PAGE 2 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES AUG. 19, 1933 APOLLO OPENS BETTER MOVIE MONTH WITH NEW COMEDY

Circle Theater Brings Back ‘Gold Diggers of 1933’ for Helen Twelvetrees in ‘Disgraced’ Wears Many Modern Another Engagement: Palace Presents ‘Mid- Gowns, but Finds Love Today May Make One night Mary/ With Loretta Young. Sad as Well as Lonely. TIER FIRST MATE." the new Slim Summerville-Zasu Pitts laugh CHE wanted to be modern! And if Gay Holloway was hurt at plaung M. L provoking photoplay, appearing currently upon the screen of the i3 the modern game the way the moderns play it. she was willing to Apollo, is reputed to have two distinct points of interest. take the consequences—that is. until the consequences came. i he new film is the first of the Summerville-Pitts feature-length films “Disgraced." which is now on view at the Lyric, is Paramounti to ever appear at the Apollo and. it also has the distinction of being the sympathetic story of this up-to-the-minute miss, eager to live her own '• rvf °* newer films to appear during the Month of Better Movies, life according to society's latest single moral code. which was inaugurated at the theater, commencing yesterday. The cast of "Disgraced" includes Helen Twelvetrees. as Gay Holloway; Her First Mate, reputed to nave been taken from a famous story, Bruce Cabot. Adrienne Ames. William Harrigan. and Ken Murray nr-’ EiT appeared as a Broadway play entitled. "Salt Water." being written by C. Kenton directed The story was written for the screen bv Alice 1) O. I'tn Jarrett John Golden and Frank Craven, and gives Slim and Zailu Miller. Besides "Disgraced." the Lyrics program contains a Hatty ample opportunity to provoke the for which they are noted. Langdon comedy entitled “Tied For Life." a Paramount song cartoon Asa plav. the piere played the featuring the Eton Boys of radio fame in "Down By The Old Midstream," Jr hn Golden Theater, with Frank with a successful young attorney and a Paramount sound news reel. Craven, Una Merkel, Claude Cooper. An utterly fascinating story- of Alan Goode, Edith Elliott and Pa- and tries desperately to start life Gay Holoway, it tells of this lovely daughter is the woman in the case tnria O'Hearn in the featured holes. on an honest footing daughter of a New York police cap- furnishes the dramatic The story concerns John Horner The gangster leader who has j climax and his wife, tain, In the plaved by Summer- dominated youth | assigned to the district attor- oi>ening scenes of "Dis- ville and Miss her threatens to Pitts, who had never ney’s office, who finds that free love graced. Helen Twelvetrees appeals gotten away from Snag Harbor, the kill the man she love* and against woman's most expensive luxury. as a mannequin in an exclusive lt ,! le hamlet where they live, al- her will, Mary Martin, the tene- is though John, She assimilates modern notions dress shop This requires her to who came of a long ment girl is forced back into the line of seafaring wear a score of gowns men, was always underworld. from her contacts with the upper attractive dreaming of the designed day when he wouid set at the shop of an exclusive cou- especially for her use m seek adventure on the high seas as The pivotal role is plaved by Lo- ! the picture by Travis Banton, turier where she is employed Para- captain of his own ship Practical retta Young, one of the screen's i as a mount stylist. minded wife worked in the office of most popular younger players. Ri- ( model. Harry Davis, a local attorney, and cardo Cortez is seen in the role of There she finds that the women, gangster carefully built up the family sav- the leader who forces her married, engaged, divorced or single. - ings. to become a crook, and the roman- Gets a Job : all have outside Mary, John's wife adored her tic phases of the picture are han- attachments, and husband, and the men Gertrude Michael, a tall, never doubted his dled by Loretta Young and Fran- i with interests of their own, talented beauty from Talledega story of being the first mate on the ohot Tone, the much talked about are seemingly content also to go Alabama, who came to Holly- Albanv night boat. She is uneasy, screen newcomer who received