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THE IXDIAXAPOLIS STAR, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1936. 13 AT CHEZ PAREE. Elaborate Revue PARLEY WILL HEAR EARL TECKEMEYER 1 Is Opening Today KARL PANKOP WINS CORN TITLE AGAIN Concluded From Pag One. MILLER WILL SUIT DISMISSAL IS ASKED NEW YORK, Nov. 19 of the $91,000 estate of the late Marilyn Miller, musical comedy star, today asked the state Supreme Court to dismiss a suit of her husband, Chester L.

O'Brien, for a portion of the money on the ground it would deprive beneficiaries and creditors of FARCE ON BILL AT KEITH'S NEXT WEEK The Federal Players will revert to farce comedy at Keith's, next week, when they will appear In "Tamed, and How" a mirthful hodge-podge of romance and fun from the pen of Charles B. Harrison, author of many successful plays. The story centers around a young On Lyrics Stagel TODAY AND SATURDAY! LAST CHANCE AT ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS! raiiJivjiM'nTOSYjs An elaborate stage revue, "Manhattan Scandals of 1937," opens an engagement of one week today at the Lyric. The picture attraction in conjunction with the stage show will be the Universal comedy-drama en growers who competed in fifty-niiie counties. Pankop, who led his nearest competitor by fifteen bushels an acre, improved his own 1930 record by seventeen bushels an acre, and be dismissal application will be held i heire8s- headstrong and Imperious, tomorrow.

wh, to spite her father, elopes with O'Brien sued for 15,000 and half the the family chauffeur. He proves to prirwlS5i and ccum.ulat.ed, interest of be a entirely different person than a $60,000 personal trust fund which comprised the bulk of the estate. she nad thought him to be inasmuch He was the actress's third hu-s-tas he proceeds to "tame" her ac- titled "The Luckiest Girl in the band, and was not provided for in i cording to his own ideas of what i World." her will, drawn up before their mar a wife should and should not do. "Manhattan Scandals'' is said to run to lavishness and has its em riage in 1934. Principal beneficiaries under it were her father, Edwin Reynolds of Louisiana, and her mother, Mrs.

Ada Thompson Miller Of Hollywood, Cal. NU-BACKS do not ride up no matter how strenuously you work or playl The current ofTering at Keith's is Marie Baumer's comedy drama, "Penny Arcade," now rounding out its second week. comes the fourth two time winner during the twenty-three years the contest has been conducted. His son Herman won the stste title in 1931 and 1952 and his son Harold In 1934, giving tht Pankop family five victories In seven years. Their average yield of 156 bushels an acre covering the five champion phasis on production values.

In addition to the opening and finale, the revue presents an ensemble en titled "Boy Meets Girl," another MOTIOX PICTVKE THEATERS ships establishes a state record snd probably entitles them to the claim I i fm uaa ll''Y I of national champions in corn production. First Winner of Trophy. Mr. Tankop becomes the first winner of the new Churchill Barr trophy to be awarded annnually to the THE DRAMATIC HOME- "Nv I Jt i I COMING OF THE COUNTRY fJ, if JTZi 1 Ha Ellsworth and Cordero, dancers at the Ches Paree. The rental credit division of the property management division of tho Indianapolis Real Estate Hoard will be explained today to realtors from all parts of the I'nlted States at the annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Hoards In New Orleans, I.a., by Earl It.

Teckemeyer, The system here Is one of few of Its kind organised by realtors In tho I'nlted States, Five-Acre Corn Club member who produces the highest yield from certified hybrid seed corn. This is the first year that Mr. Pankop has used DOCTOR'S S.0OO GEOWN-Ll" IJ-Jl" I babies T-H E- He shares their ro- I a ATA mantio secrets i 1 If S- A I fj helps them face lf Y- I lTl1 VI 1 very emotional rtyr m- HT made I Jr 'n" i'ond big ftiturt pieturt hybrid seed corn and he reported that it resisted drought and yielded better than his own corn. Second place went to Ray Nash of Tipton county with a yiold of 128.6 bushels an acre. The Time, The Place, The Show.

