Afraid to Talk and That's My Boy At Local Theater
Sun to Tue shows feature Eric Linden and Sidney Fox in Afraid to Talk with Musical Logue Comedy and Footbell for the Fan Part Three. Thu to Sun includes That’s My Boy with Richard Cromwell Dorothy Jordan and May Marsh plus Comedy and News. Fri to Sat Tim McCoy stars in Fighting for Justice with The Last Frontier and News.
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Sun
Eric Linden
Sidney Fox
Boy
Richard Cromwell
Dorothy Jordan
May Marsh
Tim McCoy
Frontier
Cotton Market Figures and Closing Prices
Market data from New York shows May, July, and December cotton futures with daily highs and lows. Prices range with May near 590 to 605, July around 614 to 621, and December around 580 to 628, reflecting mixed activity and shifting close values.
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Leane
Wee Ae
New York Stocks End Higher Across Major Shares
A wall of tickers shows gains for Paramount Publix American Can Bethlehem Steel General Motors General Electric Goodyear Westinghouse U S Steel Dupont and others with varied percentages. Middle sized firms like Montgomery Ward U S Steel and Kennecott posted notable moves as market activity cooled.
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Phillips Pete
Fee Rerees
Paramount Publix
Aeee
Cess
Auburn Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Foendix
Wanese
Commonwealth & Son
Cabra, Colac
Curtis Wright Ao ‘Eeeusonsne
Flectric le & P
Eseereserees Géneral Motors
General Electric
Gaceeseaee Goodyear
Internat
Harvester
Tel
Telg
Aeesee
Johns-Manville
Perillard
Seeres
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Frdio Corp
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
E.serrieee Woolworth
BE & O
Dupont
Sreeeeeseereeeres
Ffudion Motors
Kennecott Corp
C. Penney
Sseseeees
Nexans Gulf
Eeseeeseeeeetens
United Aircraft
Richard Dix Stars In Hell's Highway At Houston Theater
Richard Dix plays a mixed good and bad convict in Hell's Highway at the Houston theater. A prison riot climax features him killing a guard, then sacrificing his life for his brother and the woman he loves. Strong supporting cast includes Tom Brown and Rochelle Hudson.
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Richard Dix
Houston
REO
Houston Theater
Tom Brown
Stanley Fields
Clarence Muse
Charles Middleton
C. Henry Gordon
Rochelle Hudson
Warner Richmond
Market Quiet Opening Prices Rise Near Positions
The market opened higher on near positions and held near last night’s close on distant contracts with little selling pressure outside hedge seen areas. Prices closed around last night’s final figures as buyers absorbed the recent decline, suggesting a liquidated technical stance for the time being.
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Cutton
Mar
Kiomdike at Strand Theater Aces Aerial Epic
The Strand presents Kiomdike a Monogram melodrama about transoceanic flyers and the Alaskan frontier star Lyle Talbot plays a brilliant surgeon taunted by public opinion who joins a friend on a perilous trans Pacific flight. The cast features Thelma Todd Henry B. Walthall Jason Robards Ethel Wales Pat O Malley Priscilla Dean Myrtle Stedman George Hayes Late McKee and Capt Frank Hawkes in a debut film role delivering a gripping aviation adventure with spectacular Alaska sequences.
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Lyle Talbot
Talbot
Thelma Todd
Henry B. Walthall
Tully Marshall
Jason Robards
Ethel Wales
Pat O'Malley
Priscilla Dean
Myrtle Stedman
George Hayes
McKee
Yukon
Capt
Frank Hawkes
Speed Flyer
Geneva news notes and social rounds in brief
The Rev and Mrs C A Cornell visited Geneva en route to Miami from a Troy Methodist conference. Jake Purvis announces birth of son Jake Wallace on November 18. Wells Draughon Abner Bryant attended Auburn Georgia game in Columbus. Will Douglas of Opp visited his mother Mrs S G Douglas. J P Carter and father X S Carter returned from Oklahoma. Olin Johnsons spent weekend with grandmother Mrs Ellis in Dothan. James Mulkey hosted Frank Yielding Katy Beavers from Birmingham. Rev W B Clemons visited Columbia. Phil Carter, Auburn student, Thanksgiving with parents. Rev J W Horn returned from Troy conference. Mrs Lamar Hail of Jacksonville attended funeral of sister Mrs C L Meadows. Mrs Annie Morris and Mrs Grady Rowell visited Mrs B H Boyd in Fort Deposit. Hamp Gid Morris, Auburn students, spend Thanksgiving at home. W A S ladies hostesses at Methodist W T S meeting. decorations themed pink red roses yellow white chrysanthemums. Dorothy Collins won high score. Lois Thompson received consolation prize.