out- j (Dick, their own way. wood by way of the Broadway however, because John and his standing notire for his work 1—No wonder Zasu Pitts is looking so longingly for her hubbv, who is .3—Our own Richard to youi Powell, and Mrs. Al .folson ißuby oppo- While modeling stage to appear briefly in crome, Sam Bowen, are forever site Joan Crawford in “Today We somewhere on the high seas. After all. he is “Her First Mate," which Keeler to you), in a scene from “Gold Diggers of 193.3” which is hav- for Julia Thorn- talking of the ship they buy- is the picture, featuring Miss Pitts Slim Summerville, th Maurice Chevalier's "A Bed- intend Live.” and at week’* rejuvenation at the Circle. dyke. wealthy play-girl, played by time Story," has ing. She fears John will sail off Apollo for the week. ing a been signed Andy Devine and Una Merkel in- Adrienne Ames, she Julia's for her first featured and leave her 2 Here is Helen Twelvetrees. with remorseful 4—This scene, from “Midnight Mary.” at the Palace for the week, meets screen sure the picture of numerous com- a looking countenance. fiance. Kirk Underwood, played by role, that of Mae West's rival When an opportunity comes to edy Well, the title of the picture is “Disgraced" it has stopped off at shows Loretta Young and Ricardo Cortei, and oh, yes, glass wine moments and the group of and a of Bruce Cabot. She is intrigued by in Paramount's "I'm No Angel." buy the ferry that plys across the prominent screen players the Lyric for the coming week. —or something. who ap- him. and. unknown to his fiancee, The picture is due to go into Sound. Mary consults with Harvey support l**ar in of Loretta Young Underwood meets her. The friend- production this week. Tam- Davis and decides to make the pur- and Franchot Tone include War- ship, on her part, a least, develops many Young has been brought chase. At the last minute she feels ten Ivan Simpson. Hvmer. Martha into something stronger. from New York for a part m she must consult John before going Sleeper. Sandy Roth. Harold Huber, Thrills to Deadline To Underwood, however. the piece. Cary Grant, when through with the deal, and as the and many other ROUNDING ROUND Gay re- screen stars. mains nothing more than a tempo- he ermrged from the hospital sale must be consummated in William Wdlman, di- veteran rary nterest. though he leads where he has been confined by twenty-four hours, she hurries to rector of rtich with Walter h°r screen successes as T'T-JT? A 'T'TTD Q to believe he intends break off illness, will be the leading New York with John's sister. Hattie, Wings.” “Public Enemy,” Be Offered Is Near in to “The 1 lll!>r\ 1 HzJLVO D. HICKMAN with Julia Thorndyke. When Gay man. determined to see John before the Conquerors” and recently “Bread learns that he is leaving her, how- Albany night, boat leaves. Line." also directed “Midnight ever. she meets him at his country Complications develop rapidly Mary." which is a features in production is the order this week at the RKO Radio filmization at Park Contest home. and. in her hysteria, brings a since John is really oniy a candy of an original story by Pictures studios in Hollyw-ood. They include four pictures recently Anita Loos. ■ FIVE gun along to force him to fulfill his “butcher." His efforts to disguise Wellman who has achieved such announced for the 1933-34 production program. a | promises. DANCING himself in the first mate’s uniform scoring reputation Such important story properties as Lewis’ “Ann as a director of Parachute Leaps to Be on Sinclair novel. But Underwood locks her in a VILLA VANESE lead to his dismissal, and during the the raw side of humanity, is Vickers” and immortal M Alcott literary classic, “Little Many People Are Giving said the Louisa closet, calls the district attorney to 7900 Noblesville Krf. lapsed time many hilarious situa- to have filmed this production from Women,” are oeing madeniaae oru and prominent Sunday Program at women, being withwun brilliant screen players send someone up to get her away. Cover, Sat., 40r; Sun., 25c tions have been to an entirely different angle from the leading roles. Zasu Pitts a New, able present the enacting The man chosen for the job litdiaiiM Orrh*trfi usual