Four Sons and Lights of New York At Apollo and Circle
The Indiana theater debuts the first talking picture with a synchronized 100-piece score in Four Sons while Lights of New York headlines at the Apollo. Stars include Margaret Mann James Hall and Helene Costello with a Vitaphone vaudeville program and Foy directing. Beaux Broadway with Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle opens at the Palace. Circle shows Seeing Things as part of a major August lineup featuring The Foreign Legion and other acts.
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Richard Barthelmess to Screen Scarlet Seas
The next film featuring Richard Barthelmess, previously titled Mutiny, will be released as Scarlet Seas. The announcement confirms the final title and sets expectations for the screen presentation.
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The Heroism of Foreign Missions in Acts 14 8 20
The article praises Paul’s missionary zeal rooted in his Roman citizenship and faith. It notes his world view, travels driven by persecution, and the driving motto: Necessity is laid upon me. Barnabas shares this mission’s courage and devotion as the early Christian expansion unfolds.
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Circle Hosts New Stage Show With Allan Raymond
At the Circle the new stage show opens with Allan Raymond among the artists. Dick Powell leads the production and directs the performances for today’s program.
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Greek tennis champ Paul Ralli cast as Diego in The Water Hole
Paul Ralli once Greece’s tennis champion has been chosen for the role of Diego in The Water Hole. The casting signals an international addition to the production lineup and highlights Ralli’s transition from sport to screen.
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Final Barker scene ends in carnival melee with townsfolk
A late stage moment from The Barker this week shows a lively clash between carnival workers and hard-boiled townspeople in a tense melee. Local performers and residents collide amid the show’s chaotic finale.
Movietone to Record Record-Setting Winona Lake Event
Fox News to film the first large audience using Movietone at Winona Lake Indiana on August 12. A 600 voice choir a university choir from De Pauw University the Winona concert band and up to 20000 attendees will be recorded with sight and sound. Rev Paul Rader Billy Sunday and Homer Rodeheaver are among the speakers and organizers.
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Water Hole cast grows with four new stars
The western film The Water Hole based on a Zane Grey story adds Jack Perrin Jack Mower Tex Young and Lydia Yeamans Titus to the cast alongside star Jack Holt.
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Colleen Moore Assigned Screenwriter for Synthetic Sin
Colleen Moore is set to star in Oh Kay as she finishes her current vehicle. Tom J. Geraghty, credited screenwriter, has been assigned by John McCormick to write the scenario for Synthetic Sin.
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Broadway Dismisses A Silly Play In weak revival
New York review condemns the Broadway offering Babies a la Carte later billed as The Lawyer's Dilemma as feeble and puerile. The critic argues producers lack sanity to stage theater and calls for punishment of the playwright.
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