Stage review notes for new release at Southwold Theatre
A fragmented 1928 era cinema note praises Olive Borden and Huntley Gordon in a first run film described as a modern girl story. It highlights strong supporting cast and acting, with references to titles and local show dates amid garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAO
Ager
Strands of vaudeville and film at Alabama and city theaters
A garbled program listing highlights across Alabama venues and city theaters. It mentions multiple acts including Huntley Gordon, Irene Rich, Dorothy Micham, and Victor Mackaywn, with comedies, newsreels, and feature films in a week of varied entertainment at venues such as ALABAMA Today and ALCAZAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkay
Ollye ‘Borden
Huntley Gordon
Alco Jnist
Welnomlay
al 'Hoxle
Poly “Moorevilt
Algo MG
Saturdey
Wally Wales
van Loofe
Mickey
Buzz Barton
Ala Fest
Alabama Today
Today
Irene Rich
Audrey’ Ferris
William Coliler
Dorothy Micham
Green Grass Widows theater review note on Hagen and cast
A fragmentary theater notice outlines Green Grass Widows a comedy drama featuring Walter Hagen in a central role, with Det Roberts played by John Horton and Babs Worthine by Gertrude Olmatend. It highlights Hagen’s recent British Open win and the lively fraternity elements surrounding the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det. Roberts
Tocn Golf Club
Walter ‘Hagen
Del
Patt Hendricks
Det Roberts
Babs Worthine
Serees
Walter “Hagen
Tesider Hagen
John Horton
Gertrude Olmatend
Bape
Rodda Hooper
Babs
Wasmond Hall
Chit
Bob
Lincila Stedmat Jr
Paw Hendricks
Dosha Atte Digermus Seperti
Agi
Al Jolson Sings Fool Coming Soon at Alabama Theater
Al Jolson sings Fool in a Vitaphone production to be shown next week at the Alabama Theater. The film follows a singer waiter who loses his status after love and trust are tested, with Jolson delivering song and pathos alongside Principal cast Hewson Dunn Reed Hewes M any others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jolson
Warner Bros
Ae Alabama
Teruc
Clint
Linsehule
Lainen Omatlone
Mette Hewson
Josephine Dunn
Tale of a Motion Picture Plot Inspired by Anastasia
A fragmented account describes a tale of a film plot evolving from the Basstse Bavs era. It centers on Princess Anastasia and a writer-like figure who crafts a fictional chase ending with a border escape and eventual movie success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastasia
Tom ‘Tertis
Red
Policia
Tab
Colman Makes Early Stage Shift to Film Roles in London
The narrative traces Colman's rise from stage actor in London to film work with Henry King and Samuel Goldwyn. He supports Lena Adbaréll, meets London managers, and signs a long term deal with Goldwyn after moving from stage to screen. Early credits include The White Banner and The Dark Angel with notable co stars like Wilma Banky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsit
Atic
Colina
Selien
London
China
United ‘States
HemeyiMities
Pay
Ruth Chatterton
Te Jlore
Henry King
Emall
Empire
Colman Tadihed
King
Lillian Gieh
Ramala
Samuel Goldwyn
Asd
Colraai
Wort
George Fitzmaurice
Paradise
Wilma Banky
Stelia Dukos
Colman
Miss Banky
United Artist
Tevel Aims to Prevent Silage Molding with TRP Laser
A device labeled Tevel uses a TRP based laser to treat silage in feed storage, cutting mold risk and improving preservation. The system reportedly yields three inch deep treatment, with daily operation noted to sustain feed quality.
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Keith Jym Carver
Jeunnie
Harton
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Ethra
Amy Fox'Nown
Leo Maloney
Gretel Volta
Snekt
Victor Varrant Aid
Tones
City
Bee
Suthwestern
Youingekl
Snursying
Heme
St Nin
Audrey Ferris
William Collier
Vitaphone
Alabama Theatre
al Solson
Audray Fortis
Buster Cohlen
Vidaphone
Adolphe Menjoyy
Kathryn Carver
Alenzar
Walter Hi, Aie
Atime Alcazar
Gras Dows
Dy Walter
Hagon
Fenior
Hms Goal Alte
Anid
New York
Faust
Rou Can
Colman and Socket
Pes Areca Toa
the Strand
Huntley
Gordon
Pelihauihd
Jn Fao
al Hoxie
Wally Waler
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