Broadhurst Features Three Stars In Major Theatrical Run
Broadhurst's Greater New Show World presents Way Out West with Haines Hyams and Oakie in The Sap From Syracuse and For the Defense with Powell and Kay Francis. Openings Monday and Friday showcase Western farce, comic romance, and courtroom drama across two days each.
Broadhurst Presents Trio of Stars in New Show Hits
At the Broadhurst theater three new show hits join the week’s bill featuring William Haines in Way Out West with Leila Hyams on Monday and Tuesday, Jack Oakie in The Sap From Syracuse on the lower left, and William Powell with Kay Francis in For the Defense on Friday. Powell risks everything to save the woman he loves from the law as a thrilling climax unfolds.
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William Haines
Jack Oakie
William Powell
Fort Tejon
Gallup
New Mexico
Haines
Syracuse
Oakie
Paramount
Powell
Kay Francis
Bill Foster
New York
Powel
Broadhurst
Leila Hyams
Big hits booked for show at Broadhurst Theater
The Broadhurst Theater announced a new season lineup starting this week. Featured titles include Greta Garbo in Romance and The Bride of the Regiment, Clara Bow in Love Among the Millionaires, Norma Shearer in Let Us Be Gay, Claudette Colbert in Man slaughter and Anybody's Woman, Richard Barthelmess in The Dawn Patrol, the Marx Brothers in Animal Crackers, and Gary Cooper in The Spoilers, with more premieres to follow as release dates set.
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Great Garbo
Clara Bow
Moran and Mack
Norma Shearer
Marx Brothers
Greta Garbo
Mitzi Grene
Claudette Colbert
Common Clay
N. Y
Roxy
Richard Barthelmess
Gary Cooper
Dorothy Arzner Directs Ruth Chatterton in Paramount Film
Ruth Chatterton stars with Clive Brook in Anybody's Woman directed by Dorothy Arzner for Paramount. Arzner previously helmed Sarah and Son and brings a strong studio match to the project.
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Dorothy Arzner
Sarah and Son
Ruth Chatterton
Anybody
Paramount
Clive Brook
Miss Chatterton
Prohibition Fines Down as 180000 Saloons Closed
About 180000 saloons were closed in the United States as the result of the Prohibition Amendment. The roundup signals a major shift in drinking habits and urban commerce during the era of national abstinence.
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United States
King of Jazz at Paramount theater shines with star lineup
Paramount announces King of Jazz starring Paul Whiteman and an international orchestra. The Technicolor revue, directed by John Murray Anderson, features eight musical spectacles with vaudeville stars, stunning costumes, lavish sets, and top talents like Laura La Plante John Boles Jeanette Loff Grace Hayes and Rose Statler.
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John Murray Anderson
New York
Greenwich Village
Paul Whiteman
King of Jazz
Laura la Plante
John Boles
Jeanette Loff
Stanley Smith
Ruesell Markett
Grace Hayes
Billy Kent
Charles Irwin
Paul Howard
al Norman
Tommy Atkins
Neil O’day
Europe
Berlin
Rose Statler
Jeanie Lang
Women’s Prison Wing Built On Set For Manslaughter
The women’s section of a modern prison was built on a Paramount Hollywood sound stage for scenes in the talking picture Manslaughter starring Claudette Colbert and Frederic March.
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Paramount
Hollywood Studios
Claudette Colbert
Frederic March
Oscar Apfel Stars in Early Talkie Troupe
Oscar Apfel, noted director and actor, appears with Gary Cooper in Paramount's major all talking production The Spoilers. He previously directed the suspenseful screen thriller Ten Nights in a Barroom, an early example of his craft.
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Paul Whiteman
Oscar Apfel
Gary Cooper
Paramount
Four Stars Star in Paramount Comedy Social Errors
Four stars headline the Paramount comedy Social Errors with Leon Errol Richard Arien Mary Prian and Stuart Erwin delivering the lead performances in a lively ensemble.
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Leon Errol
Richard Arien
Mary Prian
Stuart Erwin
Maude's Hearth Rules Grumpy Star Cyril Maude Debuts
English stage star Cyril Maude makes his talking picture debut in Paramount's Grumpy. He states his health formula is keep busy and happy as the film activity fuels his energy and mood.
Porto Rico Growers Develop Large Sweet Lemons
Growers in Porto Rico have developed lemons nearly as large as grapefruit and sweet enough to be eaten without sugar.
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Porto Rico
Real Sisters In American Picture at the American Theater
The film Sisters starring Sally ONeil and Molly ODay opens at the American theater after a census inspired plot. A census taker hero drives the romance and the comedy with Vitaphone acts and news. Oklahoma Cyclone, a Trem Carr western, features Bob Steele and plays Thursday through Saturday.
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United States Census Bureau
Washington
Columbia Pictures Corporation
American Theater
Sally O’neil
Molly O’day
Bob Steele
Tiffany
Trem Carr
J. P. McCarthy
Oregon
Fendleton
Portland
Glendale
California
Glendale High School
Universal
Glendale High
Not Damaged at Paramount with Lois Moran and Walter Byron
Lois Moran stars in Not Damaged at the Paramount showing Wednesday and Thursday. She plays a New York department store clerk who falls for Walter Byron after initially repelling him, leading to a romantic complication with Robert Ames the store radio mechanic.
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Hollywood
Lois Moran
Walter Byron
Paramount Theatre
Miss Moran
New York
Robert Ames
Lois
Byron
Ames
American Thursdays and Fridays a Reckless Proposal
A troubled girl resents a planned date and pushes Kyron toward a wild party. The plot twists quickly with sharp reversals, keeping readers engaged through to the ending.
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Kyron
Richard Arlen Dives in Sea God On Para mount Schedule
Actor Richard Arlen appears in The Sea God wearing a diver's outfit as part of the 1930 31 Para mount production lineup. The film is noted among the era's most novel offerings on the studio's new schedule.
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Richard Arlen
Paramount
Italy Orders Denatured Alcohol in Motor Fuels
Under a royal decree Italy requires all motor fuels to contain at least 30 percent domestic denatured alcohol.
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Italy
George O'Brien Shines as Star Athlete in Paramount Film
George O'Brien famed film star and athlete demonstrates speed and skill during filming of the Fox Movie tone production Rough Romance at Paramount theater. He learns lumberjack tasks and climbs a big tree with lumberjacks watching in the Cascade Range near Tacoma to top the tree in authentic style.
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George O’brien
Fox Movietone
Paramount Theater
O’brien
Tacomas
Washington
Cascade Range
Air commerce violators rise in second quarter
Aeronautic Branch of the U S Department of Commerce tried 177 violators in the second quarter. Fines were assessed in 53 cases, 20 reprimands issued, 63 licenses suspended, 12 revoked, 5 denied, and 24 cases dismissed.
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Washington, D. C
Aeronautic Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
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