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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1935
Page
2
A tale unfolds with a man failing to scare off suitors and ending up compelled to pay $50,000 to his future father in law. The sequence showcases strange comic incidents shaping the central romantic conflict and its costly consequences.
A government laboratory in Texas reports production of helium at 9.96 percent purity, marking a notable achievement in the field and signaling potential industrial implications.
RKO Radios film Hooray for Love stars Ann Sothern and Gene Raymond at the Paramount Wednesday and Thursday. A Broadway dreamer and a musical comedy hopeful collide in romance with comedic support from Pert Kelton Etienne Girardot Thurston Georgia Caine and others. Musical numbers include a nightclub radio scene and a four act revue with Bill Robinson and Maria Gambarelli.
Tim McCoy stars in Riding Wild at the Broadhurst Friday and Saturday. The Western adventure depicts range wars between large and small ranchers with fast action and notable horsemanship. Billie Seward co leads while Niles Welch and Richard Alexander oppose him.
Theaters this week feature Fredric March in Les Miserables with Charleston and Beal. Ann Sothern stars with Gene in Hooray for Love on Wednesday and Thursday, along with Mickey Mouse in Anniversary Trouble.
Monday and Tuesday present Don't Bet On Blondes with Warren William and Claire Dodd plus Fate's Fathead and Baby Blues. Midweek feature The Devil Is a Woman starring Marlene Dietrich with Cesar Romero and Lionel Atwill. Stuffy's Errand of Mercy and Superstition of Black Cat shown. Weekend bills include Tim McCoy in Riding Wild Mystery Mountain No 3 and Husband's Holiday Comedy.
Monday and Tuesday showcase James Cagney in St Louis Kid with Patricia Ellis and Allen Jenkins along with Pictorial No 10 My Mummys Arms and a Comedy. Wednesday presents McPaddens Flats with Walter Kelly Andy Clyde Richard Cromwell and Betty Furness Going Places No 8 Service with a Smile Comedy. Thursday features Case of the Howling Dog with Warren William and Mary Astor The Saar Vagabond and News Mounds. Friday and Saturday offer Rex Lease in Call of the Savage Buddy The Detective and others.
On Tuesday Carolina presents Ronald Galen in Clive of India along with an all novelty show including Carolina Nearl y and Thursday special road show Tomorrows Children with an all star cast plus Buster Keaton comedy Palecka from Paduceh Girl Trouble. Friday and Saturday John Warne stars in Dawn Riders with the second per tectular Tom Mix chapter The Miracle Rider plus Vitaphone Musical Novelty.
Fredie March and Charles Laughton star in Victor Hugo's tale shown at the Paramount for a three day run starting today with showtimes at two, four and nine o clock. March portrays Jean Valjean and Laughton Javert with Sir Cedric Hardwicke as the Bishop of Bienvenu supporting Rochelle Hudson Frances Drake and John Beal.
Ronald Colman defends a forthright portrayal of Robert Clive in Clive of India at the Carolina theater. The star argues heroes are human and the film shows Clive's flaws alongside his achievements for a truthful biographical drama.
James Cagney stars in The St. Louis Kid at the Rialto for Monday and Tuesday. The Warner Bros. comedy thriller follows a milk trust war sparked by Cagney’s antics and features Allen Jenkins as his comical sidekick and Patricia Ellis as the romantic lead.
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