At The Theatres Fun Showings Aired This Week
The listing outlines multiple weekly screenings with stars Bessie Love Trevor June Collier Lloyd Hughes Ginger Rogers and Nancy Carroft. Features include comedies news reels and Westerns such as The Utah Kid and Follow the Leader with a mix of shorts and serialized acts.
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Ciara
Paramount News
Comwy
Ginger Rogers
Nancy Carroft
The Big Trail Opens at Houston Theatre Sunday
Raoul Walsh directs Fox Movietone's The Big Trail, a Hal G Evarts story of the pioneer wagon train and the trek to the West. John Wayne stars as Breck Coleman with Marguerite Churchill, El Brendel, Tyrone Power and others among 93 speaking principals in a cast of 20 000.
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Hoover
Raoul Walsh
Fox Movietone
Houston Theatre
Hal G. Evarts
New West
John Wayne
Walsh
Breck Coleman
Marguerite Churchill
Wayne
el Brendel
Miss Churchill
Tully Marshall
Tyrone Power
David Rollins
Laughter and Headlines Light Up Weekly Screenings
The Houston cinema listings show "The Big Trail" and "Gigl Shock" with Fox News Reel across midweek, followed by "Call of the Flesh" and a news reel. Next Sunday brings John Mack Brown in "Billy the Kid."
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Sun
Whoopee Returns as One of the Year’s Best Comedies
The Alabama theater opens Whoopee on Sunday with Goldwyn and Ziegfeld’s lavish color musical. Eddie Cantor stars as the invalid Henry Williams in Owen Davis’s The Nervous Wreck adaptation. Eleanor Hunt and Dorothy Knapp lead a starry chorus in color photography and opulent screen spectacle.
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Alabama
Samuel Goldwyn
Florenz Ziexfeld
Eddie Cantor
Dothan
Houston
Owen Davis
Henry Williams
Thornton Freeland
Eleanor Hunt
Dorothy Knapp
Hollywood
New York
John Mack Brown Stars in BIP the Kid at Houston Theatre
Dothan native and former Alabama gridiron luminary John Mack Brown appears Sunday week in his first star ring picture BIP the Kid at the Houston Theatre. The western tale follows a young man’s love for his benefactor and his vendetta against those who wrong him, with Brown and Wallace Beery delivering notable performances.
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John Mack Brown
Dothan
University of Alabama
Ramon Novarro Stars in Call of the Flesh at Houston Theatre
Ramon Novarro leads the operatic romance Call of the Flesh at the Houston Theatre with an elaborate supporting cast including Renee Adoree and Ernest Torrence. The film features operatic numbers by Stothart and Grey, plus a vivid Spanish dance sequence and a courtroom of dramatic scenes.
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Ramon Novarro
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Houston Theatre
Dorothy Jordan
Madrid
Novzarro
Renee Adoree
Melisande
Ernest Torrence
Mathilde Comont
Nance O'Neil
Russell Hopton
Charles Brabin
Clara Bow Film Opens Four Day Run at Alcazar
Clara Bow stars in Her Wedding Night a fast light-hearted farce opening at the Alcazar for a four day engagement. The plot follows a Paris vacationing star mistaken for an eloping bride, with Skeets Gallagher and Ralph Forbes interwoven, and comic complications from Charlie Ruggles and a chorus of Parisian beauties. Local lists note Tom Scott and Mrs Scott visiting, with several residents home for holidays.
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Ramon Navarro
Dorothy Jordan
Ernest Torrence
Avery Hopwood
Suundey
Alcazar Theater
Clara Bow
Str
Paris
Clara
France
Skeets Gallagher
Geneva Mitchell
Rosita Moreno
Natalie Kingston
Bowdode-Bow
Jove
Llaughter
Frank Tuttle
2Iilionaires
Strand's Big Feature Week Previews Bessie Love Pictures
Strand announces a big feature week headlined by Bessie Love in Conspiracy from Sunday to Tuesday with a second lineup including Ladies in Love on Wednesday and Thursday starring Alice Day Mary Carr and Johnnie Walker. Universal news reels follow each feature. Local society notes and Christmas visits fill the rest of the page.
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Bessie Love
Alice Day
Mary Carr
Johnnie Walker
Universal News
Strand
Broadway Melody Fame
Hugh Trevor
Coatar
Underworld
Wells
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