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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1935

Page

8

Princess Vanessa Her Love Story Opens at Princess Theatre

Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery star in Vanessa Her Love Story a romantic drama opening Monday at Princess Theatre. Notable cast includes Otto Kruger May Robson Lewis Stone Violet Kemble Cooper Henry Stephenson Donald Crisp Jessie Ralph Agnes Anderson and director William K Howard. The film follows Vanessa and Benjie Herries amid a tale of separation and a doomed marriage attempt.

Helen Hayes Robert Montgomery Vanessa Princess Theatre Miss Hayes Madelon Claudet Montgomery Otto Kruger Bilis Herries May Robson Judith Paris Lewis Stone Adam Violet Kemble-Cooper David Cooperfield Lady Herries Henry Stephenson Donald Crisp Jessie Ralph Agnes Anderson William K. Howard Ramon Novarro Jeanette MacDonald Evelyn Prentice Legion Glory Transatlantic Hugh Walpole Herries Cumberland England Nick Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Walpole Hollywood David Copperfield Coffee the Princess

Billy McNeil Reveals Cousin Robert Lights Up Stage

Robert Light, grandson of Max, rising actor, appears in Ladies Must Dress at the Capitol Theatre. He later drew Hollywood scouts, earned a screen test, and gained roles in Murder in the Clouds Reckless and on location with Gentlemen are Born Company. Billy McNeil notes Light loves tennis.

Robert Light Max Capitol Theatre The Capitol Billy McNeil Billy Denver Colorado New York City Northwestern University Journal Alfred Lunt Theatre Guild New York Marco's Millions Bunt Young Light Hollywood Warner Bros Lyle Talbot Ann Dvorak Light McNeil Franchot Tone Nick Foran Ross Alexander Robert Jean Harlow William Powell

Roberta Comes to the Princess

Roberta opens at the Princess as a three star musical comedy featuring Irene Dunne Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Dunne sings Kern hits including Smoke Gets in Your Eyes while Astaire and Rogers perform dazzling dances and the film showcases horseback hiding and badminton.

Roberta Irene Dunne Center Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Paris Bernard Newman Jerome Kern Randolph Scott Helen Westley Victor Varconi Claire Dodd William A. Beiter RKO Radio Miss Dunne Astaire Miss Rogers

Raft and Prince of Wales Discuss Their Unlikely Friendship

George Raft reveals details of his friendship with Prince of Wales during a 1930s era interview. He recounts meeting the heir at York House and meeting crime figures like Arny Rothstein and Walter Winchell as he discusses the upcoming MGM short films and a crime themed series.

George Raft Prince of Wales Raft Paramount George York House Arholi Rothstein al Capone Jack Diamond Walter Winchell Flo Ziegfeld Earl Carroll George White the Prince

Roberta on Broadway A Smash Hit and Fashion Parade

A stylish review notes Roberta’s Broadway success with Bernard Newman gowns on display by mannequins. Stars Astaire Rogers Dunne Randolph Scott lead a romantic, comedic Paris setting with dance numbers and a piano showcase. The show drew record audiences on Broadway and in road tours.

America Rio Fred Astaire Miss Rogers Astaire Paris Bernard Newman Couturier Miss Dunne Randolph Scott Roberta New York Broadway New Amster Theatre

War Declared on Crime by Films in Education Campaign

The motion picture industry joins the war on crime with an educational campaign aimed at illustrating the futility of the crooked path. Harry Repf leads the anti crime effort as head of the program.

Harry Repf

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WY Sears Benjie Herries Benjie Ellis Herries the Strand Ben Bernie Maestro Strand Theatre Mack Gordon Harry Revel Billy M'Neil Cousins Theatre Hartselle Grace Bradley Iris Adrian ‘Goodee Montgomery Lloyd Nolan Alfred I Werker Paramount Picture Gordon and Revel the Boy and the Bandit Rex Ceaser Romeo Fay Wray Beverly Hills United States Prince Friends His Duction Metro-Goldwyn-Maeyer Albright Wiesel Edgar Kennedy Willie Whopper Fay Wray Max Martin Esar Romero Minne Gombell Henry Armatte Hug Connell Ee Eaters Rincess Edmund Lowe Victor McLaglen Rosemary Ames Mary Carlisle Buck Jones RED Rider Thelma Toddpatsy Kelly Comedy Ethayel Frew Tian Polk Very Trene Dunne Vandolfh ARCO Otte Harbach
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