crook is the iSummerville and Miss Pitts in their drama. Riverside. Three of the five films just have Funny father. Dr iiiiflif IW***r MM* llntlt*>| I Holding the spot gone “ Face. \\ \*h. 2.MM-? true sense of comedy. feature on the into work. They are With- of tickets. Mrs. George S. King is What happens when he finds his short subjects program parachute In support of the pair of funsters is a Stan A balloon ascension and out Glory," "Chance at Heaven" and chairman charge of advertising Plastic surgery, whereby Irish Laurel in is seen Una Merk*!. who plaved in and Oliver Hardy laugh- leaps will be presented as the free "Aggie Appleby.” A program including special mu- MOTION PICTURES provoking comedy, in noses are made Roman and the the stage version; Warren Hymer, which this attraction at Riverside amusement “Without Glory." the last of the -ic. side showr effects and a two-act Berton Churchill. Jocelyn Lee, hilarious team enacts the duties of prize fighter's proboscis becomes as park Sunday afternoon, it is an- 1932-33 Constance Bennett vehicles, play by the dramatic club of the George police officers in a a Marion and Henry Armetta. radio-equipped church consists of the evening's en- straight and smooth as Greek squad car, their nounced, and the many thousands is based on an original story by Jane William Wyler directed. misunderstanding tertainment. God's, requires thorough knowledge of what it is all about being solely Murfin. Connie appears as a glam- a a a of "balloon fans" in this city are The evening is to be served for the purposes of enjoyable foreign spy with meal of the use of many surgical instru- enter- expected be on hand for the first orous war-time 5 7 o’clock BIG IHT RETURNS tainment. to Gilbert Roland, w’ho was featured from to each evening ments. aerial spectacle since early in the and will consist fish fry, vari- TO THE CIRCLE. A Walt Disney Mickey Mouse with her in "Our Betters," as leading of a car- season. ous sandwiches, baked beans, sal- But The Indianapolis Times is toon entitled “The Mail Pilot." a man. So insistent has been the de- novelty For many years the Riverside ads. pies and cakes and various offering it’s readers a chance to try of subject of the College Others in the cast are Douglas mand for a return engagement Campus titled balloon has been a familiar sight drinks, all of these are home-made their hand at a little “face lifting” “Gold Diggers of 193.1 the man- "Georgia Tech" and soared Dumbrille. Vera Lew is. William Wag- news on Sunday afternoons as*it Bl inker. George foods. agement of the Circle theater is world events as picturized by the skies the northwestern ner and Williams von which will result in cash and thea- the Hearst Met rot one News rounds over Arehainbaud is directing. There is to be a “fish pond" and again presenting their musical suc- of the city, and have ter tickets, as w jell as afford many out the screen bill for the week. part thousands “Chance at Heaven.” an original “lemon tree’ to be enjoyed by every cess spellbound for the “jump- one. Prizes be drawn a humorous moment. a a a watched story by Vinar Delmar, has Ginger are to each Anew tvpe of film drama! That er” to cut loose with her tiny para- evening, with a grand prize to be Here's the idea! Slim Summer- POPULAR PAIR Rogers and Joel McCrea in the lead is what has been created by Direc- chutes as she embarked on her with Marion Nixon, Andy Devine. drawn at 10 p. m. ville and Zasu Pitts, famous movie tor Mervyn Leßoy. This type of pic- AT THE AMBASSADOR journey baflt to good old Mother Lucien Littlefield, Virginia Hom- The chairmen in charge of gen- comedy pair, appearing currently had its forerunner in “42nd Earth. eral feel at the Apollo theater, in their lat- ture The Ambassador will present mond and Laura Hope Crews in preparations confident that St rret." Sun- The supreme thrill has been to this will be est photoplay. “Her First Mate.” are day supporting roles. William Setter one of the largest af- for four days Clark Gable and see Mile-High Ruth, the man to learn how Times 9% LnHI LAI'KKL-HAKDY COMEDY KIOT iA. After The most difficult problem that in is directing. fairs of its kind in the history of eager many Jean Harlow