Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1934 — Page 17

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POLICE CAPTAIN ATTACKS ALIBI IN LUST-KILLING State's Star Witness Says Engineer ‘Lied’ During Early Questioning. JTv I n t. H Prt * PAN FRANCISCO. July 13 —Upon t* timonv ol Police Captain Charles D'lllea. the state today expected to rely for damaging evidence to send Miliard Hickman middle-aged engineer. to the gallows for the lusiir.urder of Louise Jeppcsen. • Captain Dullea’s testimony was to close the stale's case. He will be our cincher,” Prasec tor Peter Mullins said. The body ni Miss Jcppesen. pretty 23-year-oM Ocden 'Ufaht girl, was found in Ooldcn Gate park early on the morning of May 13 after a gay drinking party at Hickman's hotel. She had been attacked and itrangled. The middle-aged father of two children claims he was in his hotel apartment with Blanche McKay, blond stenographer, at the time Louise was slain. In testimony yesterday. Captain Duilea said Hickman, when First questioed by police, denied knowing Miss .Jeppesen and “lied" about his activities on the night of May 12 and the following morning. He said Hickman maintained his car never had left his garage during the hours under question, but when queried later, said he had returned with Miss McKay at “daybreak.” Prosecutors sought to show Hickman could have slain Miss Jeppesen before he met the McKay girl. MOTION PICTURES

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QN TRIAL IN FILM MORALS CASE

Gazing stonily ahead, Gloria Marsh, film actress, is shown here in -os Angeles court, where she is co-defendant in a case growing out >f morals charges leveled at the manager of a Hollywood casting jureau. Testimony before the grand jury that extra girls were forced o have affairs with studio executives to get work and evidence of Babylonian" parties led to the indictments.

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Bulldog Drummond Is New Mystery Films Hero BV WALTER I>. HICKMAN

SHERLOCK HOLMES has been mv favorite detective for years, but he has been dethroned by Bulldog Drummond, an amateur detective who solves crimes and prevents others before Scotland Yard can get busy. I probably should say that Drummond is mv favorite screen detective just now because he has been brought to life again by Ronald Colman in “Bull-

dog Drummond Strikes Ba c k.” Here is a mystery yarn that really has intelligence in its situations. Drummond not only gets his “man,” but also gets himself a wife, the heroine of the story. To tell too much of a mystery story is not fair to those who go to the theater for thrills and suspense. It

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is enough to know that Drummond comes mighty close to being outwitted by the clever and oily villian, Warner Oland. When he gets ready to strike back at his enemy, Drummond strikes with a deadly stroke. This picture has excellent comedy relief because that work has been given to Charles Buttcrworth and Una Merkel as the newlyweds. Butterworth rapidly is becoming one of the drollest and most individual comedians on the talking screen. He does a fine job in this movie. He will give you many laughs and Miss Merkel helps out in this good fun. If you enjoy beautiful interiors of

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I homes, t hen study cares ully the set- ! tings of the drawing and dining looms in the house of mystery oci cupied by Mr. Oland and his con- ! federates. Also take time to watch the living room of Drummond's apartment. It is in excellent good taste -and proof that extravagance may not be gaudy to get dazzling effects. “Bulldog Drummond Strikes | Back” is both family and adult eni tertainment. I had a grand time seeing it. Now at Loew’s Palace. nan OTHER theaters today offer: Joe E. Brown in “Circus Clown,” at the Lyric; Cary Grant in “Kiss and Make Up,” at the Apollo, and Rich- ! ard Barthelmess in “Midnight I Alibi.” at the Circle.

