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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1934
Page
2
The Defense Rests stars Jack Holt as Matt Mitchell a brilliant sensational criminal lawyer in a dramatic courtroom reveal. Ruthless and disillusioned he exposes a bombshell in the opening scenes at Broadhurst Monday and Tuesday.
A fierce alma mater address stirs graduates as a renowned lawyer faces scrutiny for unethical cases. Jean Arthur plays a fervent admirer who becomes his private secretary and challenges him. Amid film reviews and a racing subplot, the plot blends comedy, suspense, and witty social critique.
Joe E Brown, the wide mouthed comedian, headlines the Paramount for two days as a Six Day Bike Rider. First National presents a rib tickler with romance, thrills, and plenty of comic mishaps as Brown clashes with a rival rider and schemes to win the six day race.
A man faces a trap of love and deceit that leaves him ensnared despite clever schemes. The tale shows how passion derails judgment and lands him in a tight legal or moral bind.
Paramount presents Peck's Bad Boy with Thomas and Jackie Cooper plus Maid in Hollywood and Shiver Me Timbers. Wednesday features Outcast Lady with Herbert Marshall and Darling Enemy. Friday shows Six Day Bike Rider with Joe E Brown and a cartoon program.
Monday and Thursday feature Defense Rests with Jack Holt and Jean Arthur along with Nat Pendleton followed by Pure Feud and Duke For a Day. Metro News airs. Wednesday and Thursday present Student Tour with Chas Butterworth and Jimmy Durante plus Nifty Nurses and Taking Care of the Baby. Friday and Saturday show Charlie Chan in London with Warner Oland and Drue Leyton, Mike Fright Our Gang Comedy Red Rider No. 12 and Flashes of Variety on the stage.
Rialto features Shirley Temple in Little Miss Marker with Adolphe Menjou and Dorothy Dell on Monday and Tuesday along with Marine Spotlight and Private Lessons. Carolina presents Wild Cargo with Frank Buck on Monday and Tuesday, plus John Wayne in The Trail Beyond and Tarzan The Fearless to end the week Friday and Saturday.
Wild Cargo with Frank Buck the famed animal hunter returns to the screen in a RKO Van Beuren production at the Carolina theatre showing Monday and Tuesday. The film follows Buck’s Asiatic wilds trapping expedition, noting two near death moments and his risk filled work.
Jackie Cooper stars in Peck's Bad Boy at the Paramount starting tomorrow. The Fox Film presentation blends drama and comedy with a noted cast including Thomas Meighan and Dorothy Peterson. A Popeye short titled Shiver Me Timbers and a Thelma Patsy Kelly comedy accompany the program.
A perilous scene unfolds as a python constricts a man’s arm while a king cobra corners him among packing cases. Buck persists in trapping dangerous beasts, a sequence directed by Armand Enis and tied to the film Wild Cargo.
Aline MacMahon leads The Merry Frinks at Rialto as part of a comedy about a six member Bronx family in a crowded apartment. The play features a temperamental crooner daughter and a Bolshevik son with a crabbed uncle from New Zealand adding chaos.
Hugh Herbert Allen Jenkins and Helen Lowell join J Wheeler the Broadway star with Frankie Darro in a listed cast reading. The group appears in a yet unnamed production noted for its star lineup and on screen pairing.
Napoleon stars with Shirley Temple in the Rialto premiere of Runyon's Miss Marker. Adolphe Menjou jokes about fearing the child performer as the five year old Shirley Temple leads the scene stealing turn in the film adaptation.
The Wi York City fire department lists 6 779 personnel amid a brief report noting per capita resources. The text also oddly mentions three milk bottles per inhabitant as a curious aside in this OCR snippet.
A feature in New York theater includes small backseat lights integrated into each seat. These devices illuminate the row and help patrons find their seats in dark auditoria.
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