Torrence New Screen Lover Roles In The Unholy Night
Ernest Torrence adopts a romantic lead in The Unholy Night a Metro Goldwyn Mayer all talking drama. He plays Dr Ballou a psychiatrist who romances Natalie Moorhead while a grim mystery plot unfolds with ghosts hypnotism and vengeance. The cast includes Roland Young Dorothy Sebastian Torrence Moorhead and others as Lionel Bartholomew directs with a thriller tone.
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Natalie Moorhead
Terrence
Pye
John Gilbert Mieone
Lionel Bar- Tyouore
Landon
Roland Youns
Dorothy Sebastian
Torrence
Miss Moorhead
John Lowder
Claude Fleming
John Miljan
Richard Tucker
Clarence Geldert
Sojin
Polly Moran
George Cooper
Joh Focho
Philip Strange
Sydney Jarvis
Liguet Belmore
Richard Traverm
Rote
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Fading Cabarets Inspire New European Plot On Screen
A Lyric Theater showing of Snies introduces US audiences to a Berlin style cabaret craze featuring staged floor fights and rapid dances. The film Spies, directed by Fritz Lang and released by Metro Goldwyn Mayer, centers on a secret figure attempting to sway nations' political destinies with a continental cast and unusual settings.
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Metropolis
Metro- Goldwy-Mayer
South Dakota Delegation Tours Nation from Cavour to Niagara Falls
A South Dakota party led by postmaster Corrigan travels from Cavour September 5 visiting Zanesville Indiana for a large funeral, Savannah Alabama, Cumberland Mountains cabin stay, Washington D C. They meet Senator McMaster, inspect the Treasury, see Mount Vernon and the Unknown Soldier tomb, then tour Niagara Falls and Windsor Canada before returning.
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Travel notes lift city pace as they pass Detroit stop
The travelers describe stopping at Windsor Canada then crossing to Detroit Michigan, which they deem the busiest city encountered on the trip. Their account highlights Detroit as a focal point of activity during the journey.
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Canada
Detroit
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Virginia Walls Stars in Talkie at Huron Center
Virginia Walls and Jason Robards headline the First National Vitaphone special The Isle of Lost Ships a dramatic tale set on a Sargasso Sea derelict ship cemetery. Noah Beary is the heavy Robert O Gonner plays the detective Irvin Willat directs the film based on Crittenden Marriott novel.
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Virginia Valli
Jason Robards
Fiidrey
Huron Center
Sargasso Sea
Robert O'Gonner
Irvin Willat
Crittenden Marriott
When the Clouds Roll By In Mountain Entertainment
The Blue Ridgers and Cordelia Mayberry present a mountain show featuring four mountaineers and a gal from the ued country. They sing dance and play offering titles such as Trail of a Lonesome Pine On Susanna and Medley.
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Blue Ridgers
Cordelia Mayberry
Ued Country
Susanna
Lew Cody Stars in Baby Cyclone at Lyric Theater
Lew Cody and Ailen Pringle headline Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy The Baby Cyclone based on George M. Cohan stage work. Eddie Sutherland directs with Cedric Gibbons modern set design. Robert Armstrong Gwen Lee join a notable cast as Cody’s wealthy clubman loses fiancée to a Pekingese pup amid comic trials and romance.
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Lew Cody
Ailen Pringle
Cody
Miss Pringle
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
George M Cohan
Lyric Theater
Eddie Sutherland
Tillie
Cedric Gibbons
New York
Miss Pringie
Robert Armstrong
Gwen Lee
Richard Carlyle
Nora
Cecil
Fred Esmelton
Robert Dudley
Clarissa Selwynne
F. Hugh Herbert
William Boyd in Lyric Film High Voltage at Lyric
Snowbound in a desert house frames William Boyd in High Voltage at the Lyric theater Sunday. Carol Lombard co stars with Owen Moore and Diane Ellis in a drama of life and romance amid peril. Howard Higgin directed the original Elliott Clawson story.
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Boyd
Owen Moore
Carol Lombard
Diane Ellis
Billy Bevan
Philips Smatley
Howard Higgin
Eiliott Clawson
Orpheum Stars In Vitaphone Act Here
Herman Weiss and Fern Redmonds headlining at the Keith Orpheum circuit perform in The Gy n at the Huron theater Friday and Saturday. A Vitaphone vaudeville skit features a fortune teller spoof with laughs and includes songs Gypsy Love Song and I ll Be With You.
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Herman Weiss
Fern Redmonds
Keith Orpheum
Huron Theater
Fast French Trains Install Radio Sets for Passengers
French state railway to equip three Paris Havre express trains with radio receivers for passenger use. An operator in a special cabin will supervise programs aboard. Headpieces provided in first and second class. user fee ranges from 40 to 60 cents.
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Paris
Paris-Havre
Radio Schedule Chronicle of 1940s Station Lineup
A dense guide lists radio stations and programs across the United States with times, featuring orchestras, choirs, and variety shows. Notable entities include WEAF WABC WJZ KGO KSL KPO KGO KOMO KOA WGN WLS WSB WSM KSTP WHAS and others, detailing concerts, sermons, dramas, and sports segments through late evening hours.
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KRLA
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HAO Balladelpe Orchestra
Leopold Stolkowski
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WMC
WSB
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WMG
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WGY
WSAI
WHAS
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KTHS
KPRO
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Our Government
David Lawrence
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WSM
WSE
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WSY
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Wren
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Radio sets pass 21 million worldwide mark
Washington reports that global radio receivers reach 21,629,107 as broadcasting enters its tenth year. The United States holds about 10,250,000 sets and Europe excluding Russia and Turkey about 9,139,000. World installations valued at 1.8435 billion dollars, broadcasting setups at 22.682 million. Colombia joins as 69th foreign broadcasting nation with Bolivar station. U.S. total stations 612, world total 609.
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Unholy Night at Huron Theater With Katlos and Sebastian
Boris Katlos and Dorothy Sebastian star in The Unholy Night at the Huron theater. The scene plays Tuesday through Thursday with showings each evening.
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Boris Katlos
Dorothy Sebastian
Huron Theater
Theater Listings Feature Variety of 1930s Shorts and Features
Sunday and Monday The Lady Lies with Walter Huston and Claudette Colbert dominates a Paramount program. The Unholy Night with Dorothy Sebastian and Ernest Torrence follows midweek with sound news. Isle of Lost Ships stars Virginia Valli, Jason Robards, Noah Beery, plus two Vitaphone acts. Lyric presents High Voltage with William Boyd and Marie Prevost, a western comedy short, then Baby Gyne clone with Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle. Spies leads to Pirates of Panama third episode and Universal news. Friday–Saturday South Amer special, comedy bar reel. Footnote explains tun: 216 gallons.
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Walter Huston
Claudete Colbert
Lupine Lane
Paramount News
Dorothy Sebastian
Ernest Torrence
Sound News
Collegians
Triday
Ginia Valli
J Son Robards
Noah Beery
Willam Boyd
Marie Prevost
Lew Cody
Aileen Pringle
Fox News
Universal News
Huron to Show The Lady Lies at the Huron Theater
Claudette Colbert headlines the all talking drama The Lady Lies at the Huron Sunday and Monday. The film marks her first uninterrupted film project since Dynamo and Long Island studios. Charles Ruggles provides comic support as a reformed drunkard in the piece.
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Huron Theater
East
Love O' Mike
Paramount
Eugene O'Neill
Theater Guild
Hobart Henley
Joyce Roamer
Tomiance
Charles Ruggles
Charley
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