charge of the ascensions, with a mJL Sl*. M. Miekey Molise Cartoon—llearnt MetroOHle Till tl'.M. confronted Director Leßoy was tne in Metro's production “Aggie Appleby,” a colorful ro- the church. readers are able to give them fun- sharp knife, slash the tethering rope story nier faces than they already have. proper balanre of music pnd drama of “Hold Your Man.” Gable, as a mantic adapted by Humphrey The Rev. Ephriam Lowe is the and free the tugging balloon for required you so that each would be a distinct young grifter is chased Pearson from the stage play by Jo- minister of the Olive Branch church, All that, is is that by the po- its mad dash into the skies, carrying show in itself and yet blend to- seph OKesselring. features Wynne which is located at Raymond and clip the outline faces of Pitts and S TONIGHTS .-.eMir lice. and hides in an apartment smiling young girl seemingly 1 gether In such a way as form a Gibson and Charles Farrell as the Pennsylvania streets. Summerville in Friday's Times, to occupied by a luscious devoid of what ordinary mortals intrinsic part of integral blond, played principals, and William Gargan. draw your faces in the outline so an an by Miss Harlow. whole. call nerves. Betty Furness and Zasu Pitts head- Here Is a Rare Antique that they may be easily recognized. Here the pair suddenly find love From that- moment on. all is After t. neighborhood He solved the difficulty by put- in ing the supporting cast. Mark a long search, a lightning The more grotesque the better; It theaxerf in their hearts of each How- th? of the gods. rod has been ' ting on the screen th? entire the- other. hands Sandrich is directing. found for scenes in laughing, smiling, distorted, or in NORTH SIDE EAST SIDE ever, there is another suitor, played The big Riverside roller rink is Principal among the films in pro- Paramount’s “One Sunday After- any will atrical production with its songs and other manner that pro- ~ by Stuart Erwin, A 2?nd IWIO7 K. and while he enjoying an unusual popularity, and duction is the picturizntion of “Lit- noon.” The studio property depart- laughter. ——Talbot W ah. dancer and gigantic choruses, which voke 1 tsir BPf ly'.,; ton!de Feature-, knows the girl's life has nto been the large crowds which have been tle Women." being the ment had to east of the —* .a. I the play could only hint at brought to go Sierra I H k n.ihi. Dorothy .lordan sweet, he proposes marriage just the Leßoy has succeeded in knitting skating during the summer give screen by an unusually talented cast Madre mountains to find the quaint MOTION PICTURES “FROM HELL TO HEAVEN” “STRICTLY PERSONAL” same. promise of record season for the t a musical comedy spectarle with the a headed by Katharine Hepburn in instrument which has long passed Ruck Jones, "Sundown Rider” Mae lark Gable lands in jail, with Harlow fall w'inter months, when the Siiit<)n\—l>ouhh* |>Htiire—Mur) "PAROLE GIRL” powerful drama of Avery Hopwoods and the role of "Jo,” the famous Alcott into disuse. Hriim waiting for his freedom, Er- Sunday'— lion Me t **t so closely every number while roller sport really comes into its character. “SONG OF THE EAGLE*' Feature—All-star play that win caused considerable trouble be- MOTION PICTURES See it TODAYI “THE WORKING MAN" and everv bit. of co-ordinates own. Joan Bennett. Fiances Dee and L'i\ \\ r:y—Kiilph lli ll.imv action cause site will not marry him. When Skating being SEA” “BE MINE TONIGHT” a show a show, but an es- parties are now Jean Parker play the sisters of “Jo," BELOW THE within everything looks bright for the two booked for the month of sential part of it. It is a musical September with Paul Lukas. Edna May Oliver, lovers, they find themselves in the numerous church organizations wMMMjsiaa A drama on such a scale as never be- by Douglas Montgomery, Henry Steph- TtKATFOBB lit/i'.TSU. U Mitioii hands of the police for past crime Bette Dali* fore attempted. and other social groups. enson and May Robson in the other .tr.. "GOLDIE GETS ALONG" violations. The voting contest to elect a roles. George re- JUMPER” FCY WRAY in "BKI OW THE RFA" Th’ production carries an all- Gable escapes, but Harlow leading Cukor, “PARACHUTE is cap- dance queen