Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 139, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1934 — Page 18

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Jack Wright's Band to Play at The Cars' ‘Whispering’ One Rounds Out Excellent Program of Entertainment. Sam Johnson, boss at The Cars, announces the engagement of “Whispering” Jack Wright and his orchestra, for the coming week, to play along with the most elaborate floor show attempted yet at the south side club. Wright boasts the most complete musical orchestration library in the city, with an addition of approximately twenty new tunes each week. He says that he does this so as to be able to keep up with the numerous request numbers asked for by the dancers. Before organizing his own orchestra, Wright was a member of Don Pedro’s band, Frankie Trumbauer’s aggregation, Bert Lown’s orchestra and was featured vocalist and trumpeteer with Bernie Cummings. The floor show will include the Six Personality girls, who present a group of individual and routine numbers, the ‘‘Ginger Girl,” a peppy dancer, who is seen in a series of solo turns, and Jack Purcell, singer, who will be with the show starting tonight. Granada Theater Opens for Season Last night the Granada theater reopened after a season of darkness. “Now and Forever,” Shirley Temple’s latest picture, is the feature offering. The rest of the bill includes a bit called “The Song of Fame,” starring Ruth Etting and a host of vaudeville headliners, who sing, dance and entertain in a fast-moving musical film. Added is one of Walt Disney’s color masterpieces, called “The Grasshopper and the Ants,” and a burlesque on an old-time movie, labeled “The Heart of Valeska.” The entire bill will be presented twice tonight and at all performances tomorrow, starting at 1:30 p. m. The Granada’s new policy will keep the theater open to the public only on Fridays. Saturdays and Sundays, the next attraction being “She Loves Me Not.” starring Bing Crosby and starting Friday, Oct. 26. Evelyn Venable Now Has Family Library By Time* Special HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Oct. 20. Fulfilling a long standing ambition, which has been delayed until she was settled in her new Hollywood hilltop home, Evelyn Venable, Paramount feature player, yesterday unpacked the first package of books transferred from the library of her family in Cincinnati. Miss Venable plans to continue expansion of the library of books collected by her grandfather, William Henry Venable, who was the author of more than thirty books on English literature, and her father, Professor Emerson Venable. Double Feature on Program at Sanders The week-end bill at the Sanders Includes dual features on both nights, showing tonight for the last times “The Witching Hour’” and “Lawless Valley,” a western picture. Sunday and Monday the Sanders presents Jean Harlow in “The Girl From Missouri” and William Powell in “The Key.” Several short subr jects are shown with all programs. Home Pictureless Claudette Colbert refuses to have any pictures on the walls of her home.

Saturday—Double Feature James Gleason •MURDER ON BLACKBOARD” “RANGE RIDERS” Sunday—Double Feature Jack Oakie “SHOOT THE WORKS” “CALL IT LUCK”

Halloween Party to Be Held Oct. 27 by Guild and Circuit

A Halloween party will be the first large scale undertaking of the Indianapolis Guild and Circuit, it is announced by E. Pierre De Miller, associated with the organization. Saturday night, Oct. 27, is the date set for the event, which will be held at the Central Y. W. C. A., 329 N. Pennsylvania

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Fritzi Scheff Fritz! Scheff, famed musical comedy star, and her associated musical stars will appear in concert at Cadle Tabernacle Monday night.

Doctors Give Hope to Edwina Booth By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Oct, 20.—Science has definite hope of checking the mysterious jungle fever, that for five years has wracked Edwina Booth, blond film actress, it was learned today. An attempt to isolate the virus was begun recently by Dr. Myron Babcock and Dr. Lowe Smelser, bacteriologist. Dr. Babcock today announced some progress has been made. Miss Booth was stricken upon her return from Africa where the film “Trader Horn” was made. She has a $1,000,000 suit pending against the production company.

