Sunkist Vanities on Stage at Uptown Theatre
Sunkist Vanities, in its 7th edition hosted by Harry Berry, appears at the Imperial Theatre next Wednesday January 6 featuring Mary Keith and the Sirens of Swing with Freddie Lewis Potas and Folsom, plus jugglers Richard Newell & Co. and a chorus of dancers. Local guests include A J Lancaster family and Herman Browning visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Berry
Imperial Theatre
Berry
Mary Keith
Richard Newell & Company
Freddie Lewis
Potas & Folsom
Freddie
California
Johnny Potas
Dick Folsom
Sunkist Vanities
Mary Geith
Richard Newell and Company
Sunkist Vani Ties at Imperial Theatre Next Wednesday
Harry Berry presents Sunkist Vani Ties at the Imperial Theatre featuring Eye-filling Beauty Sparkling Comedy and Tuneful Music by Mary Keith and her Sirens of Swing. Harry Berry and his Stooge Comics provide continuous laughs throughout the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Berry
Imperial Theatre
Mary Keith
Stooge
Bobby Breen and Mary Astor Lead Imperial Week Show
Bobby Breen stars in Rainbow on the River with Mary Astor in Lady From Nowhere at the Imperial. The program features Nine songs plus background choirs and a stage show Sunkist Variations. Also highlighted is Sonja Henie in One in a Million and Wild Brain Kent with Ralph Bellamy and Mae Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Breen
Mary Astor
Imperial
RKO
Universal Appeal
Marvel
America
Stephen Foste
Camptown
Franz Schubert
von Flotow
Hall Johnson
St. Luke's Choir
Southland
May Robson
Charles Butterworth
Louise Beavers
Benita Hume
Alan Mowbray
Sonja Henie
Twentieth Century-Fox
Imperial Theatre
New York
Madison Square Garden
Adolphe Menjou
Sol Lesser
Brian Kent
Harold Bell Wright
Ralph Bellamy
Mae Clark
Town Talk Highlights Christmas Visits Across Town
The column lists numerous holiday visits and guests in Greensboro and surrounding areas. Names include Bernice Hitchens, Viola Collier, Ollie Acree, Jewel Gray, Mildred Mitchell, Willie Hudgins, Vivian Speight, Zell Burnett, Bronnie Taylor, Elizabeth and Margaret Faison, W. G. Bunch, Clifton Davis, Elizabeth, Hitchens, and families from Raleigh, Portsmouth, Richmond, Wilson, Rocky Mount, Courtland, Jackson, Lasker, Kendridge, and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hitchens
Viola Collier
Greensboro
Ollie Acree
Guilford College
Lloyd Bryant
Jewel Gray
Tom Gray
Camp
Mildred Mitchell
Willie Hudgins
Vivian Speight
Zell Burnett
Conway
William Flythe
Bronnie Taylor
Raleigh
Jim Taylor
Elizabeth
Margaret Faison
Portsmouth
W. G. Bunch
Clifton Davis
Woodland
Wilson Byrd
H. E. Rice
Richmond
J. M. Rice
J. E. Brown
Mr. Brown
Wilson Hospital
Mary Smith
Lasker
E. C. Magette
E. C. Jr
Rebecca
Bertie Lee Magette
Courtland
R. L. Andrews
Estelle Hamlet
C. G. Hamlet
Essie Wayne Matkins
Jackson
J. H. Matkins
Lorenzo Pittard
D. E. Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uptown Theatre
A. J. Lancaster and Sons
Jack Lancaster
Portsmouth, Va
Herman Browning
Pensacola
Fla
Sam Young
Beautiful Girls
Fanny
Theo
Berrys
Sunkist
ROYAL
Dial R
Shirley Temple
Little Miss Marker
Robert Taylor
Eleanor Powell
William Boyd
Jimmy Ellison
Chockoyotte
Rufus G. Vick
Mgr
Zollicoffer
Allsbrook
Lax
Dial
Roanoke Rapids, N
Lee
Columbia
Miss Astor
Dodsworth
Charles Quigley
Thurston Hall
Rita la Roy
Norman Willis
Gene Morgan
Victor Killian
Spencer Charters
Jean Hersholt
Ned Sparks
Don Ameche
Ritz Brothers
Arline Judge
Borrah Minevitch and His Gang
Dixie Dunbar
Leah Ray
Shirley Deane
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