Billie Dove Stars In The Lady Who Dared At Bijou
Billie Dove returns to the Bijou on Sunday in The Lady Who Dared a drama set in a South American city. Sid ney Blackmer co stars Tearle plays a half villain half hero as a smuggler Judith Vasselli plots blackmail amid a swift, punchy narrative directed by William Beaudine First National Pictures presents with Ingraham and a Kenneth Saunders story adapted by Forrest Halsey and Kathryn Seola.
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Bijou
Billy Dove
Miss Dove
Sidney Blackmer
Conway
Tearle
Judith Vasselli
Toast of the Legion
Jack Norton
Forrest Halsey
Kathryn Seola
Margaret
Billy Bove
Strangers May Kiss Heads Norma Shearer in New Film
Norma Shearer stars in the Metro production Strangers May Kiss, an adaptation of Ursula Parrott's novel. Lisbeth travels from New York to Paris with Alan and faces love, betrayal, and dramatic turns as she seeks happiness amid social censure. George Fitzmaurice directs at the Huron theater for a payview presention starting tonight.
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Norma Shearer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayes
Ursula Parrott
Miss Shearer
Miss Parrott
oox-Wire
Miss Shearers
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
Lisbeth
Alan
Mexico
China
New York
Paris
Herma Shearer
Neil Hamilton
Robert Montgomery
Lisbeths
Metro
Trene Rich
Hate Hamilton
Marjorie Rambeau
Jed Prouty
George Fitzmaurice
Huron Theater
Bijou cinema to run on three days a week this summer
Bijou theater plans a reduced schedule starting June 1 with only three screening days weekly. Manager Byron Me announced the change, noting two program changes will accompany the new hours.
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Byron Me
Tracy Stars In Quick Millions at Huron Theater
Actor Spencer Tracy headlines the Fox film Quick Millions as Bugs Raymond a driven and unethically ambitious figure set against a gang of new millionaires Sally Eilers Marguerite Churchill co star with Warner Richmond Robert Burns John Wray and George Raft in the cast Rowland Brown and Courtenay Terrett penned and directed the drama indicating Tracy's rising film stature and theater roots across Broadway prior to his talkie fame
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Spencer Tracy
Huron Theater
Fox
Tracy
Bugs” Raymond
Theater Guild
Mears
New York
Kid
California
Talkies
Fox Filma
Sally Eilers
Marguerite Churchill
Warner Richmond
Robert Burns
John Wray
George Raft
Rowland Brown
Courtenay Terrett
Modern Russia As Film Locale At Bijou
The Spy starring Kay Johnson Neil Hamilton and John Halliday plays Friday and Saturday at the Bijou. A dramatic Fox movietone romance set in modern Soviet Russia the plot follows a patrician wife and her husband as they battle Tchekist intrigue. Little Kolya turns in a murder confession changing the course of the trial and bringing happiness, with strong direction by Bethold Viertel and a notable cast including Milton Holmes Austen Jewell and Henry Kolker.
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Soviet Russia
Fox Movietone
Kay Johnson
Neil Hamilton
John Halliday
Bijou
New York
Freddie Fredericks
Kolya
Jackie Coogan
the Kid
Bethold Viertel
Ernest Pascal
Robert Presnell
Milton Holmes
Austen Jewell
Henry Kolker
Strangers May Klay at Huron Theater with Norma Shearer
The Huron Theater presents Strangers May Klay starring Norma Shearer and Robert Mont Tracy this Saturday at midnight and again Sunday and Tuesday. Dove theater shows The py with Kay Johnson and Neil Hamilton Friday and Saturday.
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Were
Huron Theater
Norma Shearer
Robert Montgomery
Strangers May Klay
Robert Mont
Tracy
Bhou Theater
E Dove
the Py
Kay Johnson
Neil Hamilton
Daybreak on Stage Promises Strong MGM Cast
Novarro leads a notable lineup in Daybreak an MGM film adaptation of Dr Arthur Schnitzers Continental romance Jacques Feyder directs selection emphasizes a capable ensemble Hel en Chandler plays Lautra Jean Hersholt C Aubrey Smith William Bakewell Karen Morley Kent Douglass Glenn Tryon Clyde Cook Surner Getchell Clara Blandick Edwin Maxwell Jackie Searle round out an unusually fine group of players.
