Outstanding Winter Pictures Heading to Broadhurst This Week
The Broadhurst announces ahead of schedule winter attractions for the coming weeks. Top titles include The Dawn Patrol with Richard Barthelmess and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. next week, plus The Eyes of the World and other stars such as Harold Lloyd and Gloria Swanson.
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Producers of Pictures
Broadhurst
Richard Bartheimess
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Neil Hamilton
Dawn Patrol
Harold Bell Wright
Jeanette MacDonald
Pioneers from Haw River traced to New River settlement in Virginia
The discussion covers settlers from the Haw River area of North Carolina who moved to New River in Virginia, including John and William Trollinger and their sisters. It links Adam Trollinger of Haw River to early Lutheran and Reformed church building, notes Trollinger descendants in Virginia families, and mentions generations and ministers tied to Guilford County and early 18th century migrations.
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New River
Virginia
Haw River
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Maryland
John
William H. Trollinger
Jacob Smith
Trollingers
Johnhilip Hevner
Newbourn
Adam Trollinger
Trollinger
M. P
N. C
Rhine
America
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Hillsborough
Hawk River
Jacob
Jacob Henry Trollinger
Mary
Barbara
Elizabeth Trollinger
Darst
Helmstaedt University
Adolph Nurssmann
Guilford County
Peter Brugell
Samuel Brugell
Armoured Fish Fossils Unearthed Near Logan Utah
Fossils of armored fish from ancient times have been found near Logan Utah. The discovery adds to paleontological knowledge of early aquatic life in the region.
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Logan
Utah
Common Clay Holds Fourth Week at Broadhurst
New York record for motion pictures hung at the Roxy theater as Common Clay closed its engagement there last week. The film then moved to Broadhurst for a four week run with demand prompting extensions. The cast includes Constance Bennett Lew Ayres Beryl Mercer and Tully Marshall.
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New York
Roxy Theater
Jane Cowl
Constance Bennett
Lew Ayres
Beryl Mercer
Tully Marshall
the Broadhurst
Hotel Manager Handles Serious Complaint
A tense exchange unfolds as an angry guest confronts the hotel manager claiming a serious complaint. The manager confirms his role while the guest warns away, fearing illness or danger from proximity in the infernal setting.
Two Leading Pictures At Broadhurst This Week
The Broadhurst Theatre presents three days of Common Clay with Constance Bennett and Lew Ayres and Raffles with Ronald Coleman and Kay Francis. Bennett stars as a woman fighting society to win love, while Ayres portrays a pampered student who redeems himself. Supporting cast includes Tully Marshall Beryl Mercer Parnell Pratt and Hale Hamilton.
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Broadhurst
Constance Bennett
Lew Ayres
Ronald Coleman
Kay Francis
Fox Movietone
Miss Cowl
Miss Bennett
Richard Bennett
Joan
Hollywood
Paul
Audible
Ayres
Tully Marshall
Beryl Mercer
Parnell Pratt
Avgie
Hale Hamilton
Judge Filsen
Raffles the Gentleman Crook in Ronald Colman Spectacle
The Amateur Cracksman features Ronald Colman as Raffles who robs for thrill until love alters his path. Kay Francis plays the inspiring leading woman opposing him and supports Colman with a poised, strong performance noted as Hollywood territory.
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E. W. Hornung
Raffles
Ronald Colman
Ronald Colmah
Kay Francis
Colman
Miss Francis
Hollywood
Grumpy to Be Shown at Paramount with Cyril Maude
Cyril Maude stars in Paramount's adaptation of his stage hit Grumpy at the Paramount theater tomorrow and Tuesday. The film blends romance and mystery with Maude’s seasoned humor and a supporting cast including Phillip Holmes Frances Dade Paul Lukas and Paul Cavanaugh under directors George Cukor and Cyril Gardner.
