Alabama Theatre Celebrates Anniversary Week Features New Classics
Dothan Alabama Theatres launches Anniversary Week today with four standout films. J C Wadlington praises patronage as United Artists titles Drums of Love and The Devil Dancer headline alongside The Crimson City and Toa d Man's Curve. Opens Monday with Drums of Love hailed as a visual and dramatic triumph.
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Scenes From the Movies: exotic Miss Gray novel to film
An original story Scenes From the Movies by Harry Hervey adapted for the screen by Alice J. G. Miller and directed by Fred Niblo. Cast includes Clive Brook Anna May Wong Michael Valvitch Sujin James Leong Clarissa Selwynne and Albert Conti. Also notes Friday and Saturday premieres for Dead Man's Curve with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and a Tuesday Alcazar showing of No Other Woman with Dolores Del Rio.
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Dolores Del Rio Stars in No Other Woman at Alcazar
Dolores Del Rio appears in No Other Woman at the Alcazar Theatre for one day only on Wednesday. Don Alvarado supports her in a film critics call Del Rio’s finest starring vehicle, following her Ramona fame.
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Film Schedule Highlights With Prominent Stars
Alabama today and Tuesday features Drums of Love with Mary Philbin Lionel Barrymore and Don Alvarado followed by Some Meal. Wednesday shows The Crimson City with Myrna Loy John Miljan Leila Hyams Anna May Wong and Sojin. Next week Shepherd of the Hills joins Richard Dix in Warming Up with Jean Arthur and Philo McCullough plus Slick Slickers. Fox News slides in with No Other Woman and The Crowd.
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Myrna Loy
John Miljan
Leila Hyams
Anna May Wong
Sojin
Monty
Gilda Grey
the Devil Dancer
Clive Brook
Girl Dream
Pathe News
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Sally Blane
Kit Guard
Philo McCollough
Fox News
Fox Comedy
King Vidor
Eleanor Boardman
James Murray
Bert Roach
Hello Bennet
Montagu Love
Devil's Skipper
Cullen Landis
Mary McAllister
Pathe Comedy
Emil Jannings
The Devil's Skipper at Aleagzer Sctursay
An adaptation of Jack London’s The Devil’s Skipper shows at Aleagzer Sctursay. Belle Bennett leads as the devil's skipper with Montagu dave and a strong supporting cast in a dramatic city screen debut rich in life-like intensity. A French inventor tours a high altitude oxygen lamp device for aviators.
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Mary McAlister
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Pat Hartecan
G. Raymond Nye
Adolph Millar
Strand Promotes Week of Western Films in Dothan
The Strand announces another week of motion picture entertainment headlined by Ken Maynard in Somewhere in Sonora. The program includes The Vanishing Rider and The Fighting Doctor with Frank Merrill, plus Put Em Up featuring Fred Humes, promising fast action and strong western appeal.
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Dothan
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Love Baseball Dixs New Theme at Alcazar Theatre
Fast moving comedy drama stars Richard Dix with Jean Arthur at the Alcazar Theatre today and Tuesday. Warming Up follows a rookie baseball player whose trials extend beyond the diamond into romance. Arthur, Dixs leading woman, delivers a pleasing performance opposite the star. The production, directed by Fred Newmeyer and shot by Edward Cronjager, promises suspense and a clever ending with Dixs jinx intertwined with romance. Other baseball names include Mike Donlin Chet Thomas Bob Murray Truck Hannah and Wally Hooi along with umpires Beans Readon and Jimmie Teman.
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Dix
Fred Newmeyer
Edward Cronjager
Newmeyer
Harold Lloyd
Diamond
Mike Donlin
New York Giants
Chet Thomas
Bob Murray
Truck Hannah
Wally” Hooi
Beans” Readon
Fiery Little Umpire
Jimmie Teman
King Vidor Delivers The Crowd At Akashi Theatre
Victor Vidor returns with The Crowd, a peacetime counterpart to The Big Parade. The film portrays daily life and struggle in a middle class American setting with Eleanor Boardman and James Murray in lead roles, emphasizing ordinary human interest over war spectacle as Thursday and Friday showings unfold at Akashi.
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James ‘Murray
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