Jane Withers Sings and Dances in 45 Path erg at Rialto
Jane Withers stars in a starlet comedy with Hartmans Thomas Beck and Louise Henry. Ventriloquists and aesthetic dancing guide the plot as Withers outwits five millionaire suitors and saves Beck from a scheming ex. The review hints at playful politics and lively vaudeville style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Withers
Hartmans
Tinkeheater
Thomas Beck
Louise Henry
Alan
Jane
4Vith
Sammy Cohen
George Givot
June
de Bodd
Uortinans
Tex Ritter in Sing Cowboy Sing at New Theater
Tex Ritter stars in Site Cowboy Sing at the New Theater with Lovely Louise Stanley in a fast action musical western. The film blends action with four cowboy ballads including Sing Cowboy Sing and Twilight Reverie as a wagon train chase unfolds. Supporting cast Al St. John and Charles King contribute to an energetic melodrama with serials and cartoons following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Ritter
Grand National
New Theater
Edward Pinchey
Lovely Louise Stanley
Tex
Ted Chante
Frank Seducci
Robert N. Bradbury
Lindsley Parsons
Robert Emmett
al St. John
Kart Hackett
Charles King
Robert McKenzie
Budd Buster
Heber Snow
Chick Yarman
Cowboy
Hidh-Bighta
Army Navy Football Game Draws 195000 Fans at New Theater
The New theater management received notice of the latest feature from RKO Pathe News showing the Army versus Navy game played last Saturday, November 27, with an audience of about 195,000 fans witnessing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
RKO Pathe
Pedro de Carioba
Raila Lloyd
Spencer Charters
Otto Hoffman
Buster Phelps
Jameson Thomws
Sherweet Bailey
Edwin Mordant
John T. Murray
Duncan Mansfield
Carrol Graham
Karl Brown
Hinton Smith
MGM
Lido
William Shakespeare
Wall Street Not Sole Money Market, Says Exchange Official
New York Breck Exchange official Jason Westerfield insists the exchange is a simple market place and not where money is lost. He rejects the notion that money disappears in Wall Street and emphasizes its role as a trading venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Jason Westerfield
New York
Breck Exchange
Stand-In at the Saenger Theater
A humorous screen adaptation of a Saturday Evening Post tale stars Leslie as Atterbury Dodd, a shy banker who goes to Hollywood to run a studio backed by a million dollars. Blondell co stars as the stand in who guides him through studio intrigue and outwits conspirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Theater
Leslie
Ang Douts Blondel
Clarence
Budington Kellind
Post
Cotemling
Atterbury Dodd
Hallywood
Sundins
Joan
Train Whistles Nerve Dog in NGUSTIN Texas
Pat Evans, a city employee, complained that trains whistle about 12,500 times daily, saying the noise irritates his dog and suggests repealing an 1893 law requiring four whistle blasts at each crossing. The article also notes Tibetans greet with tongue sticking out and a hemisphere farewell tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngustin
Texas
Pat Evans
Houston
Christmas Lights Cheer a City and Hearts
A reflective Christmas piece recalls the season’s warmth from prayerful stars to bright city lights. It praises Kiwanis for decorations and notes local church circles and social visits as community spirit grows toward Peace and Good Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Imal
Bethlehem
Kiwanis Club
Young Mathers
Wiest
Cut and Shoot Texas Beats Its Own Hometown Name
In Cut and Shoot a peaceful village earned its notorious name after a steeple dispute in founding days. The article recalls horseback messengers, buckboards, and a wag labeling the town, which has remained a crossroad community with a white church, a few houses, and stores, amid local church meetings and visits by residents such as Miss Mary Delia Carrigan of Hendrix College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Conroe
Girl Loves Boy Comes to New Theater Sunday
A new romantic drama opens Sunday at the New theater starring Brie Linden and Cecilia Parker in Girl Loves Boy. The plot follows two youths kept apart by a foolish escapade, leading to adventure and a hopeful, emotional ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
