Talking pictures spark new era at Palace and Circle
Samuel Goldwyn begins Bulldog Drummond with Ronald Colman among stage veterans turned film stars. The program also features Fox Movietone news and Marx Brothers The Cocoanuts with Walter Huston in Two Americans, Drag and The Love Prince helmed by Frank Lloyd. A slate of Vitaphone shorts and Kitty headline the bill.
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Samuel Goldwyn
the Palace
Ronald Colman
Hollywood
Bulldog Drummon
Ronald Coleman
Lilyan Tashman
Mary Dugan
Montagu Love
Bulldog Drummond
Claude Allister
Algy
London
Gerard du Maurier
Joan Bennett
Jarnegan
New York
Constance
Barbara Bennett
Holywood
Metro Movietone
Phil Spitalny
Spitalny
Chester Hale
Ponce Sisters
Peggy O'Neil
Charley Chase
Fox Movietone News
Lester Huff
M. G. M. News
Teather
Fox Movietone
the Apollo
Monckton Hoffe
Clare Kummer
Marguerite Churchill
Kenneth MacKenna
Dorothy Burgess
Henry Kolker
Campbell Gallan
Douglas Gilmore
Frederick Graham
Rex Bell
Charlotte Mer
Circle Theater
Irving Berlin
Oscar Shaw
Mary Eaton
Sinc
Walter Huston
Abraham Lincoln
U. S. Grant
Dessa Byrd
Richard Barthelmess
Vitaphone
David Carroll
Ohio Theater
Barthelmess
Weary River
Bradley King
Miss King
Gene Towne
William Dudley Pelley
Frank Lloyd
Lila Lee
Alice Day
George le Maire
Himself
Louis Simon
the Ohio
Harpo Marx
Paramount
Indiana and Circle
Desea Byrd
George Broadhurst & Co
Mary Kornman to appear at Lyric with Our Gang alumni
Mary Kornman, original leading lady of Our Gang, will attend the Lyric with two former gang members. Plans move rapidly for Tiffany-Stahl's Kathleen Mavoureen starring Sally O'Neill. John M. Stan has tapped Al Ray to direct. The co star remains unnamed and will be announced soon.
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Mary
Our Gang
Mary Kornman
The
Lyric
Tiffany-Stah
Kathleen Mavoureen
Sally O'Neill
John M. Stan
al Ray
Miss O'Neill
Eve Southern Recovers After Auto Accident
Fans prayed as Eve Southern fully recovered from a severe automobile crash. While in hospital her convalescence drew five gift Bibles and over 1900 letters from sympathizing fans who prayed for her recovery.
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Eve Southern
Reveling and Ruin in Daniel 5 A Sunday School Lesson
The piece discusses Belshazzar’s feast as a symbol of moral decay and the law of consequence. It contrasts the corrupt reveler with Daniel’s disciplined integrity, linking ancient Babylon to modern society and stressing judgment, healthful living, and the call to “Dare to be a Daniel.”
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Daniel
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Belshazzar
Babylon
America
Nebuchadnezzar
Nabonidus
Real Motherhood Drives Mary Carr to Screen Fame
Mary Carr, renowned for realistic mother roles, is praised as the most beloved screen mother. The article notes she supported six grown children during her husband's long illness and mentored many film stars, including Alan Hale in Pathe's Sailor's Holiday.
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Mary Carr
Alan Hale
Pathe
Anton Brees Presents Carillon Program at Scottish Rite Cathedral
The program to be played by Anton Brees on the Scottish Rite Cathedral carillon includes Wedding March and The Bells of St Marys with other classics by Mendelssohn Adams and English tunes. Also noted is a feature on Bill Robinson, the dancer from New York, heading to Keith theater in Boston after two weeks in New York Palace shows.
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Jimmy
No Push
Kitty’ Deeping
Estelle Brody
John Stuart
Marie Ault
Dorothy Cumming
Victor Saville
London
Henley On the Thames
Anton Brees
St. Mary Ve
Beadbury
Mendelssohn
Adams
J. T
Molley Giardini
Hich Stepper
Bill Robinson
New York Palace
Keith
Keith Theater
Boston
Mantle Selects Ten Best Plays of 1928 29 Season
Burns Mantle has announced his ten best plays of the 1928 29 season. The Kingdom of God by Martinez Sierra translated by Helen and H. Granville Barker and staged in New York by Ethel Barrymore appears among selections along with Journey's End Street Scene Wings Over Europe Holiday The Front Page Let Us Be Gay Gypsy The High Road and The Little Accident.
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New York
Burns Mantle
Martinez Sierra
Helen and
H. Granville Barker
Ethel Barrymore
Mr. Mantle
Europe
Pepito and Frank Melino Lead Lyric Vaudeville Opening
Pepito the Spanish clown and Frank Melino headline the Lyric vaudeville opening with distinct styles. A Vita phon(e) production From Headquarters dominates screen offerings featuring Monte Blue in Sag Marcalo with troops and a mystery.
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Monte Blue
Epito
Frank Melino
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Lyric
Pepito
Asthma
Lew Reed
Paul le Vere
Reed
le Vere
Tropics
Happy Smith
Smith
Guvnn Williams
Ethlyne Clair
Gladys Brockwell
Joseph Girard
Henry B. Walthall
Eddie Gribbon
Howard Brethertor
Samuel Hartridge
Henry Gates
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Jean Arthur
Nell Hamilton
O. P. Heegie
William Austin
Morton Beck
Darling Twins
Prosner and
Maret
Dave Gould
Ed Rosener
Riam
Donald Gallaher
Patent Office
Harry Tate
Marx Brothers
Circle
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Kitty
Colonial
Tord Air
Little Wildcat
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Motion Pictures
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Nett
Lilyan T
Ben Ontague
United Artist
Metro Movietone Presents
Phil
Spitalny’s
PONCE
Peggy O’neil
Daes Peece
Jazzer
Yvousetone News
Tetas
Mantle
Charlie Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Karx Brothers
Cocoanuts
Ay Rohmer
Neil Hamil
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Seashore Follies
Prosper & Market
ED Resener
Paramount Sound News
Guy Robertson
High Waters
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