Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1936 — Page 26

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Roof Plans Contest for Indian Dance Winning Couple to Make Tour of Several Large Cities. The of a series of national dance contests, sponsored by the Long Research Foundation of Chicago, is to be held at the Indiana . Roof ballroom March 17, Cash prizes and a silver cup are to be awarded winners. The winning couple Is to make a tour of i several larger cities to demonstrate ; the dance, titled the “Dee-ghee.” The routine is based on a native 5 dance of India, discovered by AdI rlan C. Williams, cameraman, who £is making an educational picture for the Foundation. Mr. Williams , thought that the Indian “love dance” . might be arranged for a ballroom and sent back films of the ceremony. Instructions in the dance are to be given Roof dancers starting Tues- > day, and arc to continue each night , for a week from 7:30 to 8. Frederick . and Velia, local dance team, are to i give the demonstrations. The picture Mr. Williams is filming is to be seen here soon in a s charity showing. It demonstrates ways ot making bread as employed by natives of 60 countries. Hoosier Plays With Hampden Former I. U. Student Comes Here Tomorrow. £ Herbert Virigran, who plays the ' role of a cavalier in Walter Hampden’s “Cyrano de Bergerac,” which his to give afternoon and evening L performances at English’s tomorrow, tonce trod the hoards of the Indiana * University theater. Asa student in the law school, Mr. Vingran appeared first in John 5, Galswothy’s “Escape,” in 1928, under the direction of Prof Lee R. Nor- , velle, now director of the Federal Players. In 1929 Mr. Vingran was assistant ■ director of “Garick Gayeties,” at the .university, and also was master of .ceremonies. Although Mr. Vingran, a native of .Fort Wayne, studied law, Professor ■Norvelle said today that he always . wanted to be an actor. After graduation he went to Hollywood and appeared in several film roles. r ast fall he went to New York and landed a part in Mr. Hampden’s cast. Heavy Dust Storms Shown in Newsreel Dust storms darkening skies of Texas and Oklahoma are to be seen \ in the current issue of The TimesUniversal Newsreel. Graham McjNamee, noted radio announcer and s ; the screen's Talking Reporter, viv- •' idly describes this and the other important events in the reel. Carried by a 55-mile wind, the parched earth mantles homes, barns : and farming equipment with choking clouds. The “black fog” kills vegetation and makes breathing <2 difficult. Du Pont Signs to Direct E. A. Du Pont has been signed to ' direct “Something to Live For.” ? Gertrude Michael is to play the • feminine lead.

WHERE, WHAT, WHEN APOLLO “The Country Doctor," starring the Dionne quintuplets, with Jean Hersholt and Dorothy Peterson, at 11:26, 1:28. 3:30. 6:30, 7:32 and 9:34. CIRCLE “Anything Goes.” with Charlie Ruggies and Bing Crosby, at 11:05, 2:50, 6:30 and 10:15. Also “Captain Blood," with Errol Flynn, at 12:50, 4:35 and 8:15. KEITH'S "Clarence." Booth Tarkington's play, first production of the Federal Players, WPA theater project stock company. directed by Charles Berkell, at 8:15. INDIANA "Follow the Fleet," with Ginger Regers &nd Fred Astaire, at 11, 1:10. 3:20, 5:30, 7:40 and 9.50. LOEW’S "Little Lord Fauntleroy." with Freddie Bartholomew, at 11:05, 1:15, 3:27, 5:38. 7:49 and 10. LYRIC Eddie Peabody with vaudeville on stage at 12:50. 3:34. 6:29 and 9:19. On tlvj screen, "The Prisoner of Shark Island." with Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart, at 11, 1:55, 4:39. 7:34 and 10:24. OHIO “You Said a Mouthful,” with Joe E. Brown, 10:43, 1:44, 4:45, 7:46, 10:23. ■ White Woman,” with Carole Lombard, 12:14, 3:15, 6:16, 9:17.

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Shown dressing little Yvonne for a s ene in “The Country Doctor,” is Dorothy Peterson, who plays the quins’ nurse in the film at the Apollo.

