Rialto Showcases Under Suspicion With Real North West Backdrop
The Rialto opens Monday and Tuesday with Under Suspicion, a Fox Movietone romantic thriller set against the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police background. Major General Perry provided technical guidance during filming to ensure authenticity, starring Lois Moran and J Harold Murray with a strong supporting cast. A second feature, Midnight Mystery, arrives Wednesday and Thursday from Radio Pictures, featuring Betty Compson and Lowell Sherman in a brisk thriller with notable performances.
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Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Canadian Rockies
Aylsworth Bowen Perry
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Far Northwest
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J. Harold Murray
J. M. Kerrigan
Marie Saxon
Lumsden Hare
Erwin Connelly
George Brent
Talking Screen
Miato Theater
Radio Pictures
Betty Compson
Lowell Sherman
Midnight Mystery and Texas Skies In Local Cine Stay
Broadhurst directs Midnight Mystery a Turkestyled adaptation of Hawk Island about a stormy Maine coast castle party unfolding over a twelve hour night of electrifying adventure. Bob Custer stars in Under Texas Skies a thrilling western at Rialto with praise for his action prowess and potential stage talent.
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Rialto Theater
Bob Custer
Only Saps Work Comes Tomorrow at Broadhurst Theater
Paramount presents the farcial comedy Only Saps Work at the Broadhurst theater for a two day run starting tomorrow. Leon Errol, famed Follies star, headlines alongside Richard Arlen in a light comedy with rapid costume changes and stage screen dual role antics. Bert Lytell stars in Brothers, a Columbia drama featuring twin impersonation scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at the same venue.
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Bert Lytell
Paramount
Broadhurst Theater
Leon Errol
Ziegfeld
New York
Border Legion
Brothers
Columbia
At the Theaters This Week at Broadhurst
The week at Broadhurst features Richard Arlen and Mary Brian in Only Saps Work on Monday and Tuesday, Bert Lytell with Dorothy Sebastian in Brothers on Wednesday and Thursday, and Chapter No 2 Spell of the Circus on Friday and Saturday plus Africa Speaks described as the strangest film ever made.
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Broadhurst
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
Bert Lytell
Dorothy Sebastian
Africa
Meade
Rialto Schedule: Suspicion Noir and Mystery Westerns
On Monday and Tuesday the Rialto shows Un der Suspicion starring Lois Moran and J Harold Murray and Midnight Mystery with Betty Compson and Lowell Sherman. Friday and Saturday feature Bob Custer in Under Texas Skies and Phantom of the West chapter three with Tom Tyler.
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Rialto
Lois Moran
J. Harold Murray
Betty Compson
Lowell Sherman
Bob Custer
Texas
Tom Tyler
New Broadway Schedule Highlights Week With Stars
Monday only Jack Mulhall and Ned Sparks headline The Fall ey while Tuesday and Wednesday feature Clara Bow with Stanley Smith Stuart Erwin Mitzi Green and Skeets Gallagher in Love Among the Millionaires. Thursday brings Hunting Tigers In India an authentic adventure film. Buck Jones stars in Shadow Ranch on Friday and Saturday with school children admitted earlier in the day.
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Broadway
Jack Mulhall
Ned Sparks
Clara Bow
Stanley Smith
Stuart Erwin
Mitzi Green
Skeets Gallagher
Farway India
India
Buck Jones
Banks To Reopen Believes Examiner
RALEIGH January 3 The state bank examiner John Mitchell said many banks that closed in North Carolina late last year are likely to reopen within months under deferred payment agreements with depositors He cited Mechanics Savings Bank Raleigh Scotland County Savings Bank Laurinburg and banks at Everett Mars Hill Burnsville Marshall Andrews Hendersonville with a new bank formed at Hendersonville
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Haysville
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Merger of Eastern Railroad Heads Aired
Washington January 3 A special Interstate Commerce Commission meeting was called to discuss consolidation plans among eastern railroads. A statement may be issued today as a decision point. formal filings by Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania Nickel Plate and New York Central have not been filed but a letter outlining the plans has been received.
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Pennsylvania
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510 Co-ops In Egypt Reported In Cairo
Cairo reports 510 registered cooperative societies with 42 142 members. The Tala cooperative sold 500 kantars of cotton during October for the produce of 35 members. Prices obtained were about one dollar above the prevailing market rate.
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Ruth Chatterton Leads Paramount Drama Week
Ruth Chatterton stars in The Right to Love at Paramount, a dramatic three role showcase with Naomi and Brook, backed by Paul Lukas Irving Pichel and Oscar Apfel as cast. The program continues with Kay Francis Passion Flower and Tolable David featuring Kay Johnson Lewis Stone and Joan Peers.
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Paramount
Passion Flower
David
Kay Francis
Joseph Hergesheim
Able David
Paul Lukas
Irving Pichel
David Manners
Oscar Apfel
Susan Glaspell
Brook Evans
Kathleen Norris
William de Mille
Kay Johnson
Charles Bickford
Kay Francie
Lewis Stone
Tol
Miss Peers
New York Stage
Columbia
Joe Cook
Paramount Offers Noiseless System In New Talking Picture
Ruth Chatterton's new drama at the Paramount Monday marks the first local showing of a program recorded on a noiseless system by Western Electric. The system, perfected after years of study, reportedly reproduces dialogue and effects without background noise, greatly improving sound quality over the old method. "The Right to Love" is the first picture made with the new process, with many others started and expected to adopt it soon.
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Ruth Chatterton
Paramount
Paul Lukas
Naomi
Caleb Evans
Brook
Caleb
China
Miss Chatterton
Naomi Kellogg
Western Electric
Strange Picture at Broadhurst: Africa Speaks on Lions
Paul L. Hoefler, leader of the Colorado African Expedition, discusses filming Africa Speaks at the Broadhurst. He recalls the lion as temperamental yet fearless and explains the camera setup in a thorn-bordered boma used to capture close-ups of big cats in their natural habitat.
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Paul L. Hoefler
Colorado
Broadhurst
Lions use thorn wall to stage hunting ambush described
Describes how lions evade a thorn boma by circling the area and waiting for meat bait placed eighteen feet in front. They approach the kill after careful observation, always aware of observers yet never crossing the thorn barrier. Aimed to secure staged by-play with a changed hunting course.
Short Comedy Team Appears In Paramount Longest Show
The longest Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy film to date will be shown at Paramount on Wednesday and Thursday. The Oliver and Hardy Murder Case will be paired with Passion Flower, running about thirty minutes vs their prior twenty minute shorts. The duo are in demand for a feature project, following Harold Lloyd’s rise via three reel comedies.
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Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Paramount
Oliver and Hardy
Harold Lloyd
Forest Service Faces Reconstruction in Five Southern States
Washington dispatch reports KR Y Stuart, chief, detailing reconstruction challenges across the Southern Appalachians. He cites yellow chestnut blight and fires harming timber in Virginia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia. He says natural regrowth will occur slowly with forest service aid and that utilization values drive the pace of improvements.
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Forest Service
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Virginia
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South Carolina
Tennsee
Georgia
Stuart
England loses seven million working weeks to colds last year
A government health briefing shows common colds reduced England’s productivity by about seven million working weeks in the previous year. It notes widespread illness across ages, with economic losses linked to sickness absence and medical costs.
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