Naughty Flirt Stars Myrna Loy At Rialto Theater
Myrna Loy headlines the Vitaphone feature Naughty Flirt at the Rialto Theater next Monday and Tuesday with Alice White Paul Page and Robert Agnew. Loy claims vamping is act driven and emphasizes pose and punch in her screen persona.
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First National
Rialto Theater
Alice White
Paul Pagé
Robert Agnew
Miss Loy
Cleopatra
Salome
Carmen
Theda Barns
Louise Glantis
Rosemary Thebys
Nita Naldis
Myrna
Pageant to honor Guilford Battle at Battle Ground Greensboro
A Sesquicentennial pageant in Greensboro on July 4 reproduces the Guilford Courthouse battle. It ends with British retreat, symbolizing the United States rising, as colonial flags lead to General Nathanael Greene’s statue for a posed finale.
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Greensboro
United States of America
Nath 1 Greene
Ameri Forces
George Arliss Stars in Idle Hands at Paramount
George Arliss appears in Idle Hands based on a story by Earl Derr Biggers with dialogue by Booth Tarkington. The cast includes Mrs. Arliss, James Cagney, Noah Beery, David Manners, Evelyn Knapp, and others in a fast moving comedy drama about a man who refashions his life after a health scare and enters a filling station venture with a young architect.
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George Arliss
Disraeli
California
Paramount
Earl Derr Biggera
Booth Tarkington
Mrs. Arliss
David Manners
Evelyn Knapp
James Cagney
Noah Beery
Ivan Simpson
Alden
Swanee River Broadway Show Serves Southern Dinners
The Rialto stage production of Swanee River features real southern dinners prepared by a Memphis trained cook for cast and extras both white and colored. Director Raymond Cannon, a Tennessee native, hosts noon meals with fried chicken and corn pone, sharing tales of southern heroes. Grant Withers leads opposite Thelma Todd with Philo McCullough, Walter Miller, Palmer Morrison, and Robert Frazer in supporting roles.
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Memphis
Tenn
Swanee River
Rialto Theater
Raymond Cannon
Cannon
South
Georgia
Thelma Todd
Philo McCullough
Walter Miller
Palmer Morrison
Robert Frazier
His Best Suit, Too
Montreal police report a burglary at Joseph Houge’s home. A robber stole a pair of pants and suspenders and a half dozen eggs while Houge was away for an hour. No injuries reported. Local officers seek clues and a suspect fitting the description.
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Joseph Houge
Joseph
This Week At the Theaters Paramount Broadway
Paramount presents George at Ty in My Millionaire The Ghost Parade and Mr Lemon of Orange Angel Cake Water Grantland Rice Sportlight. Broadway marks its anniversary week with Prince Farrell O Sullivan in The Princess and the Goblin Dane Arthur comedy and Along Came Youth. Buck Jones stars in Dawn Trail at both Paramount and Broadway.
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George Atty
Mack Sennett
Paramount Sound News
HI Brendel
Fifi Dorsay
Mr. Lemon
Orange
Angel Cake
Grantland Rice Sportlight
Paramount Pictorial
Carol Lombard
Stuart Erwin
Skeets Gallagher
Sovea
Broadway
Vistor McLagren
Vitaphone Novelty and Cartoon
Edward G. Robinson
Alice Ee
Neil Hamilton
Chicago
Novelty
Charles Farrell
Maureen O'Sullivan
Ge We Dane Arthur
Keye Vabveonhe, Jr
Dorothy Revier
Noah Beery
Charles
Buddy
Frances Dee Stuart Evan
Buck Jones
Mickey Morse
el Brendel
Fifi Doray
Paramount
Stability Improves in U S Furniture Industry in 1931
A Seidman and Seidman bulletin reports 1931 first four months show growing activity in the furniture sector. April orders and shipments nearly match March, with monthly gains easing the year’s lag as new business reaches about 78 percent and shipments about 70 percent of last year.
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Seidman
Britain and Germany Expand London Berlin Cologne Lines
Great Britain and Germany have installed two additional circuits from London to Berlin and Cologne to handle rising telephone traffic. The move reflects growing cross continental communications and aims to improve call capacity between the capitals and major German cities.
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Germany
London
Berlin
Cologne
Bachelor Apartment debuts at Broadhurst with Lowell Sherman
Lowell Sherman argues experienced men outrun youth in love as his film Bachelor Apartment screens at the Broadhurst theater starting Monday. Irene Dunne Mae Murray Claudia Dell and others star in a radio pictures production Sherman also directed and leads in this tale of romance and sophistication.
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Lowell Sherman
Irene Dunn
Sherman
Irene Dunhe
Cimarron
Mae Murray
Claudia Dell
Kitty Kelly
Noel Francis
Arline Judge
Broadhurst Theater
The Texas Rangers In New Picture
The Texas Rangers are featured in The Texas Rangers a film by Columbia Pictures starring Buck Jones. It shows the daring lawmen protecting cattle interests patrolling the border and quelling riots with a strong sense of justice. It runs two days at the Broadhurst theater starting Friday.
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North West Mounted
Texas Rangers
United States
Lone Star
Rangers
Columbia
Broadhurst Theater
Buck Jones
Texas
Ranger
Longest name claimed for a London Somerset House woman
A Somerset House resident is said to bear one of the world's longest names, comprising Ann Bertha Cecelia Diana Emily Fanny Ger trude Hypatia Inez Jane Kate Louisa Maud Nora Ophelia Quince Rebecca Starkey Teresa Ulysses Venus Winifred Xenophon Yetta Venus Pepper, with a letter for every alphabet entry.
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London
Somerset House
Rebecca Starkey
Teresa Ulysses Venus Winifred Xenophon Yetta Venus Pepper
Kerchief Production Surpasses Forty Million Dozens in US
The report notes that US manufacturing last year produced over 40 million dozen kerchiefs, reflecting strong demand and scale in textile output. The figure highlights a robust market for lightweight consumer accessories amidst broader fabric industries.
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United States
Unpaid Notes Basis of 4800 Dollar Suit
The Piedmont Securities corporation of New York filed suit in Greensboro Superior Court seeking a $4,800 judgment plus interest from J. B. Cameron and wife and L. B. Moorefield and wife of High Point on unpaid notes. The action also names other creditors and asks for foreclosure of the defendants lands and a settlement of claims by priority.
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Greensboro
Piedmont Securities Corporation
New York City
J. B. Cameron
L. B. Moorefield
High Point
Mennonites Founded by Menno Simons Leader in Reformation
The Mennonites are a religious group formed from the teachings of Menno Simons a Dutch Reformer born in 1492. The sect emphasizes pacifism simple living and scriptural instruction within a community church framework.
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Menno Simmons
Davidson College to confer 95 arts and sciences diplomas
Davidson College will award 95 bachelor degrees in arts and sciences to the 1931 graduating class and three master of arts degrees. Captain John A. Otto will award 21 second lieutenant commissions in the Army Reserve Corps with four certificates for ineligible recipients. Summa cum laude graduates exceed 95 percent and 20 earn cum laude with 90 percent averages.
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Davidson
Walter L. Lingle
Davidson College
John A. Otto
Davidson Military Department
United States Army Reserve
Petroleum Production Surges in Trinidad Over a Decade
In Trinidad crude output last year reached four times the level of ten years earlier, reflecting a substantial growth in petroleum production and economic activity in the region.
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Trinidad
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