Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1933 — Page 7

DEC 2, 1933.

‘PURCHASE AUTO LICENSES NOW; WARNS FINNEY No Extensions Granted in 1934. Asserts State Commissioner. Motorists today were warned again by Frank Finney, state auto license commissioner, to purchase automobile license plates at once, a; Dec. 31 will be the deadline for 1333 plates. In past years, several extensions have been granted, but it IS planned to grant no extensions this year, Mr. Finney said. Sale of the new 1934 plates was started yesterday. Mr. Finney announced plates would be available at a number of branch offices, including: Jones <Y Malry, Inc., 2421 East Washington street; Smith & Moore, Inc., 528 South Meridian street; Marker's pharmacy, 801 Virginia avenue; Meridian Service Company, 2421 North Meridian street; city hall, Room 102; West Side Chevrolet Company, 2419 West Washington street; Morgan Super Service, 5404 East Washington street; Broad Ripple Auto Company, 821 East Sixty-third street; Drivers Sal s Company, 3315 East Tenth street; Hyland Hardware Company, 2911 Clifton street; Rose Tire Company, 930 North Meridian street; Duflin Service Company, 475 North Warman avenue; Sears Roebuck <fe Cos., 355 North Alabama street; Central Buick Company, 2917 Central avenue: Statehouse, Room 301; office of auditor. Room 102, city hall, and Rettig Hardware Company, 2358 Station street, and 2 East Market street, operated by Bruce P. Robison post, American Legion.

Buck Jones

The ace of Western stars. Buck Jones, comes to the Alamo today for three days in "The Thrill Hunter.” Buck this time is cast as a prevaricating westerner, who arrives in Hollywood and, through a motion picture contract, is forced to make good his wild boasts before the camera. The director calls for him to ride a horse on to a race track, jump off in front of a high-powered racing car, knock the villian out of it, then stage a sensational race with a number of dare devil drivers. Instead. Buck demolishes the race car and nearly wrecks the speedway. In another sequence he is scheduled to do stunt flying in a plane, but his false claims show up when he loses control of the ship and nearly kills himself. In the meantime, he has been boasting to a movie actress about his ability as a general sportsman, and she believes in him until she discovers he is the world's greatest liar. On the same bill will be a comedy, news events and anew chapter of Tarzan the Fearless.

At Ambassador

The Ambassador tomorrow and Monday will offer a double feature program with a first showing of "Flaming Gold." starring William Boyd. Mae Clark, Pat O'Brien and Helen Ware, a story of romance and adventure in the Mexican oil fields. The love theme centers about a unique triangle which threatens to destroy the friendship of the men who are teamed to defy the might of a great oil company. The extra added picture is “East of Fifth Avenue,” heralded as the "Grand Hotel” of a New York rooming house. The cast includes Wallace Ford, Dorothy Tree, Mary Carlisle, Walter Connolly and Walter Byron. Flip the Frog will be seen in a comedy cartoon entitled, "The Soda Squirt.”

Did You Know That—

Warner Baxter is the film colony’s top-notch tennis player and one of its most expert fishermen? Will James, author and cowboy, attains the unique distinction of playing himself in Fox Film's production of his story, "Smoky?” Walter Catlett, before he became tin actor, was a prizefighter and suffered but one knockout in 116 ring engagements? Malcolm St. Clair, who directed El Brendel in "Olsen's Big Moment,” was, at one time, a cartoonist on a Los Angeles newspaper and lost his job when he demanded a $2 raise? George O'Brien lives outdoors and when he is indoors reads stories of the outdoors? The early ambition of Lew Ayres was to become a hobo, go places and see things? Sid Silvers, on three different occasions, bought steamship tickets to go abroad, but just as many times got.cold feet when sailing time came and has never been out of the United States, except for trips to Mexico and Canada?

