the following real estate in Marion
County. Indiana
Lot No. l7s IN Boulevard Square. an
addition % the CITY Of INDIANAPOLIS
Marion County Indiana as per plat
thereof. recorded IN plat book 10. page
50. IN the Office % the Recorder OF said
County.
II such rents and pronts will not sell
Tor a sufficient sum 70 satisfy said de-
cree with interest and costs. viii. At
the same time and place expose 20 pub
JIG sale the fee simple OF said real estate
or 50 much thereof as may be sufficient
70 discharge said decree Said sale will
b made without relief from valuation or
sppraisement laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Sheriff 81 Marion County
Aprl IS. 1872. April IS "a. 20. 1882
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RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

ALABAMA N. ali4-Attraetive front m.
ise. closet: private home. Reas. ia. 1908.
ASHLAND 273T-Niceiy furn. rm.; break
fast opt; private home He 5egs.
BROADWAY. 55iS-Pleasans front room;
gentleman preferred. HI. 32e3.
BUCKINGHAM DR.. slo-tNear Butler.
New home. priv. natn. gar. hl- 5SL0.
CENTRAI-Younr couple 20 share attrac-
tive home north. Eu. Sli2
CENTRAL 2ii1-s3.5o sgle.; IS dbie: cory
front nm: home priv: laundry OF gar:
COLLEGE at s4th. z 7i7-Clean front
rra-. I'd. home: pri-: $3.50: man. He. l4l1.
DELAWARE. n. 2sis-Twin beds: private
family: home prIvileges: meals opt: gar
UIINOIS- n. 7os7-Nice clean rms. twin
beds: good meals. optional: very reas.
NTPTDTAN NJ 1870: Ant Nicely fur.
home. priyr. ! or ladies. Ha. 72iS-W.
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IS Radios. Musical instruments

USED PIANO AccoRDIoNs. s25 AND UP.
INVESTIGATE FREE LESSON PLAN
EASY TERMS. PEARSON PIANO CO.
i2s N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. II. 55i3.
Repossessed Leedy trap drum outht. COM
plete. tust ike new: $50: easy terms
PEARSON PIANO 90.
12s n. Pennsylvania 81. II. 55i3.
Slightly used Buescher trombone. perfect
condition in fne case: $40. easy terms
PEARSON PIANO co.
la N Pennsylvania s.. Ii. SS13
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BR1cTTFT-whife gold, set with white
sapphires Lost somewhere northslce
sun: rev. AS n Warman. Be. ISL.
FINGER RING-Platinum: small cia-
n,onds red xapphires, downtown. Rev.
ia alas. $50 y. Meridian. Adj A. A.
BASEBALL GLOYE-Right hand LIST base
mans glove. Reward BE. 1871.
HOUND-Tan, white IL. brown spot on
side. Rev. ii75 N. Belle Vieu Pl. Be. 3i74.
bAVALIER-whgte gold with small dia-
Reward sso3 ". wash. Be. 5ss7-M.
TOY FOX TERRTER-Whiee: Meridian and
wilkins Holds left ear W. right down.
Name Billy. Reward. DR.. i467-W.
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WATER PIIMPS

"Uni-how." factory rebuilt complete.
with so gsll3n galvanized tank, bargain
price.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1898 E. Washington 81. IT. ISL
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Legal Auctions and Sales
herman W. KOTHE
100 Fletcher TT. BIdr. ii. Ss2s.


Bv virtue Of a certified CODY Of a decree
% ne directed from the Clerk OF the
SUPERIOR Court Of Marion County. Indiana
diana saving and Investment COMPANY
Plaintiff and Russell N. Edwards. - al
Defendants recurring me 20 make the sums
q money. ss provided for IN said decree.
public sale 70 the highest bidder on
SATURDAY, The 7IH DAY OF
MAY, 1882.
oeoeE 's nT Of q iaS ssg g. IN. d Se
of the Court House OF Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and profits for term
RS I.s ss.s sin IN Mson couh me 2
diana.
Part Of the northeast quarter OF
section thirtv-fVe f35i township seven
teen 10 north. range three 80 East.
described as follows. BEGINNING az a
point on the north line of said quarter
section three hundred eightv-nine and
east Of the northwest corner thereof:
running thence south parallel with the
veSt line Of said quarter section. two
hundred thirty $50 feet. thence west
parallel With the north line thereof
uinetv-four and sevcn-tenths fe4.7i feet
thence north parallel with the vest
line thereof two hundred thirty t230l
feet % the north line thereof: thence
east zlong said north line ninety-fout
and seven-tenihs f947l feet 20 the
sss Q, 9sS aaFsn 54t FL sSs
II such rents and proAts will not sell
for a sufficient sum 70 satisfy SAID decree
nith interest and costs. VIII. At the same
the Zee simple Of said real estate. or q
much thereof as may Be sufficient to dig
charge .ai6 deere sale sale VII .
- @''s''''"' CHARLES L. SUMNER.
Sheriff Of Marion County.
ADril IS. 1892 April IS. q. ~. 1881
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Business Opportunities

