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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1931
Page
2
The article outlines how the 1915 film Birth of a Nation used real sounds coordinated to action. It describes creating multiple noise tracks for crowd roars galloping hoofs screams and Klansmen trumpets plus Breil’s musical background as the basis for the sound score.
Jack Perrin performs in Wild West Whoopee a talking Western at the Rialto Friday and Saturday. He increases daring with break-neck riding and outrides ropes and shoots beyond prior stunts delivering entertainment plus with Starlight.
A twofold program headlines The Birth of a Nation with the Klansmen riding again and the Salina California Roundup and Rodeo. Worldwide contestants vie in death-defying acts before the camera as Reginald Denny, Cliff Edwards, and Edward Brophy appear. Dorothy Christy and Sally Ellers join the cast alongside Natalie Moor.
Buster Keaton stars in Parlor Bedroom and Bath a Broadway stage smash adapted for film. The comic tale follows a bungling young man famed as a gay Lothario as chaos involving sweethearts a jealous rival a gunwielding band policeman and a balky auto unfold across a riproaring sequence. Charlotte Greenwood delivers lively support with athletic gags and propriety lampooning.
Paramount brings Fighting Caravans to Gatesman’s Green Valley ranch near Sonora California for on location scenes. Cast includes Gary Cooper Lily Damita Ernest Torrence and Tully Marshall. The 1849 gold rush linked frontier history and wagon trains to the western plains setting.
The program lists films at Theaters This Week with Robert Montgomery and Constance Bennett in The Easiest Way on Monday and Tuesday, Com To Papa comedy, Cinderella at Paramount Sound News, Parlor Bedroom and Bath with Buster Keaton, Devil's Cabaret, Colortone Revue Audio Review on Wednesday and Thursday, and Fighting Caravans with Gary Cooper, Happiness Remedy with Ted Lewis, Paramount Sound News, Tree Sap a Tarkatoon on Friday and Saturday.
Metro Sound News lists Birthday of a Nation and Mickeys Follies on Monday and Tuesday with Royal Family of Broadway featuring Fredric March on Wednesday. Campus Champs comedy and Fox Movie tone News on Friday and Saturday, plus The Last Parade with Jack Holt. Finger Prints serial No 1 ends episode, Spell of the.
Friday and Saturday listings show W West Whoopee and Fabe Vanes Felix as part of episode 2 of Lone De fender with likely local entertainment schedule details.
Monday offers Swing High with Helen Twelve trees and a 15 member cast followed by Mack Sennett Comedy. Tuesday brings The Squealer with Jack Holt Dorothy er and Davey Lee plus Comedy and Vitaphone Act. Wednesday presents Call of the Flesh with Ramon No varro Renee Adoree Dorothy Jordan and Ernest Torrence alongside Screen Song and Act. Thursday and pime presents Monte and Tyler Carlo with Jean ette MacDonald and Jack Buchanan Brooke plus Vocational Comedy. Friday includes Bob Steele in Headin North plus Mack Sennett Comedy and Mickey Mouse Vita phone Act.
Norma Shearer stars in The Divorcee a new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer talking picture to be shown Wednesday and Thursday at the Rialto theater. Chester Morris Rocking the Broadway stage joins her opposite in a strong supporting cast with Rabat Montgomery making his movie debut after stage success in juvenile roles.
A Columbia picture features gang chiefs in a tale of underworld power at the Broadhurst theater Friday and Saturday. Jack Holt and Tom Moore headline with Constance Cummings, plus the serial Spell of the Circus ending and It’s Fingerprints beginning with Kenneth Harlan and Edna Murphy.
The hit weekly choice features Blue Again by Jimmie McHugh and Dorothy Fields. The pair wrote I Cant Give You Anything But Love Baby and produced Go Home and Tell Your Mother Exactly Like You and I Got to Have That Man. Blue Again survived the Vanderbilt Revue brief Broadway run as a memorable song from the show.
The Paramount opens Monday with The Easiest Way, a talking picture adaptation starring Constance Bennett. The Lascar stage classic, credited with advancing double standards in morality, features Adolphe Menjou as a modern villain and Robert Montgomery as a man seeking forgiveness. Also in the cast are Anita Page, Marjorie Rambeau, J. Farrell Macdonald, Clara Blandick and Clark Gable.
Lupe Velez stars in Universal’s The Storm at Rialto Monday and Tuesday with Paul Cavanagh William Boyd Alphonse Ethier and Ernie Adams in supporting roles. Wyler directs the romance based on Langdon McCormick’s stage success. Cavanagh and Boyd bring adventurous careers and stage fame to the cast. A brief note adds the horned toad can eject a reddish fluid from eye corners.
Government data shows the Anchorena family owns 945,320 acres valued at 20 million dollars while the Alzaga Unzue family holds 920,610 acres worth 30 million dollars in Argentina.
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