Forsyth Theater Stages Jerry With Forsyth Players
Avanta theatergoers will enjoy a high class comedy this week at the Forsyth Theater. The Forsyth Players present Jerry by Catherine Chisholm Cushing with Belle Bennett as Jerry and Missa Cushinga9 noted for past stage successes. The production promises lively farcical misunderstandings as Jerry schemes to win a suitor, involving a pretend poison scare and comic bed time capers.
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Avanta
Forsyth Theater
Misa
Serry
Chicago
Cnat
Jerry
Finnre
Miss Belle Bennett
Bille Burke
Br.g Litel
Montaga Wade
Mr. Litel
Mysterious Witness Film Listed for Booking
Film Booking Offices releases The Mysterious Witness starring Robert Gordon and Elmer Fair adapted from The Saturday Evening Post story The Stepsons of Light by Eugene Manlova Rhodes. Seymore Zeliff directs with a cast including Nannie Wright Elinor Fair J Wharton James and Jack Connelly. Dancer Nellie Sullivan teaches the pupils while Mrs Reilly Eakin and Miss Amy Keene handle vocal numbers as performers hand out flowers to the audience.
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Robert Gordon
Elmer Fair
Saturday Evening Post
Stepsons of Light
Eugene Manlova Rhodes
Seymore Zeliff
Nannie Wright
Elinor Fair
J. Wharton James
Jack Connelly
Nellie Sullivan
Reilly Eakin
Amy Keene
Trailing African Wild Animals at Loew's Grand
Loew's Grand screens Trailing African Wild Animals Monday through Wednesday. Johnsons safari chronicles two years in British East Africa, with a dramatic rhinoceros kill near camera. Also featured is Metro's An Old Sweetheart of Mine, a Riley poem adaptation starring Elliott Dexter and Helen Jerome Eddy.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Harry Garson
Metro
Riley
Elliott
Dexter
Helen Jerome Eddy
Velvet Fashion Notes At Paris Opening
Velvets dominate late Paris openings with black velvet evening gowns, two tone coats, and velvet crepe de chine combos. Rich trimmings include gold-embroidered braid and beaded laces. Embroidered velvet and satin fabrics appear prominently, with fur trimmed capes and two or three tone effects in robes and wraps.
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Dry Goods Economist
Jenny
Nursery Rhyme Films Spark Nursery Education Interest
Harry Levey of National Non-Theatrical Motion Pictures produces Mother's Goose Nursery Rhymes in film cartoon form aimed at preschool and kindergarten development. The latest release Humpty Dumpty is staged as a Robin Hood scene with a wall scene claimed to be hundreds of feet high and using over three hundred thousand horses and men. Other titles include Dickery Dickery Dock and Hey Diddle Diddle.
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Harry Levey
National Non-Theatrical Motion Pictures, Inc
al Paganelli
Humpty Damnty
Dickery
Dickery Dock
Girl Who Came Back at Howard in lavish revival
The film version of Charles Blaney's play showcases Miriam Cooper Gaston Glass Joseph Dowling Kenneth Harlan Za Su Pitts and Fred Malatesta with Rosemary Theby called in for difficult parts The production features a grand indoor garden exterior scene and a new lighting setup by Schulberg studios Theby’s versatile screen career includes roles from The Girl of the Golden West to Kismet and Your Friend and Mine highlighting her command of imposing characters
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Charles Blaney
Miriam Cooper
Gaston Glass
Joseph Dowling
Kenneth Harlan
Za Su Pitts
Fred Malatesta
Tom Forman
Howard Theater
California
Schulberg Studios
Rudyard Kipling
Rosemary Theby
Lady
Judy O'Grady
Nina
Morgan la Fay
Miss ‘Sheby
Jackie Quogan
Metro
Miss Theby
Olga Loschek
Jackie
Barbara Worth Film Pushed. New Wright Adaptation Planned
Principal Pictures postpones filming of The Winning of Barbara Worth to the fall to allow extensive research and preparation. Instead, they will film When a Man's a Man directed by Edward F. Cline, with Sol Lesser announcing most players from Barbara Worth fit the new project. The unit will proceed to Prescott Arizona location as soon as the script is ready with Harold Dell Wright co operating.
