Three Years to Craft Hughes Air Epic Hell's Angels at Paramount
Howard Hughes spent three years developing the air spectacle Hell's Angels a landmark film opening for a three day engagement at the Paramount theater The production features dramatic air sequences photographed against ideal clouded skies amid long waits for perfect atmospheric conditions The story follows two Royal Flying Corps brothers and a young woman as a German zeppelin and a large dog fight sequence highlight the World War I drama Jean Harlow stars with Ben Lyon James Hall and a strong supporting cast.
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Talking Pictures
Abel Law Bill Is Passed By House
Raleigh dispatch reports the House passed a libel and slander law amendment. The bill allows defendants to plead truth and matter charged and may introduce mitigating circumstances in their answer. The measure moves to the Senate for review.
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Mar
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Coast life-saving patrols and volunteers number in Britain
Around the coast of Britain there are about 290 life-saving stations and 4,000 volunteers and members of life-saving brigades in addition to the regular lifeboat service.
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Britain
Ronalds Devil to Pay at Paramount with Loretta Young
Ronald Coleman stars in The Devil to Pay a witty romantic comedy as a charming spendthrift who loves one woman while entangled with another He battles competing loves with Loretta Young and Myrna Loy in supporting roles Frederick Kerr Paul Cavanaugh and David Torrence round out the cast The film directed by George Fitzmaurice opens a three day engagement at the Paramount Thursday.
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College Debaters Score Victories at Meredith College
WAKE FOREST, Mar 14. Wake Forest defeated Temple University debaters at Meredith College Thursday night, winning their fourth straight decision. The team, W. Hercshel Ford of Atlanta and EB Leonidas Smith of Apex, upheld the negative on free trade for all nations. This season has nine intercollegiate debates, four non decisions, with only one loss in a debate featuring two Farmville State Teachers' College students.
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Apex
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Miss Dietrich hailed as star in Hollywood Morocco
Marlene Dietrich the German born film star wins praise for clear English and intelligence in Paramount talkie Morocco. The piece notes her pledge to master English and French, Sternberg’s discovery in Berlin, and the cast including Loretta Young Jack Mulhall and George Barraud.
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Loretta Young
Jack Mulhall
George Barraud
Raymond Hatton
Fred Kelsey
Kathryn Williams
Dot Farley
Aloha Shakes Up Society in Tiffany Film at Broadhurst
Ben Lyon stars as a San Francisco businessman in Aloha at the Broadhurst. He travels to learn his father's copra business, falls for Hanu played by Raquel Torres, an outcast in her tribe. The film blends drama and comedy as family proprieties and social snobbery collide.
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Road To Paradise heads Rialto bill on Monday and Tuesday
First National bringsRoad To Paradise to Rialto with modern camera magic and double exposure to reveal a remarkable plot. The film features multiple roles by a hero or heroine, with surprising elements made possible by new techniques.
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Famous Poet Vachel Lindsay to Read at Davidson
Davidson college and local residents will hear Vachel Lindsay, noted American poet and lecturer, in a chanted recital on March 27. Brought by the faculty lectures committee, Lindsay returns to Davidson ten years after an earlier well received appearance. He writes to be read or chanted aloud, with audience chorus participation, and performs pieces such as The Congo Springfield Illinois General William Booth Enters Into Heaven and The Chinese Nightingale.
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Mar
Davidson College
Vachel Lindsay
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William Booth
Plumber’s Joke Ends With Ice Box Rescue
Mrs Sophie Sexton tried to clear a clogged drain by sticking her finger in the ice box pipe but couldn’t withdraw it. Police cut the ice box in half to free her finger, a mishap illustrating why plumbers are cheaper than DIY fixes.
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New York
Sophie Sexton
June Moon film at Broadhurst to tickle Broadway
Rollicking comedy film adaptation of the Ring Lardner George Kaufman stage hit, June Moon, heads to the Broadhurst for Friday and Saturday. Oakie plays a witty songwriter with a bank book and dreams of hits, joined by Frances Dee Wynne Gibson and a strong cast as they chase Broadway fame amid romance and mischief.
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Harry Aker
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Tin Pan Alley
Superior Court Opens Tomorrow in Asheboro
A three week term of superior court will begin Monday morning with Judge Oglesby. Civil trials occupy two weeks and criminal cases the third. Zeb V. Long of Statesville serves as solicitor. James Holder won a student sportsmanship sweater from a local store. New football letters were awarded to Nyal Johnson Edward Armfield William Coffin James Harrington Alexander Fox Vernon Demarcus. A vessel sailed from Wales to the Antarctic with 835 200 gallons of water and 1615 tons of potatoes for the whaling fleet.
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Mar
Oglesby
Superior Court
Zeb V. Long
Statesville
James Holder
Holder
Nyal Johnson
Edward Armfield
William Coffin
James Harrington
Alexander Fox
Vernon Demarcus
Wales
Antarctic
Theaters This Week at Paramount and Fox
This week features Paramount bills with Hell's Angels and Devil To Pay plus Teach Pest and travel segments. Also Paramount end News and Broadhurst listings show Aloha and Henpecked with Oswald comedy. Fox highlights include June Moon with Jack Oakie and Krazy Kat cartoons along with Voice of Hollywood No 11.
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James Hall
Talkartoon
Palane News
Ronald Colman
Java
Travel Talk
H Doctor
Cartoon
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Aloha
Ben Lyon
Raquel Torres
Oswald
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Voice of Hollywood
Road To Paradise and Lady Killer Previews This Week
A Monday Tuesday slate includes Road To Paradise with Loretta Young and the Universal cast and Screen Snapshot No. 17. Friday Saturday features West of the Cheyenne with an All-Star cast Lone Defender No 4 and On the Boulevard.
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Weekday film lineup includes Way for a Sailor and Sweethearts On Parade
Monday shows feature John Gilbert Polly Moran Leila Hyams Wallace Beery in Way for a Sailor and Mickey McGuire Comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday present Sweethearts On Parade with Alice White Lloyd Hughes Kenneth Thomson Prevost, Charley Chase Comedy Cartoon and Act. Thursday Friday offer The Mars Brothers with Lillian Roth in Animal Crackers plus Looney Tone and Vitaphone Act. Saturday presents Breed of the West with Wally White Buzz Barton Krazy Kat Kar Toon Comedy.
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John Gilbert
Polly Moran
Leila Hyams
Wallace Beery
Mickey McGuire
Alice White
Lloyd Hughes
Kenneth Thomson
On Prevost
Charley Chase
4 Mars Brothers
Lillian Roth
Wallywite
Buzz Barton
The Criminal Code at Broadhurst Theater
Columbia Pictures presents The Criminal Code at Broadhurst Theater for two days. Walter Huston stars with Phillips Holmes and Constance Cummings in a story of a youthful convict’s transformation through love and hope, directed by Howard Hawks.
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Phillips Holmes
Constance Cummings
Howard Hawks
Enduring Names of Great Scientists Through Centuries
A concise list highlights Pythagoras Thales Aristotle Archimedes Copernicus Kepler Galileo Descartes and Newton as names that endure across eras, marking a tradition of lasting influence in science and philosophy.
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