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514-5I6 GODDARD -RD., BATTERY PK.
Bethesda. Open % pm. New houses
Very reasonably priced. 3 and BED
rooms; many interesting features.
NARROW BEECH CORP. Met. 111O.
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2s52 ONTARIO ROAD,
REASONABLE RENT
THE BROADMOOR,
0Gn1 GnMMEGEINII NrE

Beautifully furnished apt. (hotel service
OPTIONAL, consisting of living room bed
room. junior dining room. kitchen, bath
and inclosed porch. Phone Cleveland
5000 Dining room. beauty parlor barber
shop. garage. etc. in building
Evening star., 1935-09-23

STI50-BRAND- NEW, SEM1-DETACHED
brick home in Brentwood. 3 bed rooms
and baths: recreation room and garage.
A great value. Phont National l43S
until q pm
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rd-Will accept one or two paying guests;
also offer special service for diet and rest
cases. Phone Columbia O602.
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HTLLCREsT-NEW CAPE COD COLONIAL.
6 rooms and tile bath. built-in garase,
place; lot, 4@xiOO: price, S6. 500. 21OS
| 32nd Sc Phone Lincoln 41Sl-J.
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

6l9 ST. NV. ACROSS FROM HECHT' 81 :.
4 stories. 121 feet long: BACK ENTRANCE.
wide alley: suitable for business. storage
or light manufacturing. c. A. BORDEN
CO, $40 st. NV. 26'
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RENT-STORAGE SPACE.
2016 18th ST. NV.
approximately $50 So, Fl.
sALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY

SALE - INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
MODERN BRICK HOUSE, RENTING $465
BOSS yssF pEfh PGELss Ifsucfa fai7 a1ek St. SAFE
A VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW DETACHED
brick apartment house containing four
units of three rooms. kitchen. bath, and
paefle poreh to @ each apsTtment. Buildins is es> s.
pecially well constructed, beautifully mn
hd ddU IN oaaed n ons rm Of fSe
residential sections of NV. Annual rent,
So 246O Price. S16,500
BOSS g. PHELPS. 1417 K ST. NV.
18th AND MONROE SITS. N;w-BRIcK,
rented to good tenants, SIS month; price,
Dist. sa17. W. L. MOORE. Geo. 2so2.
NEW APARTMENT. IS UNITS; rent. S10,-
900 yearly: fully rented; triangle; 100000
first trust. building association. This ad
under box number for If interested, party
dress Box 15a-b. Star once pa.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S3,9O0-Six-room and bath brick with
s4ssS per hao Month % Terms edssH # desred a.
SS,5OO-Large ten-room and two-bath
cS5aG ercS.and-stons,fro residence in
out, Good condition. Leased to
G., White ssnsnt nsSs st $3.50 Per year
FAMILY FLAT. Well built and con-
tanning the latest equipment. Three
rooms. tile bath and screened porch
each. with separate hot-water heat
ing plants; fuel and light furnished
by tenants. >. Excellent white COM
munity-easily kept rented Total
income, S160 per month. Well net
log return on investment.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO..
1905 ST. NV. NATL. 2345.
BARGAIN INVESTMENT.
Ss.000-Excellently located. close to upper
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RESTRICTED 5-ACRE TRACTS.
miles from D c. line, where your
neighbor as well as yourself is compelled
10 build an attractive and livable home
and where you will not be ashamed to let
your friends know you live Cleared and
roads. city electricity: school bus from
property to grade and high schools Many
other ADVANTAGES not offered in cheapiy
priced. unrestricted subdivisions For COM
plete information and directions telephone
Marlboro 49-F-32. JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
oWner
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SALE-HOUSES.
CONTINUED.

SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME.
rooms on : floors. in Marietta Park
appt. WAPLE & JAMES. INC. District
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WANTED-LOTS.

WOODED PLOT. FOR BUILDING PUR-
poses. ] acre or less in vicinity Army
and Navy Country Club, Glebe rd Chai
Bridge rd.. or on canal Must be a bar
gam Address Box AID. Star ONCE
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WANTED TO RENI-aOUsEs.
SALE--HOUSES.

