Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1930 — Page 10
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BILLIE IS CAST AS WIFE OF MAD GENIUS Well-Known Star Fights a Female Enemy in ‘A Notorious Affair’ Due at the Circle Friday. BILLIE DOVE, the star o. “a Notorious Affair,” the First National production which opens Friday at the Circle has played varied roles in her career of the motion picture screen. She has played follies’ eirls as in “An Affair of the Follies,” "The Heart of a Follies Girl” and "the American Beauty,” a western girl Jn "Wanderer of the Wasteland,” a maiden in distress in "The Black Pirate,” a Hungarian peasant girl in “The Yellow Lily,” a girl accused of being an octoroon in “The Love Mart ’ and an American girl in "The Man and che Moment.” She is now playing an English girl in her latest picture, "A Notorious
Affair.” In this she is the wife of ( a musical genius whom she strug- j gles to hold against another woman. Basil Rathbone plays opposite her as the husband, Paul Gherardi. Kay Francis, Montagu Love and Kenneth Thomson are in the supporting cast. Lloyd Bacon directed. Lester Huff will be at the organ playing an interesting solo entitled “Jazz vs. Comic Opera.” An extra added attraction on the supplementary bill will be the showing of the Milton C. Work bridge feature in which this famous au-
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thority of the game presents the explanation of several points of the game. “Honeymoon Zeppelin” and “The Paper Hangers” and the other short features on thti program this week and a Paramount sound news reel completes the program. nun BAXTER WINS HIGH MOVIE HONORS Popular acclaim is one thing, and artistic indorsement another. Some-
time* they agree, and sometimes not. But in the case of Warner Baxter, they coincide perfectly, Baxter’s fine work on the screen has recently won recognition by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which has voted him the first award for the best screen performance during 1929—a tribute to his famous role in “In Old Arizona.” It is a signal honor for this expert actor, who created anew type of film hero in “In Old Arizona." The public and the experts are in agreement—and that makes it unanimous. Baxter comes to the screen oi the Lyric Saturday in another of his dashing, debonair roles in “The Arizona Kid,” a picture that is said to present as no other film has ever done, the glamor, romance, color bravery and spirit of the old west of pioneers and miners, of fighting men and loyal women, all set in the very heart of the scenic wonderland of Utah. In “The Arizona Kid” Warner Baxter again essays the alluring role of a gay, reckless bandit who captures hearts as he does everything else. His love affairs with a dance hall girl, played by Mona Maris, who was last seen as his leading lady in "Romance of the Rio Grande,” and a gambler’s wife, played by Carol
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Lombard, formerly an Indiana girl whose home is in Ft. Wayne. Alfred Santell directed the picture from an original story by Ralph Block. The entire filming was done n ;ar Zion National park, in southwestern Utah. Four R-K-O vaudeville acts are featured on the stage. MU* CHEVALIER HAS NEW TYPE OF ROLE He was a Parisian singer in “Innocents of Paris.” He was a gallant romantic prince of hearts in “The Love Parade.” He was a roguish comedian in “Paramount on Parade.” And now, in his latest starring picture, “The Big Pond,” Maurice Chevalier plays the role of an impoverished French nobleman who comes to America and takes up a business career in a great big way. “The Big Pond” opens Friday at the Indiana. On the stage will be a Publix revue, “Tin Type Revue,” which is headed by Charlie Hill, guest master of ceremonies. There is said to be a reason for Chevalier’s frantic, ambitious business antics in “The Big Pond.” And the reason is Claudette Colbert, the daughter of the “chewing gum king.” Chevalier wants to prove to her
and her father that he can mix business with romance. And ne proves his point, although not as easily and quickly as he imagined. For in his desire to make money he temporarily forgets to remain the ardent lover, a fact which disappoints Claudette, and of course, pleases her father. The entire motive of this picture is said to be romantically gay with Chevalier and Claudette Colbert romping through one merry scene after the other with evident enthusiasm. The cast in the stage show will support Charlie Hill and the Charlie Davis band includes Lora Hoffman, the Lassiter Brothers, the Three
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White Flashes and the Dorothea Berke girls. Ed Resener will conduct tie band in a specially arranged overture, “William Tell.” Dessa Byrd will be at the organ. A Paramount sound news reel will complete the program. Other theaters today offer: "Hold Everything,” at the Apollo; "Light of Western Stars, ’ at the Indiana; ’’Ladies of Leisure,” at the Palace; “Paramount on Parade,” at the Circle; “Ingagi,” at the Ohio;, George Fares at the Colonial; “Those Who Dance,” at the Lyric, and burlesque at the Mutual. There is almost one-half as much standing timber in Japan as there is in the United States.
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