TAILOR and hat shop; Hofman's press
ing machine and hat blocking machine.
tools and blocks, show cases. electric
sewing machine. cash register. Sell as
whole or by piece. 229 Indiana Ave.
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"a Nursery Stock, PLANTS. Flowers

MAGNOLIA and all trees and plants at
cost ALVIA G. GRAY. Be. 29i6-R.
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10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
LEARN HAWAIIAN GUITAR Free with
course. Radio artists instructors. Hilo
Hawaiian Studio. 2i06 Roosevelt. Oh. 4425
WILL give vocal lessons in exchange for
singing in ensemble one evening a week.
Glass lessons in piano. pipe organ. vocal,
violin and dancing. Csc 10 75c. according
TO number in the class. Ir. 0950.
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IS Household Goods
BED. mahogany; chairs small rugs. con-
sole photograph, smoking set; very cheap.
1903 N. Illinois. Apt. ~.
BED. 4-poster nah. box springs and mat
tress: Simmons daybed. Al Ri. 2245.
BREAKFAST SET-Italisn carved dining
rm. and bedrm.. twin beds. linen frisze
living rm., rugs, sac. $40 N. Meridian
CHAIR-Green tapestry: walnut veneer
chest Of drawers: both like new DR.. 7035
DAVENPORT bed and mattress. Ike new;
cheap for quick sale. Oh. 056l-J.
DINING SUITE-Sweeper g. attach. So
sewing mach. IS; rugs. 2258 N. Della.
ELECTRIC E-'Westinghouse good
eond.: very reas.: no dealers. Ia. 1895.
FOR REFRIGERATORS
New or used. visit our display room.
1000 Northwestern Avenue.
Polar Ice and Fuel Co.
FURNITURE. stoves. rugs. refrig.. new.
used: cash. credit. Barrett. s68 Virginia.
LIVING room suite; 3 pieces. taupe mo-
hair, ike new. priced very reasonable.
3505 n. Pen. Wa. 20zi
OIL STOVES and ice boxes. new and used:
reas. 1895 oliver Ave, BE. 2456.
RUGs-l2l: library table. invalid chair:
hospital bed. swing. reas. Ha. 0zs5.
SEWING MACHINES Repairing on all
this month. WHITE co. Ri. 4755.
WASHING MACHINE-Eiec.. green enam-
eled. $50. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STA
TON. corner Capitol and South st.
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fTRIDTAN N. fszU. Adj Z-NlcfIy IlI
home. privr: / or ladies. Ha. 77Is-W'
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4 Lost and Found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25
Conductors Named for
Philadelphia Symphony
Programs by Noted Group This Year VIII Be
Devoted Almost Entirely to Acknowledged
Masterpieces of Orchestral Music.

will again comprise Is first violins 10
second violins. IA Uolas, IL violonceilos,
10 double BASES, flutes, oboes, 5
ciarmets, 4 bassoons, 8 horns, 8 trun-
pets, trombones, tuba, tympani, bat
terry. celesta, euphonium and harp. Mr..
Stokowsh Is continuing the teremin-
Vox, now In somewhat improved ver-
sion, for its value In enhancing the re-
sonance of the string choirs.
There also will be continued this sea-
son the system of alternate concert
masters for each concert, with the men
in the first violin section filling the post
In turn at stated intervals. Occupying
the first stand for the second violin sec
ton will again be Irving Bancroft
Samuel Lifschey resumes the first desk
for the violas, Willem van den Burg
first for the violoncellos and Anton
Torello first stand for the BASES.
In the woodwinds the first desks will
De hned by William M. Kincaid for the
flutes, Marcel Tabuteau for the oboeS,
robert McGmnis for the clarinets and
j. Walter Guetter for the bassoons.
In the horn section Clarence Never
will alternate with Arthur I. Berry as
first. Two newcomers will be America
A. Tomei and Bronislaw SZulo, the lat
ter from Warsaw, Poland.
Saul CASTOR retains his post as first
In the trumpet section and Charles Gu
sikof will be first for the trombones.
In the latter section there will be a new
PLAYER. Abraham Godlis
At the first desk for the tubas will be
Philip A. Donatelli, Oscar Schwar will
again have the tympani and Miss Edna
Phillips will again grace the harp sec
ton. Paul p. Lots Of the trombone sec
ton will act again this year as personnel
manager of the orchestra.
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Heifetz. Jr.. Not to Fiddle.