New Theater
Brie Linden
Cecilia Parker
BFE
Ziedmann
Linden
Miss Parker
MGM
Zeidman
Roger Imhof
Dorothy Peterson
Bernadene Hayes
Patsy O'Connor
Ling Tot
Ells Linden and
Girl Loves Boy
Brookwood P T A Holds December Meeting
Miss Mary Elian and Dick Ligon attend as week end guests. Brookwood P T A meets at Brookwood School with 26 members. Program includes Christmas story, melodies, and carols. Discussion covers School Marks and Interpretation in report cards. City School Superintendent Henry Taylor discusses changes in marks. Social hour follows. Circle No. 2 to meet at Mrs Bob Briant’s home at 3 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elian
Massey
Dick Ligon
Marrilton
Brookwood P.T. A
Brookwood School
Yale
A. W. Stubbeman
Henry Taylor
B. C. Hyatt
Misa Henry
Hyatt
Orville Ervinger
Circle No. 2
Bob Briant
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Services and Meetings
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 55. F McFaddin addresses Men's Bible Class. Woman's Auxiliary executive meeting Monday 3 pm. Senior Young Peoples group meets Monday 7 40 at the manse. Men of church supper Tuesday 7 15 with Rev Archie Smith speaker. Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30. Lease change offering Sunday to American Bible Society. Mrs Isabel Urbach of New York praises her sons aged 12 and J for cooking and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
Missionary Society
Larry
India
Christian Church
F. McFaddin
Woman's Auxiliary
Young Peoples
Archie Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Lake Village
American Bible Society
Its All Yours at Saenger Theater opens Tuesday
Madélein Carroll and Francis Le dérer star in Columbia's romantic comedy It's All Yours at the Saenger Theater opening Tuesday. Carroll plays a secretary who inherits 54,000,000 under unusual circumstances in her first straight comedy role. Also note Dr Quizzer returns Wednesday night at 8:30 with questions and cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madélein Carroll
Francis Ledérer
Columbia
Saenger Theater
Mias Carroll
Quizzer
Consclence Had Nothing To Do In Witty Self Confession
A clipped OCR fragment reports a man surrendering to police after a minor crime. The text mentions a name similar to Harry Burns and a mother-in-law, with a small amount of money involved. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burns
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Washburn College
Jack and
Seck
Walnut
Orville W. Ercinger
Hamilton Trust Fund
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Hamilton Depositor Corp
Denver
Cataratlu
Louise Stanley
White Flash
Tex Riter
Sherwood Bailey
Tn Technicolor
Tubso
Eric Cecilia
den Parker
Chas. Quigley
Lyle Talbot
Polly Bowles
Grace Moore
Cary Grant
Saenger
Tibet
Hemisphere
Leslie Howard
Joan Blondet
Sine
Francis Lederer
Madeleine Carroll
DR. Quizzer
Bobby Breen
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Geuine
Santa Claus
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Hattie Anne Feil
Shreveport
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McCastill
Captinger
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Ciroke
Welock
J. R. Wiliams
Mass Street
Cirele
Matt Galster
Vaun Galster
Hervey Street
First Baptist Church
Woimnant’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
B. L. Rettig
West Avenue
Mary Delia Carrigan
Hendix College, Conway
Mrs
Steve Carrigan
James R. Hey
Eris Linden
Cecilia Parler
The
Charles Quigley
Macquelin Wells
Polly Rowles
Nae Colinns
A. Hammond
St, Mark’s Episcopal
William Russell Hamilton
Southern Baptist
First Presbyterian
Brewster
Isabel Uribach
Monts
Eac
Madelein Carroll
Garry Myers
AtLt
Home Service Co
Hope Roy Allison
Mét
Roy Anderson
Company
FONE
Louise Henry wiThe Hartmans
Thur
Shadow
Walter Wanger , Reen
Howard Tin ‘Stand
Wis
Humphrey Bogart
Paranoynt News
Sunhile
Procudero
Madeleine Carrall
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