MOTION PICTURES Nyf RONALD 1 SIOLMAN I ST O RYJ j n j-j j s Gayest, Most Thrilling Adventure M yIIULLDOG DRUMMOND I /STRIKES BACK/ with ’ LORETTA YOUNG I - A,>,>E, ’“ j K Our Gant ■1 Una Merkel Warner Oland Comedy | Charles Butterworth | “FOR PETE’S” A beautiful girl of mystery caught in “SAKE” —you’ll sit breathless as Ronald jrfM oddity Colman solves the ‘FLYING HUNTERS’ I Hi

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NORTH SIDE n K 1 I L "£' Feature "MURDER IN THE VANITIES” -WHIRLPOOL” UPTOWN ••A VERY HONORABLE GEY” BOTTOMS IT” * C\n p * t t 23-l Station St. DREAM WiU Roger. Louise Dresser • DAVID HAREM” n, . c l9th and College Mrattorn Double Feature JUUUUIU Marlene Dietrich "SONG OF SONGS” "EVER IX MY HEART” a a g~. * Noble at Mass. Mht it i A Family Nite IMEEiViT Double Feature Colleen Moore -SOCIAL REGISTER” TWO ALONE” 4 n n im/ Illinois at MIH h GARRICK BuVk s* -WILD CARGO' -JIMMIE THE GENT” -tilth * Northwestern R It \ Family Nite IVGiY Bruce Cabot •SHADOWS OF SING SING” /-II Ain ‘ la,r a ' B " aTne VT 1.l AIK Double Feature Jl* ViGi VIIX Robt. Montgomery -MYSTERY OF MR. X” TALBOTT J*£ VC” -THREE ON A HONEYMOON” "HIS DOUBLE FIFE” LAST Slot STRAND Mary Boland “MELODY IN SPRING Tim McCov— Evelyn Knapp • HELL BENT FOR LOY E -Wolf Dog.” “Vanishing Shadow” n.f r/-vI i Dearborn at Kith RIVOLI "fSf.iT'BS* -FINISHING SCHOOL” • WHIRLPOOL” ID VIMr WOT E. W ash. SL !*'• ’ IllV.l Walter Huston nirnonv dmo e. Tenth st. EMERSON Br? •WILD CARGO” “MASSACRE” rnY/t Alf I' 5444 E.‘Washington I AtiOMA. Bin * Crosby 1 aVJWitlili Carole Lombard "WE RE NOT DRESSING”

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ROOSEVELT TO CO FISHING AT COCOS ISLAND President Pauses on Trip to Hawaii; Denies Johnson to Quit. by United Press ABOARD CRUISER NEW ORLEANS, July 13.—President Frank- | lin D. Roosevelt in the cruiser Houston veered southward from the course to Hawaii today to enjoy a day's fishing in tiny Cocas island, legendary cache of pirate gold. Today the President was busy with routine administration affairs, an interruption enforced by White ! House mail placed aboard the Houston at Panama. The Houston was due at Cocos at 5 p. m. today. The President plans to remain over Saturday. With the New Orleans as escort, the Houston left Panama late yesterday, after the President had given assurance that General Hugh Johnson would remain director of NR A. The President said specifically that General Johnson was not going to resign. Mr. Roosevelt has high hopes of good fishing at Cocos island, in the specially fitted motor launch that was prepared for fishing during his leisurely vacation trip. 200 C. M. T. C. MEN IN LIFESAVING COURSE Citizen Soldiers Take Lessons From James W. Clark. More than 200 C. M. T. C. candidates at Ft. Benjamin Harrison have enrolled in the American Red Cross swimming and life saving course, James W. Clark, Indianapolis, in charge of the instructions, has announced. GIRLS PLAN PAGEANT “Pied Piper of Hamelin” to Be Given at Camp. Girl Scouts at Camp Dellwood will present the “Pied Piper of Hamelin” tonight in a pageant for ! parents and friends. The cast will | include all campers, under the diI lection of Miss Marian Ortseifen i and Miss Ellen Hathaway

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Major-General Bowley Inspection of the citizen's military training camp at Ft. Harrison this afternoon will be conducted by Major-General Albert J. Bowley, fifth corps area commander. who is to arrive at the fort today. Will Hays a “General’’ by United Press FRANKFORT, Ky., July 13. Will H. Hays, dictator of moral and ethical policies for the moving picture industry, today was made a general on the staff of Governor Ruby Laffoon of Kentucky.

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POLICE BATTLE . ! WITH STRIKERS IN TjMES' REEL Dock Dispute Rioting Shown —Sports Events Also Recorded. j Police using tear gas bombs to combat striking longshoremen in the widespread Pacific coast strike sea- ; tures the current issue of The j Times-Universal Newsreel. As the j dock workers get out of control, au-

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