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Lodge). Elizabeth became an out
cast when she married Jack against
the wish of her stern and hot tenn
pered father, Colonel Lloyd Oionel
Barrymore).
The outcasts go west and leave
Elizabeth's ancestral mansion be-
cause her father hated all Yankees
who fought the South. The cid
colonel would never agree that the
war was over.
A daughter is born to the Sher-
mans and Shirley plays that part
with so much success that she melts
the cold, unforgiving heart Of the
colonel.
1t is interesting to see how Barry
more plays up to Shirley just as if
she had been on the stage and
screen for years. She emotes when
Barrymore does, she fights, scolds
and stamps her foot, yells and cries
and she smiles. loves and loves.
That is enough to know of the
story because Shirley in some of her
old fashioned dresses makes a lovely
picture that nobody can resist.
Here is one of the cleanest and
sweetest picture in many months
and it will hold the attention of
every one regardless of age.
This movie is just another glor-
ious chapter in the progress in act
ing of Shirley Temple.
Now at the Apollo.
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merry. gay. wild and funny romp for
every one in the cast. Mary BO-
land IS a screaming delight as the
small-town Mrs. Effie FlOud, who
goes to Paris to get wise TO the
world and wins Ruggles. a butler,
as the stake in a stud poker game
with the Earl Of Burnstead.
Miss BOland in this movie is the
grand Coincidence she was on the
stage I'm The Cradle Snatchers.
She reaches dizzy heights OF hokum
COu-cSy acting when LaughtOn
brings her husband 10 their French
hotel apartment with one Of the
finest "buns" that Paris can pro-
duce.
Ruggles Gaughton) is In the
same condition. This sOuse scene
and the way 10 IS built up is ire
mendOusIv funny and is not IN bad
taste. And that IS an accomplish
ment.
Charlie Ruggles as E'gbert Floud
proves again that ne is one Of the
crandcst straight comedians IN the
business
Zasu Pitts does less hand waving
than usual but she helps every
comedy scene she Is in. The same
NAV be said of Leila Hyams. Mr..
Young. Maude ECurne and Lucien
Littlchcld
Much Of the scenery rOeS back 10
the old gingerbread days Of interior
decoration and these sets are right.
Here Is the comedy delight of the
season so far.
Now az the Indiana.
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who is trying to get ahead and is
fed up on Karnak ways and man.
ners. He Immediately falls for the
attractive brunette, although he is
practically engaged to the local
belle, played sympathetically by
June Clayworth.
The trouble starts when gang
of hoodluns headed by Fred Baxter,
brother of the chief politician of
the state, breaks into the skating
rink and attempts to make advances
to Miss Cameron. The old manager
promptly gives them the buns
rush" But the gang retaliateS by
coming back after the party, break
ing in. the door, attempting to in
timidate Kiley, the manager, who
in the heat of the moment, shoots
and kills young Baxter.
Kiley escapes but the sheriff and
the hoodlums pin the crime on Miss
Cameron's partner who is rapidly
showed through the political chan
nelS into Jail. The entire Baxter
clan rises in arms and plans a
framed jury, trial and conviction
for the innocent man.
But Carey Marshall (Mr. Ray
mond), is persuaded to defend the
prisoner and does so thrillingly,
gaining him freedom but only after
a mob scene and some exciting mo-
mentS
The part Of Hamp Baxter, the
political chief, is played by Henry
Hull, whose Tobacco Road" per-
formances on Broadway was voted
the most outstanding characterize
ton of last season. Mr.. Hull is fast
gaining a place Of prominence in
the movie character acting world.
Author Cohen has put his adept
ness at Negro comedy into the story
and much of the hilarity issues from
the verboSity of the southern dark
les in the picture.
Transient Lady" is high class en-
tertainment, has been Splendidly
directed and has excellent photog-
raphy.
Now at the Circle. (By j. T. W.
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PianiStS at Lyric

