Sunshine Revue opens at American Tomorrows
A fragment notes the first production 3 Sunshine Revue presented in the American West, highlighting attractions and the debut of a Western theater program.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
2
A fragment notes the first production 3 Sunshine Revue presented in the American West, highlighting attractions and the debut of a Western theater program.
Suntime Booking extends coast to coast with six to eight offices and new Virginia North Carolina circuit. American Theatre promises Hank's Sunshine Revue with twenty cast, Four Musical Kings, Tom Collins and ten chorus girls. Prices set at 35 40 and 50 cents. policy seeks wholesome family entertainment on trial basis to gauge public response.
Rudolph Valentino stars as an Italian count who comes to America to enter business in Cobra at Broadway theater Monday and Tuesday. Nita Naldi plays the cobra woman and Gertrude Olmstead appears in a sympathetic blonde role with Casson Ferguson as the count’s friend.
Beginning Thursday December 10 the Orpheum will show larger productions. The opening feature is The Phantom of the Opera Universal’s grand film based on Gaston Leroux novel. Lon Chaney stars as the Phantom with Norman Kerry and Mary Philbin. The production features authentic Paris Opera House sets and dramatic color effects.
Critics call the Phantom of the Opera one of cinema historys outstanding pictures. C S Sewell of Motion Picture News praises its sustained tension and suspense, lavish staging, and the vivid color presentation of the Faust opera within the world’s largest opera house.
A man who earned $15,000,000 on Wall Street keeps active by running up columns of figures. He stays focused on financials as a daily workout, blending wealth with meticulous arithmetic.
Mary Wooley of Mount Holyoke College offers the view that girls who pet now will remember it with embarrassment later. The remark reflects attitudes on propriety and behavior in the period.
A hotel burned at night in Florida and guests fled in scanty clothing. In New York, burglars took jewels in Tarrytown, then hurried away. A Mobile Alabama man attempted to abduct and force marriage with a girl. Films educate public behavior.
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