Will Rogers Here In Talkie Sunday At Huron Theatre
Will Rogers stars in They Had to See Paris a Fox all talking comedy at the Huron Sunday. Rogers plays Pike Peters a Claremore garage owner who travels to Paris with his family and longs for home as Parisian life entices his son and wife. Irene Rich Owen Davis Jr Marguerite Churchill and Fifi Dorsay also star with Dorsay performing a fetching number. Frank Borzage directed the picture following his success with Seventh Heaven and Street Angel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William Fox
Huron Theatre
Will Rogers
Rogers
Pike Peters
Claremore
Oklahoma
France
Cisan
Wil Rogers
Irene Rich
Owen Davis
Marguerite Churchill
Fifi Dorsay
Miss Dorsay
Frank Borzage
Borzage
Parade of the West stars Ken Maynard at Bijou Friday and Saturday
Universal presents The Parade of the West a vivid old time western with a colorfully wild show backdrop featuring Ken Maynard. The film includes Otis Herlan Jack Hanlon a renowned supporting cast and a trained horse Tarzan performing new tricks directed by Harry J Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal
Ken Maynard
Bijou Theatre
Maynard
Harry J. Brown
Tarzan
Weekend at Theaters Huron and Bijou Offers Laughs
At Huron Theatre Sunday to Tuesday Will Rogers in They Had to See Paris. Monday and Tuesday Hick Hats Pathere shows. Wednesday and Thursday Van and Schenk in They Learned About Women. Friday and Saturday Women Racket and Duke of Dublin. At Bijou Sunday Glen Tryon Merna Ker in Skinner Steps Out. Friday and Saturday Ken Maynard in Parade of the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Will Rogers
Paris
Hick Hats
Pathere
van and Schenk
Paramount Sound News
Tomn Moore
Blanche Sweet
Duke of Dublin
Bijou Theatre
Glen Tryon
Merna Ker
Skinner
Ken Maynard
Van and Schenck a Feature Film Debuts on Screen
Van and Schenck, famed vaudeville duo, make their feature talking picture debut in They Learn About Women at the Huron Theater. The plot mirrors their real lives as former baseball players turned entertainers with three game sequences and ten new songs by Milton Ager and Jack Yellen. Bessie Love co stars as the romantic lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moetre-Goldwyn-Mayer
Gus van
Joe Schenck
Van
Bugs” Baer
New York
van and Schenck Inestaud
van and Schenck
Milton Ager
Jack Yellen
Hartem
Mary
Dougherty
Bessie Love
Farcical Comedy Comes to Bijou in Skinner Steps Out
Universal brings the lively farce Skinner Steps Out to the Bijou Sunday starring Glenn Tryon and Merna Kennedy as a charming couple. Tryon’s William Henry Skinner delivers jokes as he pleases his wife and workers while Kennedy’s Honey captivates the audience with devoted praise. Strong support includes Rateliffe, Melntosh, Jock, Welsh, Kerrigan, Lee, Lipson and Marian. based on Harry Irving Dodge Skinner stories, directed by William James Craft with Matt Taylor adapting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Tryon
Merna Kennedy
Universal
Skinner
Bobh Tryon
Miss Kennedy
Tryon
William Henry Skinner
Sir
Audienc
E. J. Rateliffe
Burr Melntosh
Lloyd Wh. Jock
William Welsh
Katherine Kerrigan
Frederick Lee
Jack Lipson
Ed+ra Marian
Night Club Life Revealed In Film at Huron Theatre
New York night life saga features Tom Moore and Blanche Sweet in The Woman Racket at the Huron Theatre. It marks their talking debut with cabaret songs by Miss Sweet and a Bronx setting where a hostess returns to crime after longing for glamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Blanche Sweet
New Yorks
Huron Theatre
Metro-Goldman-Mayers
Philip
Frances Dunning
Albert Shelby le Ving
Robert Ober
Albert Kelley
Moore
Miss Sweet
Broadway
Bronx
Screen drama with impersonated mayor in medal scene
The text describes a film plot where a husband tries to exonerate his wife from Bleme and the ensuing complications. A notable production moment has Wilbur Mack impersonating Mayor Jimmy Walker as the mayor awards a valor medal to police, with many mistaking the likeness for a real photograph. The scene adds a vivid, theatrical twist to the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mack
Jimmy” Walker
Police City
Walker
Change for Wore Mistress and the Leaving Maid
A Nebelspalter Zurich gag line shows a mistress asking why Mary left her last place. The maid replies she did not know what this one was like, highlighting comic misunderstanding in a domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Nebelspalter
Zurich
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Willi Rogers
Trene Rich
van and Schneck
Huron Theater
Alford
Fi Datsay Shng
Bijou
A. A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia
DR. HA. Tons
Appoi Eve
Dak
Langenfeld
Ours
Paramount
America
Fox
Graham McNamee
Tuesda
Mary Baker Eddy
Sibyl Wilbur
Mrs. Eddy
Miss Wilbur
THE
Christian Science Publishing Society
Boston
U.S.A
Amsco
Kodak Films
Perriton’s
Heron's Fest
Eres
A. M. Urquhart
Benj. Thomas
M. D
Masonic Temple
Heron, S. D
Seach
Huron Candy Kitchen
E. M. Mirras
R. W. Phelps
Chicago & North Western Railway
S. D
Atwater Kent
East Third
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