S7I50-BRAND- NEW, sEMI-DETACHED
brick home in Brightwood. 3 bed rooms
and baths; recreation room ana eaTaee; Ta,s
until p.m.
and c stsD-66-room and bath brick house, o@6
Cash, balance like rent See Mr.. VIII
LIAMS at 1910 st. s.e., or phone Mr..
CLARK National 3007.
514-5I6 GODDARD RD.. BATTERY pK
EerH EerResnai feasonsbiy ABLY priced. and bed
MARROW BEECH CORP. Met. ITO
1908 OTIS PL. NW.-DEsIRABLE FOR
Dst foomf ssi7 and w sa1h In MooRR se Geo s ssos
745O-HERE'S A LITTLE GEM OF
home Bungalow plan; brick. PEG
and bath f1 i6 DasemsnI Io1ely sec aao
ii4s 14ss u until : pm, m,-
NEAR ST. GABRIEL's AND ROOSEVELT
nW neTGSusG Is barSain at ss,95d, on easy terms.
Dist. s917. W. L. MOORE. Geo. 2S02.
EXCHANGE-S5,5O0. EQUITY IN A lE-
5on1s houss he Tesdeaes 84S neek seeton Mr.
pistrict h4aSf a54s. MApIE ( JAMES. INC.
baSs a3gsF lot sAFE s5Ai5 f1s trees
furraee. ffiiT f newly painted and reconditioned.
Fine location near Chevy Chase Circle.
Phone Wisconsin 217l. 17l.------=
81 .OOO-2 BLOCKS FROM TIvoLI THE
Splendid investment; zoned for apart
ments.. Call District 4464 for appoint
81 500-JUsT OFF 18th sT.-9 ROOMS.
Close to Meridian Park. 1t has Just been
foreclosed. which accounts for the very
low price. dandy home or investment.
Phone National 1898 until 2 PM
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTs-s-R7M HOUSE
SI3 800; terms. Clev. 1928. Mrs. Roos.
HILIcREsT-NEw CAPE COP COLONIAL,
hot-water heat. hardwood floors. stone fire5
place; lot, 42x100:. price, So. 500. 21Os
33nd sc. Phone Lincoln ASH.
ceAP1ToL HILL, Hill, on ST, AT sc1n ard Me- s.v
porA5 porcS, hardWood nTSo % %foors. RANCE. % shades
dition Price. $500; reasonable sszh
phone District 450S. 2 to pm.
FOR ONE WHO HAS AN APPRECIATION
entas ns in shsEm ceTsnd Of Ps PARK 0Ysy se IS Gd
ya1e This home is in excel
Kitchen and laSatory ' on the e0i> Ist fioer.
bed rooms and 9 baths on, the End floor.
on the Ord floor, 2-car garage There
are over 10000 So. It. Of sround. large
oaks. fruit trees and most attractive for
NAL earden,, 1t is for sale for less than
M C. cseseS Miller IfIIs ioT f11s fa1sf 1th st. Phone h%
District 4464 for appointment to inspect
CONVENIENT, 10, WESTERN HIGH
School-Brand-new home under $1,000; 6
Bbo5s bFishs FGomT best construction
1888 MADISON N.w.-9-R. DIET. HOUSE,
sale esS OPEN eet TIN s. owner tsSen aeorsa Hs f4i f
S5,5O0-HEREs A CHARMING BUNGA-
low in Takoma Park. and such q bargainl
l. ASK to sect see 1t bei9Te i rs ns snapped up by
HOME IN A VERY. ACTIVE BUSINESS
is a bargain at SI3. 500 LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV, Natl. 1866.
NEW FIREPROOF STEEL FABRICATED
latest thing in construction and design.
5. 8 and Z room houses priced from
S7.65o up. On large wooded lots. Send
AVA ~ R. B. WARREN.
110s 18th st. NV. Wisconsin 306s.
p.nt,S NEW " TTWo-FAMTLY TyS N;I1 ~ APT. Io
81 600 cash and $50 per month. Also
rooms; baths thSo So 200; o 5000 ot cash. $50
ge gee MnR MH Rowe GaO At 1926 51 1ssh @ s's ST. &C.
1924 14th St. NV. District a347
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sEMI-DETAcHED-oN $3.50.
Six rooms, bath, h:-w.h.. elec., Q large
porches; lot lag sHisIsD & ssse; garage.
1920 x ss. - ~ National ss4s.
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EXCHANGE.

WANT TO EXCHANGE ENGLISH STYLE
stone house ami, with 10 acres. all neces-
sary outbuildings. 81 miles D. c.. for unim
proved farm within 40 miles D. c. Address
Box 245-D, Star ofice. 25s
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2-FAMILY HOME.
Glover Park. Practically New.
SHAPIRO, l420 X st, NV. Natl. S949.

