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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07
National officer VIII Attend
KendallUiIle Pythian Session
Supreme Vice Chancellor
Will Be Honored; 500
Expected to Attend.

Knights of Pythias lodges in the
First and Eighth districts will hold
a joint meeting Tuesday night at
Kendallville. Harvey T. OFT of Wolf
Lake viii be in charge of the meet
ing.
Assisting OFT will be James F.
Beber and Edwin R. Thomas of Fl.
Wayne. Thomas is grand vice
chancellor
The band of Butler lodge, No. 1873,
will give a band concert. An ex-
hibition drill will be given by the
Sampson guards of Butler lodge.
The dramatic team of Auburn
lodge, No. 191, will give the rank
of page.
Guests of honor will be James
Dunn Jr. of Cleveland, O.. SUI
preme vice chancellor, and E. E.
Coriell of Bowling Green , O., grand
keeper of records and seal for Ohio
Prominent among the speakers at
the meeting will be DR.. c. v. Dun
bar Of Indianapolis, grand chan
cellor, and Carl R. Mitchell of In
dianapolis, grand keeper of records
and seal.
Between 400 and 500 visitors from
all parts of northern Indiana,
southern Michigan and northwest
ern Ohio are expected to attend the
affair.
Harvey T. Walker of Montpelier,
grand outer guard, will present a
new charter to the K. of P. lodge at
Pennville at a meeting Wednesday
night The meeting will be pre-
coded by family "pitch-in" supper.
The charter will replace the old
one, which burned last summer.
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REVIVE OLD RITUAL
1871 Rites to Be Depicted
by 0. E. S. Group.

The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association of Marion county,
Order of Eastern Star, will ex-
emplify the orders ritual of 1871
before Nettie Ransford chapter
Wednesday night.
Instead of wearing costumes of
the 1871 period, the officers will
wear colonial dress, in honor of the
George Washington bicentennial.
officers taking part in the ex-
empliflcation are:
Mrs. Martha Zoercher, Mrs.
Blanche Regett, Mrs. Louise Sharp,
Mrs. Florence Carr, Mrs. Laura
Rathbun, Mrs. Esther Bleistein,
Mrs. Mary Konecke, Mrs. Katherine
Richardson, Mrs. Jessie Potts, Mrs.
Elizabeth Tyre, Mrs. Sarah Baker,
Mrs. Jessie Bierce, Mrs. Mile
Gilmore, Mrs. Saiome Binkley, Mrs.
Ethel Emmons, Mrs. Ida Ingle and
Andrew Landers.
Mrs. Irene Davis is worthy ma
iron and Tine Dickinson is worthy
patron of Ransford chapter.
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BENEFIT is PLANNED
Moose Women'S Affair Pro-
ceedS Go to Charity.

Indianapolis chapter, Women of
the Moose, will hold a benefit card
party Wednesday.
Bunco, euchre, and bridge games
will feature the affair.
Part of the entertainment will be
held in the afternoon. The pro-
ceeds from this section will go to
social service work.
Proceeds from the evening party
will be used in the special benefit
fund of the chapter
The afternoon party will be in
charge of Mrs. Ella Bice. Mrs.
William Hoover will be in charge
of the evening party.
Plans now are being completed
for an observance of the George
Washington bicentennial March 81,
it was announced today by Mrs.
Fern Burk, chairman of the library
committee which is in charge of
arrangements.
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PRATHER LODGE
HAS BIG MONTH
OF ACTIVITIES
Entertainment, Dance for
Members Set for Sat-
urdaY Niqht.