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Barbara Worth
Principal Pictures Corporation
Harold Bell Wright
Wright
Edward F. Cline
Sol Lesser
Goon Ag
Prescott
Ariz
Harold Dell Wright
Noted Film Director at Loew's This Week
Marcus Loew brings Edwin August to Loew's Grand theatre for a full week of shows in Atlanta. August will direct scenes on stage using local talent, with cameras, lights, and crew in view of audiences. Films made during the stay will be shown next week with vaudeville acts by Delbridge and Gremmer, Quinn Brothers and Smith, Ethel Davis and Freddy Rich, and Meriy and West. The highlight runs Monday to Wednesday featuring Trailing African Wild Animals by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
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Marcus Loew
Edwin August
Loew
Grand Theatre
Atlanta
August
Leew's
Wallace Reid
Hollywood
Delbridge
Gremmer
Mr. Gremmer
Miss Delbridge
Quinn Brothers
Smith
Miss Smith
Cough Drop
Ethel Davis
Freddy Rich
Meriy
West
Mrs. Johnnson
Stars Too Busy Dinner Invitations Cancelled
Lucille Rickeen planned a cast dinner for Judgment of the Storm with Lloyd Hughes George Hackatham Myrtle Stedman Philo McCullough Claire McDowell Frankie Darro Fay MacKenzie and Del Andrews. Night work in films delayed invitees and the hostess, so the note now reads The first evening when we are all free.
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Filmland
Lucille Rickeen
Ince
Palmer Corporation
Lloyd Hughes
George Hackatham
Myrtle Stedman
Philo McCullough
Claire McDowell
Frankie Darro
Fay MacKenzie
del Andrews
Ann Francis Heads Program at LyRh Lyric Stage Teases Twists and Taps
Ann Francis headlines a Lyric week program with Her Four Johnnies offering A Series Twists Taps and Twirls. Eddie Nelson drives laughs with comic talk and burnt cork topics while Clayton Kennedy features eccentric piano and dance. Other acts include Pa Murray Gladys Gerrish Studying Stars and Stewa Mercer athletic duo plus animated dolls Slater Brockman Blanche Howard finale on closing night.
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Lyric Theater
Ann Fran
Miss Francis
Vadeville
Eddie Nelsen
Francis
Nelson
Clayton Kennedy
Kathe Rooney
Pa Murray
Gladys Gerrish
Ann Pennington
Marily Miller
Stewa
Mercer
Aos
Slater Brockman
Blanche Howard
Cordelia the Magnificent Promotes New Beauty on Metro
The article notes Jacques Gadesden praising a striking beauty set to grace a magazine cover, part of the Metro vehicle Cordelia the Magnificent. It highlights the ensemble including Cla Kimball Young, the production by Harry Garson for Metro, written by Leroy Scott and directed by George Archinband, with Frank Bedford handling the screen adaptation.
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Jacques Gadesden
Cla Kimball Young
Metro
Cordelia the Magnificent
Harry Garson
Leroy Scott
George Archinband
Frank Bereford
Notable stage luminaries fade from public interest
Laments say audiences lessened interest in personalities of the stage. Brandon Tynan stars in the Fal l Ince screen version of Success. Once moviegoers discussed actors and defended favorites, comparing current performances with past works. Success, produced by Ralph Ince and released by Metro, is from authors pidelini Leitzbach and J. A. Lieler.
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Brandon Tynan
Mr. Tyni
Peopl
Othe
Murray Garsson
Ralph Ince
Metro
Pidelini Leitzbach
J. A. Lieler
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Forsyth Players
Belle Bennett
Billie Burke
Keith
Frances
Burnt Core
Eddie, DI Nelson
Murray
Gerrish
Sat. Brochman
Loew’s Grand Theater
Edith Delbridge
Delbridge and Gremmer
Loew’s Grand
Kennedy and
Rooney
Photoplay
Marian Cooper
Howard
John R. Litel
Symora Boniface Rankin Mansfield Mice Baker
Stuart Beebo Belle Harry
Gus A. Forbes
Elinor McCane
Walter Marshall
Robert W. Smiley
Jean Scott
Bennett Ndrews
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
America
Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson
Loew's Grand
British East Africa
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Paris
Picture
Theby
Loew's
This Week
ANN Francis
Lyrh
Delbridge & Gremmer
Quinn Bros. & Smith Foris & West
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