DOMAR CRAMER and Sara
- Elizabeth Miller, two of In
dianapolis' most popular young
pianists, step from their secluded
studios and play an intimate musi-
cal treat for Lyric patrons this
week.
Mr.. Cramer and Miss Miller are
polished musicians and the out
standing thing about their program
is the fact that they seem to thor
oughly enjoy playing such things as
Rhapsody in Blue" II Love That
Man." Fare Thee Well, Anabelle,"
as we'll as 1.-THE Blue Danube"
Bach and Beethoven have been
relegated at least temporarily into
the background and the program
of the two pianistS Smacks of
George Gerschwin.
The two Watson Sisters are back
this week with another Of their
rollicking fun skits. These two, one
large and one smaller, have been
here several times, but always make
a hit with their seemingly off-hand
comedy.
GoSS and Barrows, man and a
girl, is starred by the comedy, most
ly of a raucous type, which is car
ried on by the girl. Her work is
sort of female Joe Penner char
acterization which is really funny.
Jackson and Gardner are seen
in a slapstick act of comedy and
song with Sherry Frank, an act
which was a little loosely put to-
gether; George Andre and COM
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picture. Chevalier is seen on the
stage Of this famous resort, doing
his stunts, his dances and his i'm
personation Of the Baron Cassini.
The baron attends this perform
ance and approves Of Charters i'm
personation of him. OF course, it is
Chevalier who is both the actor and
the baron
Take time to study the makeup
and the splendid difference in voice
and actions Of the actor and the
nobleman.
It is in these theater scenes that
Chevalier sings Rhythm Of the
Rain" This song is a sure winner
and splendidly put ever by the star.
The other two outstanding song hits
are Singing a Happy Som" and
"Au Revoir L'Amour."
At this performance the baron
learns that he has lost his fortune
and he flies to Paris to seek a big
loan.
His business associates are frantic
and from then on until the song
and dance finish, this movie be-
comes comedy and farce with Che
Waller impersonating the baron at
his Office, the stock exchange and in
his home.
In the great bankers home is his
wife. played by Merle Oberon. Miss
Oberon is one Of the biggest movie
women in England and this is her
first Hollywood-made movie.
The scenes between the baroness
and Chevalier have been cleverly
done and in the best of taste. Every
thing becomes a mixup, but the end
ing is a happy one. with the baron
and his wife happy and contented
with themselves for the first time in
years and Tith Charters nagging
actress-wife still jealous but happy
with her husband.
After the story has run its course
the closing scenes revert to the
"Folies Bergere" There you will
see the fine straw hat number. which
gives the movie a melodious and
pretty ending.
Ann Southern Is greet as Char
lier's wife. Miss Oberon. judging by
her work in Henry VIII" is ca
pable of much bigger things than
the role of the baroness. The cam
era at times is a little too harsh
with her beauty.
Eric Blore is a comedy sensation
as Francois, valet TO the baron.
Better put this one on your must
movie shopping list.
Now at Loew's Palace.
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She remained with that company
for years and then appeared in
many New York productions.
Keith'S stock companies in Provi-
dence. Philadelphia and Portland,
Me, were her next port of call and
then vaudeville claimed her.
During the war, she took part in
many benefits given in New York
by professional companies.
Stuart Walkers companies then
had her as a member and she APP
peared in plays in Huntington, Gin
cinnati and indianapolis.
The Civic Theater has claimed
her attention ever since she has
been in town. She has done a num-
Der of parts in its productions,
some of them being, Right You
Are" "At Mrs. Beams" Royal
Family" in which she played Fam
ny, patriarch of the clan, and Ned
McCob's Daughter"
Three years have elapsed since
her appearance on the Civic stage,
and Frederick Burleigh, director. is
pleased to cast her in role so we'll
suited to her talents.
The play will open tonight for
f1ve-night run.
The performances are open not
only to season subscribers but to
the general public.
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.aennerchor's
First Trip Set
Male Chorus to Sing at
Wabash College.

