Rio Rita on Screen at Stenger Theatre
Radio Pictures presents Rio Rita a lavish musical comedy now on screen at the Stenger Theatre with Bebe Daniels and John Boles star cast. Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey provide comic relief while songs like Rio Rita and The Kinkajow entertain. The production features color scenes and was directed by Luther Reed with new and original songs performed by Daniels Boles and an animated chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenz Ziegfeld
New York
Audible Screen
Radio Pictures
Ria
Bebe Daniels
Miss Daniels
Jesse
Ria Rita
Bart Carrol Theatre
Quinn Martin
The
New York World
Miss Daniel
Bert Wheeler
Chick Bean
Robert Woolsey
Boles
Rangers
Luther Reed
Stenger Theatre
Mother 21 Faces Murder Trial
The news item reports a murder trial involving a 21 year old mother. Social and church activities are summarized, including women’s groups meeting at Miss Elizabeth Middlebrooks home and officers elected for the Loyal Women’s Class. Social events feature Valentine party at Mrs. P. A. Tharp’s and a dinner in honor of Miss Marietta Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Middlebrooks
Park Driveway
Genevieve Hastings
China” Ly
Mary Louise Keith Lowe Turner
Mabbel
Elsie Schnaker
Trastings
BR. M. LaGrone
A. &. Middiebrouoks
George Carter
W. L. Cartay
Southarn Street
W. W. Duckett
al F. Gorin
J. L. Webster
W. E Saner
Phila Tharp
Nancy White
Ruth Allen
Prine Watson
Edwin Boyle
P. A
South Main Street
Elizabeth Arnott
Marietta Mall
Perry Moses
Bessie Westmoreland
Margaret Sehlicht
Thal
Madison, Wis
Robert
P. A. Tharp
Seiting
R. L. Harmon
Ozan
Norma Shearer Here on Sunday Saenger engagement previews new talkie
Norma Shearer returns to the screen in Their Own Desire a new all talking film adapted by Frances Marion from Sarita Fuller with direction by E Mason Hopper and James Forbes. The picture features Shearer in a comedy drama role different from her chorus girl parts and required a mobile sound unit for its production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Norma Shester
Saenger Theatre
Frances Marion
Sarita Fuller
E. Mason Hopper
James Forbes
Forbes
Miss Shearer
Sally
Lake Arrowhead
Culver City
Midwick Country Club
Norconian Club
Franklin Canyon
Movie Actress Jailed Over Unpaid Fine in Prohibition Case
LOS ANGELES Feb 15 A Marian Morrell motion picture actress arrested with film actor Art Acord on violation of prohibition law. She could not pay fines and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marian Morrell
Art Acord
Buddy Rogers at Saenger Tuesday
Buddy Rogers stars in Half Way to Heaven at the Saenger Tuesday for one day only. Paul Lukas and Jean Arthur support in a fast paced all talking drama with sharp dialogue and suspense as a love triangle unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Jean Arthur
Paramount
Buddy" Rogers
Paul Lukas
Jean -Arthur
New York
George Abbott
Saenger
Actress and accomplice jailed over unpaid fines
A actress and an accomplice were jailed after a taxi driver reported being assaulted during a fare collection at the Teller’s apartment. Police found MNquer in the room and noted a $150 municipal court fine unpaid by vhcarees, while Acard had been fined $150 weeks earlier on similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhcarees
Acard
Oficers
Mnquer
Romance Keynote of Ulric Feature at Neg Grand Theatre
Ulric returns to the screen in South Sea Tse a Fox feature with her famed Kiki Tiger Rose style. Le hore Ulrie plays a passionate coast woman clashing with seamen while pursuing love. Charles Bickford Kenneth MacKenna and others support under Allan Dwan direction in Tom Cushing’s La Gringa adapted for film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehore Ulrie
Neg Grand Theatre
Hite
Kiki
Tiger Rose
Theatre Doors
Miss Ulric
Charles Bickford
Kenneth MacKenna
