Dick Powell in Happiness Ahead at Paramount
Dick Powell stars in Happiness Ahead at the Paramount for a two day Thanksgiving run. The film blends romance and comedy with musical numbers, featuring songs by Wrubel Dixon Fain and Kalmar Ruby and a dance with Frank McHugh. Dorothy Dare and Josephine Hutchinson co star in supporting roles.
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Dorothy Dare
Ace
Allie Wrubel
Mort Dixon
Sammy Fain
Irving Kahal
Bert Kalmar
Harry Ruby
Josephine Hutchinson
New York
London
Eva le Gallienne
Civic Repertory Company
Dick Powell
Dick Powell and
Paramount
British Agent at Broadhurst with Kay Francis and Leslie Howard
Kay Francis and Leslie Howard star in British Agent at the Broadhurst for Monday and Tuesday. The play, based on R H Bruce Lockhart and drawn from Petrograd experiences, centers on love amid revolutionary patriotism and espionage during the Russian upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Francis
Broadhurst
Broadhurst Theater
Leslie Howard
R. H. Bruce Lockhart
Petrograd
Circus Clown at Rialto with Joe E Brown Thursday
Joe E Brown stars in The Circus Clown at Rialto Theatre, back in town after a career in circus and stage. The First National comedy blends circus backdrop with a plotted romance as circus folk navigate tangled love affairs. Patricia Ellis co stars with a supporting cast.
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Joe E. Brown
Rialto Theatre
Joe
Patricia Ellis
Dorothy Burgess
Donald Dilloway
Gordon Westcott
Charles Wilson
Ronnie Cosby
Spencer Charters
Robbie Caldwell
Theaters This Week Paramount and Nearby Screens
The program lists Paramount showings including Pego My Heart and One Night of Love with Grace Moore. Other features include Happiness Ahead and Them Laurel Hardy, plus College Rhythm and a Walt Disney cartoon. Local houses Br oadhurst and Carolina also present British Agent and Phantoms of the West with varying serials and musical singalongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Marion Davies
Grace Moore
Lyle Talbot
Phil Spitalny
Paris Interlude at Rialto Monday
A light comedy about American expatriates in Paris with romantic subplots and dramatic moments. The cast includes Madge Evans Otto Kruger Robert Young Una Merkel Ted Healy Edward Brophy Bert Reach George Meeker Richard Tucker and Louise Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rialto Theatre
Edwin L. Marin
Weels Root
Laura
8. J. Perelman
Madge Evans
Otto Kruger
Robert Young
Una Merkel
Ted Healy
Edward Brophy
Bert Reach
George Meeker
Richard Tucker
Louise Henry
Shirley's playful spirit fuels filming of Baby Take a Bow
Director Harry Lachman and a lively cast used clever tricks to reel in Shirley and keep her on set during Baby Take a Bow. The comedy drama follows a family facing suspicion and hardship as they seek happiness with a charming baby daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Francis
Russia
Clark & McCullough
Ducky
Shirley Temple
Fox
James Dunn
Claire Trevor
Lem
Harry Lachman
Shirley
Lachman
Carolina Theater
Happin
Gridiron Flash at Broadhurst Two Days
The Gridiron Flash at the Broadhurst runs Wednesday and Thursday. Eddie Quillan stars as a college youth sent by a wealthy alumnus after football fame, who resists being “soft” while facing a climactic championship game and a final relinquishment of bank loot. Roscoe Ates and an organ talkie round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst
Eddie Quillan
Brough
Roscoe Ates
One Night Of Love Opens At Paramount For Three Days
Grace Moore headlines the Columbia romance musical One Night of Love opening at the Paramount Theatre for a three day run starting tomorrow. The film blends romance, comedy, music and exotic settings and marks Moore's first screen vehicle following New Moon and A Lady’s Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Grace Moore
Paramount Theatre
America
Miss Moore
Larence Tibbett
Jenny Lind
Tomorrow's Youth at Carolina features Gloria Shea
Gloria Shea stars in Mono fram picture Tomorrow's Youth at the Carolina theatre. The film centers on a beauty contest winner who rises to stardom, with John Miljan, Mar Gleeper, Dickie Moore and an award winning supporting cast. Asiatic cholera warning noted as a separate line item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Shea
Gloria
Carolina Theatre
Hollywood
Jane Montgomery Flagg
McCleland Barclay
Charles Lamont
Harry Sauber
John Miljan
Mar Gleeper
Dickie Moore
Cellent
Franklin P Born
Jane Darwell
Harry Braley
Barbara Bedford
Welch
Edward LeSaint
Traffic Drives 741000 Cars Over George Washington Bridge
The George Washington Bridge carried more than 741,900 vehicles in July marking the first time traffic surpassed 700,000 since the span opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washingt
New York City
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