New Dramatic Season Opens With New York Buzz
New York hosts a flood of new productions as Broadway launches the season. The Green Hat and The Vortex headline a strong start with acclaim. Rudolph Frim and musical shows like The Vagabond King and No No Nanette also draw crowds.
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Beggar on Horseback at Colonial Theatre satire in New York
James Crise presents Beggar on Horseback at the Colonial Theater in New York a Paramount production adapted from the Broadway hit by Kaufman and Connelly. Edward Frerett Horton Esther Ralston headline with a plot where musician Neil McRae faces choosing love over money ending in a dream sequence that teaches him a lesson about art and poverty.
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Kaufman
Marc Connelly
Edward Frerett Horton
Esther Ralston
Neil McRae
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Theably the Strangest and Biggest Movie Ever Made
A fragment describes a Paramount style epic titled The Last World with dramatic battles in London. It hints at a sensational production by Firet National, billed as the strangest spectacle, turning to page twelve for more.
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Maxwell Anderson
Laurence Stallings
Andrew Jackson
Free State
Franklin
Rudolph Cameron
Andy Jackson
Helen Chandler
Caroline Newcomb
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