For the Business Woman For the Sports Woman For the House Wife For Ihe 1 oung Matron! Tha maker took his short lenqths of bettor brocades and" made thorn up into these NU-BACKS! Tha styling and quality is tho samo for which NU-BACK is na- Other high-place winners were: Third. Alien M. Harris, 12ii.9 bush JUL WkJUL0 Vsr.dC WJk. 'aV named "South Sea Island Magic," and a third known as the "Cocktail Party." These sumptuously produced scenes will feature sixteen dancing girls, eight "show girls" and the dance team of Fetch and Deu-ville. Lucien LaRiviere will be featured singing the special lyrics written for each production number.

Red Skelton with his comedy talking turn tops the list of other arts in the revue including Ivy and Neecie Stevens, doing comedy songs and imitations; Aloma. a specialty dancer, and Charles Carrer. novelty juggler, who last appeared in this city a year ago in Earl Carroll's "Vanities." Film 1 Comedy. On the screen, "The Luckiest Girl in the World" sets forth the amusing adventures of a rich girl who wishes to marry a handsome young mnn of limited moans. Believing his daughter's suitor to be a fortune hunter, the father refuses to give his consent.

After an argument, the girl sets out for New York with $150 to prove to her father that she can live there for one month on that sum. In a modest apartment, she shares kitchen privileges with a young man who contributes much to "her education along economic lines and also along romantic lines. The situation becomes complicated as she runs low on funds, falls in love with the young man in New York, and then loses him when he finds out about her father's immense wealth. Jane Wyatt. who has the title role comes from the New York stage where she first gained attention by replacing Margaret Sullavan in "Dinner at Eight." She is supported by Louis Hayward (recently seen in "Anthony Phillip Reed, Eugpne Pallette, Nat Pendleton and Catherine Doucet.

Eddie Busizell directed. Ilk Ilit rter'l eief laiaorlenl cm els, Wayne county; fourth, Carl T. Hinshaw, 125.8 bushels, Randolph county; fifth. F. H.

Norman. 121 bushels, Miami county; sixth, Kdson Schuman, 120. 4 bushels, Whitley county; seventh, Allen Creek, 120.3 bushels, Union county; eighth, Gordon Harris, 119.6 bushels, Delaware county; ninth, John K. Snooberger; 119.4 bushels, Carroll county; tenth, QUAKES NEAR CHIEFSPARTY Concluded From rage One. JEAN HERSHOLT Auu EXTRA1 "SAT IT WITH CAM" with Virginia Verrlll Movietone News tionally recognizodl Inner- I bfllti with swami bra, women's sizes 34 to 48, R0CHELLE HUDSON HELEN VINSON SUM SUMMERVILLE- ROBERT KENT itKvn Clark Dellingcr, 119.1 bushels, Clark Ant county.

Season Unfavorable, Despite one of the most unfavor AMITSEMEXTS. able seasons for corn on record, be cause of drought and high tempera earthquake starting at 3:10 p. m. today alarmed residents of Guatemala City. Krom ihe Intensity of the shock, It was feared damage might have been caused In other parts of the country, but no reports from the provinces had been received.

ture, 318 growers will receive medal awards from the Corn Growers' As Bociation. Gold medals for producing 100 bushels or more an acre will be NEPTUNE" DARKS PART V. awarded to seventy growers. Gold Medal Winners. rrnotlcal Jokes on Roosevelt ut Other gold medsl winners, by APOLLO Jean Hersholt, Dorothy Peterson, Rochella Hudson, Slim Summerville and the Dionne quintuplets In "Reunion," sequel to "The Country Doctor," at 11:42 a.

