Three Stars at the Broadhurst for Week
Nancy Carroll George Arliss and Gary Cooper headline a Broadhurst run offering Dangerous Paradise The Green Goddess and Only the Brave Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy also star in Birth Marks Monday and Tuesday Also features Richard Arlen and Warner Oland in a tropical romance mystery.
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Nancy Carroll
George Arliss
Gary Cooper
Broadhurst
Virginia
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Nancy
Arlen
Warner Oland
Fu Manchu
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Francis McDonald
George Kotsonaros
Green Goddess
Carroll
Richard Arien
Arliss in The Green Goddess Returns on Vitaphone
Paramount presents Arliss in The Green Goddess at the Broadhurst with Alice Joyce H B Warner and Ralph Forbes in a stage to screen transfer. Gary Cooper stars in Only the Brave as a cavalry captain in Civil War era adventure romance with Mary Brian, shown Friday and Saturday.
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Arliss
William Archer
London
Mr. Arliss
Alice Joyce
H. B. Warner
Ralph Forbes
Gary Cooper
Broadhurst Theater
Cooper
Grant
Lee
Mary Brian
Virginia
Imaginary to real snakes tied to liquor in Chicago raid
A Chicago raid at Mrs Ellen Muzikas home found a still and a bottle containing a two foot garter snake. The court dismissed the prohibition charge but questioned the medicinal value of the snake.
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Chicago
Lithuania
Ellen Muzikas
Paramount Offers Three Good Shows
Paramount presents Chasing Rainbows a Technicolor musical at the Paramount theater with Charles King and Bessie Love. Numbers by Milton Ager and Jack Yellen include Lucky Me Lovable You and Happy Days Are Here Again. Dorothy Mackaill heads to The Love Racket at the theater midweek, while The Voice From the Sky serial showcases stunts by its stars.
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America
Paramount Theater
Charles King
Bessie Love
Milton Ager
Jack Yellen
Sally
Hannah
First National
Miss Mackaill
Hollywood
Ben Wilson
Wally Wates
Jean Dolores
Jack Perrin
Buffalo Bill, Jr
Months Affect Fate
New York learns that birth month may influence destiny says Dr J McKeen Cattell scientist and physician Poets scientists and churchmen are often born in the first half while philosophers soldiers statesmen artists and composers tend to be born in the latter half.
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New York
J. McKeen Cattell
Sweetie Finds New Boy Friend In Dangerous Paradise
The plot follows a search for a designing blonde earning half pay, with a straw berry birth mark as identification. Tryon unknowingly wins a dance contest for $500, a bungalow and a bride, amid a film featuring Dames Ahoy and Vitaphone acts with Ruth Etting.
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Astor
Harlan
Straweberry
Tryon
William James Craft
Sherman Lowe
Matt Taylor
Albert DeMond
Ruth Etting
Red Heads
Graham McNamee News
Dames Ahoy Comedy Riot At The American
Universal all talking comedy Dames Ahoy comes to the American theater Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Glenn Tryon joins the Navy in a godly plot with Otis Harlan Eddie Gribbon and Gertrude Astor in supporting roles The beach resort setting features a comic struggle among three gods to protect a fellow deity from a scheming blonde with pay at stake.
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Glenn Tryon
Navy
Gertrude Astor
Otis Harlan
Trailing Trouble thrills on screen with Hoot Gibson
Hoot Gibson stars in Trailing Trouble a Universal action comedy at the American theater Thursday through Saturday with a parachute jump finale. The film blends romance humor and excitement from horses to airplanes featuring Margaret Quimby as lead lady and supporting cast Pete Morrison Olive Young and William McCall directed by Arthur Rossom.
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Hoot Gibson
Hoot
Gibson
Margaret Quimby
Pete Morrison
Olive Young
William McCall
Arthur Rossom
Akron man uses live demonstration to sell policy
James S. Jackson of Akron believes in practical demonstration. He sold an automobile insurance policy during a demonstration, though it proved costly. While talking with a prospect, his car was stolen from in front of his house. After abandoning the sale, he learned the vehicle was taken and then sold the policy on the spot.
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Akron
Ohio
James S. Jackson
Not So Dumb Aliens? Artsy Women Marry More
Athens report notes Professor D G Patterson of Minnesota asserts 80 percent of beautiful school alumnae marry versus 30 percent of homely girls. The item highlights a study on marriage rates among attractive versus plain women and cites university authority.
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Athens
D. G. Patterson
University of Minnesota
Poison Honey Found in Asia Minor Nectar
A German explorer reports honey in Asia Minor that poisons, causing giddiness and temporary unconsciousness. The toxin is believed to come from poisonous rhododendron nectar collected by bees.
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Asia Minor
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