The Indianapolis Maennerchor
will give its first out-of town con-
cert next Tuesday. Never before has
this organization given any pro-
grams other than in indianapolis.
The recital will be given at Craw-
louisville in the chapel of Wabash
College. Primarily the program is
for the students of Wabash, how
ever, the general public will be adj
mitted.
Soloists, with the chorus will be
two members of the organization,
Fred N. Morris and Edward La
Shelle.
Karl Reckzeh, Chicago, conductor
of the chorus, announces the follow
ing program:
Die Ehre Gottes'' ........... Beethoven
"Wie Schon Bist Du'' ........... Schubert
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Karl Reckzeh, conducting.
10 Lne Tyre ''..''..'...'..... SCHUBERT
Won EWiger Liebe" ........-..... Brahms
Karl Reckzeh at the piano.
.Wenn Mann Won Liebsten" -. orth
'''' Indianapolis Maennerchor 0e''i''i'''
Karl Reckzeh, conducting.
INTERMISSION
''Wo Des Duro Wellen' .......... Jungst
'Korsaren Gesang" .............. Bauman
indianapolis Maennerchor.
Karl Reckzeh conducting.
"Auf der Wacht" ........... Won Fietitz
Die Trahne" ..................R ubinstein
"Aufenthalt'' ..::...-..;. ..... Schubert
Fred N Morris. bass.
Karl Reckzeh at the Piano.
1eub ISL tacub wei
jaeger Aus Kurpfalz" .......... Otregraon
Indianapolis Maennerchor.
Karl Reckzeh, conducting.
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Now a Real Star

CHIRLEY TEMPLE is now a real
- star in her own right and she
more than lives up to that honor
in The Little Colonel"
In her short career in movies, this
little girl has played with more
important persons than any one of
her age. This time she is co-Starred
with such a mighty figure of the
stage and screen as Lionel Barry
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pany put on some colorful and dar-
ing adagio dancing; and Les Gezzis
is seen in an act of thrilling hand
balancing.
The movie on view this week is
Lowell Sherman's production of
Night Life of the Gods" Thorne
Smiths crazy comedy concerning
mad scientist who discovers how
to turn people into statues and
statues into people. AS one can
imagine, this trick results in some
of the daffiest situations possible.
Alan Mowbray does splendidly as
the scientist and is we'll supported
by Peggy Shannon and Florine Nc
Kinney.
Now at the Lyric. (By J. w. To
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-09
Here Is a Class Musical

MANY have felt that Maurice
WI Chevalier lately has been slip
ping both as an actor and in his
box Office power.
II often has been said that it takes
only one big picture TO make an
actor. but two mild or lukewarm
movies can easily put him in the
discard. Chevalier's latest movie,
'FOlies Bergere." is one of class,
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rirst opportunity TO play a dual role
~FOlies Bergere" IS extreme class.
II Is smart IN conversation and in
situations and 10 Is tuneful The
production is one OF rare beauty
and fine taste. Forget II YOU want
to the Chevalier Of the last season
and take a look at ~FOlieS Begere. -"
Cheyalier Is cast as Eugene Char
herS comedian IN the "FOlies Ber-
gere" in Paris. AT the start OF the
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Circle Film PIeaSeS

TINE trouble that can be stirred
Il up by the appearance of a
dashing brunette beauty in the
small, lazy, southern town of Kar-
max. Ala, forms the hub for the
round of exciting events which take
place in Transient Lady" the Oc-
tavus Roy Cohen story.
Frances Drake plays the role of
Dale Cameron, a pretty skating eX-
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more. Shirley Is
now a fine, natural
little actress in her
own right. To me
she is the most
amazing PERSONAL
ity on the screen
today. In The
Little Colonel" she
is more amazing
than ever because
she does a tap
dance on the stairs
with Bill Robinson,
one OF the best
hooters who ever
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lived. and does it with as much &C
curacy and charm as Bill. This is
only one of the amazing accom-
plishments of Shirley in her latest
movie.
She is cast as Lloyd Sherman. the
daughter of Elizabeth Evelyn Ven
able) and Jack Sherman (John
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with at least three
magnificent hit
tunes: contains
S ON e elaborate
dance numbers.
gives Chevalier
the best movie
acting opportunity
Of his career, con-
tains extremely
smart. clever and
intelligent direc-
ton and assem-
bling Of scenes
and gives the
French star his
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pert WHO comes to
the town with her
sk a { ing partner
and their mana
ger. They rent an
old building, build
a katin g rink
a nd set up a
school for embryo
S skaters. Mis- S
Drake is pleasant
ly lovely and lacks
little in the dra-
matte scenes.
Gene Raymond
performs as usual
in the role of the $
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veals the tremen-
d0us growth Of
this man as an
a-tOr. He can be
one instant a
great historical
actor. a man IN
the grip OF in
sanity or he. can
be an emperor or
a hOkum cOmedi-
an. LaughtOn is
destined TO be the
comedy sensation
OF the season.
ffr1rr~--rn-rH 10
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Title Role Will Be Portrayed
by Ricca Scott Titus, Known
for CoIorfuI Stage Career
Star Started Acting at Age of g. Under Management OF
Charles Frohman Later and Was in Company
With Nance 0'NeI and BarrymoreS.

