Barrymore Sizzles in Mystery Talkie Role at Metro
Barrymore headlines a new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer mystery talkie written for the talking screen by Bayard Veiller. W. S. Van Dyke directs a star-studded cast led by Kay Francis Madge Evans and Barrymore as Richard Grant the district attorney who sent fifty men to the electric chair and who uncovers a plot on a remote island estate.
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Talking Screen
Bayard Veiller
Mary Dugan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Barrymore
Marjorie West
Madge Evans
Ramon
Wovarros
Jady
William Bakewell
Politica
C. Aubrey Smith
Rev. Hastings
Polly Moran
Maggie
Alan Mowbray
Gordon Rich
Forrester Harvey
Charles Crockett
Henry Barrows
Richard Grant
Rich
Bought Coming To Huron Sunday at the local theater
Warner Bros. film Bought stars Constance Bennett and features Richard Bennett in a supporting role as her father. The plot follows Stephany Dale, a modern girl who seeks wealth from a wealthy circle, aided and tested by love, work, and deceit as she battles pride and ancestry.
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Warner Bros
Constance Bennett
Screenland
Huron Theater
Richard Bennett
Bennett Sisters
Constance
Joan
Barbara
Stephany Dale
Mr Bennett
Meyer
Bought Presents Constance Bennett In A Novel Screen Tale
An early program summaries several weekly showings including Guilty Hands Side Show Border Law The Reckless Hour 50 Fathoms Deep Fighting Thru and Bought. The note highlights Constance Bennett in Bought along with cast members and director Archie Mayo and notes the adaptation by Charles Kenyon and Raymond Griffith from Harriet Henry novel Jackdaws Strut.
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Liam Barrymore
Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Winnie Lightner
BNOU
Buck Jones
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Holt
Ken Maynard
Bennetts
Ben Lyon
Dorothy Peterson
Raymond Milland
Arthur Stuart Hall
Mae Madison
Doris Lloyd
Maude Eburne
Clara Blandick
Barbara Leonard
Archie Mayo
Hell
Harriet Henry
Charles Kenyon
Raymond Griffith
Miss Bennett
Stephany Dale
Stephany
Constance Bennett
Ken Maynard First Talking Western Fighting Thru At Bijou
Ken Maynard stars in Fighting Thru his first all talking western shown at the Bijou for two days starting next Friday. The drama by John Franklin Natteford features Jeanette Loff Carmelita Geraghty and William L Thorne with director William Nigh. Maynard’s horse Tarzan the white thoroughbred appears, adding appeal as the outlaw hero and the tavern crew, sheriff posse, and stagecoach chase deliver classic western thrills.
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Ken Maynard
Bijou
Tiffany
John Francis Natteford
William Nigh
Jeanette Loff
Carmelita Geraghty
William L. Thorne
Fred Burns
Charles L. King
Wallace MacDonald
Maynard
Tarzan
Miss Toff
Miss Geraghty
William ,L. Thorne
Bijou Sets Revival Nights With Four Weekly Changes
Bijou theater in Huron adopts revival nights with three weekly program changes and matinees at 2 15 each weekday. Reissued pictures such as Whoopee Min and Bill and Suninyside Up will be shown as second runs. Continuous shows begin 1 30 on weekends. revival start week of September 21.
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Bijou
Huron
Min
Bill
Suninyside
Fred Weimar
Buck Jones Stars In Border Law at the Bijou
Buck Jones stars as a ranger in Border Law. After his younger brother is killed by Shag Williams, Buck goes undercover as the Pecos Kid to infiltrate Shag's gang in Alameda. Buck's schemes with Tonita and Thunder unfold amid rivalries with Dave as tensions rise toward a planned big robbery.
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Buck Jones
Buck
Bijou
Shag Williams
Shag
Canting
Alameda
Pecos
Thunder
Romance Flourishes Amid Turbulent Peatland Tale
The uneasy peat landscape frames a suspenseful journey where danger lingers yet resolution arrives. Buck and Tonis, portrayed by Lupita Tovar, share a charming romance that brightens the unfolding drama and provides a hopeful counterpoint to the perilous environment.
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Buck
Tonis
Lupita Tovar
Kaye Don wins Harmsworth heat on Detroit river
In the first heat of the Harmsworth trophy race on the Detroit river Kaye Don drives England II to a record pace of 49.5913 mph, delivering a thrilling victory as Graham McNamee provides upbeat narration on the Universal newsreel shown in Central South Dakota theaters next week.
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Gar
Detroit River
Kaye Don
Huronite Universal
Huron Theater
South Dakota
Don
England
Graham McNamee
National Broadcasting Company
Anud
Eugenie
New York
San Francisco
Cal
Coscomatepec Mex
New York Harbor
Fort Humphreys
Atlanta
Reckless Hour opens at Huron Theater Monday
The Reckless Hour opens a two day stand at the Huron Theater Monday. Adapted from Arthur Richman’s Ambush, the film follows Myrtle and her sister Margaret through love, deception, and tragedy. Margaret’s pride and broken romance lead to hardship, a return to workaday life, and a hopeful relief as she becomes a model for a young artist.
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Huron Theater
Arthur Richman
Thera
Margaret
Fifth Avenue
Myrtle
Stage Names and Lovers Elevate a Dramatic Scene
Miss Mackeill captivates as Margaret Nich in a deeply human story with vivid impersonations. Walter Byron and Conrad Nagel play the lovers, H. B. Warner portrays the devoted father, and Helen Ware is the mother as the rugged world intrudes.
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Miss Mackeill
Margaret Nich
Walter Byron
Conrad Nagel
H. B. Warner
Helen Ware
the Roughneck
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