Hearts Divided to Play Three Days at Paramount
In the South a lavish three day Paramount engagement features Hearts Divided with Dick Powell as Captain Jerome Bonapart wooing Marion Davies as Betsy Itterson. The musical romance includes songs by Harry Warren and Al Jolson and features Hall Johnson choir with a starry supporting cast.
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Marion Davies
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Jerome Bonepart
Dick Powell
Charles Ruggles
Edward Everett Horton
Claude Rains
Arthur Treacher
Henry Stevenson
Muss 'Em Up' Is Good Thriller
A review praises the detective film's mystery focus and brisk pacing, noting its effective suspense and engaging plot elements that keep viewers guessing throughout. The piece highlights standout performances and tight storytelling as key strengths.
Private eye tackles baffling plot at Broadhurst Theater
Preston Foster and Margo Callahan headline Muss ’Em Up at Broadhurst with a string of seemingly unrelated events from a dog shooting to kidnappings and two murders. Foster uses his PI skills to untangle the motives and resolve the case.
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Preston Foster
Marga Callahan
Broadhurst Theater
Foster
Broadhurst
John Howard
Grant Withers
Roscoe Garns
Easy Aces
Metrotone News
Margaret Callahan
Hearst Metrotone News
Zane Grey
Arizona Raiders
Buster Crabbe
Raymond Hatton
Romance Clouded by Lead Roles in Unnamed Drama
The text describes a romance with Margaret Callahan as the feminine lead that clouds the issues, leading to an unexpected climax. The fragment hints at tension and a dramatic turn without detailing the full plot or resolution.
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Margaret Callahan
Critics acclaim The White Angel as landmark film
The White Angel depicting Florence Nightingale's life stars Kay Francis and plays at the Paramount today and Monday. It portrays Nightingale’s rise from English society to hospital reform, showing battlefield tragedy, nurse sacrifice, and the care of soldiers in war hospitals.
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Kay Frances
Florence Nightengale
White Angel
Paramount
Florence Nightingale
Paramount Theater
Kay Francis
Eilers and Dunn Reunite in Don't Get Personal at Carolina Theater
Sally Eilers and James Dunn, Academy Award winners for Bad Girl, reunite in the sparkling tale Don't Get Personal. The Carolina theatre will show the film on Thursday, delivering a fresh screen pairing of the popular duo.
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America
Carolina Theatre
Thursay
Sally Eilers
James Dunn
Adventure and misadventure on the high road romance
A lively romantic comedy blends thrill and peril with evolving enmity that becomes affection as events unfold on the road. The story moves quickly through daring encounters and witty exchanges, delivering humor and a hopeful, near-miss love ending.
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Perfect Triangle Brings Gable Loy Harlow to Rialto
The film unites Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Jean Harlow in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production dubbed the perfect triangle. Based on Faith Baldwin’s Wife Versus Secretary, the feature arrives at Rialto Theatre for a two day engagement starting Monday.
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Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Rialto
Metro - Goldwyn- Mayer
Faith Baldwin
Rialto Theatre
Wreck In Russia Kills 51 in Trans-Siberian Rail Crash
Moscow reports 51 dead and 52 injured from a June 22 rail accident near Chita on a steep grade. Thirteen railway employees face trial for criminal negligence as two trains collided on a shared line after a dispatcher mistake.
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Chita
Submarine Shells Sainte Maxime. Yacht Sink Targeted
A French submarine mistakenly shelled Sainte Maxime while attempting to sink a burning yacht. Two shells hit the village, one damaging a saw mill and scaring residents. After attaining range it sank the yacht owned by Chilean Baez De La Quadra.
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French Riviera
Sainte Maxime
Baez de la Quadra
Seven states boast over one hundred airports in 1936
On July 1, 1936 seven states exceeded one hundred airports and landing fields. California led with 192, followed by Texas 135, Pennsylvania 118, Michigan 114, Florida 112, Ohio 103, and New York 100.
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Florida
Ohio
New York
Theaters This Week Packed with Stars and Features
Paramount screens Kay Francis in The White Angel and Dancing Lady with Clark Gable and Joan Crawford. Brash comedy and musical acts follow with Powell, Davies, and Ruggles. Brighthurst and Rialto offer Arizona Raiders, Here Comes Cookie, and Wife vs Secretary among others.
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Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
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Florence Nightingdale
Morgan Manner
Paramount News
Fred Astaire
May Robson
Border Flight Ready To Rock Coast Guard Air Adventure
A wartime style aerial thriller opens with a daring monoplane landing sans gear and a broken propeller. The Coast Guard chase a band of aerial fur smugglers a California coast hideout to an inland station amid fast paced frontier action.
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Broadhurst Theater
Coast Guard
California Coast
Alice Adams to Play at Rial
Katherine Hepburn stars in a film adaptation of Booth Tarkingtons 1922 prize novel Alice Adams. The midwestern tale follows a young woman contending with love social status and wealth to win personal fulfillment.
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Alice Adams
Rial
Katherine Hepburn
Booth Tarkington
Pacific Flee at Carolina Theatre draws hit quartet film stars
The Carolina Theatre opens with a comedy featuring Joan Blondell Glenda Farrell and Hugh Herbert among a large marine cast. The production, based on a Frede Hazlitt Brennan script, promises a humorous love triangle with Blondell and Warren Hull.
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Allen Jenkins
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Tragedy On Rail Near Lumberton Claims 23Yearold
July 18 a Sea Air Line train killed Charlie B. Nance aged 23 on a railroad near Lumberton. A coroner's jury and Coroner D. W. Biggs began an investigation into the fatal accident.
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Charlie B. Nance
Sea Air Line
Lenton
D. W. Biggs
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