D SCOTT play Mary
N production fascinating professional
at speaking
Charles Frohman
then company
ONeu heads
Mr. Rankin an uncle of the BarrymoreDew clan and Ethel
Lionel John and the others
part o Oliver Twist
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-09
Macs Gowns Weighty

One of the Is costumes Mae West
wears in her new Paramount pic
ture, "Iow Am I Doin'?" is a metal
cloth evening gown weighing 40
pounds.
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ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS D. WITH HIc TAIIhE

IN comedies that talking picture
i
Cap make per pleasure
forn fans. nothing about films
publicly
lifetime "Rugges"
fame ard artist other pictures
comedian
E.h Lu-or The Earl Of Bnmead LRoand
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ALL Star Family

All seven of the Clyde family of
which Andy is member are the
atrical stars. Andy, who plays a
lead role in Paramount's 'McFad-
den's Flats" was a Mack Sennett
star for ten years.
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in the role of the small-town lawyer
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-22
M'DOnald and Eddy
Sensational in Film

jeanette Macdonald, heroine Of
THE Merry Widow and Nelson
Eddy. noted American baritone who
demonstrates that he is destined to
be one Of the screens great new lead
ing men. are teamed in q delectable
blend OF drama, romance and music
in Naughty Marietta" Metro-G Gold
wyn-Mayer's translation of the Vic.
tor Herbert masterpiece. which open.
ed Sunday at the Paramount theater.
Retaining the gorgeous music Of the
operetta, the picture is produced as
a laundering drama of New Orleans
OF the Creole days. with the famous
Marriage Auction" the savage bat
ties between troopers and pirates. the
importation of the Casquette Girls
and other vivid detail. Settings and
costumes are gorgeous, old st. Louis
of the period and its people being re-
produced on lavish scale.
Miss Macdonald plays the French
princess who, to escape q marriage
Of state, flees to the new colony Of
Louisiana where she meets her ro-
nance in the British captain, played
by Eddy. Clever dramatic artists
both, with gorgeous singing voices
they make q perfect team.
w. s. Van Dyke directed the pic
ture, injecting many artistic touch
es. The battle sequences are special
ly thrilling. Elsa Manchester is In
triguing as the wife of the governor
played with whimsical comedy BY
Frank Morgan. Walter Long and
Douglas Dumbrille provide menace
and comedy is In the hands of Ed
ward Brophy and Harold Huber as the
two sergeants. Akin Tamiroff. Joseph
Cawthorne, Cecilia Parker, Greta
Meyer. Walter Kingsford and others
have roles that they fill more than
satisfactorily.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-22
AT THE MOVIES
New Film Star Wins
Plaudits in Musical

Seldom does a picture reach such
heights Of genuine entertainment as
were attained by the presentation of
Jessie Matthews In Evergreen Sun
day night at the Capitol theater.
Acting that was Joy. settings and
costumes Of magnificence and effects
sparkling with novelty are but few
of the pleasant memories brought
away from the debut of Miss Mat
thews. Grace and charm are here in
abundance, and the authenticity of
her portrayals-she does two of them
in this finland the ease with which
she accepts histrionic challenge Is a
delight Her singing is SO pleasing
as to make one wish that the direc-
tor, Victor Saville. had taken more
chances In interrupting the story
with her melodies.
Miss Matthews rendition of Just
BY Your Example. Dear" was cap
tivating as was her verve in "Oyer
My Shoulder Goes Care" Earlier in
the picture she gave promise of these
things with Daddy wouldn't Buy Me
a Bow-wow" and other numbers nee
essary to establish atmosphere for the
period, score of years back; antic-
ipating the pleasure Of her modern
numbers later in the picture. Not
only has Evergreen" been q very
happy selection, but the method of
unfolding the story has brought q
new note to screen depletion.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-22

In the Bible, birds are mentioned
200 times: 1T Of these references are
to definite kinds.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
.SPORTS CELEBRITIES
: TO ATTEND BANQUET
Annual Fathers and Sons" AT.
! fair Of Hebrew Congregation
to Be Held Soon.

