New Picture Firm Gets Busy in Hollywood
Universal service reports heavy activity as Twentieth Century-Fox pursues major attractions. Wallace Beery leads The Howery with Raoul Walsh directing. Howard Estabrook and James Gleason adapt material, while The Bowery calls for rugged star power borrowed from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Estabrook
James Glen
the Bowery
Chuck Connors
Rovel
Wallace Berry
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Manhattan
Steve Brofy
Brooklyn Bridge
George Raft
Metro- Goldwyn-Munyer
Twentieth Century Company
Ster
Twentieth Century Pictures Bowery Story Plans and Hollywood Buzz
Hollywood chatter details Twentieth Century Pictures planned Bowery story and screen projects with Earl Carroll. notes possible Clara Bow shift to Twentieth Century, audits of talent raids by Schenck Zanuck, and mentions Clifford Colbert and other stars. includes assorted sightings from Los Angeles venues and upcoming author adaptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holywood
Clara Bow
Fox
Twentieth Century Company
Rex Bell
Clara
Collegians Fined for Mutilating American Flag
Amherst college freshmen faced charges of publicly mutilating the flag. George Gillett 18 of Kenilworth TL paid 25 dollars while Robert Lawrence 17 and Roger Wunderlich 18 from New York City were each fined 50 dollars. Charges against Henry Stanley Jr 19 of Providence R I and Vernon Hell 19 of Montclair N J were dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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Northampton
Mass
Amherst College
Nola
United States
George Gillett
Kenilworth
Robert Lawren
Roger R. Wunderlich
New York City
Henry Stanley Jr
Providence
Vernon Hell
Montclair
N. J
Joliet High Band Defending Title in Illinois Battle
Evanston report notes Joliet High School Band, a 90 member ensemble, defending its national band title against top groups. Washington High of Sioux Falls opened the competition, Joliet to perform in the afternoon as the four time champion seeks a fifth win.
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Evanston
Joliet
Illinois Aggregaton
Washington High
Sioux Falls
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Musical show at Empire opens strong with Gold Diggers cast
The Southern prairie announces the Empire Friday premiere of Gold Diggers of 1933 with Ruby Keeler Kibbee and Ned Sparks, plus Warren William Joan Blondell and Mine MacMahon. The film features 200 chorus girls in five numbers set to Warren and Dabin music, based on a play by Avery Hopwood and exploring the mood of gold digging. Katharine Hepburn appears at the Aster in Christopher Strong with Colin Clive. Beginning Saturday Aztec premieres Sanctuary retitled The Shame of Temple Drake from Warren Feuiller, cast includes Miriam Hopkins Irving Pichel and William Gargan. A new reverse moving camera technique is used in Made on Broadway by Harry Beaumont.
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Sam Woolford
Empire
Warner Brothers
Ruby Keeler
Kibbee
Ned Sparks
Warren William
Joan Blondell
Mine MacMahon
Cours
Warren
Dabin
Avery Hopwood
Katharine Hepburn
Aster
Christopher Strong
Colin Cilye
Billie Burke
Belen Chandler
Ralph Forbes
Avistrix
Britain
William Feulimer
Temple Drake
Paramount
Jack le Roe
Miriam Hopkins
Irving Pichel
William Gargan
Wilam, Collier Jr
Florence Eldridge
Sir Guy Steading
Harry Beaumont
Film Stars and Stage Acts Featured in Local Theater
A sprawling cinema and stage listing highlights film stars Robert Montgomery Bally Eilers and Madge Evans in a three dimensional camera test and a wartime aviation drama The Eagle and the Hawk at the Majestic. New singers Phillip Lerner Lois Nixon perform with the Texas orchestra. The Palace screens Parachute Jumper with Douglas Fairbanks Jr Bette Davis Leo Carillo and Frank McHugh while Richard Dix stars in The Great Jasper at the end of the week. Also see Over the Hill to the Poorhouse with the Harley Sadler company and a Henry Clive full page painting in The American Weekly. The State presents A Farewell to Arms headlining with Gary Cooper as an Italian ambulance driver.
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Robert Montgomery
Bally Eilers
Madge Evans
Montgomery
Beaumont
Broadway
Phillip Lerner
Metro- Dolllar
Opera. Company
Lois Nixon
Texas Orchestra
Viennairille
the Palace
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Bette Davis
Leo Carillo
Frank McHugh
Richard Dix
Edna Mae Oliver
Jasper
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Louella G. Parsons Merion
Bullar
Universe Service
Cnlversat
Kerrie
Los Angeles
Joseph Schenck
Darry Zanuck
Wallace Beery
George Ratt
Raoul Walsh
Aestrome
George Tait
Twentieth Century Pictures
Bowery Story
Hollywood
Earl Carroll
Carrall
Charles MacArthur
New York
England
Helen
Edith Wharton
William K. Howard
Ace
Howard Hughes
Elizabeth Allen
Howard
Miss Allen
Ricardo
Cortez
Honolulu
Bf Paramount Studios
Dorothy
Herzog
John Farrow
Helen Chandler
Liberty
Loretta Young
Garden
Ing
Sally Blanc
Glenda Farrell
Gracie Barry
Abe Lyman
Maurice Chevalier
Hal Wallises
Louise Fazenda
Baby Hays
Benedict Canyon
Queenie
Joe Calhorn
Warry Brand
P. A
Renin
Tae LI
Penro
Leo
Paramounts
Fredric March
Cary Grant
Carole Lombard
Jack Oakie
Kduar Kennedy
Marion Davies Ie
EG Tal
Vic" Insirillo — Os Ni
Virginia
Joliet High Band
Hell's Edges
Newt
Harley Sadler
Mary's and
Joneshine
Hell's Bella
Nomi
Mack Rogers
Cave Gunter Hotel
Majestic
Frederic March
Gary Grant
Jack Oakle
Oskie
Helen Hayes
Boots” Mallory
Alexander Kirkland
Ralph Morgan
Opn
Mrs. Sadler
Gloria Sadler
Diane Delaire
A. C. Hefner
Buddy Nair
Ethel Snow
Ray Rhert
Leola Barry
Whitehouse
Sadlers
Waco
Henry Clive
American Weekly
San Antonio
Gary Cooper
Sugarman
Dlo
SPORT
Oxfords
W. Houston—Cor, N. FL
Jack LA Rue
Christophe
Frank M'Bugh
Leo Carbillo
Eptows
Edne May Gilver—Hoadn Mes
Robert Armatrang
Penguin Pool
Harlandale
Buck Jones
Joel McCrea
Marian Clarsh
Tim McCor
Merlan Marah
Whiwerleir
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