Princess Opener drama at Princess Theatre with Lupe Velez
Lupe Velez stars in Princess Opener showing Monday and Tuesday at the Princess Theatre. The Men of Strong Feeling from MGM features Ramon Navarro and a large native cast filmed near Cameron Arizona with desert panoramas. Ruth Channing Ferdinand Munier William Davidson appear in supporting roles under direction of Gov. 8. Van Dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupe Velez
Princess Theatre
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Tore Peer Spittan
Ramon Navarro
Gereén
Cameron
Arizona
Ruth Channing
Ferdinand Munier
William Davidson
van Dyke
Lupe Sells Shoes in Arizona Trading Post Tale
Lupe Velez is alleged to be owed a commission by a Arizona trading post owner for work on the film Laughing Boy. The article notes she helped sell shoes shirts and other goods to Navajo customers during shoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupe
Trading Post
Et Caron
Arisona
Lupe Velez
Tracy Prefers Realism in Film Acting Standards
Lee Tracy rejects exaggerated acting and moral gloss, likening himself to an honest umpire. He says he must believe in his lines and actions, not pretend, to portray characters truly. In Advic e to the Lovelorn he says he would work as a real newspaper reporter would.
McCrea and Dee Honeymoon After Quick Wedding
Joel McCrea and Frances Dee eloped and wed just before filming Gambling Lady. They rushed to Palm Springs for a brief honeymoon immediately after the ceremony, staying busy and barely finding time to get acquainted before McCrea began work.
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Joel McCrea
Frances Dee
Palm Springs
McCrea
Advice to the Lovelorn at the Princess Theatre
Lee Tracy stars as Toby Prentiss a hard boiled reporter cast in the Advice to the Lovelorn column role as a major earthquake story unfolds. The film follows his drunken antics and a shift to filling the column bringing humor and a touch of tragedy with Sally Blane Isabel Jewel and Paul Harvey among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theatre
Lee Tracy
United Artists
20Th Century Pictures
Joseph M. Schenck
Darryl F. Zanuck
Toby Prentiss
Star
Sally Blane
Isabel Jewel
Paul Harvey
Judith Wood
May Boley
Sterling Holloway
C. Henry Gordon
Jean Adair
Matt Briggs
Chas Levinson
Adalyn Doyle
Etienne Girardot
McCrea in Gambling Lady Leads Contrast with Stanwyck
Tall McCrea stands six feet two inches and provides a boisterous foil to Miss Stanwyck in Gambling Lady. She appears cool and self possessed under trying circumstances while he moves between joyous violence and low spirits in the pair’s on screen dynamic.
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McCrea
Miss Stanwyck
Debonaire
Falling Hair Dazzles in Lovelorn Aid
Sterling Holloway plays a comic in Advice to the Lovelorn with a striking appearance noted for his forward falling hair. The piece highlights his eyes and the comic setup as Lee Tracy leads scenes in a performance of the film or play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Holloway
Lee Tracy
Ramon Navarro Keeps Laughing Boy Trophies Close
Ramon Navarro plans to wear old slippers at home after filming Laughing Boy. The actor often wore thick moccasins on set and during daily life, returning to comfortable footwear off stage.
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Ramon Navarro
Laughing Boy
Past of Mary Holmes Explores Mother Son Hatred on Screen
Helen Mack Kellar portrays a mother in The Past of Mary Holmes who hates her son due to mental disorder and past fame loss. The film, adapted from Rex Beach’s The Goose Woman, shows her descent to squalor while fearing the electric chair for her son.
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Helen Mack Kellar
Mary Holmes
Capitol Theater
Miss MacKellar
Edward Doherty
Marian Dix
Rex Beach
Adalyn Doyle Shines In Lovelorn Advice Film Role
Adalyn Doyle stands in for Katharine Hepburn in Advice to the Lovelorn, with Lee Tracy leading a cast. Doyle, part of a family of six children five girls and a boy, is described as a football fan who plays tennis well and often.
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Adalyn Doyle
Katharine
Hepburn
Lee Tracy
Glamour Roles and High Society in a Monte Carlo Tale
Barbara Stanwyck stars in a glamorous playgirl role as a poker sharpshooter who sacrifices love to save her husband from murder. Joel McCrea and Pat O’Brien co star in a story about gambler influence and a citywide gambling syndicate grip. Claire Dodd plays the rival woman in a tale built on a Doris Malloy plot with a murder climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
Irene Dunne
Richard Dix
Australia
Stingaree
Hilda Bouverie
Bungaree
Clarkson
All Australia
Hilda
Franke Harling
Italy
Berlin
Paris
London
Edward
Prince of Wales
Disraeli
Covent ‘Garden
Barbara. Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Pat O’brien
Claire Dodd
Chase Price
Ince
Cine
Casino
Monte Carlo
Miss Stanwyck
Barbara
Doris Malloy
McCrea
Mystery Liner Opens at Capitol Theatre
Monogram's Mystery Liner is a murder mystery aboard a fog shrouded ship with a ghost captain and a maniac at large. The Capitol Theatre screens the suspenseful drama starting Wednesday with Noah Berry leading a cast including Astrid Allwyn Edwin Maxwell Gustav von Seyffertitz Cornelius Keefe Boother Howard Ralph Lewis Gordon Demaine and George Hayes.
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Monogram
Capitol Theatre
Noah Berry
Démester
Pretty
Astrid Allwyn
Edwin Maxwell
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Cornelius Keefe
Boother Howard
Ralph Lewis
Gordon Demaine
George Hayes
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Ramon Novarro
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Oliver la Farge
Najavo Reservation
Arzona
Tearle Inselmez
Tracy
Cimarron
Mary Boland Conway Tearle
Andy Devine
Henry Stephenson
Una O’connor
Theatre
Hollywood
Capitol
Barbara Stanwyck
Pretty Star
John Wayne
Tom Tyler
Jean Arthur
Skeets” Gallagher
Noah Beery
ATRL
Columbia
Madison Square Garden
New York
Baer
Vs. Gamera
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Velez
Novarro
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