A BEAUTIFULLY REcONDrTIoNED.
FINELY LOCATED MT. PLEASANT HOME.
SS,950-Vacant: new-house condition; SIX
spacious rooms; . complete baths; nre-
place: , rear inclosed porches: big
front porch. beamed ceiling in dining
ROOM, electric refrigeration. oil heat;
deep lot with garage Ready to move
right into. A bargain. BOSS 4
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. AFTER
Il PM CALI. nTTIMpIA o046
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4-FAMILY FLATS.

INCOMES S1,6SO to S1.a92. Prices
from S10950 to S13.5O0. Low rentals,
modern in every respect They. make re-
Desirably situated in Briehtwood conven-
ient to 14th st: cars and bus and excel
9012.
1-Story Store & Large Pkg.
Lot on main artery: leased to national
is a trust Of about Sc. 900 and owner will
take 81 500 for equity. This price is
considerably less than usually asked for
this class Of investment. CALL MR.. DREW
MET. 2s27 r. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205
Investment Building.
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BARGAIN INVFsTMENT

s.000--Excellently located close to upper
house: Ss " BED Rooms: modern modern heatz oeaik
ing. etc. just refinanced with $4,000.
50 loan, Rented by year at $50 per
month. BOSS PHELPS PHONE Ma
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

> UNFURN. RMS. PRIV. BATH, ELEC.
refrig,. h. W; Ink. separate entrance.
S35 incl. gas, cleo. heat. Half blk. w.
Falls Oh. bus. Ill So. Oak st.. Falls Ch.,
after pm.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE,

BIG LIST-SHORE, INVESTMENT. BUSI-
ness, colored property. farms. acreage.
suburban. lots, estates. homes. at greatly
reduced price and terms. or tEade. 10
phone Georgia 6l46.
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WANTED-BUSINEsS PROPERTY
COUNTRY ESTATES.

WANT TO BUY STORE AND APARTMENT
suitable for delicatessen or first commercial
lots. Call Atlantic 1866.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1000 r. / AVE NV, APT. 3-2 ROOMS.
reception hall. kitchen and bath; S45.
HENRY SCHAFFERT. 800 John Marshall pl.
COBLENTz APT. N. CAP. ST AND FLA
ave- large. front rms. porch. facing
Truxton Circle; new. modern; S55 mo. Dec.
1905. 23"
Evening star., 1935-09-23

COUNTRY ESTATES
Sharon the show place Of MONTGOMERY
County, Md. is rooms baths; 3 other
dwellings; beautiful lawns. large trees and
shrubbery. All necessary farm buildings
and 235 acres of excellent land.
Colonial brick home with % acres.
Colonial brick home with IS acres.
Colonial brick home with 143 acres.
Call Mr.. Thomas With
BOSS 4 PHELPS.
National $500 Or Adams 9l21.
Evening star., 1935-09-23
SALE-LOTS.

BUILDING LOTS &, BRIGHTWOOD,
choice location for detached houses; quick
action necessary; price and terms right.
Phone Mr.. Tweed. WAPLE & JAMES,
drive from Glenbrook rd the most beau
tiful street in Edgemoor section. concrete
street. sewer and water. Price. 81 ESQ.
Phone Cleveland 537l or Georgia 1858.
beautiful wooded homesite 100X220. in re-
Strlcted section. Larger sites available II
desired. Phone Wisconsin 306S.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS SIS; So DOWN 81
per mo-: no interest. Phone Capitol
Heights 246-J or National 237l.
IDEAL HOMESITE-i5-FT. FRONT; NEAR
Ashton Heights and new Lee Blvd: water
sewer. etc: only Sl95 Adams 1855.
COLORED-BEAUTIFU BUILDING LOTS
in Roland Park all improvements; easy
terms. Mr.. COOPER National 1859.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

2O20 Jackson ST rms. tile bath. fire.
place. 2O11 Kearney st.-6 rms. ,-w,h..
ami. 1921 jackson st.-11 rms. 2 baths.
lot 200 It. deep. once open ] ?; m. today;
H. c. MAYNOR & CO.. 2605 Brentwood
I'd. ne. Phone North 433S.
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SALE-FARMS.

