Which Olsen and Johnson Star In Fifty Million Frenchmen
Visitors at Warner Bros studio seek to identify Olsen and Johnson while they film Fifty Million Frenchmen. Olsen is taller with black hair known as Ole, Johnson shorter with blond hair known as Chick and famed for his hysterical laugh. The cast includes Gaxton Halliday Dell Broderick Judels Carr Gordon Geraghty and others.
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William Gaxton
John Halliday
Claudia Dell
Helen Broderick
Lester Crawford
Charles Judels
Nat Carr
Vera Gordon
Carmelita Geraghty
Palmist Madame De Lore Headlines Huron Engagement
The remarkable palmist and prophetess Madame De Lore, now at the Huron theatre, shares early memories of predicting deaths and divers lives. She recalls a childhood prophecy of her grandmother’s death and notes eight percent accuracy in her foretelling. She tours after a five week Minneapolis run and offers free private readings at the Huron theatre for one week.
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Huron Theater Week Lineup With Classic Films
The Huron theater offers a Sunday and Monday preview of East Lynne starring Ann Harding with a midnight show. Tuesday to Thursday brings Fifty Million Frenchmen featuring Olsen and Johnson, plus Huron Kiddie Revue. Friday to Saturday shows Men Call It Love and The Flood with noted stars.
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East Lynne
Ann Harding
Olsen and Johnson
Huron Kiddie Revue
William Powell
Carole Lombard
Eliod
Gentlemen
Victor MacLaglen
Fay Wray
Adolphe Menjou
Joan Marshall
Menjou Stars in MGM Comedy At Bijou Theater
Menjou appears as a wolfish character in the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature Among the Married a picturized Vincent Lawrence stage farce. Edgar Selwyn directed the film with Leila Hyams Norman Foster Mary Duncan Hedda Hopper and Robert Emmett Keane in a brisk moving tale of infidelity and social intrigue at the Bijou Tuesday through Thursday.
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Bijou
Edgar Selwyn
Vincent Lawrence
Selwyn
Leila Hyams
Norman Foster
Mary Duncan
Foster
Hedda Hopper
Robert Emmett Keane
Powell Stars In Fascinating Role In Man of the World
William Powell leads Paramounts Man of the World set in Paris where a suave fraudster blackmails rich Americans then falls for Carole Lombard. Wynne Gibson co stars as his wary partner in crime as romance tests trust and deceit.
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Man of the World film thrills with dramatic climax
The plot follows Wynne Powell blackmailing Carole to ruin her love life, triggering a scandalous charge. Joan flees small town gossip and finds a new marriage in the city while her engineer husband fights the Mississippi flood. The Riverside tale blends romance, scandal, and dramatic suspense with Lombard and Gibbons in strong roles.
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Bride Faces Gossip Over Her Past In The Flood
In this column about premarital honesty a woman weighs revealing a past to her husband. The piece cites varied pasts from mild to serious and notes decisions depend on the couple. The Bijou theater presents Columbia's latest feature The Flood where Joan Marshall contemplates a hotel room visit under a fiancé's promise of marriage.
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Joan
Not Exactly Gentlemen opens at Bijou with Black Hills locale
Fox Movietone western tale stars Victor McLaglen Fay Wray and Lew Cody as desperadoes hunter land rushes in the Black Hills with Eddie Gribbon. Opened Sunday at the Bijou theater. Writers Conselman Flynn Nichols shape a brisk adventure with Rob Warwick and Franklyn Farnum among the supporting cast.
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Benjamin Stoloff
Victor McLaglen
Flagg
Fay Wray
Bijou
Mclagren
Lew Cody
Eddie Gribbon
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Black Hills
William Conselman
Emmet Flynn
Dudley Nichols
Screen
Robert Warwick
Franklyn Farnum
East Lynne On Screen In Huron Showings Tonight
East Lynne comes to Huron as a refined photo play with Anne Harding Clive Brook and Conrad Nagel in leading roles. A tale of Isabel unjustly accused by a jealous sister, it reimagines the classic drama as modern, emotionally gripping cinema.
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Talking Screen
Anne Harding
Clive Brook
Conrad Nagel
London
Isabel
Tustaud
Scandalous conduct ruins her life and leads to dramatic climax
A woman protests her innocence after a scandal with a man named Issbel. She is turned out of the house, divorced, and forbidden to see her child. She travels to capitals around the world with the same man, hoping to forget, facing a suspenseful sequence that ends in a dramatic finale.
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Miss Ann Harding Delivers Tender Screen Portrayal
The review hails Miss Ann Harding as Isabel for conveying lasting tenderness supported by Conrad Nagel as her stern husband and Clive Brook as the other man. The cast includes Cecilia Loftus, Beryl Mercer, O P Heggie and David Torrence delivering creditable performances.
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