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' PAGE 2 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SEPT. 8, 1934 MAE WEST'S '' NOW AT INDIANA IN PREMIERE Roger Pryor, John Miljan Indiana Roof and John M. Brown in Cast Made Ready

Picture Is From Original Story by Actress Herself; Siren for Opening Sings Several Songs in Production. Tom Concentrates The Ind.ana theater is presenting for the first time in any theater in Devine he aorld the picture tha* every or.* is talking about, Mae West In “Belle Attention on Musical Surrounded bv three screen sweethearts. Roger Pryor, John Mack Schedule. Brown and John Miljan. together with and his orchestra. Katherine I> Mille. Warren Hymer and Stuart Holmes. Mae West essays Mops and brooms are playing an thp role of the country’s most sensational queen of the period. important role in the Indiana Roof's As Beauty,' involved with an ambitious American Mae West becomes prepartions for its gala fail opening pnzo fighter, Roger Pryor of St. Louis, but through the plotting of the pr.ze-figh'er s manager, the romance is broken up. and Mae accepts an next Friday, Sept. 14. opportunity to become the q- een of An extensive survey of the local a popular palace Sn New Orleans. dancing public has confirmed Tom The men of New Orleans wel- Devine's plan to operate the Roof come her to the city and John Mil- Western Rodeo on the combination ballroom and jan s gambling house becomes thn night club plan under which it ran moss popular rendezvous in town. last year. Miljan decides to back a you ns to Be Staged Mr. Devine, who has operated the prize fighter, Pryor. MS' 1 West s “St. Roof since May, 1928, has a bag full Louis Man," and, to get money of tricks and stunts which he will time for the enough for th*> enterprise, induces produce from time to at Coliseum of persons Pryor to rob Mao West of her dia- entertainment attending monds, unaware of the identity of his ballroom. For the present, however, he is con- the he is to rob. Mae frames The “World Championship Ro- woman centrating his attention upon tha the fight, ruins Miljan and bangs deo" will be produced at the coli- the fairground for an Roof's musical schedule. It is head- back her remorseful sweetheart. seum at state Calloway, l>o engagement of six days, starting ed with the names of Cab McCreary directed the picture j their from Teusday, the per- A1 Sky and orchestras. an original story and screen 1 Sept. 25. under will his unit here sonal direction of Colonel W. T. Calloway bring play by Mae herself. In the course j for a one-night stand Sunday, Sept. of the picture. Miss West sings sev- Johnson, veteran rodeo producer of the foremost western con- 16. eral songs written for her by Sam maker and his Stars, who in America. Sky Musical Coslow end Arthur Johnson. Dozens test events have filled previous engage- For the first time in history, this several M gowns were designed for this ments on the Roof, will come here famous gathering of western role, all fratunng the prevailing and fall opening, and will vie for Friday for the gala fashions of the period, and the set- near champions honors will remain for the first two weeks tings and incidents are all authen- :n a meet before the annual contest of the new Madison Square Gardens, New season. tically reproduced. in The Roof's price policy will remain York City. ana the same as last year, including a One of the “meanest," fastest, reduced admission before 9 p. m. wildest strings of rodeo animals ever Big Movie on turned loose in an arena to pit their EAST SIDE View instinctive wildness against the - _,, __ __ . , ifion e. lot'll :sTi ' Following upon the heels of the skill of America's foremast cowboy extended run engagements of Will and cowgirl stars, is being assem- EMERSON Rogers in “Handy Andy” and bled. “MANY HAPPY RETURNS” Horses, steers and calves are be- “MAN TRAILER” Harold Lloyd’s • The Cat’s Paw.’’ the gathered many points ing from for Sunday—Double Feature —Hal Le Roy Apollo theater is presenting Fox the contest in which between 150 “HAROLD TEEN” compete. Film’s story of a century. The and 200 rodeo stars will I,fw \yr**s- I’a.vf* pay World Moves On," All contestants will fees to ‘SHE LEARNED ABOUT the different events, and will The film, enter 211’ E. Wash. St. new which had its first have a chance at the prize money local showing yesterday, will remain only by displaying their prowess on TACOMA l.iiu ',C“m for days only and presents seven animals furnished them by Colonel “WONDER BAR” Franchot Tone and Madeleine Car- Johnson and assigned them by draw. roll in the featured romantic roles. Sundar. Double Feature —lark OnM* Bitterness of hate, lust of power, “MURDER AT THE VANITIES” futility of conflict, glory of faith Crawford at Palace S.vl'ia Sidney and ecstasy of love are the ele- “THIRTY DAY PRINCESS” public response has been ments, it is announced, that go to The so TT 4(130 E. Sew York make up the reputed greatness of great to past Crawford-Gable pic- “." which ap- tures that Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr TUXEDO -ss peared first a road show the again has assembled the two famous “MERRY WIVES OF RENO” as at the is held over Critcrian theater city, romantic stars in “Chained,” anew 1. will open an 2. Nat Pendleton and Ted Healy whole show in “The Belle of 5. “BEYOND THE LAW” picture at Loews Palace theater. will furnish the comedy in "Death now at for a second in “Now and where $2 top was the admission. engagement in "Servants’ En- Nineties” the Indiana. week Sunday, Double Feature —100 I'.. Brown Miss Crawford is seen as Diane will open The wedding supper Following this engagement, the trance” next Friday at the Apollo. on the Dir .nond” which 4. great Forever” at the Circle. “CIRCUS CLOWN” Lovering, modern miss leading Friday. scene from “The World Moves photoplay Radio Lew Ayres will be her at Loew's Palace next -My run Eoy new was moved to promised herself a con- Kroger Picnic Apollo. City Hall where it continued who has to man. 3. Mae West of course is the On” on view at the NORTH SIDE “THE THIN MAN” Music siderate, wealthy, but elderly man _ __ __