Baughman Twins Return From Pierre After Convention
Phyllis and George Baughman, twins, arrived home from Pierre where they spoke before the Young Citizens league convention. Their music was broadcast Thursday night to a youthful audience.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1929
Page
5
Phyllis and George Baughman, twins, arrived home from Pierre where they spoke before the Young Citizens league convention. Their music was broadcast Thursday night to a youthful audience.
The Carnation Kid starring Douglas MacLean in a Paramount Christie production will screen at the Huron theater Sunday. The film features extended talking sequences and diverse settings from a Pullman car to a political boss office and city streets, showcasing early talkie innovation and MacLean's range in a melodramatic story with love crime and humor. The cast includes Frances Lee Jarraine Eddy William B. Davidson Praycis McDonald and Charles Mailes.
A fragmented note describes a talkie western film from 81 Huron, mentioning Movietone studio origins and a plot about a young Irishwoman. notes Raoul Price Glory as director and references Hamund Warne and Cisco as cast or contributors.
Fox Movietone presents Send Your A and a three reel comedy at the Ziuron theater Sunday. Arthur Stone Marjorie Beebe Arnold Luer Donald Mackenzie Snart Erwin Henry Armelia and Henry Lehrman contribute to the humor. Joe Cook stars in At the Ball Game shot at Yankee Stadium with a riotous reception.
At Theatres Huron Sunday Carnation Kid or Sound Your Fox movietone comedy with Douglas McLean. Monday to Wednesday Wild Party with Clara Bow and Joe Cook. Thursday to Saturday In Old Arizona with Warner Baxter and Edmund Lowe first talking outdoor picture. Lyric Sunday Plunging Hoofs with Jack Perrin Rex the Wonder Horse. Monday Sky Skidder with Al Wilson. Wednesday Girls Gone Wild with Sue Carol. Friday Smiling Guns with Hoot Gibson.
Hoot Gibson stars in Smilin' Guns at the Lyric theater Friday and Saturday. Blanche Mehaffey leads a strong supporting cast with Leo White as the villain. The film, from Shannon Fife story adapted by George Morgan, is directed by Henry McRae and features Virginia Pearson and others in a comedy drama mix.
A dramatic air adventure titled The Sky Skidder promises thrilling aviation feats and romance. Star Al Wilson, director Bruce Mitchell, and a supporting cast showcase stunts in a monoplane, mid air rope drop, and cliff rescue amid rapid camera work.
The article notes Sue Carol and Wick Stuart in their first screen pairing in Curls Gone Wild written for them by Bertram Millhauser. Director Lew Seiler brings veteran film expertise as the young duo headline a cast including Hedda Hopper and Roy D Arcy.
The new film team is launched by Fox Films with Sue Carol and Nick Stuart in Girls Gone Wild. They are featured at the Lyric theater Wednesday and Thursday and have already made names for themselves in the industry.
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