Broadhurst Play Week Sets Big Week Starting August 19
The Broadhurst theater in High Point announces a big week starting August 19 featuring three top films. The Idle Rich with Conrad Nagel and Bessie Love opens, followed by River of Romance with Mary Brian and Buddy Rogers, then Alice White in Broadway Babies with singing and dancing. Bargain matinees daily entice theatergoers.
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Trial Of Mary Dugan Comes To Broadhurst For Three Days
The all talking screen version of The Trial of Mary Dugan opens at the Broadhurst for a three day engagement. Norma Shearer stars with Raymond Hackett and a cast of noted stage and screen actors in the MGM production directed by Bayard Veiller.
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This Week at High Point Theatres Br oadhurst
The Times lists Mary Dugan on Monday through Wednesday at High Point Theatres Br oadhurst. Thursday to Saturday feature Four Marx Brothers in Cocoanuts with strong laughs and lively stage humor.
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Week's Screenings Include Prisoners Wings and The Tip Off
The schedule lists Cor iin Griffith in Prisoners Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday feature a return engagement of Wings. Friday and Saturday present Bill Cody in The Tip Off.
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American All Week Shelton Amos Art Players Show
The Shelton Amos Art Players perform two acts titled Her Unborn and Twin Beds as part of a weeklong series. The brief program highlights a twopart showcase with midweek performances and ongoing local theater.
Ritz Shows at the Hotel Tonight in Black Waters
The Ritz Theatre runs a four day lineup with Monday Tuesday Wednesday feature Black Waters. Thursday presents Broadway Fever. Friday and Saturday show The Other Woman's Story.
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Black Waters at the Ritz with an all star cast
Herbert Wilcox brings Black Waters to the Ritz for Monday to Wednesday. The 100 percent dialogue photoplay stars James Kirkwood Mary Brian Lloyd Hamilton Robert Ames and Frank Reicher from The Fog and The Cat And The Canary. A San Francisco waterfront mystery thriller ends in a ship cabin climax.
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Wings Returns to Rialto Theater for Showings
The Rialto theater will screen Paramount’s Wings on Wednesday and Thursday. Clara Bow and Charles Rogers have risen to stardom since casting, with Richard Arlen and Gary Cooper also advancing notably in the past year.
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Unborn Child Leads Shelton-Amos to five-week run
The Shelton-Amos Art Players open a five week engagement at the American Theater with Her Unborn Child a four act comedy from New York and Chicago runs two years and draws large crowds A matinee Wednesday at 2 30 admits ladies only For the last three days Twin Beds will be staged a uproarious farce comedy that has millions of fans and promises constant laughs.
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Woodchoppers Find Steady Work Amid Gate Notice
Nagels Lustige Welt from Berlin reports a gate notice keeping beggars away. The tactic claims to deter visitors while woodchoppers gain ongoing employment, described as highly effective.
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Prisoners at Rialto Two Days
Corrine Griffith stars in Ferenc Molnar adaptation Prisoners at Rialto Theater for two days. Ian Keith and Otto Matten play key roles. Forrest Halsey wrote the screenplay and William A. Seiter directed the film based on Molnar’s novel about a Bohemian Hungarian woman’s journey from nightlife to love and freedom near Budapest.
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Methodical Madness in a Tiny Town Exchange
An Aberdonian speaks to his wife about a planned walk to town to see shops, only to find them shut. She questions the idea while he insists he has not forgotten that situation, asserting he’s not daft. The exchange captures a comical, rustic back-and-forth tone.
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