The Green Goddess Opens New Year with George Arliss
The season starts with George Arliss in The Green Goddess on New Year’s Day. Also booked are Reginald Denny in The Kentucky Derby at the Ohio next week and Lon Chaney in Shadows at the Apollo. Jolson and Bombo continue in Chicago with strong grosses before touring Indianapolis. New York backing underpins Tarkington and Elsie visits Engish’s on Jan 4. The Music Box Revue arrives Jan 15, Eddie Cantor performs Make It Snappy Christmas afternoon at the Mural.
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George Arliss
the Circle
Reginald Denny
Ohio
Lon Chaney
Apollo
Jolson
Bombo
Chicago
Indianapolis
New York
Mr. Skinner
Tarkington
Elsie
Engish’s
Music Box
Eddie Cantor
Holiday season slump dims Rialto stage offerings
Local stage listings show a Christmas dip with the Rialto delaying dark days and shifting to three nights of Tip-Top starring Fred Stone plus Smiles and Kisses at Broadway. Hippity Hop comes to Rialto next week with a hotel setting and a vaudeville bill headlined by Lankey Taylor.
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Fred Stone
Murat
Rialto
Fred Strauss
Indianapolis
Princess Livingston
Mona Mayo
Prima Donna
Pep Bedford
Fred “Falls” Binder
Jack Ormsby
Ed Sullivan
Lillian Sanger
Jolson in Bombo at Murat for Week of January
Nelson Trowbridge of the Murat announces Al Jolson will star in Bombo at the Murat the week of January 8. Al Miller at English's touts Otis Skinner appearing in a new version of Mister Antonio by Booth Tarkington at English's for three days starting New Year's Day.
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al Jolson
Bombo
the Murat
Nelson Trow-bridge
al. Miller
English’s
Otis Skinner
Mister Antonio
Booth Tarkington
Mr. Trowbridge
Five Men Stars Head Movies For Coming Week
A Century comedy Rookies starring Brownie the canine will be added. Betty Blythe in Her Husband's Wife screens Thursday with In the Days of Buffalo Bill seventh episode. The Great Night with William Russell headlining next week at Mister Smith's features Eva Novak Wade Robeler and others, plus a Christy comedy Pardon My Glove and a news reel.
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Hoot Gibson
the Galloping Kid
the Isis
William Russell
Mister Smith
Hoot
Edna Murphy
Percy Challenger
Lionel Belmore
Jack Walters
Leon Barry
Steve Clemente
Brownie
Betty Blythe
Mister Smith's
Eva Novak
Wade Roteler
Earle Metcalfe
Winifred Bryson
Harry Lonsdale
Bard of Avon Again in Land of Make Believe
A theater letter argues for Stuart Walker and his company to tailor productions to audience taste. It praises Walker as an asset yet urges closer alignment with Louisville and Indianapolis patrons to boost attendance and avoid misaligned repertory.
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Bard OF Avon
Stuart Walker
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Walker
Turning of the camera on The Tiger's Claw stars Eva Movak
Paramount picture production begins with Eva Movak in the lead on location at Lasky Ranch as Jack Holt stars. Director Joseph Henaberg films scenes while awaiting the wrap of Nobody's Money.
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Paramount
Jack Holt
Eva Movak
Joseph Henaberg
Lasky Ranch
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