/. ACRES OF LAND. ACRES CLEARED.
balance in timber. Located miles south
OF Alex. Va. Good road electricity. Price
81 900 90. Address Box l3:}-D Star Office.
SUBURBAN FARM FOR SALE-i1 ACRE
farm with s-room house. all modern con-
venienceS Outbuildings. Two miles south
of Alex. Va. Price. Sl1 10000. A real
buy. Address Box I42-D. Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-FARM SUITABLE FOR
truck and poultry 9 miles from Colonial
Beach Va. Immediate possession Apply
to F. N. BROWN. King George. Virginia.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

ALL CASH FOR SMALL D. c. HOUSES.
any condition. No commissions paid. Phone
National S95l 1920 K NV.
CoMPARATIVELY NEW. DETACHED. g.
rm., 2-b. house. garage. NV. D. c.: part
cash. balance like rent. Addres Box 314-C.
Star ONCE. 24'
WILL PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR
home in NV. section; no agents; must be
reasonable. Call evenings. North 4764-J
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
con 1ition immaterial This ad is not for
purpose Of obtaining liStings. E A. GAR
VEY. phone District 450S. 1126 VT. ave-
SPOT CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE (WHITEJ
brick or frame. any condition: D. C. only.
Call Mr.. Strohecker at Metropolitan 2713.
HAVE 1-ROOM HOUSE. 3 YEARS OLD
just like new. modern. at 50. $50. Will
exchange for bungalow in suburbs. not
over $4,000.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
sale or exchange. Personal attention given
to all listings
1924 l4th st. NV. District 3347.
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AuL P. STONE. NORTH T47

WILL TRADE. NEW HOMES
For Small Clear Property.
Any Section. See Us.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
1924 HARRISON ST. NV IN THE
heart Of Chevy Chase. D: C. New center
hall Colonial brick. Il bed rooms. baths
kitchen. porches. 3-car garage. maids
room and bath. G. E. oil heati WOODED
lot eoxl05' p WARREN.
110S 18th st. NV. wisconsin 306S.
OUTSTANDING VALUE AT $500,
One of the few available houses OF the
better type in the Woo6ridge section. Six
rooms. bath. fioored attic. three ,porehes'
buiit-in garage, nice yard. Splendid loca-
tion. 1117 Otis st. ne.
PAUL p. STONE. NORTH 7471.
SEE US FOR YOUR NEW HOME. -.
We specialize in sale and exchange OF
homes all sections of city. Phone US. We
will have our representative call on you
and give y 10y pf details; e. i.urs ,Nc
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
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S6 500 EACH.

c11a 1st St NV. and 621 Florida ave
nt-Each containing rooms and bath.
fun basement and in good condition. Sub
nit an offer.
I41O q st NV 24s
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SALE-Co-oPERATIyE APIS.

COOPERATIVE APT. FOR SALE OR
rent; most unusual: 8 rooms. including 3
bed rooms baths. screened porch. sun
parlor. servants quarters and lear garage.
2120 Kalorama rd. NV. North $3.50. 23'
Evening star., 1935-09-23
WANTED-ROOMS.
COUNTRY BOARD.

PROSPECT HILL NEAR FREDERICK.
Fall and Winter guests. Weekly anc
Neek END. Chicken dinners. Mrs. Roy I
Eyndman. Box 215. Frederick. Nd. 20
Evening star., 1935-09-23

STUCCO HOUSE, SLATE ROOF. 10
rooms, > baths, lot S5x135. Fine trees
and shrubbery Gear garage. oil-burner
furnace. newly painted and reconditioned.
Fine location near Chevy Chase Crcle'
Phone wisconsin o111
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OUTSTANDING BARGAIN.
LOOK-SACRIFICE.

Business corner near 4th. Mass. ave
NV. must be sold this week: sacrifice for
S5. $50 Mr.. Fisher. BOSS Il PHELPS,
14l1 K NV National a300.
Evening star., 1935-09-23

4o13 eth St NV. lSt. Gabriel's Parishl 9.
Brick house a.m.i..s7 rooms bath bath, ATTIC; Gtn3
neiehborhood convenient: possession. Price
and terms right Phone Georgia Ol19.
Evening star., 1935-09-23

PETWORTH BARGAIN.
AT SHERMAN CIRCLE.
This Colonial Dunigan-built home con-
tains 6 rooms. built-in tub and shower,
concrete front porch, recreation room and
built-in garage; equipped with gas fur-
mace. awnings, screens, etc. and Is IN
perfect condition. Your opportunity to
purchase a fine home at a sacrifice price.
For information. call Adams 2464 after
pm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13

