New Songs in Vitaphone Play Attracts Big Cast
The First National Vitaphone picture New Songs in Vitaphone Play arrives with Bernice, Claire, Lawrence Gray, Inez Courtney and Jack Albertson among the cast. The musical drama features Cryin for the Carolines and Spring is Here, plus other numbers by Warren, Remick and Harms. Kenneth MacKenna and Frank Albertson lead the lineup with a strong supporting company and Ford directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand -Theatee
Bernice
Claire
Lawrence Gray
Sextinder Gray
Inez Courtney
Jack Albertson
Carolines
The
Faming Brox
Dio
Con
Paleo
Harry Lewis
Ye E, Young
Harry Warren
Remick
Robers
Hart
Harms
Kenneth MacKenna
Frank Albertson
Filmland
Paul Page
Farrell Macdonald
Walter McGrail
Warren Hymer
George LeGuere
Stuart Erwin
Roy Stewart
Ben Hendricks, Jr
Harry O‘tenbrook
Ford
James K. McGuinness
Associte
Dudney Nichols
Men Without Women at Grand Mon day
A submarine thriller features sixteen men trapped below the China Sea after enemy action. Ford portrays distinct characters amid dwindling oxygen and a failing hull as rescue missions and jammed torpedo tubes offer a slim chance of surface escape. The production notes a long Broadway run and Vitaphone song retention.
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John Fortling
China Sea
Xallisian
Show Girl In Hollywood Stars Alice White With Mulhall
Alice White and Jack Mulhall headline Show Girl In Hollywood at Saenger Sunday and Monday. The First National musical drama traces Dixie Dougan’s rise to fame with Technicolor musical sequences directed by Mevyn LeRoy and featuring Blanche Sweet and Ford Sterling among others.
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Jack Hulhall
Alice White
Hollywood
Sael~ger Theater
Jack Mulhall
Saenger
First National
Metropolis
Saenger Theatre
Biograph Company
Lionel, Barrymore
the Gish Sisters
Mary Pickford
Blanche Sweet
Talmadge Sisters
Ford Bierling
Jub Miljan
J. P. McEvoy
Mervyn LeRoy
Technicolor
Sewnes
Song Of The West Color Musical At Saenger Theatre
Warner Bros presents Song Of The West in Technicolor at the Saenger next Friday and Saturday. John Boles and Vivienne Segal star with a cast of many, backed by Vincent Youmans music, presenting a pioneering era romance with song and spectacular color.
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Saenger Theatre
Warner Bros
Fort Independence
Sierra
California
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Vincent Youmans
Hoey
John Boles
Vivienne Segel
E. Brown
Marie Wells
Sam Hardy
Marion Byron
Eddie Gribber
Ed Martindel
Rudolph Cameron
Harvey Thew
Laurence Stallings
Oscar Hammerstein
Ray [Enright
Jolson Stars In The Singing Fads In A Musical
Al Jolson headlines as leading man in The Singing Fads show. Critics praise his vocal range and charm, noting a lively performance and strong chemistry with his female co star. Director Michael Curtiz shapes a brisk musical with standout numbers like Mammy and Let Me Sing. The Trib News commends Jolson as the evening’s brightest feature.
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al Dolson
Mordaunt
Hall Times
Tl Jolson
Loki
Whison
Lewell Sherman
Louise
Dre
Michael Curtiz
al Jolson
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