Young Man of Manhattan heads to Rex Rex Rex theater
Katherine Brush novel adaptation Young Man of Manhattan stars Claudette Colbert Norman Foster and Charisse Ruggles at Rex theater for Monday and Tuesday. Paramount’s long run release follows a vivid modern tale with lively New York settings and a cast headed by Colbert in Ann Vaughn with Foster as the male lead.
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Katharine Brush
Manhattan
Claudette Colbert
Chariss Ruggles
Norman Foater
Rex Theater
Tueaday
Misa Brush
Hattan
Miss Colbert
New York
Ann Vaughn
Ptetues
Norman Dantor
Coby McLean
Monta Bell
Wall
Katherine Brugh
Coma
Paramount
Long Stund
Taming of the Shrew at Park Theater with Pickford
Mary Pickford stars as Katharine in Shakespeare’s comedy Taming of the Shrew at the Park Theater next Wednesday and Thursday. Douglas Fairbanks co-stars as Petruchio alongside director Sam Taylor. The all talking version blends original dialogue with modern performance for a lively, humorous show.
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Park Theater
Mary and
Doug
Mary Pickford
Faming
Shakespeare
America
Douglas Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Katherina
Douglas
Pateuchlo
Sam Taylor
Loretta Young and Grant Withers in The Second Floor Mystery
Loretta Young and Grant Withers star in Warner Brothers Vitaphone romantic comedy drama The Second Floor Mystery at Rex theater Friday. The caper follows a love chase featuring an ad in the London Times personal column, with H. B. Warner and a broader cast. directed by Roy Del Ruth from a Joseph Jackson screenplay.
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Warner Brothers
Vitaphone
Grant Withers
Loretta Young
Rex Theater
Marl Derr Higgers
Rex
Tourtete
London Times
Withers
Er Sultor
Hollywood
H. B. Warner
Claira McDowell
Sidney Bracy
Crawford
Kent
John Loder
Claude King
Judith
Vesalli
Sroy del Ruth
Joseph Jackson
Be Yourself Beaming on Rex Th theatre Night
Fannie Brice stars in Be Yourself a Crystal talking singing picture for Walted Artista shown at Rex Theater Wednesday and Thursday. The cast includes Robert Armstrong and Harry Green with a plot of a nightclub entertainer who loses her heart to a prizefighter and battles an intruder. Joseph Jackson wrote the story with Brice in mind. Billy Rose supplied four songs. Thornton Freeland directs with praise from critics.
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Hannie Brice
David Belasco
Ziegfeld Follies
Pang Hhn
Toseph Jackson
Paine Brice
Miss Brice
Billy Rose
Metropolitan Opera Star Sings in The Rogue Song at Sterling
Metropolitan opera star Lawrence Tibbett headlines the Sterling theater screening of The Rogue Song a Technicolor talking picture directed by Lionel Barrymore. The operetta based scenario Gypsy Love features music by Lebar and Stothart lyrics by Clifford Grey and Tibbett songs. The production includes an Elsa Alsen aria a large Madrid chorus and an Albertina Rasch ballet of 190 girls.
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Lawrence ‘Tbbett
Will Tak
Sterling Theater
Frances Marlon
John Colton
Rain
Shanghai
Fame and Musle
Franz Lebar
Herbert Stothart
Clifford Grey
Bewlden Tibbett
Elsa Alsen
Rogue Bone plot teased by modern Matte composer
Fragmentary notes credit Dimitri Toimkolta and producers of The Rogue Bone. The text hints at deliberate musical pacing with color detail and ballet elements, noting strategic musical cues to heighten the plot without overplaying the songs.
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Dlamuafe
Dimitri Toimkolta
Ntato Liat
Barrymore
Auhmarge
Thay
Dr Frasier Delivers C T C Baccalaureate Address
Dr Frasier emphasizes youth must speak for themselves amid confusion about religion and modern life. He notes the generation questions faith, clashes between fundamentalists and modernists, and struggles with work, leisure, and social change. He laments job loss, rising prices, and war materials while urging thoughtful inquiry.
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Balleva
Russell
Frasier
Christ
Dillons
Politico
Axpresses
Frasier Lad
Clara Bow Stars In True to the Navy Comedy
Clara Bow leads the new comedy True to the Navy at Sterling Theater, with Frederic March as Gunner McCoy. The plot follows Clara as a popular soda fountain queen pursued by sailors from the Pacific Fleet who each believe she is his girl, until a San Francisco fleet docking changes the scene. The film features a catchy song, There is Only One Who Matters to Me, and is directed by Frank Tuttle.
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Giora
Pietara
Navy
Clara
Otore
Harry Green
Pacific Fleet
San Francisco
Ceoréa
Calmra
U. S. Navy
Clara Bow
Prederic March
Gunner McCoy
Hag
Mrs Bow
Frank Tuttle
Sterling Theater
Youth Guarded by Reason, Not Fear, Says Educator
Dr Fragier argues youth lack guidance from cooperative churches and home life, faulting modern media for shaping corrupted outlooks. He blames crime reports and sensational shows for warped views on life, love, and law, warning the era is bleak.
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Fragier
Cooperatan Ag
America
Reflections on Education and Curriculum Reform in a Modern Era
An educator laments failed religious influence and argues for reforming early schooling to address social and industrial issues. He critiques current curricula, notes the misalignment of literature like The Merchant of Venice with modern goals, and envisions a system building collective problem solving over individual experience.
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Gyator
Joursey
America
Venice
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Brooklyn Jitches
Pittschurch
Re Radio
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Fannie Brice Star of
Yourself
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Freeland
Roland West
Filma
Metropolitan Opera
Sterling
Wasserlan
Wallace
Makdmild
Spa
AL Jolson
Vwamomy
Irving Berlin
Warner Bros
Fitaphana
Tal Beg
Dr. Frasier
Fredric March
Harry Gretn
Katherine Brash
Colbert
Chaydele
Charles Ruggles
Paramount Malkins
FOX
Movietone
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Publix
Glara
Jolson
Nancy Carroll
Buddy Rogers
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
the WalesUuo
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Catherine Dale Owen
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Tipbetts
Haritoio Ie
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A. Y. World
Percen
Paramount Song Cartoon Paramount Sound News
Ohne
Margaret Roberts
Wurlitzer
Paramounnt Pictures
Priohs
Sia
Anaws
Little Theater
Ceepte Ee
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