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Beverly Bayne

Tomorrow night at English's ‘‘Dangerous Corner" wall open a four-day engagement with Beverly Bayne, movie star, in the cast. NORTH SIDE TALBOTT * I I Benitfi Hume “GAMBLING SHIP” vun. Houiilff Fefiturp—Lp* T rfirv “TURN BACK THE CLOCK” iVicgv Shannon ‘DELUGE” Disney's “THREE LITTLE PIGS” f i ami C'ollprt© Stratford zxx? • THE BOILING POINT” “TRAILING THE KILLER” Sun. Double feature —Carole Bombard “BRIEF MOMENT" Loretta Vottntf-L.vle Talbot “SHE HAD TO SAY YES” ii * i Noble at Mass. IVI [_ V. M Double Feature Kieliard Da rt holiness “HEROES FOR SALE" Tim McCoy“RUSTY RIDES ALONE” Sun. Double Feature —(has. RujfSles “MAMA LOVES PAPA’’ Barbara Stanwyck-Geortce Brent “BABY FACE” jtm. Aeses| as | e 111. at 30th GARRICK “WARRIOR’S HUSBAND” Bob Steele “TEXAS BUDDIES” Sunday Big Special Double Feature R_ 3otli & Northwestern p> Y Double Feature John Waynne “MAN FROM MONTEREY” Carv Grant “GAMBLING SHIP" Sun. Double Feature—Madge Evans “BEAUTY FOR SALE” Zanp Grey's “TO THE LAST MAN” Rl mmm ~ Illinois at 34th / Double Feature * 1 Tim McCoy “HOLD THE PRESS” "REX, KING OF WILD HORSES” Sunrtay Lionel Itnrrvmore- Helen Hayes “NIGHT FLIGHT” El Brendel “OLSEN’S BIG MOMENT” UPTOWN rea'tuT “LIFE IN THE RAW” “THIRTEENTH GUEST” Sunday Will Royers-Marion Nixon “DR BULL” ST.CLAIR 1 i*" ' '* * ' Double Feature I.ionel Barrymore “LOOKING FORWARD” Clarion Marsh “DARING DAUGHTERS” Sun. Double Feature—Janet Gavnor “PADDY the NEXT BEST THING” Doug. Fairbanks, .ir. “NARROW CORNER” DREAM Si.f™...™ IX k. I’i Noah Beery “MAN OF THE FOREST” “PHANTOM BROADCAST” Sim. Ten Stars “LADY FOR A DAY” EAST SIDE Rl \ / | | Dearborn at 10th I Cj I I Double F'eature * T V *“ 1 Alice Brady “STAGE MOTHER” “ABOVE THE CLOUDS” Sunday Jack Oakie Bing Crosliv “TOO MUCH HARMONY” E4fi>o E. Tenth merson # ? r C.eorge OUrion “LAST TRAIL” “SHE HAD TO SAY YES” Sunday Double F'eature George Arliss “AFFAIRS OF VOLTAIRE” “MY WEAKNESS” n t is i/rn 2990 *'■ Tpnth st. UAlxHk LIX Double Feature * ' Sixixfctx ,lanet Gaynor “PADDY the NEXT BEST THING” “DRUM TAPS” Sunday Double Feature Barbara Stanwyck “BABY FACE" “DEVIL’S MATE” .lean and Glen Short idv in n 5507 K ' Vash I IX T I I ~ XJ Double F'eature Helen Twelvetrees "DISGRACED” Spencer Traey “SHANGHAI MADNESS" Sun. Double Feature—Far Wrn v “ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON” Madge Evans “BEAUTY FOR SALE” II . | 2110 E. 10th ri 3mi I ton Doub,e i>ature I lailllllUll Peggv Shannon “THE DELUGE” “PILGRIMAGE” Sun. Double Feature —Kav Francis “THE KEYHOLE” Fee Tracy Mae Clarke “TURN BACK THE CLOCK"

