Garbo Returns in The Painted Veil at Paramount
The Painted Veil with Greta Garbo and Herbert Marshall arrives at the Paramount Wednesday as the No 1 hit. The double feature adds Gambling with Wynne Gibson and Dorothy Burgess as the second feature.
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Paramount Theater
Greta Garbo
Herbert Marshall
George Brent
Warner Oland
Jean Hersholt
George M Cahan
Wynne Gibson
Dorothy Burgess
Somerset Maugham
China
George M. Cohan
Cohan
New York
Jover
Hepburn Shines In The Little Minister At Iowa Theater
Katharine Hepburn headlines the Iowa theater engagement in The Little Minister adapted from Barrie. She plays a gypsy maid who wins the minister’s love amid religious strictness as John Beal stars as the pastor. Supporting turns by Reginald Denny Andy Clyde and Billy Watson highlight a dramatic climax outside the sickroom.
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Bobbie
Iowa Theater
Katharine Hepburn
James Barrie
Miss Hepburn
John Beal
Beryl Mercer
Billy Watson
Bob Dow
Captain Holloway
Reginald Denny
Andy Clyde
Frank Libuse and Company
College Inn
Chicago
Joe
Pete Michon
Billy
Grace Carmen
Olympic Opens With Two Comedy Features This Week
Starting today the Olympic Theatre presents a four day bill headlined by Let's 7k It Over starring Chester Mor An Mae Clark and Frank Craven. Also shown is You Made Love You with Thelma Todd NL Stanley Lupino about a husband and his spit fire wife. The program ends with a comedy and a cartoon.
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Olympic
Chester Mor
An Mae Clark
Frank Craven
So. Devine
Hiltry
Thelma Todd
Stanley Lupino
Richard Dix Sings West of the Pecos at Town Theater
Richard Dix stars in West of the Pecos from Zane Grey for a double feature at the Town theater next week. Dix portrays Pecos Smith in a Civil War western packed with action while Sleep N Eat and Louise Beavers provide comedy relief and a second feature screens Laura La Plante in The Church Mouse.
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Richard Dix
Zane Grey
West of the Pecos
Colonel Lambeth
Terrill
Dix
San Antonio
Lambeth
Pecos
Kentucky Kernels
Louise Beavers
Gentlemen Are Born Opens at Iowa Theatre Saturday
A life drama about four college friends facing fate after graduation. Franchot Tone leads with Margaret Lindsay and Jean Muir. debuting Broadway actors Ross Alexander Nick Foran and Robert Light. The film blends tragedy romance and humor as characters confront success ruin and resilience.
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Iowa Theater
Franchot Tone
Margaret Lindsay
Jean Muir
Ann Dvorak
Ross Alexander
Nick Foran
Robert Light
Tone
Margaret Lindsey
Alexander
Jean Mui
Cleopatra Starts Four Day Run at State Theater
The State theater opens Cecil B. De Mille's Cleopatra with Claudette Colbert Warren William and Henry Wilcoxon. It roles alongside Desirable starring Jean Muir George Brent Verree Teasdale as the second feature. Also showing the comedy Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and Mystery Secret of the Chateau in the program.
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Mrs. Wiggs
the Cabbage Patch
Pauline Lord
W. C. Fields
Zasu Pitts
Chateau
State Theater
Cecil B. de Mille
Claudette Colbert
Warren William
Henry Wilcoxon
Broadway
New York
Jean Muir
George Brent
Verree Teasdale
Grand Canary and The Hell Cat on Palace Program
Palace presents two features today and tomorrow. Grand Canary stars Warner Baxter as a doctor entangled in a shipboard romance after a failed experiment branded as murder. The Hell Cat adds another entertaining item to the program.
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Palace
Warner Baxter
Lady By Choice Leads Rialto Feature With May Robson
Lady By Choice featuring May Robson and Carole Lombard opens at the Rialto today through Tuesday. Robson plays a derelict gun-hound who ends up mentoring Lombard’s fan dancer as a subplot unfolds with courtroom drama and surprises. A second feature, Brand Of Hate, stars Bob Steele in a western adventure with Lucile Brown and a supporting cast, plus Broadway Brevities Cats and the Fiddle.
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Carole Lombard
May Robson
Roger Pryor
Walter Connolly
Miss Lombard
Miss Robson
Patsy Patterson
Bob Steele
Lucile Brown
Steele
George Hayes
Archie Ricks
James Flavin
William Farnum
Paramount's Bill Delivers Double Feature Comedy
Paramount presents a brisk two film program headlined by Forsaking All Others with Robert Montgomery Clark Gable and Joan Crawford plus Strange Wives starring Roger Pryor and June Clayworth. The pair offers lively humor as misadventure and romance collide with wit and spectacle.
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Henry Wilcoxon
Claudette Colbert
Clark Gable
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Paramount
Greta Garbo
Herbert Marshall
Margaret Lindsay
Franchot Tone
Iowa
Katharine Wepburn
Roger Pryor
June Clayworth
Edith Wharton
Charles Butterworth
Gable
Crawford
Montgomery
Butterworth
Miss Crawford
Jimmy King
Nadja
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