A full month of activities is
scheduled for members Of calvin
w. Prather lodge. No. TIT, F. &
A. M. at Prather Masonic temple.
College avenue and Forty-second
street.
One of the important events to
take place during March is the
entertainment and dance to be
given in the ballroom for mem
bers and their friends at 8 Satur-
day
David c. Pyke, thrice potent
master of the Scottish Rite, is
chairman of the entertainment
committee in charge of the affair.
Guest tickets may be obtained
from Clarence S. Armstrong, sec
rotary Of the lodge.
Leap Year Dance Planned
The monthly dinner dance Of
Calvin w. Prather Craft Club will
be held at $50 Saturday, March 10.
for club members and their Ma
sonic friends.
BY a vote Of the club at the
regular monthly business meeting
last Tuesday, it was decided to
make the dance a leap year affair
The event will be entirely in the
hands of wives of members. Mrs.
Fred v. F'erree is chairman of the
committee which is making ar
rangements.
Calvin w. Prather chapter, No.
1877, Royal Arch Masons, will hold
its stated convocation at 7:30 to-
night
Choir to Be Organized
Stated assembly of Prather coun-
Gil, No. 100, Royal and Select Mas
ters, will be held al $3.50 tonight.
Beginning at 730 Friday, the
Entered Apprentice degree is to be
conferred on candidates.
On Friday, March 10, the Fellow
Craft degree is to be conferred.
George H. Drechsel Jr., worship
full master of Prather lodge, has
announced that a meeting will be
held Friday, March 25, for the
purpose of organizing a choir of
members. 1t is expected that the
first rehearsal will be held at that
meeting.
Appointments of two new COM
mittee chairmen have been an
nounced by Hubert l.. Wann4 presi-
dent of the Craft Club. John S.
Buck is chairman of the ritual
committee, and. Carl Winter heads
the dramatic committee.
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Dr. Golden P. Silvers, a member
of Maple camp No. 1868, Modern
Woodmen of America, will speak
before Marion camp No. 1858, NJ
w. A, Tuesday night in the Wood
man building, 322 East New York
street.
Announcement has been made
that members of the Modern
Woodmen in Marion and sur
rounding counties will attend the
Christian Men Builders class at the
Third Christian church, Sunday
March 20.
Among those who are expected to
attend the class are j. D. Volz. ma
tional director. and George z. Hop
kins, state deputy.
In charge of arrangements are
j. Raymond Trout, district deputy
head consul: Forest Russell and
memmers of the Christian Mems
class.
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as The daughter Of a man who is
IN the power of a fiendish bunch of
dope peddlers. Interest centers
when Holt makes a prison break
and us sent to a mysterious ad-
dress where he gets his first intro
duction to the terrible and brutal
methods of the gang presided over
by doctor who operates on his
victims and the operation always is
a success for the doctor and fiat
failure (death) for the patient.
I know I had a funny feeling
when Jack Holt is strapped to the
operating table while the doctor.
like Shylock in THE Merchant of
Venice" sharpens his instruments
for the thrust of death.
Am not going to give away the
story or the plot because to enjoy
this type of theater you must know
nothing about the plot and the solu-
ton of the mystery.
If you haven't had too much of
this horror suspense brand of
entertainment, you will have a
grand time suffering from chiIls
up and down your spine while see
ing Behind the Mask"
Now at the Circle.
n
Indianapolis theaters tonight
offer: "Laff That Of" at Keith's
and Joseph E. Howard on the stage
and 1.-THE Gay Caballero' on the
screen at the Lyric.
n
Neighborhood theaters tonight
offer: Delicious" at the Hollywood,
Tuxedo and Talbot; Forbidden"
at the Mecca: Hell Divers" at the
Rivoli and Belmont; Street Scene"
at the Hamilton; Dangerous Affair"
at the Tacoma; 'Dr. Jeykll and Mr..
Hyde" at the Emerson and Gar
field; Dance Team" at the Irving
and Daisy, and Ambassador Bill"
at the Stratford.
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away. I think this is the most
tremendous and sincere death scene
l have ever witnessed on the talk
ing screen. On the stage, the late
Bernhardt gave me the greatest
death scenes. No death scene on
the talking screen has equaled the
artistry of Miss Hayes in sincerity
and simplicity. That in no way
reflects upon the work of Colman,
who starts out as a young doctor
in a small western town only to be-
come a great scientist searching for
serum to cure and prevent a
dreaded disease.
Also observe the work of Richard
Bennett as Sondelius, plague ex-
pert. Here is gigantic character
acting. Also watch the masterful
work of A. E. Arson who has al
ways been a careful and a big
player on the legitimate stage, as
Professor Gottlieb.
"Arrowsmith" is a picture that
the movie industry should be proud
of, as it is gigantic piece of
dramatic work.
Be sure and see this one.
Now at the Palace.
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RED MEN LIST
TWO MEETINGS
Montezuma and PIainfield
Hold Orders Interest.

