Western action films and vaudeville headlining Lyceum week
The week features Jones western action with a cowboy star a girl from the east and a treacherous villain plus a return engagement of The Iron Horse a transcontinental railroad romance starring George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy at Mozart theater. Lyceum presents Another Man's Wife with Lila Lee James Kirkwood Wallace Beery and others and Keith vaudeville acts You Gotta Dance Peek A Boo and Bells Hawaiians headline.
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Madge Bellamy
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James Kirkwood
Wallace Beery
Chester Conklin
Matt Moore
Canton Readies For William Faversham and Best of Week Films
Canton prepares for William Faversham in Zoe Atkins play with Sarah Truax as part of a notable week. Lean debuts as Paramount star in Seven Keys to Baldpate at the Valentine. Valentino headlines Cobra at Strand with Nita Naldi. MacLean, Coogan, and Buck Jones lead the rest of a varied program.
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William Faversham
Valentino
Douglas MacLean
Jackie Coogan
Buck Jones
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Nita Nald
Lyceum Vaudeville Bills Headlined by Dance Act
Lyceum brings four strong acts to the Lyre theater this week headlined by You Guests Dance featuring Warren and Georgia Kushner Wallace and Al Rand. Brown and Whitake play one of the circuit’s funniest comedy teams while Howard's Spectacle showcases a dog and pony act. Frank Richardson The Joy Boy of Song stars as a sought after blackface comic with Billy Hughes and Monte as another comedy pair. Theodore and Swanson open with Five A. M. Pathe News and Aesop's Fables reviewed as part of the lineup.
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Frank Richardson
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Monte
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This Week at Local Theaters And Ballrooms
Attractions include Jackie Coogan in Old Clothes and six acts of Keith vaudeville at Grand Theater. Lyrerum features Lila Lee in Another Man's Wife with Wallace Beery, while Strand shows Cobra with Rudolph Valentino and Seven Keys to Bald pate. Mozart and Hearts and Sours run, plus The Iron Horse later. Orpheum offers Bells Hawaiians and features. Dancing by Deon Bartel at Land Of Danch and California Ramblers at Moonlight Ballroom.
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Douglas MacLean
Valentine
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Orpheum
Lyceum
Jackie Coogan
Grand
Sarah Truax
Faversham in Foot Loose Delights Canton Audiences
America's famed dramatic star William Faversham tops the cast for Zoe Atkins's Foot Loose at the Grand theater Monday evening in Canton He will address Canton Woman's Club at McKinley High School Monday afternoon Joining him are Sarah Truax Edith Campbell Ann Warrington Antonio Salerno Dennis Clough Beatrice Vert and Herbert OConnor in a modern European society drama of intrigue praised as one of the era’s most fasci nating plays.
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William Faversham
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Sarah Truax
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Elsie Ferguson
Edith Campbell
Ann Warrington
Antonio Salerno
Dennis Clough
Beatrice Vert
Herbert O'Connor
California Ramblers to Play Week at Moonlight Ballroom
The California Ramblers, famous through the Pacific Coast, begin a week long engagement at Moonlight Ballroom Monday evening. They will tour Florida after Christmas, with Moonlight offering easy street car service and free parking for Canton residents. Private party reservations available through management.
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Marion Nixon Resting at Rio Vista After Hands Up Role
Marion Nixon, loaned by William Fox to work with Raymond Griffith in Hands Up, is resting at Rio Vista after completing her part in the Paramount film.
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Marion Nixon
William Fox
Raymond Griffith
Rio Vista
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Seven Keys to Baldpate on Screen Opens at Valentine
Douglas MacLean stars in a Paramount adaptation of Seven Keys to Baldpate at the Valentine. Director Fred Newmeyer and Edith Roberts head a strong cast as a young author races to finish a manuscript in 24 hours at Baldpate Inn while crooks take over.
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Frank Griffin
Wade Boteler
Fred Newmeyer
Harold Lloyd
Edith Roberts
MacLean
Doug
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Regal Screen Entertainment
Marion Davies Starts Beverly of Graystark Filming
New York December 5 director Lyndey Franklin begins work this week on Beverly of Graystark Marion Davies star. Antonio Moreno plays opposite Davies with Roy D Arcy George K Arthur Albert Gran and Max Barwyn in the cast.
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Marion Davies
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George K. Arthur
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Dare Storms of Desert to Make Mozart Picture
Buck Jones plus director W. Van Dyke and a Fox team battled heat winds rain and sand storms near Daggett California while filming Hearts and Spurs at the Mozart Center The cast and crew endured blistered hands bleached hair and exhausted faces as they completed exterior scenes for The Outlaw adaptation.
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William Davidson
Freeman Wood
Jean Lamott
Robert Littlefield
Big Fox Star
Mozart Ceater
Jackson Gregory
California Plains
Temperament Loses Ground in Hollywood Stylized Sky
Hollywood reports temperamental stars and directors fading from films as industry becomes a business. Albert LeVine, a freelance scenario writer, says once volatile dispositions mattered before contracts but now production stays on course due to abundance of capable performers.
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Jackie Coogan Stars in Old Clothes at the Grand
Jackie Coogan appears in Old Clothes a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy at the Grand theater with a six reel story of riches to rags. The production features Willard Mack as author and Eddie Cline directing with a notable supporting cast including Max Davidson Lillian Elliott Joan Crawford James Mason and Alan Forrest.
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Jackie Coogan
Willard Mack
Mrn Kelly
Max Ginsberg
Max Davidson
Ginsberg
Grand Theater
William Faversham
Jackie
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Timmy Kelly
Max Ginsbers
Coogan
Eddie Cline
Mr Cline
Lillian Elliott
Joan Crawford
James Mason
Alan Forrest
Frank Good
Vanishing Ocean Delayed Release Postponed to February
The film adaptation of Zane Grey's The Vanishing Ocean about the passing of the Indian is delayed and will not open to general audiences until February 15. It is cited as one of the era’s major pictures and has been filmed with careful historical accuracy.
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Jean Bedini
Clark
McCulloch
Harry
Willie Lander
Zane Grey
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Lean
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