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Hamon Novarro
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Arthur Schnitzer
Anatol
Schnitzer
Jacques Feyder
Paris
Navarro
Kasda
Lautra
Helen Chandler
Dracula
Schnabel
Jean Hersholt
C. Aubrey Smith
William ‘Bakewell
Karen Morley
Kent Douglass
Joan Crawford
Glenn Tryon
Clyde Cook
Surner Getchell
Clara Blandick
Edwin, Maxwell
Jackie Searle
Madame Butterfly tale tied to real life Cho-san origins
Mrs. Irvin H. Correll, an American missionary in Tokyo, recounted how the opera Madame Butterfly mirrors the life of a Japanese teahouse girl named Cho-san. She traced the story to Cho-san’s lover who never returned, and noted the author was John Luther Long, Correll’s brother, who wrote the manuscript after learning the tale in Nagasaki and Yokohama.
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Tokyo
Madame Butterfly
Mra Irvin H. Correll
Long
Japan
Film Star Mae Marsh Returns to Screen After Ten-Year Break
Mae Marsh resumes acting in a new version of Over the Hill after nearly a decade away. She cites daughter Mary's urging, family life, and husband Louis Lee Arms's support as key factors. Marsh recalls her early start under D. W. Griffith and the rise to fame with The Birth of a Nation.
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Hollywood
Mae Marsh
Mary
Miss. Marsh
Miss Marsh
Mary Carr
Louis Lee Arms
Brewster
Marguerite
D. W. Griffith
Margueri Ite
Griffith
Mae
Sands O' Dee
Tittle
Stage Comedians A Flop On Radio
New York report on radio humor highlighting performers who succeeded in radio through voice alone. Noting Weber and Fields and Roy Atwell, the piece contrasts stage prowess with radio’s demand for vocal style. It mentions Amos n Andy, Henry Burbig, Phil Cook, the Goldberg brothers, Ray Knight, Snoop and Feep as notable radio figures.
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New York
P-Radio
Weber and Fields
Roy Atwell
Radio
Perkins To Address Northern Graduates
Aberdeen May 30 Rev J B Perkins of the First Congregational church Council Bluffs Iowa has been named by Northern State Teachers college to deliver the commencement address on June 4. Plans to graduate 333 students at Northern were announced by registrar Leroy Crawford. Forty six will receive bachelor of science in education 79 from the two year course and 208 will receive certificates from the one year curriculum. East and Ralph Dumke former grande ville headliners interpret fan tail burlesquing household hints. Then there is Ray Perkins sometimes called the Will Rogers of the microphone. He intersperses humorous comments on timely subjects with songs and piano pieces. The studios even have their Damon and Pythias Brad Browne and Al Liewlyn. Their song and patter is nonsensical. Out of the university stepped three young women Clara Lu and Em among the few outstanding comediennes on the air expound an original bit of humor based upon small town gossips. Snoop and Peep master burlesque detectives of the comic opera type the Goldbergs Jewish dialecteers Dale Wimbrow ukulele strumming philosopher Ernest Naftger jokester and Art Gillham imitator have been able to overcome obstacles in dispensing humor for the ear.
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J. KR. Perkins
Aberdeen
J.B. Perkins
First Congregational Church
Council Bluffs, In
Northern State Teachers College
Northern
Leroy Crawford
East
Ralph Dumke
Grandeville
Ray Perkins
Will Rogers
Damon and Pythias
Brad Browne
al Liewlyn
Temselves
Clara
Snoop
Peep
The
Goldbergs
Dale Wimbrow
Ernest Naftger
Art Gillham
Lake Preston Plunge Opens for Summer
Lake Preston reopened the sanitary swimming pool for the season with Lloyd Mack as life saver and William Miller as assistant. Mrs W Peter man returns as matron. The park gains shade trees improving picnicker comfort.
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Lake Preston
Students Win Prizes In Northern Contest
Winners named by the Northern State Teachers College music department at a May 27 final recital. Aberdeen student Marjorie MacDonald won the Ethel Woedisch prize of three volumes. Harriet Hill and Frances Smith shared Fiano scholarships. Frances Greene and Marjorie Black shared voice scholarships. Participants included students of Professors Lulkken Pfitener Goodsell and Edna Olson.
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Aberdeen
State Teachers, College
Marjorie MacDonald
Ethel Woedisch
Musicians Library
Fiano
Harriet Hill
Frances Smith
Hecla
Frances Greene
Marjorie Black
Big Stone
John Lulkken
Walther Pfitener
H. BE. Goodsell J
Edna Olson
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the Goldberes
Ray Knight
Feep
Burbig
Raymond Knight
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Samaritan Hospital
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Clara Wickholm
Daum’s
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Marvin Hughitt Hotel
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Huron Heese
Feramount Pictures
Burn & Allen
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Conway Tearle
Shiney
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