A brilliant array of municipal
opera favorites will appear in the
cast for Sunny"
Gil Lamb, whose pantomime
dancing was distinctive in Madame
Sherry" the municipal operas third
week presentation this summer, will
return to play the important COM
edy part of Jim Deering.
The late Jack Donohue made the
role famous on the New York stage.
Lamb has been classed as Dono-
hue's successor.
The name part of Sunny" will be
taken by Marjorie Peterson, whose
splendid dancing and acting as Con-
stance Lane in the sparkling mu-
steal hit, Good News" two weeks
ago, met with instantaneous ap-
proval by the opera goerS.
Opposite her again will appear
Jerry Golf, the handsome young
leading man with an excellent bari
tone voice. Golf will take the prin-
cipal male lead of jim Deering.
Gertrude Niesen will appear in
the part of Magnolia, while Audrey
Christie will take the leading femi-
nine comedy part of Vicente"
Winters.
Others to appear in principal parts
are John Sheehan. Jane Seymour,
Charles Gallagher, Sheila Ollie, Roy
Gordon, Una Val, Duke McHale, Al
Downing, Earle MacVeigh, Victor
CaSmore and Marion Huntley.
Sunny" is the story of little
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13

English circus girl, Sunny Peters, a
popular bareback rider. In the
days of the great war, Sunny had
served as a Red Cross nurse in
France and there, with the Amer
lean troops, she had nursed back to
health Tom Warren, young Amer
lean officer. They meet again when
Warren and his fellow members of
the American Legion revisit the
battle fields.
When her father wants her to
marry man she does not love, Sun
ny runs away from the circus. She
is stowaway on a steamship
headed for America with Warren
and his friends aboard. Her father
also is found on the boat. From
then on there is romance, love and
comedy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
AT WestIake

Ellsworth and Codero, noted So
ciety dance team, appear twice each
night at Westlake Beach Terrace
High School-rd between 10th-st and
Rockville
Morrey Brennan's orchestra pro-
vides the dance music.
Ellsworth and Cordero have COM
manded the enthusiastic applause
of the sophisticated clientele at
Chicago'S Empire Room in the
Palmer House and at the Hotel
Sherman College Inn.
They have also played the Chi
cago Theater and other principal
houses in the Balaban Katz circuit.
At Westlake they will present their
own version of popular continental
and South American ballroom
dances, including the rhumba, tango
and La Cucuracha.
Another newcomer to the Westlake
is Jack Sherwood with a singing
style all his own. Sherwood, who
has been heard on national hook
ups of NBC and CHS formerly was
associated with Art Randall's or
chestra, playing at the famed Case
Iona in Tronto.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
Diver Returns
to Riverside
DeIno Will Perform at Park
Tomorrow,

So thrilled were Riverside amuse-
ment park crowds last Sunday by
the daring leaps of The Great Del
no from a 90-foot tower into tiny
net that the management has re-
engaged the act as a free attrac-
ton again tomorrow afternoon and
night.
Delno, who is known in the cir
Gus and carnival business as the
man who jumps without a para
chute" will leap from his tower in
the center of the park at a Uomor-
row afternoon and again at 9.
Today the thousands of employees
of the Guide Lamp Corporation,
Anderson, are holding their annual
outing at Riverside.
For the entertainment of TIE An
derson visitors, the Riverside man
agement has provided balloon
ascension and parachute leaps,
which will be staged at 6.
The park is, of course, open to
the general public on industrial
picnic days, the "a big rides and
other fun and thrill concessions be-
ing ample to afford entertainment
for all.
There is dancing every night ex-
cept Monday in the moonlight gar
dens to the music of Jack Tilson
and his band, and on Sunday af-
ternoon the Tilson tea dances are
proving a mecca for the dancing
set.
Special entertainment will be
provided tonight in the Golding
gardens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
Class Glee Club
Booked at EIwooc