JUST back from lo-month concert
. tour Of the world, Jascha Heifetz.
the noted violinist, shortly will bring
to close his California holiday with
Mrs Heifetz and their 4-month-old son,
and hurry East for the opening of his
1928 season. which brings him to
Washington early in December as the
second attraction of Mrs. Wilson,
Greene's philharmonic concert series at
Constitution Hall this season.
1t is expected that Heifetz will play
here in December the new concerto in
three movements called Prophets"
which was written for him by his
Italian friend, Castelnuova Tedesco. 1t
also is likely that Heifetz's local concert
in December will include one or more
of the transcriptions he made during
the course of his protracted interna
tional tour. At any rate, the violinist
will end his United States tour in jan
uary, according to present plans. and
will sail for a European series which
will keep him abroad until March. Hell
fetz will then return to the United
States for more concerts until May.
When HeifetZ reached New York just
before Labor day, at the end of his
WOrlQ Jour, ne was IN great hurry 70
entrain at once for California, where
he was to meet for the first time his
infant son, Robert Joseph, who was
born last June while he was in South
Africa. As soon as the violinist re-
ceived the news that all was well with
mother and child, he began to collect
unusual toys and souvenirs for the boy.
The first and perhaps the oldest Of
these toys was a violin that HeifetZ
bought in Cape Town, which was made
entirely of square matches and which
took three years to build. The instru-
ment contains 2,750 pieces Of match
wood and Heifetz demonstrated that 1t
could be played as we'll as looked at. It
was not his idea. however. Heifetz
stated, to encourage his youthful son
to be a musician.
"It's just the life of a travelling man."
said Heifetz, explaining his desire to
keep his son out Of music. THE trains.
the crowds, the hotels-that's no life.
Getting up in the middle Of the night to
catch a cold train that will get you
somewhere the next afternoon in time
for a concert What a life! And I
love it, too! But wouldn't want to
wish 1t on my son."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

TINE quest for youth is not in
Hollywood just an idealistic
striving for a mythical Ell
i Dorado. Out there it is an
everyday business and produces
some very real results.
New faces, fresh youth and beauty,
are in demand in the Aim studios
and all the States Of the Union. and
indeed the four corners ..n OF the earth earth
are called but few are chosen. for the
requirements cover a multitude Of
charms.
The latest example of a raid on the
youth market was staged by Warner
Bros, when seven young girls were
picked out and signed up at one fell
are fairly embarked on movie career,
and now 1t is up to them to fulfill the
promise which the studio scouts found
In them. It means stardom to those
who make good.
Lorena Layson was the FIRST that day
to sign her contract. Just a month be-
fore she had been standing in for
Ann Dvorak In the First National pic
ture, Three on a Match" She had
been a stand-in ever since Dorothy
Mackaill picked her for that purpose.
Her duties consisted of taking the place
of the star while lights and cameras
were being adjusted for the next scene
She had come out to the studio to
inquire about another stand-in job
and she received the contract instead.
Jacqueline Allen came next. She is
a singer and dancer who had strutted
her stuff with Gus Arnheim's band,
giving as her principal number an
imitation of Ted Lewis. Some one saw
her in the act and swept her in when
the youth raid was staged.
Monica Bannister had spent several
months doing occasional extra work at
various studios. She was not known to
any one at the Warner Bros. studio,
and her contract was a matter of pure
luck. The day the raid was on Monica
came to the grilled window at the cast
ing Office to ask if there was days
work she could get. Max Arrow. cast
ing director, took one look at her and
ushered her into the office of the studios
chief executive.
Patricia Green, Muriel> Gordon,
Geraine Greer and Alice JAM had all
done extra work-when they could get
it. They were spotted as they worked
on various sets, and the manner in
which they stood out from the rest by
reason of freshness and charm made
them eligible as embryonic stars.
In every case, youth and distinct
type of good looks formed the primary