at Riverside is Sunday—Double Feature—lurk Onkle Sunday liotible Feature—Belie liuitiela exciting sponsible for the success of the mo- ’ star east which includes Warren tured and sent ts the woman's a lot of interest, and the ten lead- tion picture, "Dinner at Eight,” is ‘From Hell to Heaven “COCKTAIL HOI R” William. Joan Blondell. Aline Mac- prison. Gable learns his lover is ers in the race, in the order of their directing from an adaptation by the Tffljjpi FAY W KAY Bill Hind—Wynne f.thnon Mahon. Rtibv Keeler. Dirk Powell. about to become a mother and standing Viola Kinley, Clara Guy Kibbee. Ned Sparks and rushes to are. eminent English writer. G. B. Stern. “Ann ( arver’s Profession" “EMERGENCY CALL” the prison and forces a Robertson. Alice Lucas. Ruth Rip- Ginger Rogers. Sinclair Lewis’ sensational novel. at Ma "■ fountain Squmro Two hundred chorus colored preacher to marry them. ■—a 1M-mi'Ji-sm Noble i-—. ■\t girls berger. Mary Thomas. Mae Barber. “Ann Vickers.” Is being filmed with Feature- are a part of the elaborate Supplementing the feature will be “ 1 MECCA r:n*‘**s lire Marjorie Sprong, lona Mills, Clara a stellar cast headed by Irene l- ” mobile sets. a Taxi Boys comedy. George Owens JUNGLE” TRlt k FOR TRIt K Cassidy and Louise Larson. Dunne, greatest “KING OF THE The new dance and song con- and in Tricks"; who has her role Tim Met nv in Rt STY HIDES ALONE” Gang “How's a since her Juki Wayne ceptions were created and staged bv comedy cartoon and news reel. success in RKO Radios “TELEGRAPH TRAIL” Sunday Double Feat lire—Fun rd the famous “Cimarron." Conrad Nagel and —Mary Brian Nagle-Leila llyams musical comedy pro- a a a Sunday—Dnuble Feature WOMAN” ducer. Busby Berkeley. Walter Huston play opposite her. “GIRL MISSING “CONSTANT STEELES Movies Murray The music and lyrics are by the LATEST in Bruce Cabot. Edna May Oliver. Rob- George Sidney-! harlea Buddie Rnrtrt—Marian Nison Kellys in Trouble" “BEST OF ENEMIES” famous tpam of Harry Warren and IS AT ALAMO ert Benchley and Kitty Kelly por- “( ohens and tray other prominent . 111. At t'tt h ■a a, L-a J I'rnanert and Sheibe A1 Dubin. who hits the roles. 1 tiiitnr..— wrote song Neighborhoods * — the Starting today for three days, the >*r% n |f|f Onnhle Feature JA W Dfcft Y'” Double in "42nd Street." a a a WKBIVK oluart Krw in *= —JSJSJ— Wally Held Jr. Alamo theater will present a first Circle News and other short sub- PRINCESS Saturday. "A Bedtime Story” Preparations “UNDER THE TONTO RIM” "RACING " for the “fall festival” STRAIN" and Fighting Sunday. • jects supplement showing of Bob Steele in his newest Champ Adora- < lyile the bill ble' and "Song of the Eagle.’' of the Olive Branch Christian •lime Tom .Mix. "Flaming Guns" picture. ‘ Breed “STUDY IN SC ARLET a a a of the Border." DAISY Saturday. Get* Along" church, Aug. Sunday Double Feature, Goldie" which will be held 24 doe K. Broun In this picture only and Hell Fire Austin Sunday. Tne Sunday—lionlile Feature—Sully Filers “MIDNIGHT Steele not dis- " and 25. have been completed. “ELMER THE GREAT" MARY" plays his ability Nusiance” and Breach of Promise “CENTRAL AIRPORT" as a trick horse- STRATFORD Saturday. Mrs. Rex. Thomas Miriam llnnkmy IS PALACE FEATURE man, Parachute is the general Faurel and Hardy but takes the wheel of a six- Jumper Sunday. From Hell to Heaven" chairman of the BROTHER'’ “STORY OF TEMPLE DRAKE" teen-cylinder and "Ann Carter'* Profession." festival. Mrs. motor car and out- “DEVIL'S -g - A thrilling glimpse of America's Carder is charge nob A U. L ia t' • at Fountain t, performs TACOMA Saturday, "Men of America;” James chairman in _ ■ Northwestern tricks seldom — smartest crooks in operation is to accomplished Sunday. "Ex-Ladv.” jsf, 0 C A? lIPDouble Feature by race drivers. ' Strictly I- H— fll- [tiifnthy lordan," be seen from a different angle in IRVING Saturday. Personal” MOTION PICTURES • st The the and Parole Girl;" Sunday. Be Mine ••Bondage” PFRNATI'BAI." "Midnight Mary." anew Metro- story concerns efforts of Tonight." •lark Hosie in "LAW AND LAWLESS” an lord outwit fed- “The Paw" Goidwyn-Meyer of the un- underworld to TALBOTT -Saturdev. From Hell to Monkey’s —Sunday— drama eral Heaten and Rider Feature—Fay Wray