Love Brings Garbo Gilbert Stars Together in Anna Karenina
John Gilbert and Greta Garbo reunite to star as Count Vronsky and Anna in Love at the Broadhurst. Edmund Goulding directs a lavish film featuring a Russian-Dynastic backdrop with notable support from George Fawcett Brandon Hurst and Philippe De Lacy.
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John Gilbert
Greta Garbo
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Tolstoy
Russia
Broadhurst Theatre
Gilbert
Count Vronsky
Merry Widow
Miss Garbo
Anna
Edmund Goulding
George Fawcett
Brandon Hurst
Karenia
Philippe de Lacy
Emily Fitzroy
Michael Pleschkoff
Prince Yeucca Troubetzkoy
Theodore Lodi
Greta Garbo and
Chaplin Stars in The Circus at Broadhurst
Charlie Chaplin appears in The Circus at the Broadhurst theatre with Merna Kennedy and a cast including Harry Crocker Henry Bergman Betty Morrissey and Allan Garcia. The two year in making film marks Chaplin’s return after The Gold Rush and is promoted as a low brow comedy for high brows.
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Charlie Chaplin
Broadhurst Theatre
Charlie
Merna Kennedy
Harry Crocker
Henry Bergman
Betty Morrissey
Allan Garcia
United Artists Corporation
Chaplin
Hollywood
Frost
Metropolis shown at Rialto theater in city
Review notes Metropolis as a futuristic city with underground workers and a revolt led by a first female mechanical being. Sets are striking with multi level streets and vast machines. Critics praise European production ahead of its time and urge audiences not to miss the film tomorrow and Tuesday.
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Woolworth
R. U. RR
John Masterman
UFA
Metropolis
New York Daily Mirror
Little Playhouse
The
Rialto
Hearts of Men at the Orpheum Tomorrow
The James Oliver Curwood tale Hearts of Men comes to the Orpheum tomorrow and Tuesday. Cornelius Keefe plays engineer John Gaunt whose grand metropolitan project faces a money power obstacle led by Warner Richmond, threatening his marriage to Mildred Harris's Alice Weston. The plot builds to a bold, original climax. The lacrosse note mentions 12 players on a team.
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James Oliver Curwood
Orpheum Theatre
Hearts of Men
Curwood
John Gaunt
Cornelius Keefe
Warner Richmond
Alice Weston
Mildred Harris
Music Club Federation Concludes Eighth Convention
Orangeburg April 14 The South Carolina Federation of Music Clubs closed its eighth annual convention after a record turnout. District president Mrs Cora Cox Lucas and national vice president Mrs Williams Arms Fisher addressed the assembly. Winners of state federation pins in junior contests were named for piano violin voice composition and musicianship with several Columbia Chester Sumter and New York professionals judging.
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Orangeburg
8. C
South Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Cora Cox Lucas
Greensboro
N. C
Williams Arms Fisher
Boston
H. M. Stuckey
Sumter
Milés Mary Herndon
Union
Irene Weston
Columbia
Julia Lowry
Olivia Ledbetter
Laura Crouch
Carroll Glenn
Chester
Dorothy Byrd
William Woods
Abbie Bryan
Viola Williams Woods
Virginia Walker
Sara White
Barbara McMaster
Dorothy Levkoff
Sara Spencer
Frances and
Dorsey Whittington
Nina Gunin
New York
Bulls Headed Off For A Spell By Credit Fears
New York April 14. Fears of higher credit rates, the Wall Street bugaboo, turned back the bulls of the stock market. An early attack on General Motors knocked price about $5 a share, sobering those bidding for high priced stocks. A few lower priced leaders rose to new peaks, but overall the market showed a orderly weary retreat with lingering pessimism on the monetary outlook.
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New York
Wall Street
General Motors
Stock market closes with record volume and delayed tape
Investors unload holdings amid forecasts of a federal reserve rediscount rate rise. U S Steel Radio Bethlehem Steel Dupont Wright Aeronautical drop $2 to $6 as total sales exceed two million shares for the fifth Saturday, delaying the last quote by 53 minutes after the close. General Motors recovers to $196 with a $2.37% loss.
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Federal Reserve
U. S. Steel
Radio
Bethlehem, Steel
Dupont
Wright Aeronautical
General Motors
Richard Dix Shows Signs of Recovery After Illness
Hollywood star Richard Dix, hospitalized in Hollywood California after emergency appendectomy and pneumonia, rallied today. His physician said barring unforeseen complications he will recover.
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Richard Dix
Hollywood
Cal
Sides to Join Kester Furniture as Salesman
Goes With Kester W. A. Sides, formerly with the Red Bell Shoe store, will be connected with the Kester Furniture Co. in the capacity of salesman, commencing Monday, April 16. Mr. Sides has had wide retail sales experience and will be glad to meet his friends in his new location.
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Kester W
Blue Grass Your and Variety Acts Dominate Local Vaudeville
American Theatre presents a popular allweek vaudeville bill featuring the Blue Grass Your from Old Raintuck with a Breeze of Harmony. Acts include Norman the frog man in A Night in the Everglades, Funny Capers with Will and Lillian Kaufman, Eddie Rey Miriam Conway Yves Thomas duo, and Billy Swede Hall with Miss Jennie Colburn in Hilda.
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Raintuck
Norman
Everglades
Will
Lillian Kaufman
Eddie Rey
Miriam Conway
Yves Thomas
Billy
Hall
Jennie Colburn
Hilda
Miss Colburn
Missionary Society to Meet Monday at First Baptist
Members of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Circle number 3 will oversee the nursery during the session.
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Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
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