Red Men of Indiana will divide
their attention Saturday between
two big meetings.
The Henry county organization
will hold an open meeting in the
wigwam of Montezuma tribe No.
126, and lodges Of Hendricks county
will meet in the wigwam of Tus-
cola tribe No. 167 of Plainfleld.
Great chiefs have been invited to
the Henry county meeting. Tribes
from Knigthstown, Newcastle, Sui
phur Springs, New Lisbon and Me
chanicsburg will send representa-
tives to the gathering.
Arch H. Hobbs of indianapolis,
great chief of records, will make
Washington speech. Loring
Niles of Newcastle. president of the
county organization, will be in
charge.
In charge of the meeting at
Plainfield will be Ben Breedlove of
indianapolis, deputy great sachem,
assisted by j. f. Dennis of Plain
field, chairman of the. district or
ganization.
Feature will be the presentation
of degree work. The first degree
will be conferred by the degree
team of Casoo tribe No. 482 OF
Hazelwood. In charge of the team
will be George Baldock.
Next of the series of district
meetings to be held under the di-
rcetion of the Great Council of In
diana will be held March Is in
Aurora.
The meeting will be in charge Of
Joe Kenneth, district chairman, as
sisted by John Griffin of Aurora,
deputy great sachem. Tribes from
Dearborn, Ripley, Ohio, Switzerland
and Jefferson counties have been as
signed to the meeting. Principal
guests will be Arthur Pryor of
Worthington, great sachem, and
Great Chief of Records Hobbs.
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Mr.. Fixit-In front of 1880 North
Sherman drive there is large
raised place in the street, which
should be repaired. T. P.
This has been referred to Street Com
missioner Wilbur H. Winship.
Mr.. Fixit-Would it be possible
to have a light somewhere on Elev-
enth street between Pennsylvania
and Delaware? B. G.
Although few street lights are being
ordered in by the works board because
of lack of funds, the proper procedure is
to obtain a blank petition at the board
office, have it signed by interested resi-
dents of the neighbOrhOOd and file it
with the board.
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BY special permission of the
author, Don Marquis, the Thespis
Club of Butler university will pre-
sent his religious drama, Dark
Hours" on a date during Lent.
The date will be announced later.
Two important roles will be por-
trayed by Geraldine Kuntz as
Mary Magdalena and Norman
Singleton as Lazarus.
Other members of the cast will
be Victor Griffin, John Barragry,
Fred Keuthan, Harold Love, Paul
Duncan, Luana Lee, MyleS Swee-
ney, Joseph Neuman, Allen Helt,
Richard Williams, John Thomp-
son, Howard Campbell, Ronald
VanArsdale, Harry Weaver, Char
lotte Twitty, William Hoffman,
Betty McCracken, Marie Shaner,
Carol Reynolds, Douglas Elwood,
Dorothy DeFreese, Media Roth,
Alfred Jones, Harley Spurlock
and EnSley Johnson.
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SET SOCIAL DATES
Affairs Of Scottish Rite Are
Announced.

Social affairs of the Scottish Rite
are announced in a bulletin issued
to the membership.
The Murat Chanters, under direc-
ton of Arthur w. Mason, will pre-
sent an entertainment in the audi
forum, March 18. The chanters will
be dressed in their oriental cos
tunes.
Following the entertainment, a
dance will be given in the ballroom.
Closing the social season for the
rite will be dinner dance, starting
at 6 Friday, April Is. Reservations
for the event, which will be open
to members and their friends, are
in charge of Fred I. Willis, secre-
tary. The dance will begin at 9.
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SCOTTISH RITES
CONVOCATION TO
OPEN MARCH e
Class Is Being Formed for
Annual Ceremony in
Cathedral Here.

Sixty-seventh annual convocation
and reunion of the Scottish Rite
will be held at the cathedral.
March % to 81.
A group of Master Masons petit
tioning for admittance to higher de-
grees in the order, will be organ
lied as the George Washington BIZ
centennial class.
AS a result, the theme of the con-
vocation will be the honoring OF
the two hundredth anniversary Of
Washington's birth.
Plans for the class now are be-
ing carried out in the fifty-two
counties in the Indianapolis juris-
oiction, according to David c. Pyke
thrice potent master.
One of the degrees of the rite
which will be conferred at the con-
vocation is of a patriotic nature.
and has repreSentatiC1 of Wash
lngton and other revolutionary
characters in it, it is announced.
Other exempliflcations, and the
convocation banquet, which will
close the reunion, will be arranged
for observance of the bicentennial
Plans for the banquet which will
be held March 81 have not been
completed. However, it will include
a program of music, addresses and
fraternal features.
Chairman of the various commit
tees in charge of the event are:
Clarence r.. Greene. reception: Eugene
E. Vatet. distinguished guests: George NJ.
Spiegel. visiting officers: EDGAR o. Bur
gan. information: George o. Hutsell. regis
trars: Audlev S. Durham. credentials.
James F. Aldrich. safety. and Robert
Shineler. assistant master OF ceremonies.
Final plans for the reunion will
b. made at a dinner meeting Of of
ficers and workers at the cathedral
March 16.
Deadline for recording petitions
for the George Washington class
will be March II.
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"
selfish mother of Miss Nixon as
Sidney Taylor. And William Col
lier Sr. is the very much misunder-
stood father of Sidney Taylor. Fine
character work on part of all the
principals. But never in my life
have seen two sweethearts suffer
SO much before they actually get
to the altar. At times you will
want to shake Farrell. And then
you will want to spank or do some
thig to Miss Gombell for making
the love birds suffer so much.
And believe that Farrell and
Miss Nixon make a grand couple.
If this combination keeps up, they
should become leaders on the
screen.
The director sure makes one suf-
fer with his love birds as they fight
every obstacle that is thrown into
their way.
after Tomorrow is sure a great
date night movie. Now at the
Apollo.
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MASTERS AND WARDENS
DINNER IS ARRANGED
Center Lodge No. %, F. & A. M,
Will Be Host to Association.

