Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1935 — Page 19

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SPEEDY DIVORCE BILL REPORTED BY COMMITTEE Recommendation Is Lacking: Measure Attacked by Rep. Black. The Indiana House of Representative today received. without recommendation, the Bohannon bill which would reduce the Indiana minimum residence requirement for dl'.orre cases to 30 days. Another bill, also submitted without recommendation, would permit the fixing of trial of divorce complaints within 30 days after suit Is Rr-p William J Black *D.. And**r.'On'. opposed the measure at yesterday’s meeting of the House Judiciary B committee. The An--r arsued that divorces should be made more difficult to obtain. He charged that the Bohannon bill would attract the o the state in quest of quick divorces. Rep Bohannan urged that the short-term residehce would attract wealthy persons to the state and give relief to persons who can not be divorced when married in an adjoining state because of the Indiana on' -year residence requirement. "They oueht to think of that before they marry." declared Rep J. Ralph Thompson <D, Seymour!. n— -rr.r;. wmß *PACMV LAbV nr,.: nt. si.i*. *l*l. r; t MtU. MATINEE: Ht, sl.l* lac. YOU’RE INVITED Valentine Party and DANCE TONITE Adm. 10c Till 8:30 FALLS C ITY CASINO 3517 E. Washington St.

\ ‘ Jw ' THE HIT SO BIG IT WAS TWO ' x j2r'?LL' YEARS IN THE MAKING! \ Every year Metto-Goldwyn-"White Shadows of the South i <•■'■'' \ Seas Trader I lorn, arid o LAST DAY" | Jj Jay | || epoch-making productions of strangelydifferent Mdaitiazingly is a greater picture" than any U'. thost *ho ka>e sen it s*. / flf y* \ of those mentioned above... ••Not only the bt outdoor picture I whkhT de! Vj'f S A \ • havt ever wen. but for me the great- rived from 'Sequoia'. I often get dis. „ Wjl \ eat pKtur* of the laat decade." couraged about film.. 'Sequoia’ 250 W| \ renewed my faith.’* ‘O 6 Vy;ll|| \ Mrs. David Ray .. . _. „ . m\ Sfflrr,n 9 SaHnetCnnalesofßt'tnFilm, MotlOtt Picture Magazine j# \ j CAM DADIf E 9 ".An enchanting film for any audience.” " A g* l^o * novelty that almost reaches Mm* \ ** IV IV I. S\ epic proportion*. Thrilling, to say the *|llP \ /y . . |, ■ „ M IV. S. Van Dyke MallbU - GdtO H m ’‘ Hugh m,lf>ole A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer " C ’ Noted English Author m ■ V H P "In my opinion’Sequoia* is one of the ** It is a splendid picture. It thrilled 9 | flfl > **** PlCtur© finest nature pictures I have ever seen.** me tremendously.** a|l I ■ The Sv>rv Behind the Headlines! J I 1 I f MR mlimlw iMr J Added I -buried LOOT - ’ ■ v A 1 -4 I Jh , F I fflg J *mA -t c |. ,rc • MUSICAL REVUE in Color! ■ I fP 1 _i i 1 ■ I V| ~J rCdTUrCd • EDWIN C. HILL IN METROTONEWS H _ A A A MM &Am p J J

The Theatrical World —— American Animal Life Portrayed in ‘Sequoia’ BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

\ PICTURE that is different from anything yet attempted opens tomorrow at Loews Palace under the title of "Sequoia ” The movie camera has caught the secrets of American wild life for the first time. At the same time, the movie director has woven into the scenes a romance of human beings Jean Parker is cast as the girl of the forest who understands the ways of animals. Husseli Hardie is the young rorest ranger who falls in love .with the girl. Paul Hurst is Bergfr.an. a killer of deer. Samuel Hunds is the naturalist and Edward Brophy a ranger. The story was adapted from a widely rpad book, "Malibu,” by Vance Hoyt, who is an authority on American wild life. a a a In the Theaters INSTEAD of '•’osing the engagement of "Meet My Sister,’’ a comedy with music, at the Playhouse of the Civic Theater on Saturdaynight, the final performance will be given Sunday night. All performances are open to the public. Tomorrow, the headliner on the new bill at the Lyric will be Eddie Peabody, star of stage, screen and radio, who comes here after two years on Broadway. "The Good Fairy.” which opens tomorrow at the Indiana, is not a fairy story for children, but an adult story of how a modern girl did her good deed for a certain day in a very unusual way. This movie was made from the play which Helen Hayes played on Broadway several seasons ago. a a a Mary Gorsuch. tonight at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, will present a number of her pupils in a piano recital. a a a The Irvington Playhouse will hold board meeting tonight at the hom2 of the president, Mrs. Paul T. Spencer, 33 N. Kenmore-rd. A director for the third play of the season, to be given early in April, will be selected. Several directors will be present to be interviewed. The second play, directed by William Frosch Jr., "The Cat and the Canary,” will be given early in March. a a a Boys’ Choir Lauded BY JOHN W. THOMPSON RESPLENDENT in white and scarlet vestments. 12 London Choir School boys, ranging in age

from 9 to 14 years, sang last night in the service of the Christ Church, Episcopal, on the Circle. These boys, under the direction of Carlton Borrow, who founded the school 11 years ago in Denmark Hill, London, are making a good wiil tour of the United States. The school has an average enrollment of 120 students and is basically academic, the choral work being only part of the routine. The students in the school, according to Mr. Borrow-, gain entrance by examinations in vocal talent and academic work. After they ?! TOMORROW ? • LADIES FREE • SLIM LAMAR • and Hi* Music , • Gentlemen Sse Before 9:00 • • • Coming: Saturday and Sunday • • Return Engagement • : johnny : : BURKARTH l • and Bis Music £ a 40c AH Evening a ? INDIANA HOOF ? • > •#•••••••••••••••aaaaaaa .MARTENS CONCERTS, INC.-. English—Next Sun. 3 P. M. ITURBI Spanish Pianist “A magnificent artist dynamic, magnetic personality.’’ Henderson—X. Y. Sun. SEATS OX SATE MARTENS OFFICE 33 Monument Circle Trices *l.lO. *1.65, *3.20. *3.75 HI RRY! LAST 2 DAYS! NARCOTIC’S SCREEN SENSATION! $1 a AIX I.TS ONLY • CAPITOL f pg>]! I [*]S LAST TIMES TODAY■ I Ronald Coleman in ( "THE MASQCERADER” j Also Mae West in | “BELLE OF THE NINETIES” f aawa i *

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! have been accepted into the school, they are retained until college matriculation age. Schubert’s "The Lord Is My Shepherd.” sung at last, night’s service, exemplified the training of the group. They have a seriousness and

IN ROMANCE, r 1 f r A These brilliant stars f bring to life the tense \ k wf emotional power of IB Robert Nathan’s vital j|| v fffP GAM v J/J BAXTER ONI MORI MM SPRING' (BE STEPInTsTCIW JANE DARWIU / ROGER IMHO? j kosgmaryamis I Jp odjoy!

depth to their music which 1s usually not present in so young a chorus. The choristers w-ill sing again tonight at Christ Church, conducting the service entirely alone, and then will be heard tomorrow night at the Irvington Presbyterian Church.

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