The glee club of the Christian
Men Builders Glass of the Third
Christian Church will present a
program at 7:3O tomorrow night in
the First M. E. Church, Elwood.
Other numbers on the program
will include Mary Ann McCreary,
juvenile singer; Homer Cornell, pi-
anist, and John Nelson, accordion
list. Wallace S. Sims will introduce
the program.
The glee club consists of 25 voices
and is under the direction of Arthur
w. Mason and is accompanied by
Mrs. Grace Paris at the piano.
Programs of this type are being
arranged for organizations, hos
pitfalls and churches throughout the
city and state.
Elmer A. Wilson is in charge Of
arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13

dummy" The act, however, suffers
a great deal from the slow and I'M
wieldy way in which its starts.
Usher and Higgins are fairly
funny in a skit about modern mar
riage and kept alive by average
singing, and Hal Young and Huston
Ray are excellently theatrical in
their song and piano sketch.
The picture occupying the screen,
THE Virginian," starring Gary
Cooper, Richard Arlen, Walter Hus-
ton and Mary Brian, is interesting,
if from no other standpoint than a
comparison with modern pictures.
The Virginian" is a reissue of the
old picture.
1t is the story of rivalry between
two cowboys for the girl of their
hearts desires. There are the usual
number of rough-riding cow-hands,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
.ardi Cras Ser
for East Side
Ninth Annual Event Will
Open July 81.

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for Mardi Gras to be held
July "a to q under the auspices of
the Sherman Emerson Civic League.
AS in former years, the shows
Will occupy the grounds at E. 10th
st and Euclid-av. The F. E. Good
ing Company, which gave successful
shows here during former years,
will again provide the attractions.
These will include a number of
new Oriental show features and ex-
hibitS, Ferris wheel, merry-go-
rounds, caterpillar trains and other
fun-making devices.
A balloon ascension every night
Will precede the opening of the
regular shows which will also in
clude band concerts and addresses
by prominent civic leaders.
On July %, an addition for anna
teurs win be held on the show
grounds and successful winners will
perform every night during the
Mardi Gras. Cash prizes will be
awarded each night to the two best
amateurs.
Commercial booths for merchan-
disc displays will be available to
downtown merchants and to COM
munity business enterprises.
In speaking of the Mardi Gras,
F. A. Muehlbacher, general chair
man, said yesterday:
This is our ninth annual show
and the proceeds will be used to
carry on civic work for the East
Side, promoted through the Sher-
man-EmerSon Civic League. In the
II years which the league has been
operating. it has been instrumental
in obtaining many East Side i'm
provements, chief among them be-
ing the erection of School 81, the
E. 10th-st track elevation and the
widening of E. New York-st.
Our annual Mardi Gras shows
have brought thousands from all
parts of the city and more than
10000 attended our show last year.
This years Mardi Gras attrac-
tons will be bigger and better than
ever and We vii! be eager to please
the public which has so generously
supported the work of the League in
past years"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13

al times the story becomes not only
unbelievable but silly. The produc-
ton could not or should not have
cost very much. AT times, especial
~ in the first part, the movie be-
comes a lecture on the life of bees
with some emphasis placed upon
the sex life Of the queen.
Jamie Neil Hamilton always
has appealed to me as rather a sap
of a person who married a girl
without knowing her name and be-
lieving that another man had
wronged her. The second that the
wedding was over, the bride dis
appeared in a taxi and Jamie re-
turned to his bees and to Little
Scout edith Fellows.
The best performance is turned
out by Emma Dunn as Margaret
Cameron.
The picture. of course, is very,
very clean and very heroic.
1 have my own opinion Of this
one. Be your own judge as usual.
Now at the Apollo.
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Circle Stage

Gene and Glenn. NBC radio en-
tertainers, have been booked to APP
pear in person on the Circle stage
for week starting Friday. July 26.
They will appear in conjunction
with a f1rst-run feature picture to
be announced later.
During their Circle engagement
Gene and Glenn will offer the
brand Of entertainment that has
made them the favorites, including
the famous duet by Jake and
Lena" Their offering will last from
80 to 40 minutes at each per-
Torrance.
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Ambassador Offers
New Chan Picture

Starting tomorrow for a three
Encouragement, the Ambassador
will present a first showing of
Charlie Chan in Egypt" starring
Warner GLAND, Stepin Fetchit and
Pat Paterson, and Mae West in
Coin to Town"
Charlie Chan in Egypt" concerns
the new adventures of Chan, who
solves a complicated mystery in
which three persons are murdered
in an old tomb. CHAINS handy-man
is played by the slow talking Stepin
Fetchit, who unloads a carload Of
riot fun.
Short reels will complete the pro-
gram.