m. and 1:44, 3:46, 5:48, 7:50 and 9:52 p. m. CIRCLE Double feature, Mae West, Warren William and Lyla Talbott in "Go West, Young Man," comedy, at 11 m. and 1:52, 4:41, 7:20 and 10:21 p.

m. Philip Huston and June Travis In "The Rig Game," college romance, at 12:37, 3:29, 6:14 and 9 :06 p. m. LOEWS Clark Gable, Joan Crawford, Franchot Tone, Reginald Owen and Mona Barrie in "Love on the Run," comedy romance, at 11:10 a. m.

and 1:15, 3:30, 5:40, 7:50 and 10 p. m. LYRIC Stage and screen. Jane Wyatt and Louis Hayward in "The Luckiest Girl In tho World," comedy romance, on screen at 11:28 a. m.

and 2:12, 5:06, 8 and 10:37 p. m. "Manhattan Scandals of 19.S7" on stage at 1:05, 3:49, 6:43 and 9:37 p. m. AMBASSADOR "Stage Struck" and "A Son Comes Home." FOUNTAIN SQUARE "Sworn Enemy" and "Postal Inspector." GRANADA "Olve Ms Tour Heart" and "Kelly the Second." RIVOLI "The Man I Married" and "Sea Spoilers." ZARING "The Last of the Mohicans" and "Parole." 13 AIR'S RITZ "A Son Cornea Home" and "Secret A Bent BAIR'S UPTOWN and "Give Her a Ring." EMERSON "Dancing Lady" and "The Big House," Eguittor Not Podded.

ABOARD U. S. S. CHESTER, AT SEA, Nov. 19.

"King Neptune" sent his emissaries tonight to tho U. S. S. Choster and the cruiser In counties, are: Adsms Hubert Meyn, Orneva, 104. Allen Clttui L.

Miller, New Haven, 100.7. Benton P. L. White, Oxford, 111.2. Blackford Fred V.

Olanry, Roll, 10S H. I'. Klea A Buna, Hartfurd City, 98. S. dianapolis to give tho presidential party formal notice that his "loval subjects" would lay plans to purge 16 Stars in Person Carroll J.

F. Harneaa, Frankfort, 107.3; tno "pusiiinnlmous pollywogs of dockyard barnaclos before entering his kingdom at the equator. JKi WW Roy B. Bnocberuer, ltockfleld, 117.2. Clark John H.

Delllnger, Jefferaonvllli, 108. Davleae Arthur Colbert. Waahlnuton, inn: Bernard Turk. Waalllntton. 104.1.

Whether tho President, who ha never crossed the equator, would bo BELMONT "Special Investigator" and "Sea Spoilers." TALBOTT "Satan Met a Lady" and "Shakedown." HOLLYWOOD "Little Miss Nobody" and "Secret Patrol." BAIR'S STRAND "Last of the Mohicans" and "Two In Revolt." BAIR'S ST. CLAIR "Last Outlaw" and "Two lis tod Gentleman." rni rr1 nip it nv LULU BELLE SKYLAND SCOTTY HOOSIER HOT SHOTS PATSY MONTANA PRAIRIE RAMBLERS BILL McCLUSKEY MISS PAULINE, WINNIE-LOU AND SALLY Dekalb Huaa'll Kurkndi. Oorunna, 11(1. subjected to tho snmo practical Jokes as the other members of the party tonight was a matter of conjecturo. IJoyd Marts, Corunna, 10.1.7; Kay I'nnKop, Corunna.

100. I'eler Heberl, Corunna, 103.7; Robert Slnmm, Waterloo, 107.1; Roaroe Taylor, Waterloo, 109.1; A. J. Witt, Auburn, 104.4. Delaware N.

C. Coparv. MunMe, 101 HULL CALLS FOR EXAMPLE. BA I R'S ORIENTAL "Last of the Mohicans" and "Laughing Irish Eyes." MURAT THEATRE SUNDAY, NOV. 22 SHOWS AT 2, 4, 7, 9 Adults, 40c; Children, 25c, Tickets, Reserved Beet Ion, 40c, on Sale at Hook's Downtown Stores PARAMOUNT "Star for a Night" mm mm I 1L OLD! mml tf fmmwt ana "tlUKli liordun." SANDERS "Little Miss Nobody" ana "Horder night." W.

