The Virginian All Talking at Alcazar Theatre
The Virginian in an all talking outdoor classic adaptation directed by Victor Jeming shows at the Alcazar Theatre for four days starting Sunday. Featuring Cooper as the Virginian with Arlenis Steve and Miss Brian as Molly Wood, Walter Huston stars as Tramp and ring leader in a cattle drive tale based on Owen Wister's novel.
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Victor Jeming
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Alcazar Theatre
Cooper
Virman
Arlenis Steve
Miss Brian
Molly Wood
Walter Huston
Browlway
Ovie
Trampy
Wen Wister
Ofmerica
Wistar
Weekend Screamers and Stars in Theaters Tonight
The schedule lists Strand and Alca z ar venues. Films include The Weovana Affair with Holt and Revier, The Mystery Jr chapter, The Flying Marine, The Yeimams 100 percent talking at Alacazar with Gary Cooper and Mary Brian, Clara Wins The Saturday Night Kid, His Glorious Night with John Ibert, Modern Maidens with Joan Crawford, and Madonna of Avenue A. Jony Fuentes notes a lighthouse model project.
John Gilbert First Talkie At Alabama Theatre
John Gilberts first talking drama His Glorious Night plays at the Alabama Theatre with Gail Evans leading Judy in the new show world. Modern Maidens with Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr also screens. Madonna of Avenue A starring Dolores Costello rounds out the Alabama line this week.
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John
Gilbert
Alabama
Judy
Adorable Kacheving
Dale Owen
Joan Crawford
Douglas ‘Fairbanks, Jr
Anita Page
Rod la Rocque
Josephine Dunn
John Gilbert
Clara Bow Stars in The Saturday Night Kid at Alcazar
Clara Bow comes to the all talking screen at the Alcazar next week in The Saturday Night Kid a department store love story where she plays a hard working shop girl who falls for clerk James Hall drama unfolds as a sequence of events forces her to pose as a Saturday Night Kid with a date every Saturday night. The cast includes Clare Row James Hall Dean Arthur Eddie Dunn Leone Lane Jean Harlow and William Bow in memorable roles.
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Clara Bow
Alcazar
James Hall
Welfare Fund
Clare Row
Pagent
Evergelerk
Dean Arthur
Eddie Dunn
Timothy Glee
Leone Lane
Jean Harlow
Willian Bow
Edina May Oliver
Ginsberg
James Wall
The Donovan Affair at Strand Theatre in Do than
A review era notes The Donovan Affair as a landmark all talking picture praised by critics as powerful and unequaled on the sound screen. Jink Holt stars with Walliam Collier and Dorothy Revier. the program also features The Dream Melody and The Mystery Rider plus Hoot Gibeas in The Lariat Kid with Ann Christy.
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Jack Holt
Hoot Gibson
Columbia
Jink Holt
Walliam Collier, Jr
Dorothy Revier
Loyola Hopes to Win Over Centenary Team
In New Orleans Loyola University plans to avenge last year’s football win against Centenary in their stadium. Union of Centenary supporters cheered the visitors as both teams were reported evenly matched. A separate farm survey noted tenant farmers in six Minnesota counties were financially better off than owners.
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Loyola
New Orleans
Dee. 7
UPI
Wolves
Loyola University Way
Centenary
Shreveport Pigskinners
Minnesota
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Thurscey
Drews
Dubn Atselie
Abanel ‘Ott
Robi
Walker
Nosemmry Veby
the Mystery Jr
Aim Christy
Alec Pathe Wa
Flying. Marine
Ben Lyon
Iley Mason
Yeimams
Gary Cooper
Mary Brian
Richd Arlen
Pathe
Sturday
Clara
James ‘Hall
John Ibert
Allking
Katherine Dale
Owah
Harry Medel
Joan Crawdin
Uglas Fairbanks, Jr
la Rocque
Josephine Durs
Our Gang
Talking Comedy
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Dolores Costello
Madonna
Avenue A
Nedy
Fox Movietone News
Marion Davies
iFlame
Jony Fuentes
Los Angeles
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Dothan
Ashram
Strand
John Roche
Mabel Scott
Rosemary Theby
Robert Walker
Melody
Hoot Gibeas
Hoot
Ann Christy
Hod
Ecountry
Jack Host
William Collier, Jr
John Rache
Screenland
Katherine Dale Owen
Nis
Owen Wister
Richard Arlen
the Virginian
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Trampas
Arlen
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