Strange Interlude Opens At Paramount On Monday
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer brings Eugene O Neill drama to the talking screen with Norma Shearer and Clark Gable in the leads. The feature, staged on Broadway, uses a bold dialogue technique and spans thirty years of life requiring aging makeup for several stars.
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Rackety Rax at Broadhurst Stars McLaglen in Comedy
Victor McLaglen leads Rackety Rax a Broadway comedy at the Broadhurst Monday and Tuesday with Greta Nissen Nell O Day and others. The plot features boxing and football satire amid schemes to profit from college sports and an insurance rescue ending happily with a place in the hall of fame for Marie.
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Dressler Moran Comedy Opens Paramount Thursday
Ma rie Dressler and Polly Moran star in Prosperity a Zelda Sears story at the Paramount. The two mothers-in law clash amid domestic chaos as Norman Foster and Anita Page cope with quarrels and a looming divorce.
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False Faces at Broadhurst Stages Wednesday
Lowell Sherman stars in False Faces at the Broadhurst with about 25 leading players. The plot follows a vain plastic surgeon who exploits wealth and influence to profit from victims until a swift, dramatic punishment arrives in an unexpected climax.
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Dickie Moore Plays Regular Guy After Fame
Seven year old Dickie Moore stars at the Rialto in Columbia's Deception joining Leo Carrillo Nat Pendleton Thelma Todd and Barbara Weeks. Despite fame he remains a regular kid in a famous family.
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Leonard Players Open at Broadway in Farce Lineup
J R Wagner announces Leonard Players take over the Broadway with farce comedies for the winter season. Opening is Is Marriage a Failure with Bunny Stricker, Gladys Pennington, Gene Phan and others. The article notes the family’s Broadway ties and young Dickie Moore’s film career.
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