Kea Ie, Yorktnn, 101.8: Perry Koy Miller, Munrle, 117.3; John M. Bohlegel, Dalevllle, 10:1.9. Orant A. B. Brewer.

Falrmnunt, 114.1. Hamilton Paul I). Flatter, Carmel, 111.8; J. n. Newbv.

Sheridan, 10.1.3. Hfnry Ralph Harvey, Newcaatle, 99. R. Huntlnnton riarl Bparke, Huntington, 10ft. J.

J. Sparki, Huntlnnton, 100.8. (let 103.7 Yield. Jackion Kverett Otte, Seymour, 102. T.

Jaaper Fred Fraaer, Renaaetaer, Roacoa R. Fraaer, Rennelaer, 107.9. Jefferaon Virgil Demaree, Brookahurf, 100.5. Johnann Paul W. Canary, Franklin, Declares World Will Heed PeB4- Kf-forts nf 21 American Nations.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 19. UP) United States Secrelury of State Cordoll Hull declared tonight twenty-one American republics will meet at the Inter-American Feacs Conference In Buonns Aires to repudiate tha philosophy which sends men to the. battlefields. Secretary Hull who reached Kin MOTIOX PICTURK THEATERS, da Janeiro today at the head of the 102.7; Webb Ray, BarKeravllle, 109.

United Stales delegation en route to YfS SI, ITS ALL-RIGHT AND WHATSMOiX Laporte John Helnold, Lacrnaae, 100.8. Miami Claude Berger, Mary, 117.IS; Roy the parley opening Dec. 1 spoke at a dinner in his honnr at tho Brazil- Hit's heir all sigfaft!" M. Edwarda, rem, 103: Walter Kotita, Peru, 105.5; Bnvd Kottermann, Many, Ian foreign ministry. If we American republics show a 114.8; H.

Richard Wllaon, Peru, iuo.b; Robert Wllaon. Peru. 108.1. willingness to ratify the pledges of Montxomery BoDDy uiKgina, vllle. 111.4.

peaeo among us," Hull said, "the peoplo outsido this hemlaphnre will Pulaakl Thnmai llowat, Franceaviiia, -ITS 4m BISTVICTURE 101.4; Wlllara K. Howat, Fianceavuia, 99 6. Putnam Roaa Allee, Cloveraaie. ura.i. Randolph Klvle M.

Wlncheater, 116.0; O. B. 11. Miller, Wlncheater, iuo.9. Kuah Newton Halterman, Riiahvllla, 10.1.3; Floyd inner, 99 8.

YT; Tippecanoe l'aul KerKnjn, i.niayene, not be heedless of our example." RAFT BACK ON LOT HE QUIT "FOREVER" HOLLYWOOD, Nov, 19. UP) George Raft, sleek-haired movie actor who several days ago announced he was "through forever" with 1'aramount Studios, was back on the Paramount lot today. 10O.1. rONTININTAl DIITIUINO COtOH ATION, PHIL ADILPHIA, PA. Tipton J.

B. oyler, Tipton, luu.e. Union Maurice Latuie, Liberty, 102.0; TODAY! This is NOT the story of the traveling salesman and the farmer's daughterl No-o-o! This is the story of a movie vamp and the farmer's SON1 And it has not one star Herachel Willlama, Liberty, W.9. 1 i Warren O. w.

I.arm, itxrorn, 100.1. Wayne John Hunt, Richmond, 107. Wella rterald Bayleaa, Hluffton, 100. Made from the Stage Play. "Personal International News.