ERRING FATHER JAILED Man Gave Liquor Causing Death of His Young Son. By Tima Fp^rinl BLOOMINGTON. Dec. 2—John Davidson, 48. was sentenced to serve six months on the Indiana state farm yesterday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of encouraging delinquency of his son, Robert, 7, who died last April as result of acute alcoholic poisoning and exposure. EAST SIDE . . |ok 1352 £. Wash. J I IxAnL/ Double Feature Fiono! Barrymore “LOOKING FORWARD” Bela Lugosi VAMPIRE BAT” Sun. Double Feature—lanet Gaynor “PADDY the NEXT BEST THING” Hubert Armstrong-Dorothv Wilson “ABOVE THE CLOUDS”

• I I I | 1500 Roosevelt Hollywood “MAN WHO DARED” ' Tom Keene “SON OF THE BORDER" Sun Double Feature —Helen Hayes “ANOTHER LANGUAGE” “THE LAST TRAIL” Disney's "THREE LITTLE PIGS” Washington R, w a a lh at st E Walter Huston “KONGO” Sun Double Feature —Helen Hayes “ARROWSMITH” Boris Karloff “MASK OF FU MANCHU” _ -a. . . . >442 F. Wash. St. I A t Cm KA A Double Feature * W I'lrn Ruth ( liatterton "LILLY TURNER” .John Waynne “SOMEWHERE IN SONORA” Sun. Double Feature —Warner Baxter “PENTHOUSE” Ronald Folman-Elissa Landi “THE MASQUERADER” SOUTH SIDE Fountain Square At Fountain Square Double Feature—-lark Holt “MASTER OF MEN” “RIDERS OF DESTINY” Sunday Double Feature Nell Hamilton “SILK EXPRESS” Walter Huston-lrene Dunn “ANN VICKERS” * , . , Prospect & Shelby x A M |J \ Double Feature I x Lei Ui william Gargan "HEADLINE SHOOTER” •Toiin Waynne “TELEGRAPH TRAIL” Sun. Double Feature—. Jimmy Durante “BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD” Helen Twelvetrees-Bruca Cahot “DISGRACED” GRANADA = t Double Feature —Warner Baxter “PENTHOUSE” “FIDDLIN’ BUCKAROO” Sunday Bing Crosby “TOO MUCH HARMONY” , | 1105 S. Meridian Oriental zane Grey's “LIFE IN THE RAW” Robert Armstrong “BLIND ADVENTURE” Andy Clyde Comedy'—News Sun. Double Feature —Warner Oland "CHARME CHAN’S GREATEST CHANCE” Robert Armstrong-Dorothv Wilson "ABOVE THE CLOFDS” _ | 1120 S. .Meridian P OftCQV/O t Double Feature IX W W-3C V I I W arner Oland "BEFORE DAWN” Bol> Steele “GALLOPING ROMEO” Sun. Double Feature —Loretta Young “MIDNIGHT MARY” Fdw. G. Robinson “LITTLE GIANT” AVALON Warner Oland “CHARLIE CHAN’S GREATEST CASE” Claudette Colbert—Richard Arlen “Th ree-Cornered Moon” I |k ( I L I East at Lincoln LINLULN Lee Tracy “THE NUISANCE” Sunday Wyne Gil) so nr— Ed. Lowe “HER BODYGUARD” WEST SIDE BELMONT at Belmont Double Feature—Jackie Cooper "BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD” Jack Hoxie “GUN PLAY” Sun. Double Feature —Carole Lombard “BRIEF MOMENT” Lionel Barrymore-llelen Hayes “NIGHT FLIGHT” Di If t/ 2540 Mich. f\ I \ Y Double Feature 1 1 Bill Boyd FLAMING GOLD” John Waynne "BIG STAMPEDE” Sun. Double Feature—Helen Haves “NIGHT FLIGHT” Barbara Staywick “LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT” PRINCESS at Holmes Double Feature Lew Avres "DON’T BET ON LOVE" Tom Mix “TERROR TRAIL” Sun. Double Feature—Belie Daniels "COCKTAIL HOUR” Loretta Young-Victor Jory “DEVIL’S IN LOVE” An /■* A C 1911 Morris St. AKLADI Rex Bell “BROADWAY TO CHEYENNE” Sun. Jean Harlow-Clark Gable “HOLD YOUR MAN”

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