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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1934
Page
2
Paramount screens Flying Down To Rio for three days with a star-studded cast. The musical features midair theatrics on powered biplanes and a 22 600 foot nightclub set with dirigible styling and a flying orchestra.
A major film week showcases Fred Astaire Dolores Del Rio Ginger Rogers and Gene Raymond with Raul Rubén in a glamorous lineup. The program highlights musical comedy and dramatic turns as the distinguished cast brings Broadway and international fame to this period thrill.
Rogers in David Harum opens at the Paramount Theatre Monday through Wednesday after public demand. The film follows Edward Noyes Westcott’s novel about a shrewd horse trader in a small town who hides a soft heart. A bank teller's romance and a staged race lead to a humorous, hopeful ending.
Eddie Lowe and Victor McLaglen star in No More Women a salvage divers romance saga at the Broadhurst theater. The rival divers fight for loot romance and daring feats as they clash over a submerged rum runner and a $20000 gold payoff.
A brief item notes a completion of a program described as a sterling alloway comedy with a Masie style and a news reel component.
The Fox production F.P.1 arrives at the Carolina theater Monday and Tuesday. The floating platform tale blends romance and drama as criminals try to destroy a new trans ocean landing field. An aviator hero sacrifices love to rescue the platform and its hundreds aboard.
The Spraccdhurst theater schedules a special all cartoon show next Saturday at 10 AM featuring Walt Disney's Three Little Pigs and Mickey Mouse plus other favorites. The program, booked after popular requests, aims to entertain both adults and children. If you missed Three Little Pigs earlier this run, another chance is offered.
A note invites readers to see pigs alongside other amusing cartoon characters in a shared exhibition. The piece highlights a playful gathering of familiar animal figures and popular cartoon personalities for collective viewing.
A romantic melodrama of young lovers and a triangle of romance and heartache plays at the Rialto Theatre Monday and Tuesday. Starring Joel McCrea Ginger Rogers and Marian Nixon the film follows Blacky Harris Marie and Glory Franklyn as jealousy elopement and marriage plans unfold in a New England town.
Some deep-sea animals possess large eyes that detect faint phosphorescent glow from peers, while others lack vision entirely. This contrast highlights how extreme darkness shapes sensory evolution in the ocean depths.
The listing outlines next week’s show schedule at Paramount and other venues. Highlights include David Harum with Speaking of Operations, comedies Horse Power and Flying Down To Rio, plus Traveltalk and Metrotone News features. Casts include Del Rio Gene Raymond Raul Ken Edmund Lowe McLaglen Colbert Herbert Marshall John Wayne and Mickey Mouse segments.
Rialto listings show Monday and Tuesday feature A Ch Heaven with Joel McCrea Ginger ers and Marian Nixon in Screen venir No 12 Fox News On the Pred Kirby Wednesday and Thursday present Songs with Marlene Dietrich Ran Away With Spoon Merry Seeing Samoa Pepper Pot Friday and Saturday circle you Whoopee Party Mickey Cartoon Perils of Pauline No 7
The Carolina cinema listings show Monday and Tuesday feature Floating Platform No 1 with Fenton Jill Esmond Conrad plus musical comedy and news. Wednesday presents Lionel Barrymore in One Man's Featurette Novelty and a cartoon. Thursday showcases James Cagney in Snatcher with Phil Baker in Little Rich Boy and News. Friday offers Paul Lukas and Lionel in The Secret of the Blue Room and A Lamp plus comedy and revue. Saturday brings Tim McCoy in North and Chapter 5 of The Squadron with Mickey Mouse Dandelions.
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