Menjou Shaw discuss movies and actors in London chat
Dolphe Menjou known as America’s Society Actor speaks with G Bernard Shaw in a London Daily Mail interview. They cover Chaplin’s influence, the new talking pictures, and the reality of modern film production, with anecdotes about camera rigs, crowds, and stage appearances.
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Dolphe Menjou
America
G. Bernard Shaw
Britain
The
London Daily Mail
Plients
Shaw
McAns
England
Orin
Aplin
Menjou
Chaplin
Enius
Jock
Paris
New York
FILM THEATERS OFFER SCHEDULED PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE
A dense list of cinema bills and stage acts for the week across theaters including Palace Loew's Strand Lyceum and Orpheum with titles such as Chickens Come Home Dressed to Kill The Matinee Idol and The Monkey Talks. Notable stars Greta Garbo Mary Astor Edmund Lowe Bessie Love Hoot Gibson and Wallace Beery are highlighted plus a Tiffany Stahl production Their Hour and a flying plane scene described for Their Hour with Dorothy Sebastian and John Harron. The Moonlight Ballroom features Bert Stock Midnight Serenaders.
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Grand—Wright
Palace
John Golden
Wright
Kitty Cosgris
Tiffany-Stahl
Dorothy Sebastian
John Harron
Miss Sebastian
Harron
al Raboch
Grand Theater to Stage Golden Comedy Pigs All Week
Publicity agent announces John Golden's farce Pigs, fiercely promoted as a major New York success. Real live pigs will appear on stage to heighten the humor, centered on a farmer and a girl seeking marriage amid money troubles, with a twist involving a pawned engagement.
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John Golden
New York
Wright Yers
Grand Theater
Newak
Golden
Canton
Popular Dancer Shines at Lyceum as Flight Thriller Unfolds
A popular dancer captivates Lyceum audiences as a dramatic film shoot leads to an aerial emergency. Miss Sebastian and Harron survive a near-crash when a propeller stalls the aeroplane, then glide to safety after a rough landing. They later praise the thrills and plan another flight, while the feature Their Hour opens at Loew's.
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Sebastian
Harron
Hollywood
Loew's Theater
Faust at Loew's Gains Praise From Murnau Critics
The Loew Theater opens Faust directed by F W Murnau praised as honest and entertaining. The film stars Camilla Horn as Marguerite Emil Jannings as Mephisto and Gesta Ekman as Faust with Murnau noting cinema should aim at box office success yet remain sincere.
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Loew’s
F. W. Murnau
Faust
UFA
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Loew Theater
Murnau
Heidelberg
Berlin
Reinhardt
Conrad Veidt
Ernst Lubitsch
Marguerite
Camilla Horn
Emil Jannings
Mephisto
Gesta Ekman
Removed Goitre No-Op Story From Delaware Gazette Ad
Mrs Dot Cox of Delaware Ohio claims Sorbol Quadruple cured her terrible goitre and breathing trouble. She says she could not work and was bedridden part of the time. She invites readers to visit 40 Prospect St Delaware to see the results or write for details. Product manufactured by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and sold at Roth Hug Co drug stores locally.
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Ohio
Roth & Hug Co. Drug Stores
Carl Studer Appeals Habeas Corpus From Canton Case
Canton underworld figure Carl Studer, jailed for operating a disorderly house, filed habeas corpus in Franklin County courts. His attorney argues the maximum penalty for the crime was one year, noting Studer began serving October 11, 1926, so the term would have expired months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Studer
Canton
Don Mellett
Canton Daily News
Franklin Co
Columbus
Studer
Ohio
C. C. Crabbe
Health authorities act to curb smallpox outbreak near New Philadelphia
New Philadelphia reports three smallpox cases three miles east of town prompting health authorities to take steps to prevent an epidemic in New England.
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New Philadelphia
New England
Here
Supreme Court Judge Warns Against Boy Standardization
New York June 7. Justice Joseph D Proskauer urged welfare workers to avoid standardizing boys activities and to preserve a normal open life for city youth. He warned against overemphasizing business methods in boys work and cited the need for healthy boyhood amid urban racial contrasts. The conference heard scholarships for a special course in boys work and discussed rising youth crime and the value of church school home and law influences to guide at risk youths.
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New York
Supreme Court
Joseph D. Proskauer
Justice Proskhauer
William Hodson
Welfare Council
Frederic M. Thrasher
New York University
W. Bruce Cobb
Brooklyn City
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Kid” Brown
Speers
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Galtus
Matt Kolb
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Valentine Weex
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Miss Sunshine
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Jack Jackson
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HUNTS
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Palais Royale
Rodacker
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Earl J. Ehrett
LYCEM
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Allee Duvall
George Hart
Hap Moore
Alsace 5
Minerva
Park Inn
Smart Set Girls’ Band of
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New Meyers Lake
Park and Zoo
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Monkey Island
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