Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1935 — Page 27

MARCH 22. 1935

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form a* 7. Ritualistic work under Bruce Eberley will beem at 8. Eli E Thompson will be master of ceremonies.

8-Year-Old Film Star Here for Premiere of Her Movie; and Here's Another Beery Contest Picture BV WALTER f>. HICKMAN

This one should be easy for Wallace Beery fans. Again we have Wallace with his young pal Jackie Cooper in a picture that was seen in 1931.

With today's photograph The Times-Loew's Palace Identification Contest is in the home stretch. This is the third of a series of four contests which will bring to the winner a cash award of sls, $lO for the next best reply and guest tickets to see Wallace Beery in “West Point of the Air” to the next 15. The Times is presenting this novel event in honor of anew triumph for the great character actor Wallace Beery—his role in "West Point of the Air,” opening today at Loews. Beery is a good subject for this interesting memory test. All of his past successes have left a definite mark on the minds of film fans and the interest shown in The Times contest bears out the fact that there'-, a real thrill in trying to recall the Beery characterizations from the potographs. In “West Point of the Air,” Berry plays the part of a hard-boiled instructor at famed Randolph Field. Romance is paramount in the film with Maureen O'Sullivan and Robert Young as the young lovers. James Gleason handles the comedy sequences. n n a A SWEET little 8-year-old girl. wearing pigtails, was ready today for one of the most important events of her life. Yesterday, Virginia Weidler, who may become as famous on the screen as Shirley Temple, celebrated her eighth birthday. Virginia, with her mother, her brother George, 9. and her school teacher, came to Indianapolis yesterday for the world premiere of

K^S a timel n ® G on hunrf,'©gjie^Stratton- \ i Porter's sisters will fee there! Little Virginla Wei&ler* child star of “Laddie/* will 1 Jr ' 1 be there! EVERYONE will be there . . . i the .greatest event in Indiana’s theI M GLORIASTUART ■MP* ... as the charming, lovable “Princess" Wisgs of the Cabbage Patch”: E ! <| f,-"1 > every performance of "Laddie” / J PI mak preparation* for

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Gene Stratton-Porter's “Laddie” at 8 tonight at the Circle Theater. Virginia plays one of the three leading roles in “Laddie” and she is looking forward to the big party tonight and her personal appearances during the engagement of the picture here. With all the fuss being made over

HELD OVER! Jnd BIG WEEK! fggjWgiy GINGER ROGERS

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her when she arrived at the Union Station on her trip from the Pacific Coast, Virginia remained a shy. quiet and retiring girl who stayed close to her mother and brother. There was a 10-piece band, Lieut. Eugene Shine and a special traffic detail, employes and former employes of the Circle and many boys and girls to welcome the little star. Entry blank and rules appear on Page Six. ana -it THEN the parade started, Virginia climbed up on the lap of her mother and began looking a the buildings. Occasionally she smiled at little girls along the line of march. Virginia admitted that she was sorry she hadn't brought some of her dolls along with her. Her brother George, asked whether he was going to be a movie actor, said, “Oh. boy. I say so.” His mother added that he had already been in the movies and that Virginia had been on the screen since she was 3. When she entered the Lincoln. Virginia found a large birthday cake with eight candles on a table in the lobby. Smiling, she posed for pictures. tt a a SHORTLY before Virginia arrived at the station. S. Barret Mej!>]! I Hlj TOIAY—TOMORROW ■ I Joan Blondell “HAVANA WIDOWS” ‘MILLION DOLLAR RANSOM’ |

TONIGHT LADIES FREE CLEVENGER AM) HIS BAND INDIANA ROOF

Cormick. first producing director of the Circle, arrived from New York with his wife. Mr. McCormick was greeted by many who worked with him during the four years he was at the Circle. Following the premiere tonight. Mr. McCormick will go to Hollywood. ENGLISH-2 S3,* Next Mon., Tne. Eves. Mat. Toe. Eves, at 8:15 Sharp | So One Seated Mat. at 2:15 Sharp | During Ist Scene THE THEATRE GUILD Pnttntt MAXWELL ANDERSON’S MARYOFSCOTLAND With HELEN HAYES PHILIP MERIVAIE PAULINE FREDERICK ££ SEATS WOW ■nonvl f ""I'lrnii siu § TODAY! Broadway's Star Comedian HARRY HOWARD 1 in "Whirligiggles’’ I sibyT bow an _ in "Hollywood Hobbies’’ “ PATHEHNING f" Harris & Howell HH • with Paul Harris in §| “Some Harlem Scandal” Audrey Wycoff m and Company Offering "Dances of , Yesterday and Today" n Keys, Shafer and Keys ' j ° ll l l ° n B BFjP Two of ImJHDr Hollywood's Younger Stars! MARIAN MARSH WALLACE FORD IN SPITE CF riViR I Columbia’s rxtiting screen Igj drama of dynamite trucks! S3

