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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1933
Page
2
The latest Jim Tully novel adaptation Laughter In Hell plays at the Broadhurst Friday and Saturday. Pat O Brien Merna Kennedy Gloria Stuart Berton Churchill and Tom Brown star in a vivid tale of mining riots and chain gangs.
Irene Dunne appears as a young chorus girl who rises through love and marriage to a titled Englishman, ending in tragedy. Phillips Holmes Lionel Atwill Una Merkel and Jean Parker co star as the drama unfolds over thirty years at the Broadhurst Theater showing Monday and Tuesday.
A fragment notes actor William Powell known for portraying lawyers or law related figures. The textual snippet suggests Powell frequently played the masterful attorney in films, highlighting his skilled, authoritative screen presence.
Monarch presents The Savage Girl at the Rialto with Rochelle Hudson in the title role. A man sized menagerie stars in a romantic Africa tale, with director Harry L Fraser noting animals often outshine actors in difficult scenes.
Loretta Young used extensive nighttime dancing as a health measure, requiring frequent exercise to stay fit. The movements served as a prescribed activity for her well being and recovery.
From her daytime work the powerful actress films Life Begins a motherhood drama that First National will present at the Rialto Theater.
Paramount screens Sylvia Sidney and Geo. Raft in The Pick Up Nature in the Raw and King Kong with Fay Wray and Bruce Cabot. Also That’s the Melody Master. Broadhurst offers Secrets of Madame Blanche with Irene Dunn and Phillips Holmes Harnyard Bank Tom and Jerry. Law yer Man with Wm Powell Jo an Silondell Fasy Street Charlie Chaplin Slaughter in Hell Pat O’Brien Gloria Stuart Art in the Raw Pickaninny Blues.
The page lists Savage Girl with Rochelle Hudson and Walter Bryan plus Strange Case Poison Ivy for Monday and Tuesday at the Rialto. Fox News is on Wednesday and Thursday followed by Life. Friday and Saturday feature Ridin' For Justice with Buck Jones, Clancy of the Mounted serial No 7 and Robinhood Terrytoon.
Hollywood fashion round up notes Mary Carlisle in beige crepe silk suit with red flaring lapels at a border of gray and a pancake sailor. Julie Hayden in a white Gandic dress with puff sleeves and blue satin tie. Patricia Ellis age 17 in navy wool with red knitted cuffs, Wynne Gibson in blue wool with matching accessories, Myrna Loy in pale blue gown with cape. A bill to require burial associations to pay cash claims faces opposition from undertakers and support from non association members.
Raleigh April 1 Undertakers have joined other lobbyists at the capital to seek favorable legislation. Burial associations organize groups of undertakers charging fees, with members receiving funeral services by the association. The system divides the profession as critics call burial societies benevolent while rival undertakers oppose affiliation.
Paris figures show a 12 percent drop in the 1933 French air budget from 1932. The subsidies total 83,855,480 dollars funding airlines civil pilot training touring sanitation aviation general development and prototype research and construction.
Miami area hotels begin using autogiro shuttles to meet arriving planes and transport guests between airports and inns. A similar service has also started at a Miami Beach hotel, reflecting modern travel trends.
RKO's King Kong stars Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong and Bruce Cabot. The 60 foot ape in exact scale led a two and a half year effort, beginning with Paleontologist inquiries in 1929 and culminating in a vast collection of prehistoric monsters built for the film.
Sylvia Sidney and George Raft head film plans in Pick Up an adaptation of Vina Delmar Red Book story produced by B P Schulberg. The duo known for New York stage roots move to Hollywood and star in a Paramount Theater engagement. Sidney plays the self sacrificing lover while Raft plays the reticent man with a deadly effect on women.
The piece surveys New York nightlife as beer returns, reviving honky tonks and cabarets. It links Irving Berlin Van and Schenck and Jimmy Durante to the revival and notes plans to convert theaters and hotels into beer gardens and emporiums. It also mentions Clarence Chamberlin backing a beer enterprise at Holmes Airport.
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