Centre lodge No. %, F. e. A. M,
will be host to the Masters and
Wardens' Association of Marion
county Saturday at dinner and
entertainment.
The event will be the first to be
held following election of officers of
the Masters and Wardens' Associa-
ton. New president of the associa-
ton is Otto Cox.
Feature of the entertainment will
be the presentation of a group of
songs by the double quartet of
Centre lodge, under the direction
of Arnold F.. Spencer.
In addition. the Music Masters
saxophone quartet will play. Mem
bers of the quartet are Bob Sink
Merrill Bowman, Jean Marlin and
Warren Hoy.
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BEN-HURS TO INITIATE
Glass of 20 VIII Enter Order at
Wednesday Night Meeting.

Ben-Hur lodge will initiate twenty
candidates at its meeting Wednes-
day night. An informal hour OF
cards and bunco will follow the in
citation ceremonies.
Preparations have been inaugu-
rated by Ben-Hur officials for the
Ben-Hur state fraternal congress,
May 10, 20 and 81, in indianapolis.
All Ben-Hur lodges in the state will
take part.
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FOUR MEETINGS
SCHEDULED BY
ODD FELLOWS
Tri-County Farley Friday at
New Albany Chief
Gathering of Week.

Four important meetings draw
the attention of Indiana members
of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows during the coming week.
Most important of the meetings
will be a tri-county meeting Friday
in the hall Of Hope Lodge No. of
New Albany Prominent guests at
the affair will be Golden A. Smith
of New Albany, grand master, and
George P. Bornwasser of Indianapo-
lis, grand secretary. Both will
speak.
The two grand officers also will
speak at county meeting to be
held Thursday at the hall of Rush
vile lodge No IS.
A George Washington bicenten-
NAL celebration will feature a special
meeting and entertainment at
Irvington lodge No. SOB, Tuesday
night.
Bornwasser will be the principal
speaker Wednesday at a meeting of
the lodges of Upton county at
Kempton lodge No. ITO.
Indianapolis encampment No. 319,
Patriarchs Militant, will hold it's
regular meeting tonight at Pros
pect and South East streets. Will
liam Reinhardt, chief patriarch, will
preside.
Regular meeting of Germania
lodge No. 129, I, o. o. F., will be
held Tuesday night in the hall at
Prospect and East streets. Presid-
ing will be Robert Roessner, noble
grand.
Mozart Rebekah lodge No. 828
will meet Friday in the same hall.
Mrs. Frieda Culman, noble grand,
will preside.
Announcement has been made by
the officers in the Mozart Club, af-
f1liated with Germania lodge, that
the club will hold card party in
the hall Tuesday. March Is.
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SET LEGION INITIATION
40 and 8 Team viii Conduct Rite

40 and 8 Team Will Conduct Rite
for Indiana Bell Post Friday.
Formal initiation of the Indiana
Bell Telephone post, American
Legion, will be conducted by the
degree team of the Forty and Eight
Friday night in post headquarters.
The Forty and Eight group also
will conduct initiation for the Irv-
ington post in the Irvington Ma
sonic temple March 26.
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DINNER TO BE GIVEN
Women's Benefit Association n
14O in Charge of Affair.

Women's Benefit Association No.
lao will give its regular public din
ner Wednesday noon at the hall.
230 East Ohio street. Mrs. Jose
phine Coibion will be in charge of
the dinner. In charge of the din
ing room will be Mrs. Marge Drex-
Ter.
A card party will follow the din
ner at 2:3O. It will be in charge of
Mrs. Hannah Hiatt.
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OHIO ABDUCT0RS WILL
GET SPEEDY JUSTICE
Indictments Expected Today for
Jimmy DEPUTIES Kidnapers.

