The Battle of the Sexes Leads at the Palace Theater
Hollywood directors stress directorial care in character focus as The Battle of the Sexes opens at the Palace. D W Griffith shapes five key roles including Jean Hersholt and Phyllis Haver with Belle Bennett and others in an all star program alongside That Night and Sinners Parade. Wings and The Singing Fool headline other features with stars Clara Bow Richard Arlen and Jolson delivering aerial drama and musical hits across Indiana venues.
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Loew’s Palace
Warner Bros Signs Lois Wilson for Four Films
J. L. Warner announced this week that Lois Wilson has signed a contract with Warner Bros to appear in four forthcoming productions. The deal follows her acclaimed performance in the all talking picture On Trial, recently completed.
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Greenwich Village Follies opens at English's Monday night
Helen Gilligan tops the cast as one of the prettiest in Greenwich Village Follies. The program includes Movietone reels with Eddie Peabody in In a Music Shop and vaudeville duo Lydell and Higgins. A four scene musical comedy story unit by Publix will be shown at the Indiana theater next week with Charlie Davis in the lead.
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Colleen Moore In Two New Screen Features At Local Theaters
Colleen Moore headlines the photoplay Oh Kay the musical comedy adaptation and is spotlighted in A Wonderful Girl where she stars alongside a wide cast. Theออนไลน์ cast includes Lawrence Gray Alan Hale Ford Sterling Claude Gillingwater and Julanne Johnston among others with Dale Young at the organ and the Indiana news as added features.
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Lawrence Gray
Alan Hale
Ford Sterling
Claude Gillingwater
Julanne Johnston
Claude King
Edgar Norton
Charlie Davis
Helene Heller
George Riley
Ray Samuels
Paragon Quartet
Eddie Hill
Frank Ruhl
Edward Richardson
Clarence Bloemker
Willard Hall
Nanette
Dale Young
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May McAvoy to Star Opposite Monte Blue in No Defense
J L Warner announced this week that May McAvoy will be Monte Blue's leading lady in No Defense, to be directed by Lloyd Bacon after The Greyhound Limited. Robert Lord is adapting the script, with J Raleigh Davis as story author.
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Keith's Opens Road to Ruin With Virginia Roye in Lead
The Road to Ruin debuts today at Keith's theater with Virginia Roye in the lead role as the principal character.
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Gleason Lands Studio Dialogue Contract At MGM
James Gleason, famed for Is Zat So and Shannons of Broadway, is hired to write dialogue at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. His witty stage lines boost film dialogue as Norma Shearer stars in Angel Face directed by Robert Leonard, followed by Broadway Melody with Bessie Love and Anita Page directed by Harry Beaumont.
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Gleason
Norma Shearer
Robert Leonard
Bessie Love
Anita Page
Harry Beaumont
Mrs. Gleason
el Capitan Theater
New York
Jimmie
Powell to Have Big Programs at Indiana Roof
Dick Powell hosts a series of elaborate events at the Indiana ballroom roof including Navy Day ball Halloween masked ball and a dance program with two orchestras. Frank Levay teaches free Danceograph lessons weekly and Walter Partridge teaches the new Ecstasy glide. Dick Powell sings nightly and the roof operates every night except Monday. New York to Get Talker Melody of Love opens at Colony Theater next week.
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Colony Theater
He Plays Bennie Benson With Powell Orchestra in Indiana
A saxophonist and vocal soloist performs with Dick Powell s orchestra in an Indiana ballroom. Benson is featured as a highlighted performer in the show.
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Billie Dove Ready for Rest After Gown Gala
After a string of gowns during a perfect orgy of fashion, Billie Dove plans a weeklong rest before her next First National picture. Adoration is in the cutting room and acclaimed by many as her best work.
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Show Boat Near Completion Sets Milestone for Film History
Harry Pollard has cut the working print to thirty reels and studio officials predict Show Boat will be a milestone in moving picture history once sound features are added after studio equipment completion.
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Pressler and Klaiss Lift Lyric With Vaudeville Bill
Comedy song show by Pressler and Klaiss tops the Lyric bill next week. Pressler performs burlesque on Paderewski with pantomime and jokes, followed by a surprise dancing finish. The program features Melody Mansion musical comedy, Sofie Blatz from our Block, Nugold Revue, Getting Acquainted, Perettos aerial novelty, and Taxi 13 on screen.
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Klaiss
Lyric
Paderewski
George Libby
Billy de Wolf
Lee Otis
Edna Reed
Grace
Polly van
Ora Williams
Evelyn Burgman
Lois Kent
Feen
Davis
Perettos
Chester Conklin
Angus MacTavish
Chester
Lee Moran
Martha Sleeper
FBO
Ethel Wales
Mrs. MacTavish
Miss Sleeper
Hugh Trevor
Charles Byer
Jerry Miley
W. Scott Darling
Marshall Neilan
Milton Sills and Dorothy Mackaill Back from Hawaii
Milton Sills and Dorothy Mackaill return to the Burbank studios of First National Pictures after weeks on the Hawaiian islands making scenes for Stranded in Paradise with director George Fitzmaurice.
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Dorothy Mackaill
George Fitzmaurice
Paradise
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