Sports celebrities. including several
big league base ball players, will en-
tertain on May 29, at GAS pm, at the
annual Fathers and Sons" banquet
under auspices of the Brotherhood of
the Washington Hebrew Congregation,
to be held in the Hotel Mayflower.
Besides sons of members. orphan boys
from the Jewish Foster Home of
Washington will be guests.
Among celebrities who are to attend
are Clark Griffith. president of the
Washington Base Ball club, and Bucky
Harris, manager; Lou Gehrig, first
baseman, and Vernon Gomez, pitcher
OF the New York Yankees; Matte
/, Brown, heavyweight boxer, and Arch
Mcdonald. radio announcer
! Current vaudeville acts from the
4 Fox and Earle Theater will be pre-
sented. The program also will in
clude boxing and wrestling matches
and motion pictures. Passes to the
Fox and Earle Theaters, to American
{ League ball games and to amusements
Sat Glen Echo are to be presented each
boy.
! The committee in charge OF ar
! rangements includes Sidney Lust,
/ chairman; Alan De Ford, Harold P.
Ganss, Joseph D. Kaufman. Julius
,1.llley. Burnett L. Baer and Stanford
Abel.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
FESTIVAL DATES SET

The annual open-air festival Of the
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal Church will
be held Thursday and Friday. June
and 7, at the church grounds. l415
Gallatin street, it was announced to-
day. Proceeds will go toward the
building fund, Ulysses Butler, chair
man of Festival Committee. said.
The Mems Club, under the direction
of Reuben Ford, has been appointed
to secure permits. A number of spe-
cial entertainment features are be-
ing arranged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-03
COMP ANY E IS
 RETURNING TO . HIL.BARRACKS
Leave Early This Morning After Ten-Day Visit
 in Juneau

The last bugle call until the ar rival of Company F, 7th Infantry, on August IA, was heard in Ever green Bowl this morning when Company E shouldered its packs and marched to the dock to em- bark aboard the Torrance for the return journey to Chilkoot Bar racks. At TAO am. the Torrance steamed out into Gastineau Chan nel with the soldiers who have been the guests of Juneau during a part of their annual practice maneuvers.
 The men of Company E, many of whom are oldtime soldiers with many years of service to their credit, enjoyed the ten-day visit to Juneau and vicinity and left with many expressions of gratitude for the hospitality shown them.
 Company F will arrive on August IA and will remain until August 23. They will arrive on the same day of the Wednesdays Com pany E did. and it is thought that they will follow, at least in part, the schedule used by Company E in their hiking maneuvers in the vicinity of Juneau. yss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-03
SAREN RELEASED ON BOND; OTHERS
 ARRANGING BAIL

Sven Saren furnished $1,000 bond late yesterday and obtained his re- lease from the Federal jail where he has been held following being bound over to the grand jury as a result of the labor disturbance on Lower Front Street June 24.
 Warren Beavert has been releas- ed on his own recognizance to care for his family, Mrs. Beavert being i'll, and the three men re- maining in jail, Cliff Matthews, Harry Datoff and Marion Warner were reported arranging for bail and expected to gain their freedom shortly.
 A delegation from the Alaska Miners Defense Committee, headed by E. R. Shultz, again waited on the District Attorney yesterday ask ing for release of the prisoners and demanding that all charges be dropped but it was explained by Assistant District Attorney G. w. Folta that it would be im- possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-03
) DANIELSEN, IN SEATTLE. GIVES
 MINE PICTURE
Lyman Accompanies Mine Workers Association
 Leader, Conference

SEATTLE, August 3.-Ted R. Danielsen, president of the Juneau Mine workers Association, and James Lyman. vice president, con- ferred here with local union off, cials yesterday in an effort to straighten out labor difficulties en- countered with loading and unload ing of mine freight from ships in Juneau.
 Danielsen said that mine workers in Juneau were not on a strike at this time. He said that the recent strike was unauthorized and. de- clared that the workers. after be- ing called on walkout by com mittee of 19 trustees of the Alaska Mine Workers Union, voted by a two-thirds majority to return to work.
 There are now 770 men. at work in the Juneau mine, he said, and ships coming into the harbor with mine supplies are being picketed by a few men not working. That is causing longshoremen to refuse to handle the cargoes, Danielsen said.