Amusements: Albee opens with Irene Franklin and stars
The Albee Theatre debut Saturday features Irene Franklin with Jerry Jarnagin in a song program plus Buster and Jack West dancing stars, Don Lee and Louise, Earl Faber and company, Havania novelty act, and a Paramount all talking feature Safety in Numbers with Buddy Rogers and Josephine Dunn. Lyric presents Mammy with Al Jolson in a Berlin written musical drama with Lois Moran and others.
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ALBEE
Albee Theater
Irene Franklin
Miss Franklin
Jerry Jarnagin
Buster
Jack West
Don Lee
Louise
Earl Faber and Company
Havania
Paramount
Buddy Rogers
Josephine Dunn
Kathryn Crawford
Carol Lombard
Virginia Bruce
Geneva Mitchell
Richard Tucker
Francis McDonald
al Jolson
Lyric Theater
Jolson
Irving Berlin
Call of the South
Knights of the Road
Lois Moran
Louise Dresser
Hobart Bosworth
Lowell Sherman
Tully Marshall
Mitchell Lewis
Empress Theater to Stage Happy Days for Summer Company
The Empress Theater opens next Sunday afternoon with Happy Days written for the summer company. Elea nor Cody leads the burlesque with news songs and a strong supporting cast including Les Dunn Johnnie Gilmore Sam Micals Abe Scherr Margie Bartell Kitty Williams Carrie Finnell and many others. The chorus trained by Margie Bartell will perform new ensemble numbers and several specialties are planned. A midnight show follows on Saturday.
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Empress
Empress Theater
Eleanor Cody
Les Dunn
Johnnie Gilmore
Sam Micals
Abe Scherr
Margie Bartell
Soubrette
Kitty Williams
Carrie Finnell
Clara Bow Stars in True to the Navy at Palace Theater
Clara Bow opens a Palace premiere week in True to the Navy as a soda jerk with shore leave romance. Fredric March and a roster of supporting players appear as scenes shift between sea and land. Bow introduces a Gilbert-Baer song There’s Only One Who Matters to Me.
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Palace
Clara Bow
Palace Theater
Miss Bow
Gilbert-Baer
Fredric March
Harry Green
Rex Bell
Eddie Dunn
Adele Windsor
Jed Prouty
Sam Hardy
Be Yourself at Capitol Theater Stars Fannie Brice
Fannie Brice debuts as United Artists star in Be Yourself arriving Saturday for a week at Capitol Theater. The score features four new Brice ballads and the cast includes Robert Armstrong Hal Green Gertrude Astor Rita Flynn Marjorie Kane and Pat Collins. Brice plays a Broadway entertainer who falls for a pugilist and stages a dramatic backstage climax.
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Capitol
Fannie Brice
United Artists
Capitol Theater
Hugo Riesenfeld
Brice
Sasha
Robert Armstrong
Hal Green
Gertrude Astor
Rita Flynn
Marjorie
Babe
Journey's End returns to Erlanger Grand Opera House Saturday
Grand Journey's End reopens at the Erlanger Grand Opera House for a week long run with continuous showings at 30 and 50 cents. James Whale directs the all dialogue screen version featuring Colin Clive and an ensemble cast. Also on bill KEITH'S shows Rich People starring Constance Bennett with Regis Yoomey and others. Strand offers High Society Blues extended into a second week with Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell.
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Erlanger Grand Opera
Sherriff
James Whale
Colin Clive
Stanhope
Ian Maclaren
Billy Bevan
David Manners
Anthony Bushell
Charles Gerrard
Keith
Constance Bennett
Miss Bennett
Regis Yoomey
Robert Ames
John Loder
Tika Chase
Mahlon Hamilton
Polly Ann Young
Strand
Palace Theater
Strand Theater
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Divorcee loves despite family obstacles in star lineup
Norma Shearer stars in The Divorcee a major all talking drama at the Family Theater with Louise Fa rendea Hedda Hopper and William Collier Sr among the cast. The Orpheum presents She Couldn t Say No with Chester Morris and others plus Vanderwell travel pictures and a Saturday program featuring Billie Dove and Grant Withers in The Other Tomorrow.
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Ukes
Peperes
Louise Fasenda
Hedda Hopper
William Collier, Sr
Lucien Littlefield
Joyce Compton
McCarthy-Hanley
Norma Shearer
Famiy Theater
Robert Z. Leonard
Ursula Parrott
Conrad Nagel
Chester Morris
Florence Eldridge
Robert Montgomery
Zelda Sears
Helene Millard
Orpheum
Winnie Lightner
Orpheum Theater
Tully
Marshell
Sally Hilers
Johnny Arthur
Walter Vanderwell
Hans Welfare
Billie Dove
Grant Withers
Miss Dove
Rainbow Park Beats and Thrills Preview
Rainbow Park plans a new season starting Sunday with Ed Kling and his Orchestra at the Japanese Garden. The Kling organization performed at Hotel Arms for three months in winter. Also announced is the Pretzel Ride described as an ace of thrillers and a new Ocean Wave machine delivering a surf-like effect in the large swimming pool.
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Rainbow Park
Ed Kling
Kling
Hotel Arms
Zoo concert features Hahn Jr. orchestra and soloists
At the zoo today Theodore Hahn Jr and his orchestra present popular semi classical and classical numbers this afternoon. Clifford Lang and Harry Willsey perform a piano duet while Hallye Nester delivers vocal solos. Schubert Marche Militaire and The Dance of the Hours are on the program. An evening program adds four screen presentations and Lang plays Rachmaninoff G minor Prelude.
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Zoo
Theodore Hahn, Jr
Clifford Lang
Harry Willsey
Hallye Nester
Schubert
Rachmaninoff
Flower Land
Hahn
Harr Willsey
Fred Schuett
Marque
Marquette
Elizabeth O’donnell
Harriet Schafer
Dixie Darlings
Windsberg
Chandler
Albert
Open Air Theater and Zoo Concerts Bring Summer Thrills
The new outdoor theater and arena will host daily shows headlined by a vaudeville act. The Zoo plans free concerts with Theodore Hahn Jr. and his orchestra, featuring a rotating program of soloists and a violin octet. Coney Island hosts school outings, Al Marti's orchestra two weeks, and riverboat speed thrills. Land O Dance schedules moonlight dances with Linn Serenaders, Whitey Kaufman, Jimmie Bell, and free 1500 Eastman cameras promotion.
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Greater Cincinnati
al Marti
Don Dewey
Marti
Dewey
Henry Thies
Covington
Cincinnati
McMillan Street
Peebles Corner
Linn Serenaders
Whitey Kaufman
Lando
Dance
Jimmie Bell
Chocolate Dandies
Chicago
Eagtman
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