Red Hot Tires at Houston Theatre in Monday Premiere
Sted Hot Tires, First National romance of the automobile, features racing thrills and a love triangle. Lyle Talbot and Gavin Gordon star as racing rivals and lovers in a plot culminating in murder, arrest, and a dramatic prison escape, with Miss Astor and Frankie Darro in supporting roles. Racing scenes filmed at Ascot Speedway with speed demons reaching 130 miles per hour.
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Sted
First National
Houston Theatre
Tristam Tupper
American Legion
Lyle Talbot
Gavin Gordon
Gordon
Talbot
Miss Astor
Ascot
Ricce Kerns
Min
South America
Frankie Darro
Barbara Stanwyen
Opers
Houston
Willa Cather
Miss Stanwyck
Chicago
Gold Coast
Canadian Rockies
Frank Morgan
Ricardo Cortez
Lyle Chot
Phillip Reed
Chart Cavanaugh
Henry Keller
Jamela Ottlane
Edward McWade
Walter Walker
Sammuel Hinds
Wil Me Fung
Jameson Thomas
Alfed E. Green
Gene Markey
Kathryn Scola
Devil Dogs of the Air at Houston theatre
James Cagney stars in the Cosmopolitan production Devil Dogs of the Air a wartime aviation comedy romance set among Marines and Navy personnel. The film features Pet O’Brien Margaret Lindsay and a 1000 strong Marine corps backdrop with thrilling aerial stunts and humorous misadventures.
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Tornitobin Rees
Ek Mckugh
Marine Corps
Navy
West Point
Army
Warner Bros
Houston
Tarn
R Bros
Cosmopolitan
Ions
Teal
Bergar
U. S. S. Macon
Fearless Files
Itdair
Thes Ix
U.S
Cagney
Aviation Corps
Pet O'Brien
Gazney
Birgaret Lindsay
Marlee
Frank McHurd
Ale Fon
John Ar Yedze
Father Brown Detective heads to Houston theater
Walter Connolly stars as the mild amateur detective in Paramount’s Father Brown Detective joining Paul Lukas Gertrude Michael. The plot centers on the jewel thief Flambeau and his pursuit of Flying Star diamonds while a romance unfolds. Edward Sedgwick directs with Boyard Veiller producing the mystery tale set in Europe and bringing to life Chesterton’s beloved character.
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Walter Connolly
Paramount
Father Brown
Houston
Connally
G KH. Chesterton
Saturday Evening Post
Connolly
Paul Lukas
Gertrude Michael
Earth
Flambeau
Edward Sedgwick
Boyard Veiller
Sophie Lang
Menace
Birch the Great Thurstons successor to perform in Houston
Birch the renowned young magician arrives with a large company for a Houston Theatre show this Saturday March 5. The act features a $25,000 equipment and effects array and the Vanishing Pony illusion. The fourteenth annual Birch tour promises a sensational program with music by Mabel Sperry the world’s greatest female xylophonist and a string of astonishing feats designed to stun audiences of all ages.
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Birch
America
Houston
Pony
Thurston
Magic
Birch i 3
Musiex
Mabel Sperry
Miss Sperry
Pirch
Our Daily Bread Latest Vidor Hit at Alabama Theatre
King Vidor directs and writes this Unit ed Artists drama about a young city couple starting over on an abandoned farm. Emotional conflicts arise as a hard-boiled blonde intrudes, threatening happiness and community faith among new settlers. Karen Morley and Tom Keene star, with Barbara Pepper as the temptress.
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King Vidor
United Artists
Alabama
Royal List
Karen Morley
Tom Keene
Barbara Pepper
New Car for Meachin Bought by Houston County
Houston county commissioners at a special buying session approved purchasing a new automobile for highway superintendent C. C. McEschin after trading in the old vehicle. The car cost 1,600 with a 400 balance due after the exchange. several minor purchases were deferred.