Ho will play the ruin in Souls at Clark Brothera, Liberty Center, 102.7; Dwlght K. Iiecker, Blu'iton, 100. (:. H. Klchhorn, Bluttton, 117.7; Klco Klchhorn, BlurTlon, 104.5; Carl K.

Kobr, HuntlnKton. 113.1; Herachel Powell, Hluffton, 107.9. but SEVEN1 (Count Sea' originally assigned to him. When he left tha studio, ha said "it msy be a good part for somebody, but not for Haft." An amicable settlement was announced by studio heads. DIDN'T STOP LOVING 'em!) FAY, RUDY WIRES BANTA MONICA, Nov.

19. lijtesijl (if) Rudy Vallre "never stopped loving" dark-eyed Fay Webb who CHINA. BHANGHAI, Nov, 19. un-Chl-nese patriots clamored for mlltant action tonight In a campaign to ralas funds for the defense nf nohtren Rul-yusn province sgalnst a reported Japanese Invasion. Keeling was pitched close to wsr-time fervor following Chlnece newspaper reports that defenders of the eastern border had taken the offensive and Inflicted a severe setback to the invaders.

Although these dispatches were contradicted by other advices from Kalgan and Kwolsul which said the danger zone was ouiet for the mo Motor trucks and automobiles, commandeered by Royal Canadian mounted police, brought the children to safety beyond the fire zone. Fed by a thirty-flve-mile-an-hour wind, the flames raced down on ranch properties, wiping out homes and buildings, FRANCE. PARIS, Nov. 19. (JP) The Communist party tonight demanded arrest of former Premier Andre Tar-dleu and two other prominent Rightists whom the party blamed for the suicide of Minister of the Interior Roger Salengro.

The Communists held them re divorced him last spring, he tele-grsphed her father today In a mes JOHN, ELAINE MOVE TO MARITAL HOUSE HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 19. UP) John Barrymors snd his brltlo, the former Elaine Barrie, moved today into their brand-new honeymoon cottage in Benedict Canyon, a sylvan setting near a litis stream snd a colony of bullfrogs. The cottage, they said, suits them much better than the hotel In which sage of sympathy over her death. "I am with you in your great sor row," the message to Clarence js.

Webb read. "I never stopped loving her." Webb said: "It was the same with Fay. She would say, still love "TO sponsible for attacks on Salengro's ST? they had been living. Elaine declared she much preferred it to the great white-walled estate where John used to live) with Mrs. Barrymore No.

3, Dolores Costello, vallee did not Indicate whether war record which Leftists believed he would attend funeral service Saturday, caused him to kill himself Tuesday night. ment, cheering Chinese demonstrated throughout the city. MANCHUKUO. TUNOHUA, Nov. 19.

VF)-Safe after ten months of brutality and hardship so severe he "prayed for death to end my sufferings," the I "a Premier Leon Blum himself direct ed efforts tonight to prevent mass MOTIOV PICTTKK THRATKHH, mttffl WEE) demonstrations against Rightists while a fresh flurry of stikes brought new worries. Increased strength of his govern Itev. Father Clarence Joseph Burns, American priest, told today of his escape from Chinese bandits who held him for ransom of Chi i pi UWSTd nese dollars. JJ.LLLLLLU LUJJ.U i LI I U. Still III and exhausted, Father tAP II i I II Burns told how twice he tried to es QS5D6 cspe, only to be thwarted by the watchful bandits, but that finally he crept away in the darkness while ment was evidenced by an offer from the sometimes critical Radical Socialists to Join any demonstration.

The government announced it would submit to Parliament Tuesday its new press bill designed to abolish defamation of character in newspapers without abridging freedom of the press. WALES. RHYMNEY, Nov. 19. UP) King Edward ended a two-day inspection of poverty stricken South Wales with I NORTH SIDE EAST SIDE they were sleeping around the camp-fire, and wandered aimlessly over the mountains for several days.

