Bebe Daniels Stars In The Maltese Falcon at Broadhurst
Bebe Daniels appears in The Maltese Falcon with a platinum blonde wig to enhance her adventurous heroine role. The Warner Brothers drama opens at the Broadhurst tomorrow, with Ricardo Cortez Thelma Todd Dudley Digges and Una Merkel in supporting roles under director Roy Del Ruth.
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Warner Brothers
Broadhurst Theater
Miss Daniels
Daniela
Ricardo Cortez
Thelma Todd
Dudley Digges
Robert Elliott
Una
Fairbanks Stars in New Romance “Chances” at Paramount
World War love story shown at Paramount for two days features Douglass Fairbanks Jr. as Jack Ingleside. Rose Hobart plays the heroine with Anthony Bushell as the fighting brother. Supporting roles include Holmes Herbert Mary Forbes Edmund Breen and Tyrrell Davis.
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Western Front
Rose Hobart
Anthony Bushell
Holmes Herbert
Mary Forbes
Edmond Breen
Harry Allen
Jeanne Fenwick
Edward Morgan
Tyrrell Davis
Young Fairbanks
Jack Ingleside
Jack Holt Stars in White Shoulders at Broadhurst
South American millionaire Gordon Kent travels to New York after marrying a chorus girl The couple's romance sours when she elopes with another man. Holt's portrayal blends charm and revenge as the plot unfolds on Broadway with Radio Pictures.
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Broadway
Jack Holt
Broadhurst Theater
Gordon Kent
Brazil
New York
Jack A
City Lights silent Chaplin film heads to Broadway
Charlie Chaplin brings City Lights to the Broadway theater for a full week starting tomorrow. The romantic comedy in pantomime features Virginia Cherrill as a blind flower girl and Harry Myers as a boozy Croesus, with Chaplin guiding a soundless, clever satire on speech and love.
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City Lights
Film Colony
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Charlie
Millonaire
Virginia Cherrill
Harry Myers
Firefighters take center stage in The Third Alarm at Broadhurst
Tiffany special feature at the Broadhurst theater Wednesday and Thursday presents a tale of brave firemen led by Emilie Johnson. The cast includes Anita Louise James Hall Paul Hurst Jean Hersholt Hobart Bosworth Mary Doran Walter Perry and Nita Martan among many others with Emory Johnson directing and RCA Photophone recording.
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Ture
Tiffany
Broadhurst Theater
Emilie Johnson
Emory Johnson
RCA Photophone
Anita Louise
James Hall
Paul Hurst
Jean Hersholt
Hobart Bosworth
Mary Doran
Walter Perry
Nita Martan
Queen Neith Tomb Unearthed at Memphis Site in Egypt
Excavators at ancient Memphis uncover the tomb of Queen Neith, daughter of epo I, believed to be over 4,200 years old. They reveal about 60 lines of well preserved inscriptions shedding light on history language and religious beliefs of the old empire.
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Sakkara
Egypt
Memphis
Neith
Epo I
Old Empire
Denver Speeding Judge Imposes Fine by Mile Rate
Police Judge Walter E. White fines Gerald W. Vincent one dollar for each mile per hour over the speed limit. The judgment assigns the per mile rate to the actual speed, not the excess over limit, signaling a strict, unusual approach in a speeding case in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Walter E. White
Gerald W. Vincent
Ventriloquist Matthews Appears Before Magistrate
Bradford Matthews faced Mag istrate O Donnel for blocking traffic. Matthews used a wooden dummy to speak through the dummy to the judge, who was intrigued and dismissed the case.
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Baltimore
Bradford Matthews
O'Donnel
Matthews
Paramount Free Show At The Paramount Theater
A free program titled The House That Shadows Built will be shown at the Paramount theater Friday morning starting 10 30 o’clock and lasting about one hour. The program features clips from upcoming Paramount pictures with stars such as Marlene Dietrich Maurice Chevalier Claudette Colbert Fredric March the Four Marx Brothers Gary Cooper George Bancroft Nancy Carroll and many others. Doors open 10 15 and admission is free to all audiences for this preview of new films and rising talents.
