A Star and Daily Press Review of Syracuse Film at Saenger
The Saenger Theatre screens Jack Oakie in She Is from Syracuse starting Friday for two days. Known for The Social Fire, Oakie returns as a cheerful, gullible country boy who travels incognito aboard a European voyage with Ginger Rogers. She hires him to rescue two engineers guarding a Balkan mine, leading to humorous and thrilling moments.
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Manhattan
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Gaynor and Farrell Star in High Society Blues at Grand Theater
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell headline Fox Movietone musical romance High Society Blues opening at the Grand Theater Monday. Directed by David Budker, the film features tuneful numbers sung by the leads with lyrics by Joseph McCarthy and James F. Horsley, set to a romcom plot written by Dana Burnet.
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Lucien Lituefield
Charles Farrell
Janet Gayner
William Collies, Sr
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Janet Gaynor
David Budler
Miss Gaynor
Farrell
Joseph McCarthy
James F. Horsley
Dana Burnet
Ingagi at the Grand provokes sensational response
A heavily promoted film from the Belgian Congo titled Ingagi screens at the Grand for three days starting Thursday. The feature, claimed to reveal forbidden Africa life, includes gorilla encounters and tribal intrigue amid praise for photography and sound. Cast and crew noted, with warnings of provocative content and educational intent.
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Noah Beery Stars in Song of the Flame Musical
Noah Beery leads the cast of Song of the Flame a Technicolor musical romance filmed at First National studios in Hollywood. Alexander Gray Bernice Clark and Claire appear with Beery in a lavish Broadway era revival brought to the screen with impressive Gershwin melodies and a dramatic revolutionary plot. Alan Crosland directs the Saenger engagement opens Wednesday and Thursday.
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George Gershwin
Grant Clark
Harry Akst
Alexander Gray
Sally
Guy Robertson
Bernice Clan
Flame
Joan of Arc
Tessa Rosia
Miss Claire
Maria Jeriiza
Gray
Noah Beery
Beery
Alan Crosland
Saenger Theatre
Lumox Film A Great Success Declared
Lumox a great success declared as the most brilliantly acted and directed all talking picture. Lummox, Herbert Brenon s latest United Artists production, comes to the Saenger Tuesday with a host of stars. Cast rehearsed four weeks, dress rehearsed day before shoot, and the company worked 16 hours daily to complete the all dialogue feature.
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Miss Hurst
Heroing
Peter Pan
Beau Gass
Ingagi Listed by Men’s Club for Notable Film
The organization includes Ingagi in its approved films list highlighting a highly interesting and instructive subject presented through illuminating picturization.
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Ingagi
French youths start on round world auto trip
Paris reports two young motorists Pierre Martinez and Antoine Bartin depart July 16 in tiny six horsepower cars for a globe circling voyage via Cochin China. Denied Soviet Siberia crossing, they head to the United States by Austria Romania Bulgaria Turkey Persia Afghanistan India Burma Saigon to San Francisco and back to Paris.
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Monument to Memorialize Searchers For Amundsen
A monument along the Patis Rouen Havre road will feature an iceberg and a seaplane design to mark the spot where the Latham 47 vanished with four crew during the Amundsen hunt. It will bear the names Guilbaud Cuverville and their mechanics and the towns Caudebee Bergen Tromsoc seen with the plane.
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Guilbaud and
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Let Us Be Gay at Saertgér Sunday
The review notes the production of Let Us Be Gay starring Shearer in a Rodgers and Hart era style adaptation from the stage. It highlights director Leonard and a strong supporting cast including Rod La Rocque, Marie Di Emery, Hedda Hopper, and Sally Eilers. The plot follows a clever woman who neglects her appearance in Paris and faces a choice between romance and social expectations.
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Willian Colney
Joyce Complin
Hedda Hopper
Lawise Ne Woul Saul Suciety Littlefield
Shearer
al the Saertgér
Rachel” Croil
Francine
Sheares
Robert
Leonard
Rod la Rocque
Timne
Marie di Emery
Hedda Hoppe
Sally Eliers
Tys
Water brings surprise as dog nets bow trout
Longmont Colorado residents report a dog snatched a cooling dip on a hot afternoon. C R Reynolds watched as the tired water hunter surfaced with a bow trout clinging to its fur, surprising onlookers.
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