Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 87, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1928 — Page 11

AUG. 31, 1928.

CIRCLE GETS READY FOR ITS BIRTHDAY klackie Coogan Finds Time to Make Little Tots at Riley Hospital Happier by Visiting Them an Hour. THE Circle theater celebrates its twelfth birthday next week by presenting its “Twelfth Anniversary Revue,” presented by Dick Powell es master of ceremonies. A birthday show filled with Broadway talent and a photoplay attraction “Heart to Heart,” has been assembled for the anniversary program. Ed Resener, who likewise celebrates his twelfth anniversary with the Circle, has arranged a special overture in which he presents compositions of the world’s foremost liivng musicians, Dessa Byrd will take an important part in this musical divertisement.

Dick Powell is introducing anew song as one of the highlights of the stage show. In addition, Dick ps taking part in a short comedy skit. Among those who will be seen with Dick are: Earl and Bell, singers and instrumentalists: Thelma Edwards, high-kicking dancer and Ruth Durrell, personality singer. Charles Barnes will be heard singing in the production number with the Circle comets. Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes portray the principal roles in

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together with Dick Powell master of ceremonies, was the guest of Dr. Edward T. Thompson of the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Hospital for Children one morning this week. Each one of the wards of the hospital was visited by Jackie Coogan. It was the first time the youngsters at the hospital had ever seen Jackie. Many were bedfast and Jackie visited each of them. Jackie Coogan, probably the most photographed youngster in the world, gave a number of the patients at the hospital a real thrill. Several photographs were made of Jackie and the patients. Jackie made arrangements with Floyd Brown, manager of the First National exchange to show “Circus Days,” one of his most famous pictures, to all the children at the Riley Hospital next Saturday. While Jackie paid personal calls on the children and showed them how to make a novel airplane out of paper, the Dictators of Harmony sang. Dick Powell also greeted the youngsters. Jackie Coogan was accompanied by his father and members of his party and the staff of the theater.

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Charge Motorist Rwied Road Bn Times Special MUNCIE, Ind., Aug. 31.—Sherman Steed, Redkey, accused of ruining 360 feet of fresh paving on new State Rd. 2, near Royerton, will be tried in city court here Sept. 11 on charges of being drunk and driving while drunk. Despite warnings of construction workmen. Steed is said to have driven an auto over newly laid surface of concrete.