BIZ United Press
WARREN, o., March swift
Justice was promised by authorities
today to the kidnapers of James
Deiute Jr., 12-year-old Niles school
boy, who was liberated after three
days of captivity when police raided
an old gambling house near Youngs-
town.
County Prosecutor George H, Biz
rell expected a special Trumbull
county grand jury to vote kidnapping
indictments late today against John
De Marco, 80, and Dowell Hargrove,
alias Kelly, who were captured
when police discovered them hiding
with their prisoner in a secret room
in the old gaming establishment.
Police suspect them of acting only
as agents of a nation kidnap ring,
hired to abduct young Dejute, the
son of wealthy Niles contractor.
Hargrave came to Ohio several
weeks ago from Philadelphia.
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It dIlk6IlSGelD ana
the others of this
type.
You are interest
ed from the first
in Behind the
Mask" because Bo-
riS Karloff, who
made himself ia
nous in Frank
enstein," and he
is without makeup
this time. Jack
Holt has the main
lead in Behind
the Mask" and
the girl interest is
furnished by Con-
stance Cummings
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HITS HUNGER AID FOES
Defeat Every Congressman Who
? Voted Against ReIief-PinchOt.

? Voted Against Relief-PinchOt.
By Scripps-Hovard Newspaper Alliance
PHILADELPHIA. March 7.-Ev-
cry member Of congress who voted
against federal hunger relief should
be defeated for reelection, Govern
or Clifford Pinchot said here, ad-
dressing a mass meeting called by
the Central Labor union of Phila-
delphia to demand relief for I'M
employment.
THE refusal to grant relief to
suffering Americans is a slap in the
face of the American people," Pin
chot said ct is challenge from
the overrich, drunk with their po-
litical power.
IF you are the men I think you
are, you will use your votes to take
that power from them-for your
own sakes and the everlasting good
of the United States of America. y
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"ARROWSMITH" is
CREDIT TO THE INDUSTRY

The movie version of Arrow
smith," the novel by Sinclair Lewis,
is most intelligent handling of the
great novel.
In the first place the direction,
all credit possible goes to John
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as the taxi driver
of New York who
becomes a sheriff
in Arizona. He
gets many laughs.
The love prin-
cipals are played
by Hal Thomp-
son as Danny
c hurc h i'll and
Frances Upton as
Molly Gray. An
other thing in its
favor is the beau
tifully costuming
of the principals
as we'll as the
chorus.
And speaking of
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JUDGE SPURNS
KISS

Marrying Jurist Turns Down Bride;
Wants to Be Different.
By United Press
GILROY, Cal, March because
there is nothing in the penal code
requiring him to do so. Judge Leon
Thomas refused the proffered lips of
Mrs. Margaret Hall, after he had
married her to Walter Lee Hill.
There are too many osculating
justices already" he said. II want
70 be different
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Circle to Give Dance

Capital City circle No. 176, Pro-
tected Home Circle, will give a
benefit dance, card and bunco party
at 8 Friday night in Woodmens
hall, 322 East New York street.
Koret Wilbur will be in charge.
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Clayton G. Marsh
sented by members of the chap
ter. He also has written a group
of musical numbers for the min
strels and entertainment.
Members of the Indianapolis
chapter choir, under Spencer's di-
rection, will take part in the pro-
duction.
In charge of publicity for the
show is Clayton G. Marsh, chap
ter high priest.
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Sheriff to Address x. of G

Sheriff Charles CBuck) Sumner
will speak tonight before Indian
apolis council No. 437, knights of
Columbus, on The Duties of a
Sheriff" The speech will be made
during the lectureE's hour of le
regular meeting Of the council.
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THESE TWO
SwEETHEARTS SUFFER

Never have I seen two sweet
hearts suffer as Charles Farrell
and Marian Nixon do in after To-
morrow"
Charlie aad Marian are Just or
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indianapolis chapter No. 5,
Royal Arch Masons, will present
minstrel show and entertain
ment Saturday, April 5, in the
Masonic temple auditorium, it was
announced today by Clayton c.
Marsh.
Arnold F. Spencer, chapter mu-
steal director and organist, has
written a special play to be pre-
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Ford, is intelligent
a n d magnificent.
Then praise falls
upon Ronald Col
man as Martin
Arrowsmith a n d
Helen Hayes as his
wife. If you want
an example of
splendid dramatic
work, watch Miss
Hayes while dying
from THE Black
Death" sinks eX-
hausted at the tel
ephone while call
ing for help from
her husband miles
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GIRL CRAZY HAS A
LOT OF EVERYTHING
ArrowSmh' in Movie Form Does Full Justice to Lewis
Story, as Does Ronald CoIman and Helen HAYES
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN


and Frederic March
the is the biggest buy that the Indiana
The that George Gehvns Girl
from the legitimate stage to the four argues
well for of the
There things way Girl Crazy" being
presented in it's
the that Vivian Janis Rhythm