PLANE CRASH KILLS SIX Five Victims’ Bodies Recovered From French Army Craft. So r nitrri Prr BREST. France. March 22 —Five bodies were recovered today from

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NORTH SIDE rgy 4 g ffig\rffvrffy Talbot A 22nd 1 ALd\)l I Double feature lIIL/UV7I 1 Itirhard Dix "CIMARRON” "LA CTCARACHA” Rl rm ff Illinois at ft It h I /, Double Feature 1 1 *-* Gene Raymond "TRANSATLANTIC MERRV- GO-ROUND” “LAW RKVOND Till RANGE” I IPTO WN obl* Fea'.ure* A ” ””■*•” C laudette Colbert “GILDED LADY” "WINGS IN THE DARK” lan va 4 14 ff 2301 Station St. DREAM ‘.ene^stratton "A GIRL CIF THE MMBF.RLOST” p,. .{• I Iftth A College Stratford "an/ s p hiriVv r * "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES” "WICKED WOMAN” MECCA w-Hr ”G\Y DIVORCEE” "BABES IN TOYLAND" y—v 4 ff-v tv yprr Illinois A "Oth GARRICK pst/aiKS "GREAT EXPECTATIONS" • MUSIC IN THE AIR REX 30th A Northwestern "PRESIDENT VANISHES” zaring “•■“ T s:r "I AM A THIEF” "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS” P ryi /t T 4 I ry St. Clair A Ft Warne S I . (jLAIK Double Feature VJL/XIIIV Robert Young "THE BAND PLAYS ON "TICKETS TO A CRIME” EAST SIDE prpiy XTTV 1332 E. Wash. St. Double feature U .ivtU’L' Will Roger* "COUNTY CHAIRMAN” "MAYBE ITS LOVE” ry yy ¥ Dearborn at 10th K I Y'l II .1 Double Feature IX4 T Jarkle Coogan "HOME ON THE RANGE" "MYSTERY WOMAN” IRVING "IT'S A GIFT” TACOMA ".SfVwt" "WHITE COCKATOO” "SOI ARE SHOOTER" TITVTrvA *O2O L. New York lUALLH/ Double Feature 4 Katherine Hepburn 'LITTLE MINISTER” "WESTERNER" PARKER tipW 1 x ontvivn Janet Gavnor "SERVANT’S ENTRANCE” "NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG" HAMILTON MBf "HERE IS ME HEART” "LOTTEBV tOVER”

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the burned wreckage of the navy seaplane Goliath which crashed on he coast during naval maneuver?. The sixth man aboard the ship was missing and was believed to have plunged into the sea whrn the ship crashed.

EAST SIi)E ff 11 1 1300 Roosevelt Holly WOOu Double Feature J Carole Lombard “LAV BRIDE" "HUE STILL" EMERSON EM-rZp " “HERE IS MV HEART” "BAND PLAYS ON” II . New Jer. &E. Wash. Paramount Thursday and Frida, Only 2 Fine Feature Pictures I>injf Crosby “She Loves Me Not” Edward Arnold “Wednesday’s Child” Silly Symphony Fox News RA V 3721 L. With, St. (JAY Double Feature John YVavne ‘SAGE BRI'SH TRAIL ’ | “MAN WHO RECLAIMED HIS HEAD" SOUTH SIDE FOUNTAIN SQUARE Double Feature Waite Connoll, “FATHER BROWN DETECTIVE" “NEATH ARIZONA SKIES" SANDERS A ' tysi'ftis?* Fav Wray “CHEATING CHEATERS” “HER SPLENDID FOLLY" GARFIELD nSttT lean Muir “WHITE COCKATOO” “ONE HOUR LATE” ATT AT d~\ XT Prospect-Churchman AVALON Familj Nlte . T JiLOit Richard Arlen • HILLDORADO ' "RURAL ROMEO" AH IPX’T A ¥ 1105 S. Meridian ORIENTAL feYtt" "MUSIC IN THE AIR" "SQUARE SHOOTER” r 1W S. Meridian - " KOnSPVP t Family Site I\UU3CTCII Loretta Younc “WHITE PARADE" “ROUGH NECKING” WEST SIDE pip* *z\ t eta W. Mash. & Belmonl BELMONT t.K* fats’ Ml R LOTTEByjLOVER" 1 ° ~ 7 __. _ y 2*3ft# W. Mich. DAISY r E a . ra 7 "w/ HOLIDAY" STATE * Double Fee Wire** O 1 1 17 (barley Ru**lw “MURDER IN THE PRIVATE CAR” “LIMEHOUSE BLUES”