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Cyril Maude
London
New York
Paramount
Mr. Maude
Theodore Roberts
Grumpy
Phillip Holmes
Nancy Carroll
Frances Dade
Ronald Colman
Paramount Theater
Sills Returns to Screen in Man Trouble at Paramount
Milton Sills comes out of a year’s illness hiatus to star in Man Trouble at Paramount, a Fox Movietone drama. He co stars with Dorothy Mackaill and Kenneth MackKenna as a speak easy owner whose presence unsettles a couple’s romance. The cast includes Sharon Lynn, Roscoe Karns, James Bradbury Jr, Oscar Appel, Edythe Chapman, Harvey Clark and Lew Harvey. Adapted from Ben Ames Williams story A Very Practical Joke and directed by Berthold Viertel.
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Milton Sills
Paramount Theater
Fox Movietone
Sills
the Barker
Dorothy Mackaill
Kenneth MackKenna
Freiburg Passion Play Comes to Greensboro Audience
The Freiburg Passion Play dates back 700 years and will open at Greensboro's N C College auditorium September 22 for six days. Adolf Fassnach now plays Christus in a company of about fifty Freiburgers. tickets are sold in High Point by Wesley Memorial Methodist Church women’s auxiliary.
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Freiburg
N. C. College Auditorium
Oberammergau
Greensboro
Christus
Fassnacht
Adolf Fassnach
Black Forest
High Point
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial
Passion Play
What a little shrimp as wild animal trainer says
The Humorist features a witty exchange about size and success in animal training with the joke that a small trainer outsmarts lions by waiting for growth.
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Humorist
Whitsett Visitors and Local Updates Highlight Community Notes
News from Whitsett reports Mrs. A C Brewer of Winston Salem visiting relatives for a few days. Mr and Mrs A R Hammond of Pennsylvania are guests of J A Nuckols. Mrs Hammond was Katherine Klinger. Mary and Pauline Sink of Winston-Salem return from visits to Eton College and Burlington. Friedens church Bible class held a Brunswick stew gathering at the R a y home near the church. Dr Lewis A Law of Lexington Virginia, once a local student, married Evelyn Thompson on September 3, and Rev U S A Heavener of Hyattsville Maryland has published New River Settlements now noted for interest.
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A. C. Brewer
Winston- Salem
A. R. Hammond
Pennsylvania
J. A. Nuckols
Hammond
Katherine Klinger
Mary
Pauline Sink
Winston-Salem
Eton College
Burlington
Friedens Church
Brunswick
James Ray
Lewis A. Law
Lexington
Evelyn Thompson
U. S. A. Heavener
Hyattsville, Md
New River Settlements
Teacher and pupil quarrel over progress in reading
A brief note from Mous tique Charleroi records a dialogue where a pupil questions a teacher about progress and the teacher suggests perhaps the pupil had a better instructor than he.
Colleen Moore Drops Her Bob for a Long Hair Look
Colleen Moore abandons her famous bob in Smiling Irish Eyes at the Paramount as she portrays a rural Ireland girl. She keeps short curls at the back tied with a ribbon over the bangs, while the film features singing numbers written for the picture. John McCormick produces the Vitaphone feature directed by William A. Seiter.
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Colleen Moore
Paramount
Colleen
Ireland
Miss Moore
John McCormick
William A. Seiter
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Beryl
Mercer and
Matty Kemp
Johnny Perkins and
Fnsters
Paramount Sound News
Thurs
FBI
SAT
Ronald Coleman and
Dick Barthelmess
Patrol
H. B. Wright
Charles Rogers
Gary
Dixiana
Brothers
MacDonald
Monte Carlo
Talmadge
Woman of Passio Swanson
Hove
4 Marx
Norma Gloria
Colman As
Beatrice Fairfax
Cupid
England
Four Continents
Lila Lee
Conrad Nagel
Irene Rich
H. B. Warner
Raymond Hackett In
Carol
Germany
North Carolina College
Whitsett
Mrepaldl
College Auditorium
Broadway
Prince of Diamonds
Aileen Pringle
Ian Keith
Mickey McGuire
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Young America
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Buddy
The
Rio Grande
Bob Gone
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