Journey's End Opens at the American Theater
The Tiffany all-dialogue production of R. C. Sherriff’s war play opens at the American theater tomorrow. It defies convention by omitting a female love story while delivering a trio of poignant loves in wartime. Lieutenant Osbourne speaks of romance, Stanhope’s hero worship colors Raleigh’s feelings for his sister, and homesick love for life’s comforts survives the trenches. The feature runs 2½ hours with a 15 minute late start.
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Tiffany
R. C. Sherriff
American Theater
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Osborne
Raleigh
Stanhope
Posible
McNamee
Tiffany-Gainsborough
Orpheum Presents Trio of Pictures With Surprising Shot
The Orpheum theater will feature The Furies at First National and Vitaphone, with a revolver shot signaling the climax as director Alan Crosland says the shot helped performers reach the required tense emotion during the surprise finale.
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Orpheum Theater
Alan Crosland
Journey's End at Tiffany Gainsborough Showtimes
The theater runs Journey's End in a Tiffany production with David Manners and Colin Clive. the drama explores Captain Stanhope's frayed nerves and Raleigh's first trench visit, contrasted by the stern commander’s mindset. Also featured are Norma Shearer singing Blue Is the Night and She's Got the Boy Friend Blues in Their Own Desire, and Untamed with Joan Crawford offering a ballroom fight novelty at the Orpheum.
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David Manners
Colin Clive
Ian Maclaren
Tiffany
Stanhope
Raleigh
Norma Shearer
Fred Fisher
Reggie Montgomery
George Ward
Mrs. Cheyney
Miss Shearer
Joan Crawford
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Orpheum
Robert Montgomery
Don Terry
Robbie Dinemore
England
Montgomery
Puccini’s Struggling Start Behind La Villi Creation
During the early work on his first opera La Villi Puccini faced dire poverty living on credit for four months at a small Milan restaurant in a slum, illustrating the composer’s hardship before fame.
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Plays and pictures show in Paramount theater week
Alice White in Playing Around headlines a review of performances with Max Scheck praising knee readings for character insight. Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell star in Lucky Star at Paramount with rural wartime plot. Hell Harbor at United Artists includes on set injuries and extras from Rocky Point. Animal stars in a government film feature mink and otter. Christopher Latham Sholes is noted as inventor of the first writing machine.
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Paramount Theater
Hell Harbor
Max Scheck
Alice White
Paramount Theatre
Scheck
First National
Vitaphone Beauty
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Lucky Star
Paramount
Janet
Mary Tucker
Farrell
Tim Osborn
America
Mary
United Artists
Lupe Velez
Rocky Point
Floridan
Everglades
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