1934 to Seel Many Film Events 1934 to Seel
Hollywood notes survey 1934 film outlook by Lovella Parsons discusses color processes, television impact, and anticipated marriages and divorces among Greta Garbo Joan Crawford Isabel Jewell and Charlie Chaplin. Predicts more feature length pictures outside black and white, lessons from Silly Symphonies and Henry VIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovella
Parsons
Hollywood
Deu
Casandra
Daugher
Cone
Jubb Barryaiere
Henry
Greta Garbo
Streen
Rouben Mamoulian
Joan Crewford
Douglas Mairbanks Jr
Franchel Tone
Charlie Chaplin
Wil Mabnon
Wild Boys of the Rand at Palace Sunday
A damaged page summary notes the film Wild Boys of the Rand showing at the Palace on Sunday. The piece mentions First Nations themes and a cast including Dorothy Gouin and Roche Hudson, with about 250 men and boys referenced in the publicity material.
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Wild Boys
Palace
America
The
Rand
First Nations Griers
Palace Theater
Tus
Enmunilire
Hove
Tamal
Cagney Film at Empire Opens Warner Brothers Picture
Dan Quigley in Lady Killer, a Cagney led Warner Brothers crime drama at the Empire. He rises from theater usher to gang member then fugitive, facing pursuit by the law as he seeks Hollywood success and battles backers, lovers, and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blavting Iife
Crooks
Eccam
Plice
Wingerman
Jar & Gang of Crooks
Ileal Torivis
Saeen Agamolion
Jimmy Oweney
Warner Brothers
Laity Killer
Empire
Dan Quigsey
Cagney
Hollywood
Dan
Underworld
Justice
Dan Quigley
Dani
Tornle
The
Law
Jong
Jose
Berny & Convice
Tun Ateoss
Lo Uoderwesd
Bullywood
Bre Jore
Lapugh Ban Quisley
Hixarouk
Vienna Boys Program Promises Varied Opera Night
The Vienna Boys Choir at Bas Antonio Auditorium on Thursday January 1 presents Offenbach’s Wedding by Lanternlight with full chorus and auxiliary numbers. The program lists sacred works and operatic pieces by Offenbach, Strauss and others, with tickets available at the auditorium box office and Southwest Texas Music Association office.
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Lauterntight
Vienna Boys’ Choir
Auditoriant
Hoys
Wiener Stingerenaben
Bas Antonio
Offenbach
Opers
Blom
Cme
Eerieneres
J. Hondl
Lanterniight
Dean Jacques Offenbach
Biedet
Otto Rosenberger Wiegeniied
LaWaby
Opera
Burkhart
Pearle Megert
Norris Film Comes to Texas at Le Texas Theatre
The Fox screen adaptation of Kathleen Norris’s novel stars Sakay Erers and Werman Foster as star crossed lovers in a tale of youth, luxury, and moral conflict. The film follows a young woman faced with a life changing choice and its costly consequences, delivering Norris’s direct narrative as the drama unfolds over a three day engagement.
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Welly
Fox
Kathleen Noris
le Texas Uircier
Tree Days
Saky’ Erers
Werman Foster
Kethleen Norris
Goss
John Boles in Only Yesterday opens at the Axtec
John Boles stars in Only Yesterday at the Axtec on Tuesday with Margaret Sullivan. The pairing creates a lively screening of a fledgling romance era film.
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John Boles
Axtec
Margaret Sul- Invan
Design Now on Texas Screen in Dexen for Living
Paramount presents Design for Living on Texas screens featuring Fredric March Gary Cooper and Miriam Hopkins with Edward Everett Horton and director Ernst Lubitsch. Ben Hecht adapted the play for the screen in a stylish, provocative comedy drama set in the Latin Quarter with a three cornered love plot.
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Acyen Wcr
Paramount
Texas Theater
Fredrig Morah
Gary Cooper
Mirslim Hopkins
Eoward Everect
Horton
Ernst Gubrisch
Port Coward
Ben Hecht
Poers
Uzique Anti
Leu
Pans
Lionel and Miriam in Plaza Film Mystery
Fragmentary OCR reads Lionel and Miriam in a plaza film context with names Aone Wheryine and Bien Than, suggesting a stray erik Relat and channel references. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome emerges.
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Lionel, Miriam
Plaza Film
Hollywood Feud Over Songs Splits Trio of Composers
In Hollywood the bitter feud pits Lew Brown Ray Henderson and Buddy DeSylva who wrote the George White Scandals songs together then split. George White steps in as tensions rise and the trio’s friendship frays amid rumors of relations and professional clashes.
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Hollywood
Dew
Lew Brown
Ray Henderson
Baid@y Desylva
George White
Buddy le Sylva
Flying Down to Rio dazzles at Majestic theater
RKO radio pictures musical extravaganza unfolds with aerials and acrobatics as Gene Raymond and Dolores Del Rio star in a romance set in Brazil. Special numbers by Vincent Youmans thrill audiences while Raúl Ruhl, a famed tenor, delivers romance and song.
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Dolores del Rio
Rio
Majestic Theater
Ris
Rko-Radio Pictures
Ile Slying
Dolores del Hijo
Natal
Develospe
Raymond
Anil Rati- Vien
Wat Ravilen
del Rio
Peara
Ari Ruie
Todores
Gene
Perrachutes
de Rio
Raul Rowllen
Vincent Youmans
Only Yesterday Comes to Aztec in 1933 Film
John M Stahl brings Only Yesterday to Aztec cinema with Margaret Balilvan in the lead alongside Edna May Oliver and Reginald Tray. The October release follows banker Will Béiles amid a stock market crash, self destruction, a mysterious envelope and a dramatic financial collapse. The cast features Tom Yoni, Tain Ilyas, and Mary Cheilsio with production from a Fox/airscope style troupe. the plot centers on wealth, marriage, tragedy, and recovery as the drama unfolds on screen.
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John M. Stahl
Cem Sint
Nme
Margaret Balilvan Fine Abe
Branilway
Tha
Will Béiles
Benin
Hume
Dulyeday
Vinti RevAig Bank
Colin Fontirra
Tnisn
Onym Thobert Yoni
Tain Ilyas
Andy
Mae West in Aztec With Western Meets Cary Grant Show
A four day engagement at the Aztec theater features Mae West in a western mood alongside Cary Grant in Rusty Hides Alone. The program also stars Stent Taylor Faro Arnold Ralph Harolde and Russell Hopton with witty plots and comic twists.
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Aztec Theater
Rusty
Fatolla
Mee West
Cary Grant
Paramount
West
Cain
Cory Grant
Stent Taylor
Faro Arnold
Ralf Harolde
Peterson
Russell Hopton
Valley
Paul Christen Sen Leads New Orchestra at Cocoa Nut Grove
Paul Christen Sen heads the newly formed orchestra at Cocoa Nut Grove with first performance slated to begin Sunday, signaling a fresh musical venture in the local scene.
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Paul Christensen
Cocoanut Grove
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