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Returning to the screen in the role of Dearest, is Dolores Costello, shown with Freddie Bartholomew, star of.“ Little Lord Fauntleroy” at Loew's.

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Chinese General Is 'Good Earth' Adviser Times Special HOLLYWOOD, March 6.—Co-oper-ating with Hollywood's producers of the motion picture, “The Good Earth,” the Chinese government has lent Gen. Theodore Tu of the national army as technical adviser. Many properties and architectural details have been imported from China to lend authority to the settings, and hundreds of tests have been made of Chinese players recruited from all parts of the Pacific Coast. Final selections are being made for the nine principal roles in support of the stars, Paul Muni and Luise Rainer, who are to appear as the Wang Lung and O’Lan of Pearl S. Buck’s popular novel. In ail, there are to be nearly 70 speaking parts.

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The hidden story of Dr. Mudd, imprisoned for aiding John Wilkes Booth after he had shot Lincoln, is brought to light in “The Prisoner of Shark Island,” starring Warner Baxter,” at the Lyric. Silent Star Returns Julia Faye, who gained fame in Cecil B. De Mille’s silent films, returns to motion pictures in a small character role in “Reunion.”

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Charlie Boasts Unusual Dog Charlie Ruggles has acquired Hollywood's most bizarre-appearing dog. It's knov n as an Afghan hound and its peculiar coat of hair gives it the appearance of wearing pants. Brown Turns Manufacturer Tom Brown, young actor, designed a pull-over leather jacket that caused so many admiring comments in the film colony that he has started manufacturing them.

Greatest Show Value in Town at Low Miracle Prices! JOE E. BROWN "YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL" V r,u * Gincer \ Woman Rogers s Star Cast! STARTS SUNDAY—LOOK! WILL ROGERS K 'e n „t‘X* Plus Zasn Pitts in “Affairs of Susan”

EAST SIDE TITVrrtA 4*120 F„ New York Double Feature 1 V Joan Blondell "MISS PACIFIC FI.EET" "THE LAST OUTPOST" TACOMA 2 £Zi'"Z b tur s y 1 x avxwtrax a Kay Francig "I FOUND STELLA PARISH” "TO TOUGH TO KILL" IRV\ NC, 5307 E - Wash. St. 1 IV T lil VJ Shirley Temple "LITTLEST REBEL” COMEDY—CARTOON ! EMERSON ’ Shirley Temple “LITTLEST REBEL” HAMILTON ~ *2& !!&& itilimuivn Shlrlev Tempi# "LITTLEST REBEL" "MILLIONS IN THE AIR” Pa n r; p n 2936 E. 10th St. AKK L K Doub,e a a it it M-t av M a r)taret SuiUvan "SO RED THE ROSE * "THUNDER IN THE NIGHT” . __ Sm n 4 >i pv 1332 E. Wash. St. 1 KA N D Doub,e Feature ta a s u Norma shearer "SMILIN' THROUGH" "THE LITTLEST REBEL” n r\ \r \r 2721 E. Wash. St. ROXY Surprise Nlrfct V 1 pat O’Brien “FRONT PAGE" “WOMAN WANTED” n . 411 E. Wash St. Paramount joe E Brown "SIX DAY BIKE RIDER” Comedy—Novelty—News SOUTH SIDE FOUNTAIN SQUARE Double Feature Donald Cook "THE LEAVENWORTH CASE” n a vr\Pn P 41 Fountain Souar# SANDERS D May Robin 6 "THREE KIDS AND A QUEEN" "SOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE" A<> A I A HI Prokpeet-Churepraan VAL O N DonblerFeature TLVYj \J 4 s fcoencer Tracy "SKY DEVIL" "TARS AND STRIPES” __ __ Alt IPIIT A I lio' S Meridian St. ORIENTAL °x2i/ss? "VIRGINIA JUDGE” "PAWN RIPER" GARFIELD “Barbary coast" "THIS IS THE LIFE**