I 1111 Wah, Ht. l.l. mm mm Illinois and S4th "l.a.t of the Mohlrana'' John Arledlce, "Two In Revolt" Hporthaht, "Keeplnt Time" Marr Holund, "Son f'oma Hm" Rnlwrt Vaunt, "Hcrt Aiml" mam mr ioih at. "Danrlnf T-adjr" "The Bis Houae" St. (W and k'nrX Wayiw inmn Crawford, Wallace Beery, Mrrjr Crr.

"Ia Outlaw" aa. Dunn, "Two-Fiatrtf Gratlerrwn" I New Jrru-r aab. Lateat I'leiuree 4td snd tollsa tlalre Trevor, "Star for Nlrhl" Buater Crabne, "Klaab Oortlon" a "community sing" and returned tonight to London to see "what can be done" for his unfortunate subjects. The King visited Rhymney's social service center Just before boarding his train and gathered round a piano with unemployed miners for a song. Someone handed him a songbook and the monarch Joined In lustily.

During his tour Edward visited homes of unemployed, interviewed grinsy miners without Jobs, and saw for himself the effects of long-time Hmr; Fonda, "Spendthrift" illiS K. 10th Doors open at F. IBM) Rnomrlt An, Double feature RUSSIA. NOVOSBiRSK, Nov. 19.

UP) Seven Russians and one German engineer pleaded guilty today, the government announced, to charges of sabotage of the great Kamerovo coal mines with the resultant death of fourteen miners. A ninth defendant admitted "partial guilt." Death is the penalty. CANADA. QUEBEC, Nov. 19.

UP) A cryptic, bottle-borne SOS message, cast up on the beach of lonely Antlcosti island, aroused anxiety for the lives of an unknown ship's crew in the storm-whipped gulf of St. Lawrenqs today. The messaeg, scrawled In almost llleginble characters, read: "Help. We have nothing to eat. We are in the middle of the gulf.

S. 8. Chabot." Signal service men were unable to tell how long the bottle had been Doris Nolan, "The Man I Married" John Wayne, "Sea Spollerl" Community Kin Jlmmr Boyer at the Oman, Sill ln "Mttl Mlaa Nobody" thu. HtsrrrU, "Secret Patrol" depression. SOUTH SIDE The monarch twice murmurea "terrible, terrible" when he heard Talbott at tld Double Feature Vlrflnla Ave.

and Froapect St. stories of unemployment told by r' workless miners. Bette Daiia, "Satan Met Tjidr" Lew Arrea, "bhslwdows" Robert Vouns, "Swora F.nemy" Rlcardo Cortei, "Foatai Inapeetor" JAPAN. TOKJO, Nov. 20 (Friday).

VP) Central at Fan Creek Doable Feature at Fountain Square Kay Franela, "CJIve Me Totir Heart" Falay Kelly, "Kelly the Meoind" The Iat of the Mohlen" Ana freaton, "J'arole" 40c Afltr 6 25c Until 6 Andre Japy, French aviator, crashed yesterday on a hillside in Saga prefecture as he attempted to reach Tokio from Hongkong on the last IDA H. Meridian Double Feature tossed about on the waters, nor could they identify the craft. WEST SIDE of the Mohlrana" Evelyn Knapp, "Ijiuihlrn Irlah Eyra" CALGARY, Nov. 19 UP) Sixteen school dudIIs and their teacher es at Fountain Hquara Double Feature Waah. and Belmonf Double Feature Extra Added! TOONERVILLE TROLLEY CARTOON caped today from a forest fire which lap of a flight from lstria, saia dispatches received here today.

Japy suffered injuries of his head and thighs snd lay In the wrecked plane four hours before villagers found him and took him to a coun- try physician. swept down on the schooinouse in the Brush Ridge district twenty-flve dene Wllhera, "Mttle Mine Nobody" Franrea Farmer, "Border Fllnht" Blfhard Dll, "SpeelaJ IneatUatr" John Wajna, Hpollera" miles west of Calgary. ,1.