Broadhurst Theater Plans Fifth Anniversary Film Gala
The Broadhurst marks its fifth year with three feature films Claudette Colbert in Manslaughter John McCormack in The Fox Movietone romance and Jack Oakie in Lets Go Native Claims the lineup showcases modern star power and lively Hollywood wit with a diverse mix of drama romance and comedy set to run two days each
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Broadhurst
Wieteres
Claudett
Colbert
Jote McCormack
Jack Oakie
Bic Paramount
Machattan
Maurice Chevalier
New York
Eugene O'Neill
Naples
Die
Hheater
Claudette Colbert
Ste
Paramount
Hollywood
Miss Colbert
Lydia Thorne
Lydia
Tom Mix to perform with Sells Floto Circus in Greensboro
Sells Floto Circus brings Tom Mix and his horse Tony to Greensboro on September 11 with a two ring show. The act features Cervantes Spanish acrobats Shubert aerials Mabel Pelkey and 50 giant menagerie with 1100 staff. Two daily performances at 2 and 8 with a 10000 seat tent and early doors.
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Sells Floto Circus
Mix
America
Tom Mix
Tony
Greensboro
Cervantes
John
Gertrude Shubert
Mabel Pelkey
Schwarz Sisters
Koban
Terrell
Ward
Sells Floto
Al Jolson Magnetic Star At American Theater
Al Jolson shines in Big Boy at the American theater starting September 8 through 11. The Singing Fool is expanding worldwide in German French and Spanish markets with Sonny Boy a hit in cabarets and radios. Big Boy follows Jolson as Gus a colored jockey in the Kentucky Derby directed by Alan Crosland with Claudia Dell and others in the cast. Other Warners and First National titles like Top Speed and Bright Lights are slated for soon.
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al Jols
Warner Brothers
Vitaphone
al Jolson
Germany
Sonny Boy
Big Boy
Jol
Gus
Jolson
Alan Crosland
Claudia Dell
Louise Closser Hale
Lloyd Hughes
Eddie Phillips
Lew Harvey
Franklin Batie
John Harron
Harold Attridge
William K. Wells
Perry Vekroff
Warners
First National Pictures
Joe E. Brown
Dorothy Mackaill
Alice White to Appear in Sweethearts on Parade at American Theater
Alice White stars in Sweethearts on Parade a three day engagement at the American Theatre tomorrow. The comedy features a department store window demonstration with a bathtub brush and a cast including Lloyd Hughes and Marie Prevost in a lively film from the era.
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Alice White
Lloyd Hughes
Alice
Moses
Miss White
Marie Prevost
Comedienne
Queen High Inspires Comic Rivalry on Screen
Stanley Smith and Ginger Rogers headline the Paramount screen version of Queen High the playful tale of two partners in a novelty clothing venture whose clash leads to a clever poker bet for who serves as the other’s butler. Directed by Marshall Neilan the film opens Thursday through Saturday at the American Theatre with a supporting cast including Ruggles Morgan Carrington and Brown.
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Stanley Smith
Paramount
New York
Ginger Rogers
Houston
Texas
Smith
Charleston
Publix
Nancy Carroll
Puff Randolph
Manhattan
Miss Rogers
Schwab and Mandel
Charlie Ruggles
Frank Morgan
Helen Carrington
Betty Garde
Tom Brown
Ruggles
Queen High
Kenneth Thompson
Ray Cooke
Wilbur Mack
Max Asher
Ernest Wood
Marshall Neilan
Hollywood
Montana
Dorothy Gulliver
Slim Sommerville
Harlan
American Theatre
Radio Sets In Czacho Slovakia Reach 282000
The report states 282000 radio sets are in operation across Czacho Slovakia, reflecting growing domestic communication and media access. Authorities track regional distribution and potential impacts on public information.
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Czacho
Slovakia
African Air Line Aims Paris to Congo Route
Paris and Belgian air officials plan a weekly air line carrying mail with future passenger and express service. The Antwerp to Brussels Paris Perpignan Algiers Gap Lake Chad Fort Lamy Elizabethville route targets Belgian Congo with Madagascar extension potential.
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Paris
Belgian Congo
Antwerp
Brussels
Perpignan
Algiers
Gap
Lake Tchad
Fort Lamy
Elizabethville
Madagascar
Sound films progress in Japan outpacing Europe
Reports indicate sound motion pictures are advancing more rapidly in Japan than in several European nations, signaling shifting momentum in early cinema technology and global adoption.
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Japan
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Tommy Clifford
Jeanette MacDonald
Kay Francis
Skeets Gallagher
Eugene Pallette
James Hall
William Austin
George Marion, Jr
Percy Heath
Buddy Roger
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King Skeets
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Magnetic Star
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High Point
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Flying Marine
Shirley Mason
Jason Robards
Benny Rubin, Marceline Day
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Gary Cooper
Warner Bros. Presents
Liza Lee
Baby and
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Warner Bros
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