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Meachin
Houston County
C. C. McEschin
No Bed of Roses Story From Chicago Mar 2
In Chicago a trombone player, Joe Leip, faces court action as Judge Desort in the superior court grants him time to pay a $25 weekly amount promised to Lydia Leip amid a divorce settlement. The piece recalls Leip’s early lessons and notes playing the trombone could cause dizziness.
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Chicago
le Sons
Desort
Joe Leip
Lear
Lydia
Joe
Tennessee ex banker loses acquittal plea
U S District Judge George Taylor overruled a motion for direct verdict of acquittal for J Basil Ramsey former bank president in Knoxville. A five hour round of arguments began as Ramsey faces charges of misapplying about 67000 dollars of Holston Union National Bank funds for the benefit of the Inoxville Journal company and its former president Colonel Luke Lea.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
U. S
George Taylor
J. Basil Ramsey
Romney
Holston-Union National Bank
Inox-Ville Journal Company
Luke Lea
Wisocki Brothers Clear Stove Theft Charge
In Chicago on March 2 the hot stove incident cooled as Frank and John Wisocki promised to return the stove to Stanley Adamski after a charge of receiving stolen property was dismissed. The judge gave a stern lecture and expressed doubt about a thief claimed to be Adamski, ending the case.
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Chicago
Frank
John Wisocki
Stanley Adamski
Wisocki Brothers
Trichoa
Adamski
Films at the Alcazar Show a Busy Week
The Alcazar presents a packed schedule with O'Brien in David Dage of the Air, Barbera and Stanwyck in A Loud Lady, plus Shirley Fremple in Little Colonel and musical Harry for Tilzer. Other features include Father Brown with Paul Lukas, and Cagney on Alabama Sunday. Shorts, cartoons, and serials run daily through the week with multiple venues and outlooks.
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Paul Lukas
Welter Connolly
Trude Michael
Sartel
Opin Tommy
Adubtin Bun Mon
James Cagney
Pat
Babbitt Film At Alabama Theatre on Tuesday
Shirley features the film version of Babbitt headed by Alvis MacMehon and Guy Kibbee with Aline MacMahon as the wife who sees through his vanity. The cast includes Claire Dodd Glen Boles Nan Gray and Minor Watson in a story of a boastful small town realtor outmaneuvered by a blackmailer and facing tragedy. Betty Holmes is born February 25 to Mr and Mrs Dick Holmes.
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Babbitt
Lewis Novals
Alabama Theatre
Alvis MacMehon
Guy Hibbee
Aline MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Herbert
Kibbee
O. McIntyre
Kibbes
Zebres
Aline
Claire Dodd
Glen Boles
Nan Gray
Minor Watson
Minny Gambell
Baxine Doyle
Russell Hicks
Alan Hale
Berton Churchill
Harry Tyler
Arthur Aylesworth
Mary Treen
Wiliam Keighley
Mary McCall, Jr
Tom Reed
Niven Busch
Ben Markson
Dewey American soldier hero tale on screen in 1940s film
The article previews a dramatic Kentucky set tale titled Colonel highlighting young actors Temple and Shirley with a debut by a celebrated colored dancer. Evelyn Venshi Lodge and Bidney Blacker lead a notable supporting cast in a De Sylva production directed by David But.
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Anon
Johnston
Walch
Kentucky
Temple
Brossma
Evelyn Venshi
Lodge
Bidney Blacker
We 23
Dane
Shirley
Little Colonet
de Sylva
David
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Styles
Blumberg
Madge Evans
David Copperfield
Pally
Elite Cafe
Good Woods
Margaret Lindsay
May Robson
Aline MeaAhow
Guy Kinbee
Thrilling Story
Ken
Alcazar
Fe Movies
Alabama Sun
Stage Abow
Continental Flanchés
Meg Robson
Metro ‘News
Mary Aptor
Henry
Aline Bfe- Mahon
Hob Steele
Tombstone
Red Dog
Ken Maynard
Betty Boop
Stanwyck
Wen
Dothan
Eagle-Pathe News Reel
Colin Lewis
Dick Holmes
Betty
G. W. Blakey
Laney
N. Foster
the Panhandle
Tom Tyler
Southern Serenaders Recording Orchestra
Robson
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