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Paramount Theater
Marlene Dietrich
Maurice Chevalier
Claudette Colbert
Fredric March
Four Marx Brothers
Gary Cooper
George Bancroft
Nancy Carroll
Paramount
I Take This Woman Stars Cooper and Lombard at Paramount
Gary Cooper plays Tom McNair a rugged western husband who marries Kay a society girl played by Carole Lombard. The plot follows their rocky Wyoming marriage and Kay s return to New York with a dramatic climax as Tom asserts to reclaim her. The film directed by Marion Gering and Slavko Vorkapich opens at Paramount Monday for two days.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Paramount
Gary Cooper
Carole Lombard
Tom McNair
New York
Kay
Tom
Wyoming
Toms
William Powell
Helen Ware
Lester Vail
Charlies Trowbridge
Woman
Marion Gering
Slavko Vorkapich
Paramount Theater
City Lights Funfest Feels Like Greatest Comedy Night
A giant dose of laughs gaiety and surprises showcases the unmatched artistry of the era’s top comedian making City Lights a memorable funfest for all.
Confessions of a Co-Ed at the Paramount
Sylvia Sidney leads in Confessions of a Co-Ed a modern drama based on a sorority diary. Phillips Holmes Norman Foster play the two collegians as the film follows love conflict and loyalty through early married life while director David Burton guides the authentic campus perspective at the Paramount on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Paramount
Sylvia Sidney
Phillipe Holmes
Norman Foster
David Burton
New York
Miss Sidney
Theodore Odreiser
Phillips Holmes
Clyde Griffiths
Theaters This Week Showings With Gary Cooper and More
Theaters this week present Gary Cooper in I Take This Woman and Our Gang in School's Out. Birds of a Feather appears with Paramount News and Pip Woes on Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday feature Chances with Doug Fairbanks Jr and Bimbo's Initiation and Three Wise Clucks in Comedy.
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Gary Cooper
Paramount Sound News
Pip Woes
Fok Nn Olmes
Temple of Love
Traveltalk
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Bimbo
Paramount Sound
Film Schedule Highlights for Monday and Tuesday
The Maltese Falcon stars Bebe Daniels and Cab Waiting is a comedy. Pathe Sound News and Third Alarm with James Hall are shown. That’s Mine features Traveling Salesman and Blue Grass King screens. Also Spotlight on Fox Movietone News. Friday and Saturday present White Shoulders with Jack Holt. The Fly Guy cartoon and Serial No. 10 Hero of the Flames are listed.
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Bebe Daniels
Pathe Sound News
James Hall
Sportlight
Fox Movietone News
Jack Holt
Radio and Stage slate featuring Bennetts and serialized thrills
Monday and Tuesday airings include Hash Money with Joan Bennett and the comedy Hot and Bothered along with audio reviews and short features Just For a Song She Snoops To Conquer Panhe Comedy Tale of Tutila Vagabond. Friday and Saturday present Partners of the Trails with Tom Tyler King of the Wild Serial No. 1 and the last episode of Mystery Trooper.
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Joan Bennett
Pathe
Tom Tyler
Meanest Thieves Rob Rabbits From Kipling Home
Reported in Philadelphia, thieves ransacked George H. Kipling's residence and carried off 14 prize rabbits. Unable to seize more, the intruders killed the remaining 15 rabbits in the Q street property.
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Philadelphia
George H. Kipling
Kipling
Sailor Butts Window After Seeing Reflection
Claude Schneider, a sailor, walked to a restaurant plate glass window in Milwaukee and, after muttering at his reflection, lowered his head and butt into the pane. The incident left the window damaged and Schneider reportedly in a fit of agitation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Claude Schneider
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