Action In Store for Picture Doers
Entertainment pages preview this week’s screen offerings. Majestic showcases a Mountie tale with a robbery clash as Wally Beery and Robert Taylor star alongside a Saints era siege, while the Aztec features Errol Flynn and David Niven in a wartime yarn about a patrol’s peril. The Texan runs Canadian frontier adventures with Dick adine and Gloria Dickson, plus Federal Man Hunt with Robert Livingston. Palace screens Top Hat with Gable and Loy. State presents Man From Music Mountain and Flight to Fame.
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Robert Taylor
Wally Beery
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Texa
Bob
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Brooklyn Cowboy Returns to State at Blaze Theater
Powell and Paul Brien star in Cowboy From Brooklyn at Blaze theater Tiesday for two days. The troupe portrays a stranded cowboy who joins a West dude ranch as entertainer. Trains: Mark Gable plans to work out with the UG L.A. hockey team in preparation for its release.
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Pick Powell
Rotary Lane
Paul Brien
Brooklyn
Powell
West
Mark Gable
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Robinson Film Back at Palace Opens Monday
Edward G. Robinson stars in I Am the Law a comedy gangster tale returning to the Palace for another run. He plays a college law professor on leave who confronts gangsters behind the rug scheme with Wendy Barrie Barbara O Nell and Otto Krueger among the cast.
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Edward G. Robinson
Palace Theater
Robinson
Wendy Barrie
Barbara O'Nell
Otto Krueger
Box Office Decline Marked 1938 in Hollywood
Hollywood notes a volatile year 1938 with a downturn in box office, tax and monopoly concerns, and international censors curbing exports. James Roosevelt enters the industry scene as stars face scrutiny from Brandt accusations, Greta Garbo with Stakowski sparks headlines, and Gone with the Wind debates heat up. Diretor shifts, new executives, and major films like Snow White shape a year of upheaval noted for industry changes and celebrity stories.
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Louella O. Parsons
Hollywood
James Roosevelt
Harry Brandt
New York
Marlené Dittrich
Kay Pranels
Juan Crichard
Katherine Hepnrn
Edward Arnold
Brandt
Ast Pictures
Duckie Coogan
Italy
Charles Chaplin
Marx Brothers
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Olk Gable
Norris Shearer
Erol Flynn
Greta Garte
Leopold Stakowski
Impressario
Carole Lorsbaré
Roy Rogers
Abby
Gene Autry
Republic
Hedy Lamarr
Discovery
James Cagn
Warner Brothers
Ernie
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Norma Shearer
Scarlett
Lyer
Douglas Corrigan
Los Angeles
Ireland
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Howard Sophes
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Wartr Oland
Sweden
Sidney. Toler
Charlie Chan
Conway Tearle
Lyda, Roberts
Robert Woolsey
Jack Dunne
Ted Heal
Ten Best Pictures For Year Past by Sam Woolford
Film Daily ballots reveal Woolford's top ten list for the year. He notes fewer standout films, cites budget cuts and copycat trends, and applauds bold color cartoons and standout performances. Notable picks include Hurricane, You Can’t Take It with You, Nothing Sacred, Toy Wife, Buccaneer, Gold Is Where You Find It, Tom Sawyer, Chicago, and others with mentions of Alexander’s Ragtime Band, Conquest, Firefly, Gallant Follies, and Letter of Introduction.
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Sam Woolford
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Holllywood
Bette Davis
Luise Rainey
Ad Epoch
Ceeil BK DeMille
Tom Sewyer
Miaxsio
Chicago
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Alexander
Datament
Musicals On the Way Out Musical concerns in Hollywood waning
Hollywood writers face shrinking film work as 1935 approaches. Studios slates drop, with fewer musical pictures since 1931. Warner Brothers loses top song stars and the Gold Diggers team. Executives predict a rebound if a hit musical appears, while costs and contracts tighten.
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Harry Friedman
Hollywood
Lewer Musical Pictures
Warner Brothers
Beethoven
Warners
Dick Powell
Bushy Berkeley
Pitc
Eddi Cantor
R-K.-O
Thireman
Twentieth Centry-Jinx
Washington Square
Alexander
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Universi
Jimmy McHugh
Harold Adamson
Sunes
Deanna Durbin
M.G.M
L. Wolfe Hibert
Hollywood Muse
Gilbert Ape
New York
Forty-second Street
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Claudia, Morgan
John’ Wiernes Qualen
Peter Smith
Dick Barthelmess
Arally
Errol Flynn
Wasi Rathbone
David Niven
Donald Crisp
Mele Sue Gooper
Barry Fitegerald
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Dickadine
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Federal
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Janet Travis
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Clark Gable
Myra Loy
Walter Connolly
Walter Pidgeon
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Gene Airy
Music Mountain
Gene Foremiun
Jlor
Charles Farrell
Daoqguelite Wells
Brooklyn Cowboy
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George Schaefer
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Charles Rogers
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Hedy Tops
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Wait Dismey
Raymond Massey
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Basil Rathbone
Day& Niven
Erroll Flynn
Dawn Patrol
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Willam Sagan
Frank Megan
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