Born to be Bad at Princess Theatre
Loretta Young portrays a deceitful cloak and suit shop clerk in an illuminating study of feminine psychology. The role shows a hard surface masking bitterness as she manipulates out of town buyers with shifting moods and disguises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lornes
Zanuck
Hollywood
Letty Strong
Mick
Loretta
Elm Trevor
Cary T
Harry Reed
T Trevor
Mickey
Sally
Trevor
Jos. Schenck
Henry Travers
Oth
Sucare
Pat Harvey
Russell Hop- Andrew’ Tombes
Marion Sewell Sherman
Ralph Ves
United Artists
Loretta Young
Princess Theatre
Lee Tracy Stars as Newsman in I'll Tell the World at Strand
Lee Tracy, famed for playing reporters, headlines I'll Tell the World at Strand Theatre in Hartselle with Gloria Stuart and Roger Pryor. The story follows a world news agency staff reporter with Tracy and Pryor as rival reporters in a competitive drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tracy
Carl Laemmie, Jr
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
Gloria Stuart
Roger Pryor
Onslow Stevens
Alec Francis
Herman Bing
Hugh Enfield
Tyers
Tracy
Molly Louvain
Dr. X
Robert Johnson
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Lee
New York
Return to Home After Florence Visit
Mr and Mrs Conrad Strickland Jr return to their Florence home following a visit to their parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Strickland, Jr
Florence
The Key brings Powell drama to Princess Theatre
William Powell stars as an English officer in The Key based on Gore Browne and Hardy. Set in late 19th century Dublin amid Irish rebellion, a love triangle unfolds with Norah Edna Best and husband Colin Clive. Comedy by Hobart Cavanaugh balances intense drama, with Halliwell Hobbes Donald Crisp and a strong Irish cast supporting the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Warner Bros
the Key
Intelligence Squad
Ireland
Colin Clive
Edna Best
Hollywood
R. Gore-Browne
J.L. Hardy
Dublin
Norah
Miss Best
Hobart Cavanaugh
Halliwell Hobbes
Donald Crisp
Henry O'Neill
Phil Regan
J. M. Kerrigan
Arthur Aylesworth
Arthur Treacher
Leutenart
Maxine Doyle
Gertrude Short
Dawn O
Powell Rejects Small Cars For Big Ones
Actor William Powell complains about using Gmail cars replacing his Packard and roadster for the Warner film The Key. He desires variety and worries about work pace and dressing in a smaller new car, joking about fitting a night hat inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Warner
Packard
Bill
Hugh
Barthelmess Leads A Modern Hero At Princess Theatre
Richard Barthelmess stars in the Warner Bros production of A Modern Hero adapted from Louis Bromfield. The cast includes Jean Muir Marjorie Rambeau Florence Eldridge Dorothy Burgess and Verree Teasdale with Theodore Newton Hobart Cavanaugh and others. Michael Curtiz and G W Pabst direct from Laird Doyle screenplay. drama follows a youth son of a European financier whose rise and fall amid ambition and love, culminating in a dramatic climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bromfield
Richard Barthelmess
Warner Bros
Princess Theatre
Barthelmess
Bromfield
Jean Muir
Marjorie Rambeau
Florence Eldridge
Dorothy Burgess
Verree Teasdale
Theodore Newton
Hobart Cavanaugh
William Janney
J. M. Kerrigan
Arthur Hohl
Mickey Rentschler
Richard Tucker
Mr. Bromfield
Europe
Jand
G. W. Pabst
UFT
Germany
Kameradschaft
Thrilling Story At The Capitol With Star Cast
Ray Walker and Jacqueling Wells star in Monogram’s Happy Landing at the Capitol Theatre. Aerial chase and border patrol drama features Noah Beery and William Farnum with Bradbury directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Walker
Jacqueling Wells
Gether
Monogram
Happy Landing
Capitol Theatre
Stuart Anthony
Walker
Miss Wells
Noah Beery
William Farnum
Farnum
Border Patrol
Janet
Beery
Terris
Meridian
R. N. Bradbury
Paul Malvern
Hyram Hoover
Ronald Reed
Ruth Romaine
Morgan Conway
Warner Richmond
Billy Erwin
Eddie Featherstone
Herb Vigran
Young Actor Seen In First Picture
Jackie Kelk, a promising young actor, makes his film debut in Born to Be Bad with Loretta Young and Cary Grant at the Princess Theatre. The Brooklyn-born youth gained early stage experience through lodge productions led by his father, later transitioning to radio with appearances alongside Fannie Brice and Bert Lahr before pursuing further theatrical engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theatre
Cary Grant
Loretta Young
Jackie Kelk
Monday
Kelk
Brooklyn
Jackie
Fannie Brice
Bes Lahr
Pred Allen
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Theatre
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Grant
Granne
Hegh Enka
Steve Na
Aloe Fs Reezies Teem
Sa Segre
Wetied
Powell
Smallall
Actor Powell
Michael Curtiz
Laird Doyle
the Apstol
Hoot Gibson
Dude Bandit” Sand
Tarzan—The Fearless
Buster Crabbe
A Ray
Walker Cqueling Wells
Tim McCoy
Thrilling
the Capitol
Madgs Kennedy
Pay Bainter
Marriage
Joseph M. Schéenck
Darryl F. Zanuck
Lowell Sherman
John Dillinger
America
Sally Blane
Loretta’ Young
Gran
Daary F. Zanuce
Bill Powell
Soldier of Fortune
Eona
Uulin Gliv
Rex Lee
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