Tom Patricola
Darrell MacDonald
Elizabeth Patterson
Roscoe Ates
Daphne Pollard
Ilka Chase
George MacFerlane
Benn Hall
Charlotte Walker
Tom Cushing
Allan Dwan
Fox
Rich People brings Paris style to American homes
Constance Bennett stars in Pathe vehicle Rich People premiering at the New Grand Theatre Monday. Bennett returns from four years in France with eleven trunks of original Paris models by famous modistes. The film follows the pampered child of a millionaire captain of industry, with refined, understated fashion and a tale of upper-class life adapted for American audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue de la Paix
America
Constance Bennet
Pathe
New Grand Theatre
Miss Bennett
France
Miss ‘Bennett
Polly Moran Delights in Honeymoon Film Work at New Grand
Polly Moran praises the cast and a brilliant dog star in Honey Moon, a Menito Goldwyn Mayer farce opening Saturday at the New Grand. Moran notes Flash the wonder dog as the true star, praises his intelligence and reliability, and recalls working with Harry Gribbon while predicting the picture will break box office records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menito-Goldwyn-Mayer
New Grand Theatre
Polly Moran
Miss Moran
Harry Gribbon
Flash
Wonder Dog
Mr. Gibbon
Doe
Harry
Screen by A A Kline in Gelzer serial set in Vienna
A. A. Kline writes the Jay Gelzer fiction serial directed by Edward H. Grifith with Anthony Brown Regis Toomey Robert Aries Mahlon Hamilton in a Vienna set drama where a woman kills a man in defense of her honor and faces drastic consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kline
Jay Gelzer
Edward H. Grifith
Anthony Brown
New York
Regis Toomey
Robert Aries
Mahlon Hamilton
Vienna
Card of Thanks for Mrs Caudle and family
We thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother May God's blessing be with each and everyone Mrs A L Caudle Mr B L Rothwell and grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Caudle
B. L. Rothwell
Action With Talk for Mr La Rocque at Saenger
In sharp contrast to the view that sound pictures must trade action for dialogue George Fitzmaurice presents The Locked Door a United Artists feature with Rod La Rocqué Barbara Stanwyck William Boyd and Betty Bronson at the Saenger theatre Friday and Saturday. The film uses the same classic technique that made silent pictures popular though dialogue and mic work threaten naturalness. A scene shows Rocque Stanwyck and Bronson engaged in a long close shot while others attend to the camera work, highlighting the era's recording limits and acting style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitzmaurice
United Artists
Rod la Rocqué
Barbara ‘Stanwyck
William Boyd
Betty Bronson
Saenger Theatre
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Star Music Show
John Boles
Miss Deniels
Sudible Screen
Gloria Swanson
Silage
Ess White
W. H. Allen
Mes. P. A. Tharp
Paul Hinant
Tor. Billingsly
Dorsey McRae
St. Louis
John D. Birlow
Bur‘ay
Are Kan
Loon
Goltmar Hotel
Fort Smith
Caroline Clark
Norma Shearer
Arkadelphia
C. B. Taylor
Oklahoma
Etta Champlin
Terrell Cornelius
N. W. Denty
Max Cox
Texarkana
Aeon
Ruby Burnett
Wilma Jacks
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Miss Magic Bell
Elizabeth Brooks
Prescott
Enna Hamilton
Pauline Harris
Mrs. Ft. T. White
Pine Lodge
Little River Country Club
Buddy Rogers
Paul Lucas
Ulric
Paris
Constance Bennett
New Pathe Picture
Miss
Kleig
Polly
Sheriff Nell
Norma JA Shearer
Bert MC
Dancing ‘Beauties
Rio
Mr la Rocque
Rocque
Miss Stanwyd
Miss Bronson
Zasu Pitts
Mac
Stubbs
Harry Mestay
Clarence Burton
Lon
Constance
Mennett
Pathe News
Bill Cody
Tonio Son of the
Shearer
Ham
Dsianie
Dawn of Film Entertainment
Eit Joseph Eon
Mrs. Cheyney
Dorothy Lee
Don Alvarado
Harry Tierney
Joe McCarthy
Hod LA Rocque
Barbara Stanwyck
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