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J. A. Driver
Miami
Troy
Cornell
Forrmer
Geneva Methodist Church
Jake Purvis
Jake Wallace
Wells Draughon
Abner Bryant
Columbus
Will Douglas
Opp
S. G. Douglas
J. P. Carter
X. S. Carter
Oklahoma
Olin Johnsson
Ellis
Dothan
James Mulkey
Frank Yielding
Katy Beavers
Birmingham
W. B. Clemmons
Columbia
Phil Carter
Auburnn
J. W. Horn
Lamar
Jacksonville
Fla
Ste
J. E. Black
Geneva
C. L. Meadows
Hubbard Bros report signals bullion bullish stance
The note from Hubbard Bros. & Company states that ket has strengthened materially and is poised to move higher on early bullish indicators. Liver pool March is due Monday.
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Ket
Liverpool
Hubbard Bros. & Company
All-Star Film Stars College Football Cast in That's My Boy
Twenty eight college gridiron players appear in the Columbia film That's My Boy with Richard Cromwell Dorothy Jordan Mae Marsh Lucien Littlefield Adda Gleason Arthur Stone and Frank LaRue. Scenes shot at Westwood UCLA. Russ Saunders turns to directing after film work.
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Columbia
Richard Cromwell
Dorothy Jordan
Mae Marsh
Lucien Littlefield
Adda Gleason
Arthur Stone
Frank LaRue
Alabama
Ernest Pinckett
University of Southern California
Russ Saunders
James Musick
Tay Brown
Sento Garbo
Greta
St. Mary's
Toby Hunt
Butch” Simas
St. Mary's College
Westwood
University of California, Los Angeles
Neill
Clara Bow Delivers Savage Role In Call Her Savage
Clara Bow returns to the screen at Houston theater as Call Her Savage opens. The Fox drama stars Bow as a misunderstood young woman fighting inner desires with a bold performance hailed as courageous. Gilbert Roland leads a strong supporting cast including Thelma Todd and Estelle Taylor. John Francis Dillon directs.
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Clara Bow
Houston
Savage
Fox
Tiffany Thayer
Red-Head
Edwin Burke
Gilbert Roland
Thelma Todd
Monroe Ows
Call Her Savage and Hell's Highway at local cinema
Movie listings announce Clara Bow and Gilbert Roland in Call Her Savage with Charlie Chase in Young Ironside. Richard Dix Tom Brown Rochells Hudson star in Hell's Highway with Bring Em Back Half Shot. Fox News shows Red Dust with Clark Gable and Jean Harlow next Sunday.
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Clara Bow
Gilbert Roland
Houston
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
Strand
Tom Brown
Richard Dix
Sun
Savage
Charlie Chase
Young Ironside
George Brent Leads In The Crash With Ruth Chatterton
Ruth Chatterton and George Brent star together in the First National picture The Crash at the Strand theater Sunday. They play husband and wife on screen and in real life, recently married. Brent rose from stage roles to become a sought after leading man after a Warner Bros test, winning Chatterton’s favor and acclaim in The Crash.
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Ruth Chaterton
George Brent
First National
Strand Theater
Lfe
Brent
Warner Bros
Ruth Chatterton
Misa Chatterton
Warmer Bros
Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Chetterton
Loretta Young
Joan Blondell
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