Love Me Forever touted as bigger sequel to One Night of Love
Columbia previews indicate Love Me Forever surpasses O ne Night of Love with a larger cast diverse settings and a stronger story Miss Moore’s voice praised as richer Critics credit Schertsinger for direction and Ewerling Buchman for screen adaptation with music integrated as in the earlier hit and production quality said to exceed the record breaker Leo Carrolle named among the cast
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Moore
Columbia
Prinnow
Miss Moore
Columbia Studios
Society of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Schertsinger
Ewerling
Sidney Buchman
Leo Carolle
Notable Cast Announced for Corelli at The Strand
The Strand names a lively cast for Corelli led by Luis Alberni as the gambler and cafe operator with Michael Bartlett and Robert Allen joining the lead circle. Supporting roles include Douglas, Dumb Spring Byington, and Gavin.
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Tures
Douglas
Dumb
Spring Byington
Gavin
Oil for the Lamps of China film shoots span Manchuria to Lone Pine
The Cosmopolitan production directed by Mervyn LeRoy and starring Pat O'Brien and Josephine Hutchinson wrapped exterior work in Manchuria and near Lone Pine California before moving to First National interiors. The epic features camels oxen and a dramatic wind storm and fire scene.
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China
First National
Manchuria
Lone Pine
Calif
Mt. Whitney
Death Valley
Mervyn LeRoy
Los Angeles
Alice Tisdale Hobart
Warner Bros. Prop Department
Pat O’brien
Josephine Hutchinson
O'Brien
Silk Hat Kid at Capitol Theatre packed thrill
Silk Hat Kid from Fox Film comes to the Capitol theatre with Lew Ayres Mae Clarke in a dangerous romance set in a big city slum. Ayres plays a bodyguard who falls for his employer’s girl provoking a fierce rivalry with Paul Kelly. The cast includes William Harrigan Ralph Harolde Billy Lee John Qualen Warren Hymer Vince Barnett William Benedict.
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Fox Film
Capitol Theatre
Lew Ayres
Mae Clarke
Paul Kelly
Ayres
Kelly
William Harrigan
Ralf Harolde
Billy Lee
John Qualen
Warren Hymer
Vince Barnett
William Benedict
Silk Hat Kid
Joseph Engel
H. Bruce Humberstone
Mark of the Vampire high profile vampire mystery at the Princess
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Mark of the Vampire a sensational detective mystery set in a haunted castle with a vampire cult. Lionel Barrymore Bela Lugosi Jean Hersholt lead a star studded cast including Lionel Atwill Elizabeth Allan and many others in the hair raising production from Tod Browning and Guy Endore. The film opens Friday at the Princess theater with J Mannix producing and a dramatic student from the University of California cast as the Vampire Woman.
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Tod Browning
Guy Endore
Paris
Bela Lugosi
Lionel Barrymore
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Pictures
Bernard Shubert
J. Mannix
Jean Hersholt
Lionel Atwill
Mur
Lugosi
Carol
Borland
Univity of California
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Leila Bennett
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Gasolng Peoples
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Silver Creek
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Stanger
Pat O'Brien
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