Opening of Broadhurst Theater With Don Q Feature
The Broadhurst theater opens Monday night at 7 with Douglas Fairbanks in The Son of Zero. Two shows nightly, matinees at 3. Plan includes affordable prices and a golden pipe organ with soloist Mrs. Quinn. Southern Harmanadors provide orchestra music each night. Charley's Aunt follows the feature.
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Will My Dreams Come True Featured at Broadhurst Theatre
Nat L Royster wrote the song with Robert E Mitchell providing organ music for the opening week at the new Broadhurst theatre. Royster is Warner Brothers Southern theatres general manager and Mitchell is the Broadway Charlotte theatre organist. Warner’s broad lineup of forty supreme classics will be shown exclusively at Broadhurst though Warners do not own the local venue.
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Rankin Named Chief Electrician For New Greensboro House
Charles Rankin, famed state electrician, to oversee projection at the Broadhurst theater. He brings decades of theater experience and will use Powers motion picture machines and a new flickerless transverter system to improve screen steadiness. Local press lauds his expertise and the theater’s upcoming showings.
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