Amusements at RKO and Lyric theaters feature star lineups
The RKO program opens with Al Trahan in The Curtain Speech and includes The Ingenues a 21 piece European touring ensemble Mina Smith violinist in The In Ernes Orchestra Johnny Downs and six other dancers The Social Lion starring Jack Oakie Skeets Gallagher and Mary Brian plus a British East Africa note. At the Lyric The Cuckoos with Bert Wheeler Bob Woolsey opens Cincinnati run Dorothy Lee sings and dances with Wheeler with supporting cast June Clyde Hugh Trevor Marguerita Padula Ivan Lebedeff Jobyna Howland Mitchel Lewis Paul Sloane directs. Also listed are popular melodies and a melodrama. A separate note mentions a crime plot where Lowe, jailed for accidental homicide, is reprieved as his love plans to marry the Warden.
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Albee
al Trahan
RKO
Ingenues
Mina Smith
Europe
In&ernes
Johnny Downs
Speedy Feet
O’dare
Drew
Paramount
Octavus Roy Cohen
Marco
Jack Oakie
Skeets Gallagher
Mary Brian
The
Bert Wheeler
Bob Woolsey
Cincinnati
Lyric Theater
Dorothy Lee
Wheeler
June Clyde
Hugh Trevor
Marguerita Padula
Ivan Lebedeff
Jobyna Howland
Mitchel Lewis
Paul Sloane
All Quiet on the Western Front heads second week at Shubert
Universal’s All Quiet on the Western Front continues its second record week at the Shubert Theater after a historic Cincinnati opening. The Remarque adaptation cost 1.5 million dollars and took seven months to complete with a large cast and 3000 supporting roles. Showings are 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. daily with no short subjects.
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Shubert
Cincinnati
Universal
Erich Maria Remarque
Shubert Theater
Lewis Ayres
Louis Wolheim
John Wray
Slim
Summerville
The
Puttin' on the Ritz debuts at Palace Theatre with Richman
Harry Richman stars in a United Artists musical talking picture Puttin' on the Ritz at the Palace with Joan Bennett and Lilyan Tashman. songs include With You and Put Tin on the Ritz. The program opens weeklong, with a second feature Across the World With Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson at Erlanger Grand Opera House.
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Palace
Harry Richman
United Artists
Ritz
Palace Theater
Richman
Joan Bennett
Aileen Pringle
Lilyan Tashman
James Gleason
Richard Tucker
Eddie Kane
George Irving
Parnell Pratt
Cherie
Martin Johnson
Erlanger Grand Opera House
Johnsons
San Francisco
Hawaii
South Pacific
Solomon Islands
New Hebrides
New Zealand
Malekula
Vau
Africa
Victoria and
White Niles
Belgian Congo
Tanganyiki
Ituri
Serrengetti Plains
The Bad One opens at Capitol with Lowes and Del Rio
Edmund Lowe and Dolores del Rio headline their first all talking picture The Bad One at the Capitol Theater starting Saturday. Don Alvarado Ulrich Haupt Mitchell Lewis Yola D Avril John Sampolis George Fawcett and Blanche Frederici fill principal supporting roles as the tale moves from the Marseilles waterfront where a dancing Spanish coquette tempts an American sailor to a romance that proves serious.
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Capitol
Edmund Lowes
Dolores del Rio
Capitol Theater
Don Alvarado
Ulrich Haupt
Mitchell Lewis
Yola D’avril
John Sampolis
George Fawcett
Blanche Frederici
Marseilles
Seven Seas
Read's Magazine Piece Praises Brief Recess in Marriage
Kathleen Read sums up in a sparkling article in the Commercial Tribune Magazine Section. The piece notes that inquiries by Columbia College authorities and others encourage belief that a short break in a marriage can yield positive results.
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Columbia College
Kathleen
The
Commercial Tribune
Man Who Cheated Prince at Cards Dies in England
A notorious figure from a forty year old England scandal dies shortly after an unsuccessful attempt to escape a contract prohibiting further card playing. The era’s moral shock reverberated through the nation as spectators recall the tale of games and consequences.
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Prince
England
Dumbbells in Ermine at Keith's Theatre Airdates
The film features Barbara Kent and Beryl Mercer opposite Robert Armstrong with James Gleason Claude Gillingwater Arthur Hoyt Mary Foy and Julia Swayne Gordon in support. A romance blooms between a young prizefighter and a shy wallflower as a reformist civic pillar’s mother disapproves. A raid exposes a chorus girl amid stag show accusations before a clever grandmother thumbs her nose at the affair.
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Keith
Barbara Kent
Beryl Mercer
Robert Armstrong
James Gleason
Claude Gillingwater
Arthur Hoyt
Mary Foy
Julia Swayne Gordon
Strand Offers Rough Romance and Fu Manchu Week
George O'Brien and Helen Chandler star in Rough Romance with Antonio Moreno and Noel Francis in Northland lumber camp drama at Strand Theater opening Saturday. Family brings The Return of Dr Fu Manchu with Warner Oland to Family Theater in encore run.
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Strand
George O’brien
Helen Chandler
Movietone
Strand Theater
Antonio Moreno
Eddie Borden
Noel Francis
Roy Stewart
Harry Cording
O’brien
Family
Dr. Fu Manchu
Sax Rohmer
Paramount
Warner Oland
Fu Manchu
Family Theater
Oland
O. P. Heggle
Jean Ar
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Chattanooga
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Ala
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JRS
O 'G. C. Robson
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Ain
Ills
Thur
Neil Hamilton
William Austin
Evelyn Selbie
Scotland Yard
ZOO
Zoo Opera Company
Martha
Scheherezade
Bakst
Fokine
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Paul Bachelor
Reuben Lawson
Ponchielli
Monkey Island
Harriet Schafer
Edgar Burr
Omer Steckel
Dixie Darlings
Harry Willsey
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Martin
Beckley
Russell
Evelyn Chandler
Windsberg
Albert Enders
Sadie Cambridge
Danse
Russland
Dansant
Joe Coyle
Rainbow Park
Marsh Sisters
Sunshine
Ed Kling
Symphonic Kings
Ocean Sand
Cincinnati Public
Coney Island
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William
Jerome Jackson
Judge Hoffman
Don Dewey
Dewey
Moonlite Gardens
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Peebles Corner
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Paris
Jean Arthur
Paul Lukas
Loretta Young
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Louise Fazenda
Eddie Nugent
Ethel Wales
Otis Harlan
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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