SUNDAY—TWO GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEATURES EXTRA I MICKEY MOUSE IN “CAMPING OUT” SSP Harold Lloyd “THE" CAT’S PAW’’

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street. The party will be a costume affair, open to the public. Special features planned include judging of the costumes by the art department of the guild and circuit. Dancing, stunts and booths operated by the groups affiliated with the organization are other attractions. Arrangements are under the direction of Robert Maloy, city affairs secretary of the guild. Tickets will be available next week from members of dramatic societies associated with the organization. The Indianapolis Guild and Circuit is an organization of the Little Theater movement in Indianapolis, seekng to unify the efforts of a number of separate units interested in dramatic activities. These units are affiliated with churches, schools and independent groups. Co-operation between individuals and groups is stressed. The Halloween party scheduled on Oct. 27, which will be purely an entertainment feature, will be followed in coming months by plays in which representatives from all units of the organization will take part. Fine Food Feature at Palm Gardens French, Italian, German and Kosher food are featured at the Palm Garden, where A1 Pollock and Mrs. Alice Koby are the master and mistress of activities. The chef expresses his artistry in a specialty of sizzling steaks with a side line of Italian spaghetti. Sam Koby is in charge of the entertainment at the Palm Garden.

SUNDAY & MONDAY JEAN HARLOW "Girl From Missouri” and WILLIAM POWELL “THE KEY”

LJUDByEEiSiSHUu Saturday —Double Feature Jack Oakie “SHOOT THE WORKS” “CHARLIE CHAN’S COURAGE” Sunday—Double Feature Riehard Barthelmess “MIDNIGHT ALIBI” “STAMBOUL QUEST”

Blue Room Is Opened Here at Graylyn Two Well-Known Local Musicians Offering Entertainment. The Blue Room of the Graylyn hotel, opened recently, stepped out this week with twp well-known musicians offering instrumental entertainment and Jimmie Fisher, Chicago lad, doing the master of ceremonies yesterday and today. The two musicians are Nigel Holme, violinist, and Kelton Whetstine, pianist. Holme played formerly with Charlie Davis’ orchestra and later with Lou Forbes and the Indiana theater band. Holme also was once a member of the famous B. A. Rolfe orchestra, and both Whetstine and Holme played with Ed Resener’s band here. Jimmie Fisher recently completed engagements at the Cars, and the Chateau Lido, and is well known for his impersonations and chatter. NORTH SIDE ~ A ___ Talbot A Knd TALBOTT “Most Precious Thing in Life” “THE PARTY’S OVER” Sun. Double Feature —W ill Rogers “HANDY ANDY” Wallace Boyd “MONEY MEANS NOTHING” _ R. _ _ lllinola at 34th / Double Feature 1 ' Claude Rains “CRIME WITHOUT PASSION” “NAME THE WOMAN” Sun. Double Feature —Bing Crosby “SHE LOVES ME NOT” “LADIES SHOULD LISTEN” UPTOWN ™Hr “THE OLD FASHIONED WAY” “WHOM THE GODS DESTROY" Sun. Double Feature —Shirley Temple “NOW AND FOREVER” “PURSUED” n r A M m ' 8, " tlon B ‘-"~ REAM "c:." s~ir “THE GALLANT FOOL” “WHARF ANGEL” % Sunday, Wallace Berry “TREASURE ISLAND” Sf rafl or H Double Feature *J 1 1 01 IOM U r, Barthelmess “MIDNIGHT ALIBI” “THE FIGHTING PARSON” Sun. Double Feature—. Jack Oakie “SHOOT THE WORKS” “THE KEY” E_ Noble at Mass. { [ A Double Feature N- Zusu i|(ts “PRIVATE SCANDAL” “WHEN A MAN RIDES ALONE” Sun. Double Feature— W. C. Fields “OLD FASHIONED WAY” “PERSONALITY KID” y Illinois at 30th GARRICK r; ,r * “The Notorious Sophie Lang” “THE MAN TRAILER” Sun. Double Feature—.loan Crawford “SADIE M’KEE” W heeler-Wool sev “COCKEYED CAVALIERS” 30th & Northwestern RC Y Double Feature L A Robt. Armstrong “MANHATTAN LOVE SONG” “RETURN OF THE TERROR” Sun. Double feature —Richard Dix “HIS GREATEST GAMBLE” “MANY HAPPY RETURNS” ■ i ik Double Feature Warner Oland “CHARLIE CHAN’S COURAGE" “THEIR BIG MOMENT” Sun. Double Feature —Stuart Krwin “BACHELOR BAIT” Franc-hot Tone “STRAIGHT IS THE WAY” a| . in St. Clair at Ft. Wtjnt 01. LLAIK Double Feature I.iipe \ elea “LAUGHING BOY” “PURSUED” Sun. Double Feature—Ronald Coleman “Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back” Wheeler-Woolsev “COCKEYED CAVALIERS” EAST SIDE __ _ . T|N 13*3 E. VVh 8t ~ STRAND I,o :;:;X * l ;:; t ' ,re “DEFENSE REST” “THE HUMAN SIDE” Sun. Double ‘Feature—W’allare Beery “TREASURE ISLAND” “HOUSEWIFE”

