Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1934 — Page 17

JUKE 28, 1934

NEW CATHEDRAL RECTOR TAKES POST TOMORROW Elaborate Ceremonies Will Mark Instalation of Monsignor Noll. Elaborate ceremonies at 9 tomorrow morning will mark formal installation of the Rt Rev. Raymond R Noll, D. D.. as pastor of SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Monsignor Noll will be installed bv the Most Rev. Joseph Elmer Ritter, bishop of the Indianapolis diocese, who will preach the sermon. Coincident with the installation will be celebration of the feast of SS. Peter and Paul, patron saints of the cathedral. Prior to the ceremony, a solemn high mass will be celebrated by Monsignor Noil. Bishop Ritter will preside on the throne assisted by the Rev. Francis Boeres. C. S. C.. as arch-priest and the Rev. Anthony Roach and the Rev. Carl Herold as deacons of honor. Monsignor Noll will be assisted bv the Rev. Bernard Sheridan as assistant priest, the Rev. Joseph B. Tieman as deacon and the Rev. Henry Herman as subdeacon. Master of ceremonies will be the Rev. James Hickey. Baby Elephants Plavful Baby elephants are as playful and Intelligent as dogs, says a zoologist.

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The Theatrical World Dick Powell Now Film Star in His Own Right BY WALTER I>. HICKMAN

T'VICK POWELL, who was with U Charlie DavLs and his orchestra at the Indiana and master of ceremonies at the Circle and Indiana, is now occupying a star dressing room. Today he is located at West Point, N. Y„ where ‘Flirtation Walk" is being filmed under the direction of Frank Borzage, who made "No

'Greater Glory” ind "Little Man, What Now?” When "Flirtation Walk” appears in the fall, Powell's star will be on the picture for the first time, as he is now a movie headliner in his own right. Instead of supporting other stars as he has done in the past. Dick Is the "big shot now, not only

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supporting cast this time includes Ruby Keeler and Pat O'Brien. . It seems only yesterday that Powell was in Indianapolis, known as a friendly chap with a pleasing personality and a pleasant voice. In loss than three years he has climbed the movie heights and, according to those who know, his future is secure not only from a box office standpoint, but hard work and study has given him new poise, self-confidence and, above all, showmanship. Powell and his director and some members of his cast left Hollywood for West Point several days ago. According to word just received from Warner Brothers, shooting is progiessing rapidly. The cameraman first caught actual "shots” of the June graduation period at the school and now scenes are being enacted for the headquarters of George Washington,

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I Andre's flight and capture and the four-year home of the country's future military leaders. Warner Brothers have Installed a miniature Hollywood studio at West Point for their new star. Before Powell could start work he had to be measured by the tailor for various uniforms and have his hair i cut in approved West Point style. The picture’s title was derived from the actual Flirtation Walk of the academy. The greatest losses in merchant ! shipping during the World war were suffered by Great Britain.

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