Ken Maynard at Rialto for The Upland Rider showings
Marion Douglas directs Ken Maynard in The Upland Rider at the Rialto with screenings Thursday Friday and Saturday. The western features action and adventure as the star performs daring feats.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1928
Page
3
Marion Douglas directs Ken Maynard in The Upland Rider at the Rialto with screenings Thursday Friday and Saturday. The western features action and adventure as the star performs daring feats.
Broadway actors including prominent stage stars race to film as cinema shifts from silent to sound. Many performers aim for parts in new talkies while films begin to adopt synchronized dialogue and musical scores.
A New York comment from June 16 predicts widespread adoption of sound in movies within eight months. Stars like Richard Rowland and stage actress Ay m and others foresee a future where spoken lines replace silent performance. Industry leaders anticipate a seismic shift, with Broadway plays shrinking and Hollywood theaters gearing up for sound systems.
June 23 Consternation among guidebook compilers after new archaeological finds at Trajan's Forum reveal triple layered arcades with banking shops and central stairs. A covered road connects the Forum to Magnanapoli barracks leading to a grand hall of the stock exchange and offers vivid views of ancient Roman frontage.
The Rialto presents The Upland Rider featuring Ken Maynard. A melodramatic tale of a horse and daring riding, adapted from a script originally written for the screen by Marion Jackson.
Roy Kinslow, last summer's standout, headlines the Coleman troupe in a new road show opening Sunday night in the city. The act promises musical comedy sets and elaborate staging, with the Honey Bunch Road production slated as the premiere.
The theatre plans a two show program combining Charlie Chapin in The Circus and Coleman's Honey Bunch. Skeet Mayo, a Charleston and vaudeville favorite, headlines with Coleman's peaches ensemble. Harold Bunde serves as master of ceremonies for the opening night at 13:01.
Coming to the Capitol theatre Monday Tuesday and Wednesday The House of Scandal a Tiffany Utah reduction written by E Morton Agh directed by King Baggot features Dorothy Sebastian Fat OMalley Harry Murray in leading roles with Haida Darling Gino Corrado Lee Shumway and Jack Singleton The story follows a young Irishman who comes to New York to be a policeman in disguise as a jewel theft unfolds and a fake cop faces danger Page Seven.
Charlie Chaplin's The Circus screens all week at the Kearse Theatre. Merna Kennedy, Harry Crocker, Henry Bergman, Betty Morrissey and others star as Chaplin returns with a new comedy from his Hollywood studio. United Artists released the film, promising a low brow yet high brow appeal from the famous comic.
Pola Negri stars as Countess Gerdes Wallentin in a Paramount drama about sin and secrecy. The story follows her doomed night with a family friend, a wrecked train, and a husband who believes her dead, forcing a life of concealment. Directed by Rowsland V. Lee with Paul Lukas and Olga Badanova in supporting roles.
The Virginia n presents Florence Vidor and Albert Conti in The Magnificent Flirt for Monday to Wednesday. Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton perform in The Big Killing Thursday to Saturday. Charlie Chaplin in The Circus all week. Capitol shows Powder My Back with Trene Rich and Carrol Nye Monday to Wednesday, followed by The House Of Scandal with Dorothy Sebastian and Pat O'Malley Thursday to Saturday. Rialto features Poli Negri and Warner Baxter in Three Sinners Monday to Wednesday, then Ken Maynard and Marion Douglas in The Upland Rider Thursday to Saturday.
Irene Rich leads as Fritz Foy in Powder My Back, opening Monday at the Capitol with a balanced cast including Andrew Ferris Andre Beranger Anders Randall Corral Nye and Cissy Fitzgerald. The Munichl comedy follows Rich seeking revenge on a mayor who exposed a publicity hoax and aims to win back a romance as the plot unfolds. Directed by Roy Del Ruth with script by Robert Lard and adaptation from Jerome Kingston.
Paramount presents The Big Killing a Village mountaineer drama with Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton at the Virginian theatre It blends sympathy with satire portraying rural life near modern progress and offers engaging comedy and human interest through its study of mountain people
Tarzan the wonder horse headlines Ken Maynard western The Upland Rider at the Rialto for a three day run. The original Marion Jackson story features Tarzan amid five horse ranches with cow ponies and Arabian blood horses in a modern western plot.
A church intended as a memorial to Norwegian pioneers in America is planned for Minneapolis. Professor Gisle Bothne of the University of Minnesota leads the executive committee with backing from the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America.
Florence Vidor stars in The Magnificent Flirt a breezy French farce style Paramount film at the Virginian for a 43 day run. The plot centers on a wealthy flirt whose actions trigger a comedy of mistaken loyalties as her lover sues for her hand and a count tests her virtue. An noted cast including Loretta Young Lon Chaney Jr Matty Kemp Ned Sparks supports the production with comic and romantic turns.
Professor Alberto de Stefani, former Italian finance minister, predicts ongoing tax reductions and a balanced budget with surplus as Italy moves toward a corporative Guild State. He argues reforms expand direct taxes through guild contributions while preserving fiscal elasticity for emergencies.
England and Wales show a rise in births for the last quarter with 268000 births, 15845 more than the previous quarter, lifting the quarterly birthrate to 17.4 per 1000. Deaths total 136315 and infant death rate in large towns stands at 47 per 1000 births. Marriage numbers reach 168666 in the quarter.
Portland report from June 27 shows advance figures from major cities indicating a new low TB death rate for 1937, erasing a 1924 rise and marking the greatest decline among recent years. Dr. Linaly R. Williams of New York presents the findings to the National Tuberculosis Association at its annual convention opening session.
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