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BAST SIDE R' , . , _ . , Dearborn at lOth ]Vf] I I Double Feature * ▼ * Stuart Krwia “BACHELOR BAIT” “AMONG THE MISSING” Double Feature Mi inlay, Harold l.loyd “THE CAT’S PAW” 5507 K. Wash. St. IRVING "££?£££' “HANDY ANDY” “MANAGED MONEY” Sun. Wallace Beery-Jackie Cooper “TREASURE ISLAND” <442 K. Wash. St. TACOMA 'r”1?. “OLD FASHIONED WAY” “HELL BENT FOR LOVE" Sun. Double Feature —Janie* Cagney “HERE COMES THE NAVY” “ROMANCE IN THE RAIN” 4020 K. New Fork TUXEDO "CVSET “PERSONALITY KID” “ELMER AND ELSIE” Sun. Double Feature—W. C'. Field* “OLD FASHIONED WAY” Jean Harlow “GIRL FROM MISSOURI" , . . . ilia k. loth St. Hamilton “HALF A SINNER” “HERE COMES THE GROOM” Hun. Do'iblt* Feature —\\ ill Ko^prs “HANDY ANDY” “PERSONALTY KID” Pi M.rn **3Q K. 10th St. A KK I Iv Double Feature r •' L *' Warner Baxter “GRAND CANARY” “MONTE CARLO NIGHTS” Sun. Double Feature—K. <>. Kobiuson “MAN WITH TWO FACES” “CALL IT LUCK” . . 4721 E. Washington Tj Y Y Double Feature '* * Franee* Dee “KEEP ’EM ROLLING” “THRILL HUNTER” Sun. Double Feature—Fililie Cantor “WHOOPEE” “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” • I i| | 1500 Koo*evelt Hollywood tv'ayVr “BREED OF THE BORDER” “SHE WAS A LADY” Hun. Double Feature—l.ew Ayren “She Learned About Sailors” Cha*. Kiijcgle* “Murder in the Private Car” SOUTH -'TIE Fountain square Double Feature —Kalpli Bellamy “GIRL IN DANGER” “THEIR BIG MOMENT” See Also Sunday Program* e . . inrnr l’ro*peet and Shelby bANDERS Feature ''IL/LrW Tom Brown “THE WITCHING HOUR” “LAWLESS VALLEY” See Also Sunday Program* . r>r-<i-i rs !2n3 shelb r StT“ AM Ml - I D Double Feature Wheeler- Wool ey COCKEYED CAVALIERS" “STAMBOUL QUEST” Sun. Double Feature—Warner Baxter “GRAND CANARY’ “HERE COMES THE GROOM” T./Aintl Pro.p at Chnrehmaa~ AVA If jM Double Feature n V nLV/l V John Wayne “HAUNTED GOLD” “LADY IS WILLING" Son. Double Feature —F.lissa I.andi ‘THE GREAT FLIRTATION” Kiehard fi\ “MIDNIGHT ALIBI” O. j 1105 8. Meridian' rIPn trl I Double Feature I ICIII ai CJeo. Bancroft “ELMER AND ELSIE” “MIDNIGHT ALIBI" Sun. Double Feature—Joe K. Brown “THE CIRCUS CLOWN” l.eslie It award-Bette Davis “OF HUMAN BONDAGE” WEST SIDE k a k tV• VV tanh. at Htlmont BELMONT “THEIR BIG MOMENT” “DEADWOOD PASS” Sun. Double Feature —.luck Holt “DEFENSE RESTS” Claudette Colbert “IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT” Da ir \/ ! - VM w - Mich, st." | J Y Double Feature Victor .lory “SMOKY” “NAME THE WOMAN” Sun. Double Feature —Itobert Voting “WHOM THE GODS DESTROY” I.ew Ayres “She Learned About Sailors” S T . T - 47<*2 W. 10th Mt.~~" A I r Double Feature * ” 1 L Boris Karloff “The Black Cat” “Sing and Like It” Sun. Double Feature—-Geo. Itanrroft “ELMER AND ELSIE” Warner Baxter “Such Women Are Dangerous"