Keith Vaudeville at the American theater lineup
A vaudeville bill features Mystic Mirror shadowgraph marionettes by Jean Nette Budd, Fries and Wilson singing and satirizing a hula dance, Walter De Leon and Mary Davies in Katrina, Carson and Willard as eccentric crossfire chatters, Melissa Ten Eyck and George Boyce with Eddie Berk in Revue Originale, plus a note on 1647 newspaper printing of The Divine Right of Church Government.
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Jeannette Budd
Fries and Wilson
Walter de Leon
Mary
George Boyce
Eddie Berk
Norma Shearer in After Midnight opens at Rialto Theatre
Norma Shearer abandons wardrobe and culture for a stark role as a cigarette girl in a New York nightclub. The film portrays poverty and resilience, with Lawrence Gray as a thug who wins her affection, while Gwen Lee adds an unusual twist. Life itself is cast as the villain.
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Norma Shearer
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Rialto Theatre
Miss Shearer
Lawrence Gray
Gwen Lee
Ben Hur off the screen stars Miss Shearer
Francis X Bushman and Ramon Novarro headline a review noting Miss Shearer earns rare range and proves her right to film stardom with a standout performance.
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Miss Shearer
Ben Hur epic film bows at Broadhurst Theatre
The Ben Hur picture adaptation by Metro Goldwyn Mayer debuts at the Broadhurst in High Point after runs in New York and other cities. With a 150 000 cast and three years of production, it features the chariot race, battles, romance, and biblical scenes, cost 4 090 000 dollars and stars Ramon Navarro May McAvoy and Francis X. Bushman among others.
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Lew Wallace
Broadhurst Theatre
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Fred Nible
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Ben-Hur
Esther
Ben- Hur
Judea
Vale of
Hinnom
Palm Sunday
Ramon Navarro
May McAvoy
Francis X. Bushman
Carmel Myers
Claire McDowell
Kathleen Key
Nigel de Bruller
Mitchell Lewis
Frank Currier
David Mendoza
William Axt
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
A. L. Erlanger
C. B. Dillingham
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Broadway Picture Closes for Summer Season
Publix Saenger theatres in High Point announce the Broadway theatre will close for the summer starting tomorrow. Films shown there will move to the larger Orpheum theatre to handle crowds, with a possible remodel before fall reopening. The Broadway will not be discontinued and will reopen at the start of the fall season.
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Publix- Saenger Theatres
High Point
Broadway
Orpheum Theatre
Weather Outlook for South Atlantic States
General forecast for the South Atlantic states calls for fair conditions with showers possible Wednesday or Thursday. Temperatures rise above normal Monday and markedly on Tuesday, then cool Thursday and Friday before warming again Saturday.
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South Atlantic
England Hosts Thousands of Films for Weekly Visitors
England offers 3800 movie titles and attracts about 8 million weekly moviegoers. The figure reflects broad audience interest in cinema across the region.
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England
Indians Steal Wives Unhampered by Law in New Mexico
New Mexico reservation officials report wife stealing among Pueblo Indians persists due to federal law. Census shows 905 more men than women. officials urge federal legislation to require that Indian marriages and divorces follow state laws where they reside, preserving tribal ceremonies but enforcing decency.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Tothern Pueblos
Washington
Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Most Northerly Golf Course Named Near Arctic Circle
The article claims the world’s most northerly golf course lies at Skagway, Alaska, about 490 miles from the Arctic Circle, highlighting its extreme northern location.
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Skagway
Alaska
Arctic Circle
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