Let's Go Native at Alcazar stars MacDonald and Oakie
Let's Go Native arrives at the Alcazar Theatre for four days starting Sunday featuring Jeanette MacDonald and James Hall in romantic leads with two songs. Jack Oakie and Skeets Gallagher provide much of the humor as a taxi driver and island king. Kay Francis assists in a song. David Newell adds menace to the lighthearted film style.
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Alcazar Theatre
Hollywood
Paramount
Jeanette MacDonald
James Hall
Jack Oakie
Skeets Gallagher
Mr. Oakie
Joe Jazz
Kay Francis
David Newell
Lady Surrenders Coming to Houston Theatre
Houston audiences will see a sophisticated drama adapted from John Erskine’s novel Sincerity. A well-to-do manufacturer and his wife face marital strain after she writes about married life, leading to divorce and a bigamous marriage. Conred Nagel and a star cast portray the roles.
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Houston
John Erskine
The Midnight Mystery At Strand Sunday
The Strand features The Midnight Mystery as 1930s talkie thrillers promise suspense and drama led by Betty Compson in her best talkie work with Lowell Sherman Raymond Hatton and Norman Trevor in key roles. Also on deck The Grand Parade with Fred Scott Helen Twelvetrees and a western Danger Trail praised by critics.
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Betty Compson
Lovely Betty
Lowell Sherman
Raymond Hatton
Norman Trevor
Miss Compson
Fred Scott
Scott
Helen Twelvetrees
Strand
Hollywood
Jack Perrin
Wally Wales
Dothan
The Midnight Mystery and Week at The Theatres Strand
The Strand presents Betty Comp son in The Midnight Mystery with Raymond Hatton Lowell Sherman and Norman Trevor. Comedy Laugh, Clown, Laugh and Mickey Mouse. Web Thurs Fred Scott in The Grand Parade with Helen Twelve trees. Fireproof comedy. Fri Sat Trail of Danger with Jack Perrin Wally Wales. The Beauty Spot. Universal News. Next Sun Jack Oakie Jeanette MacDonald in Lets Go Native with James Hall Skeeta Gallagher. Comedy Paramount News. Thurs Fri Sat What a Man with Reginald Denny. Next Sun Four Marx Brothers Animal Crackers. Houston Sun Mon Tue Charles Farrell Liliom with Rose Hobart Estelle Taylor H B Warner. Comedy Society Goes Spaghetti Fox News Web Thurs Doug Fairbanks Anita Page Little Accident. Also Strange As It Seems Fri Sat A Lady Surrenders with Conrad Nagel Rose Hobart. Comedy Discontented Cowboys Also Fox News Sun Mon Tue George Arliss Disraeli with Joan Bennett. Comedy Metro News Wed Thurs Crazy That Way with Joan Bennett Kenneth MacKenna Regis Toomey. Comedy News Fri Sat Warner Baxter Arizona Kid with Carol Lombard. Next Sunday So Long Letty.
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Betty Compson
Raymond Hatton
Lowell Sherman
Norman Trevor
Mickey Mouse
Fred Scott
Helen Twelvetrees
Jack Perrin
Wally Wales
Beauty Spot
Universal News
Sun
Jack Oakie
Jeanette MacDonald
James Hall
Skeeta Gallagher
Paramount News
Reginald Denny
Marx Brothers
Charles Farrell
George Arliss
Disraeli
Joan Bennett
Metro News
Kenneth MacKenna
Regis Toomey
Warner Baxter
Carol Lombard
Letty
Ay Jack Dekle
Alcazar
Lee Tracy
Houston
Sam Pitts
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Rose Mobart
Beet Rathbone
Lady
Regis Toomey’s Smile That Won Him Film Roles
Regis Toomey, a University of Pittsburgh graduate, wandered from stage to cinema after a manager spotted his smile in a Los Angeles theater. He debuted in Alibi and later appeared with Richard Dix in The Wheel of Life. In Crazy That Way he plays one of Joan Bennett’s discarded suitors in a praised farce.
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Regis Toomey
University of Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Toomey
Richard Dix
Hamilton MacFadden
Vincent Lawrence
Toomy
Joan Bennett
Farrell's Best In Two Years Liliom Calls
Liliom,, as produced in New York remained for eight years the one play Frank Borsage wanted to bring to the screen above all others. Farrell is featured in the title role and Rose Hobart plays Julie with Estelle Taylor as Madam Muskat. H. B. Warner portrays the celestial magistrate and Lee Tracy the buzzard in this movietone adaptation.
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Liliom
New York
Frank Borsage
Borsage
Houston
Charies Farrell
Julie
Charlie
Heaven
Joe
Rose Hobart
Audible Screen
Eva le Galliene
Estelle Taylor
Muskat
H. B. Warner
Magistarte
Lee Tracy
the Buzgard
Arizona Kid comes to Alabama Theatre for two nights
Warner Baxter stars as a devil may care caballero in The Arizona Kid. The film fills a western romance and action narrative set against Zion Canyon in Utah. The Alabama Theatre showcases the sensation next Friday and Saturday with swaying stagecoaches and a lively dance hall backdrop.
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Warner Baxter
Caballero
Alabama
Disraeli at the Alabama Theatre Sunday
A readable review notes George Arliss delivers a faithful portrayal of the powerful British premier in a melodramatic finance centered film. The piece highlights political clashes with opponents and banking interests while mentioning a star's wife and dramatic intrigue.
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Disraeli
Alabama Theatre Sunday
George Arliss
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Basil Rathbone
Carmel Myers
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David Torrence
Margaret Man
Fatelle Taylor Lee Tracy
Franz Molnar
Peanegnarie Sociana
Epecin Aries
Farrell
Pep
Zion Canyon
Utah
Hit “Disraeli
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Lowell Sherman, Norman Trevor
Raymond Baty
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U.S
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