Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 77, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1930 — Page 12

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ITHE DAWN PATROL’ OPENS AT CIRCLE Richard Barthelmess Makes His First Appearance of His Movie Career in an Air Story for Talkers. RICHARD BARTHELMESS, First National-Vitaphone star, makes his first appearance in an air story in ‘‘The Dawn Patrol, which opens Ptoday at the Circle. i This is the first of the Greater Show Era attractions at this theater tod also opens Aviation Week. John Monk Saunders wrote the original screen story of “The Dawn which was adapted and dialogued by Seton Miller and Dan STotherch. It is said to be a highly dramatic mirror of those early years of the World war when “schoolboy ” fliers in the British air service were compelled

to face highly organized German *sces. when their own mediocre .equipment ' was forced to fight against the more modem enemy planes. .“Douglas Fairbanks * Jr. plays an Important supporting role, while

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other parts are in the hands of Neil Hamilton. Oardner James. Clyde Cook. James Finlayson, Frank McHugh and others. Howard Hawks directed '‘The Dawn Patrol" and

I brought to use his many years of | flying and directoral experience. Lester Huff will be heard playing an intermission to the picture. A talking short feature, “I'm a Wild Woman," featuring Paul Ash and Jean Boydell, plus a Paramount sound news reel, complete the program. * a b , GREATER SHOW ERA STARTS TODAY Today marks the opening of Greater Show Era at the Indiana. As the feature screen attraction for this week, the management has booked Jack Oakie in his newest Paramount picture, “The Sap from Syracuse.” He is supported by Ginger Rogers. On the stage, Charlie Davis and his band return after their week of vacation, to present the Publx presentation “Carnival of Fun.” “The Sap from Syracuse” is said to be one of last season’s comedy highlights of the Broadway stage and is a situation comedy just made to order for Jack Oakie’s talents. As

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the butt of every Syracuse joke, Oakie naively butts a few jokes himself, until, through an unexpected legacy, he is enabled to gratify one ambition, to see how the world on the other side of the “big pond” lives. On the boat he meets O nger Rogers, the charming object of operations for a pair of crooks, and also a pair of sophisticated gold-diggers. Mistaken for a famous engineer supposed to be traveling incognito, Oakie finds himself the center of attraction, all of which is very confusing to the modest boy from the backwoods. Through a series of amusing misadventures, Oakie is said to wend his way to success in love, and the story ends in a convulsing climax, that proves the hero to be not so dumb as he looks. The Publix cast in “Carnival of Fun” supporting Charlie Davis and his boys are Sammy Lewis and Patti Moore in “Fun on the Steps"; Marietta, late star of George White’s “Scandals”; Clyde Hager, the barker; Jim the bear, Sonny O’Brien, the talented troubadour, and the Frpd Evans sightseers. Ed Resener will conduct the band in an overture entitled Il’Guarany.” Dessa Byrd will be at the organ and a Paramount sound news will complete the bill. v nun Other theaters today offer: “Good Intentions” at the Apollo, “With Byrd at the South Pole” at the Ohio, “Raffles” at the Palace, and “Wild Company at the Lyric. New Robbery Record BERLIN, Aug. B.—Automobiles are getting to be a difficult problem for Berlin, seven of them were stolen recently, establishing anew record for the German capital.

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tion and. alarm at the announcement of Colonel Horace A. Mann, 1928 southern campaign director for Mr. Hoover, that he will seek uninstructed delegates to the next Republican national convention largely had been dissipated today in the harmony over the change in party leadership. “Mann’s a general without an army,” said one of the President’s closest advisers. “Mr. Hoover will be unanimously nominated at the next convention,” said James Frances Burke, counsel of the Republican national committee. “If he is not nominated, everyone knows the nomination will not be worth tissue paper. “What is the necessity of saying anything about Colonel Mann?” It was evident from Burke's petition and that taken by others here Thursday to attend the party executive committee that their course will

be fco work quietly to prevent uninstructed delegates from the south. Instead, they will aim to have delegates chosen who are pledged to Mr. Hoover for a second term. It will be a contest behind the scenes and no display will be made of it. This is to be the policy of the newly installed party managers, Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio, chairman of the national commit-

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tee, and Robert Lucas of Kentucky, executive director of the executive committee. No startling steps are contemplated by the new officials who took over the party reins Thursday from Claudius H. Huston, retiring chairman. There may be some minor reorganization of personnel, but no definite changes of policy are to be advocated.