inspectors that guard the great "Sundown Sunday. S A Psumouitl Picture with gnnday—Double ( derworld which is now on view at Song the Eagle" • Claudette nlhert—Ben Lvon western border. " of and Below the the Sea" Loew s Palace, having a big cast of Sea “Below One of the underworld settles Saturday. Titty—slim Summerville “I COVER THE WATER featured players headed by Loretta men BEIMONT Me and Mv Gal" Zau an old hatred by killing a county and Scarlet River:" Sunday. "Melody “Out All Night” FRONT” Young and Franchot Tone, with Cruise" and "Lucky Dog." judge, who had prison Hi sent him to such supporting players as Ricardo SANDERS Saturday. Racing Strain" and EAST MIIK WEST SIDE for stealing $50,000 in federal bonds, j Flaming Guns Sunday. "Elmer the Devine and Great' and Story of WEIVETREbI ,ii ——liearborn 10th .. ayh. Cortez. Andy Una Mer- Steele " "The Temple 1 at i. 'V W at Bel. is engaged to return the Feature—- Drake * T 0 | I | llouhte all into one gigantic Metro- y >.Jflr'' * r V Jamey X’el killer dead or alive. His progress rorXTAIN SQ( ARE Saturday. "Trick for ADRIENNE AMES n Dunn 9ILMONT—J , Goldwyn-Meyer production. ys| .loan r.enntlt is disturbed when he falls into the Trick and Rusty Rides Again." Sun- “HOLD TIGHT” “ME AND MY GAL” "Midnight Mary” is the story of day. B“st of Enemies and Constant and KEN MURRAY ME hands of the underworld gang. Womdr. |j Tom Keene. “Scaflet River” New ( ONW \Y TEA RLE In a York tenement girl who It is here he brings his car STRAND Saturday. "Terror Abroad;" race " grows up Sunday. “THE KING MURDER” Sunday. Double Feature. I hay. Kuggleg under adverse circum- into action. Marion Byron plays op- International House RITZ Saturday. Terror KjV Stipule- “MELODY C ROSE" and is induced join a Abroad." Sun- / ~J Sunday—! landed* folhert-Ben l.yon stances to posite him. In addition to the fea- day. Out All Night" Rnd / t " Best of ment r* hie group of crooks ho progress rapid- Enemies w ture. a Harry Sweet comedy entitled m J Fmlurn s t 'hazhv ETON Mfl “I Cover the Water Front" “LUCKI DOG” ly from petty larceny to crime on "Shakespeare." Krazy ST. CLAlß—Saturday. "Murders in the ej Include Lang boys a Kat car- I don —— Zoo Out Night Sunday, m m ~Win f Tenth " " ' and All ' grand ” tY/"’ :l M h a scale. She falls in love loon. a travel reel and news events.; "Eagle and the Hawk" and Cohens B Bobby June* V 1 EMIRfON Double Feature—- • " and jff, gain -- 9 liar Night Kelly* in Trouble *l. Lionel Atwlll PA I T Hill FOR raiji SO NO S'SH Lila ORIENTAL- “Him* ■''■(• I Damns Saturday. "Song of the i vk ioov “GOLDIE GETS ALONG" Eagle Sunday. "International House." KjjV Swing” Vn m iff- By “MURDERS IN THE ZOO” hen Maynard GARRICK Saturday. "Under the Tonto TOM MIX In "TF.RROR TRAIL" Rim and Study m Scarlet. Sunday. Bj Newman Travelog Va “HELL EIRE AUSTIN" n( Sunday—lionhle Feature—Fay t\ ray Deul* Brother*" and "Central Air- Pjg "(oatamrl the Snnduy Double Feature—Lee Tracy port." “BELOW THE SEA" "THE NUISANCE" REX -Saturday. Bondage" and "The fIsUHNERVIUEI < bay. Monkeys Paw Sunday. "Out Ail ZASU PITTS rirrle New* Murray—George Sidney f hy|er Morris-'Lie t larlte Night" ' i flr^k “Cohens and Kellys in Trouble” and Below the Sea." I 1 “BREAC H OF PROMISE” HAMII.TON Goldie Gets Along." Sun- day. "Cocktail Hour and Emergency M '"■jgKr m BROAD RIPPLE AFTER • 00^ 'ALL RIDES 5c 25c T BIG WATER SHOW 25c—40c \ V) Dancing by fl GEORGE MARION £j| Whose Brown Derby? Penny Dutton and Band w MUTUAL S. Illinois St. What Indianapolis man will be crowned with the BROWN DFRRY at the Indiana Stair Fair on Sept. ?? BURLESQUE

' 'Hiring What man will win the plaque that goes with the derby? Riverside OUp this coupon and mail or bring to The Indianapolis Times. BURLESQUERS Just write your choice on the dotted line. Vote early and often. SUNDAY AFTERNOON y iiTlTlTfrt l. -~-J GUDYS NOEL BALLOON WITH FIRST I ND'PLS S+iOWINGJ I OFFICIAL BROWN DERBY BALLOT 111. * Mar. I X B33s^*®f7s™ V v To the Editor of The Times: ASCENSION Sunday Thru Wed. N* i FOOTLIGHT Flashes “HOLD YOUR MAH” \ Ptaaie crown with is* < LARK GABLE MIDNIGHT Tonight mm the Brown Derby as Indianapolis' most distinguished ciliaen. Riverside JEAN HARLOW Get l’p a Party and Attend g