High Society Revue Comes to Paramount This Week
Stage show High Society Revue joins feature film A Successful Calamity at the Paramount theater for Friday and Saturday in High Point. The vaudeville revue, touring from northern cities, features The High Society Steppers Tex Lynn Lee Norton Siska Sisters Gene Walters and Tim Moore with Carey Bell Cardell Sisters and Stanley Meehan. Admission remains the same for both matinee and evening performances.
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Paramount Theater
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The
High Society Steppers
Tommy Barnette
Silver Tone Radio Orchestra
Tex Lynn
Lee Norton
Charles Yost
Siska Sisters
Harmony Singers
Dangers
Gene Walters
Tim Moore
Basso Profundo
Carey Bell
Comedienne
Cardell
de Duxe
Stanley Meehan
Six Hours To Live at Paramount Stars Warner Baxter
Warner Baxter headlines a new Fox feature at the Paramount in a role as an international diplomat facing ruin and death at a Geneva disarmament conference. Miriam Jordan makes her screen debut alongside John Bolds and George Marion Sr in a drama directed by William Dieterle.
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Baxter
Geneva
William Dieterle
Miriam Jordan
E&gglish
John Bolds
George Marion, Sr
Chris
Anna Christie
Otto Bauer
Halliwell Hobbes
Miss Jordan
Edwin Maxwell
John Davidson
Dewey Robinson
Marion
Powell and Francis Star in One Way Passage at Broadhurst
Kay Francis and William Powell deliver a dramatic romance in One Way Passage opening Monday at the Broadhurst for a three day engagement. Their meeting in a Hong Kong cafe leads to a life changing bond as each faces a death sentence. A detective shadowing Powell closes in as love blooms.
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William Powell
Broadhurst Theater
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Powell
Dan Hardesty
Theaters This Week At Paramount and More
The schedule lists Will Rogers in Down to Worth Tea for Two and Technicolor Revue at Paramount Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday feature Warner Baxter in Six Hours to Live with Miriam Jordan and John Boles plus Union Wages and Paramount Pictorial. Friday and Saturday showcase George Arliss in A Successful Calamity and High Society Revue with Stage Band and Beauty Chorus.
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Worth
Paramount News
Warner Baxter
Miriam Jordan
John Boles
Paramount Pictorial
George Arliss
Paramoaent News
Broadhurst Showings Highlight Kay Francis Powell Pair
The schedule lists Kay Francis and William Powell in One Way Passage from Monday to Wednesday with a comedy Call of the North and a cartoon To the Olympics. Thursday to Saturday features Walter Huston Lupe Velez and Conrad Nagel in Kongo plus serial Hurricane Express and Fox Movietone News.
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Broadhurst
Kay Francis
William Powell
Walter Huston
Lupe Velez
Conrad Nagel
Fox Movietone News
Rialto Theater Screenings This Week
The Rialto Theater presents a varied lineup starting Monday and Tuesday with Min and Bill starring Marie Bressler and Wallace Beery followed by a comedy Monel Metal. Wednesday features Morocco with Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich and a Terrytoon Shade of Applesauce. Thursday offers A Free Soni with Norma Shearer Lionel Barrymore Leslie Howard and Clark Gable along with Screen Souvenir and Betty Co Ed as the Screen Song novelty.
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Bill
Marie Bressler
Wallace Beery
Monel Metal
Morocco
Gary Cooper
Marlon Dietrich
Norma Shearer
Lionel Barrymore
Leslie Howard
Clark Gable
Betty
Revival of Treasure Valley Film Offerings
Friday and Saturday feature Tom Mix in My Pal the King and Jungle Mystery serial No 5 plus We Old Songs and a Terrytoon. The program showcases two features and two shorts for weekend audiences.
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Pal the King
Tom Mix
Terrytoon
Girl of the Rio and other features at High Point
Tuesday and Wednesday first showings present Vanity Fair with Myrna Loy Conway Tearle and a superb cast. Thursday and Friday bring The Mouthpiece with Sidney Fox and Warren William. Saturday features The Riding Tornado with Tim McCoy plus Mack Sennett Comedy and Cartoon novelty.
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Declores del Rio
Leo Carrillo
Vanity Fair
Myrna Loy
Conway Tearle
Sidney Fox
Warren William
Tim McCoy
Mack Sennett
Courageous Producers Offer Deep Romance on Orient to America Crossing
A vivid romance spans a single triumphant month as a steamer travels from the Orient to America. The tale avoids a mere happy ending, delivering genuine thrill and stimulation through bold storytelling.
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America
Will Rogers New Comedy “Down to Earth” At Paramount
Will Rogers new comedy Down to Earth opens at the Paramount tomorrow. Rogers stars as Pike Peters a Texas or Oklahoma millionaire facing bank failures and social-climbing wife while the family is pulled down to earth. Irene Rich co stars with Matty Kemp Dorothy Jordan and Theodore Lodi in a Fox adaptation directed by David Butler with a screenplay by Edwin Burke from Homer Croy's story.
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Irene Rich
Will Rogers
Paramount Theater
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Paris
Pike Peters
Peters
Ers
Homer Croy
Matty Kemp
Theodore Lodi
Mike
Mary Carlise
Deb
Kemp
Clarence Wilson
Brandon Hurst
Louise Mackintosh
Edwin Burke
Cray
David Butler
Fox Films
Kongo at Broadhurst Theatre Promises Thrills and Romance
Walter Huston leads a strong cast in Kongo at Broadhurst Theatre in a melodramatic jungle tale. The film centers on a white ruler in Africa, a vengeful plot, voodoo and war drums, with drama surrounding Huston, Virginia Bruce, Conrad Nagel, and Lupe Veléz. Also features a News Reel and the fourth chapter of Hurricane Express.
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Walter Huston
Broadhurst Theatre
Virginia Bruce
Conrad Nagel
Lupe Veli
Huston
Africa
Trader Horn
Tarzan
News Reel
John Wayne
Gasoline station match sparks fire in Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado Mark Vicodi risked a flame while fueling his car and lit a match. A fire followed causing $25 damage to the automobile. Vicodi faced a minor loss from the incident.
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Pueblo
Colo
Cabbage Piece Saved Teen Baby With Bronchoscope
In Columbia Missouri a fifteen month old boy, Archie Rippetti, had a piece of cabbage removed from his right lung using a bronchoscope. The object had threatened to stop his breathing and the life of the infant was saved.
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Archie Rippetti
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