W C Fields On Path To Movie Crown In Revival Era
The article surveys W C Fields and Charles Chaplin as rivals in early film fame. It notes Fields rising star power, early popularity in 1920s and 30s, and public reception of his comic style. The piece mentions industry names like Warner Brothers and Reginald Owen and discusses audience appeal and star status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Nellow Wieiure
Aollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Mag
Charles Chaptic
Sarold Lowi
Harry Vangdor
Buster Reiton
Cetupius
Ray Donley
Tay
Warner Brothers
Emartia
Kibbee
Hugh Herbert
Charseler
Warners
Reginald Oyen
Reggie
Evel I
Picure
Walter
Hungman
Pravk
Wind
Beenma
Herar
Saward Everet
Saarce
Gold Diggers! Weekend Features and Cast Rumors
A chaotic mix of titles and names presents upcoming shows and gossip. It mentions Gold Diggers items with Dick Dovulana and patterns of star pairings, listing Glenda Farrell, Bran, McHugh, and Joseph Chethara among others. The piece hints at romance, performances, and industry chatter about costs and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Dovulana
Leshiens
Will Rogers at State Theater opens Sunday
Will Rogers performs at the State Theater in a Sunday opening presented by Ford. The feature marks a notable screen appearance with notable cast and production credits including Cobb, Hudson, and Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
State
Kebbucky
Livin SL
Cobb
Bumoreas
Bing Croshy Film Returns Tuesday
A fragmented OCR style notice notes the return of a film featuring Bing Croshy with Teese and a cast including Prince and Shen. It mentions North toomebk and a show in which Alton Skipworth and Gwenard Reakd Young Trank are involved, and hints at a playful comedy tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frearl
Tissay
Laugh Drama on Texas Screen
A lighthearted drama set on a ship near New York features a wealthily married couple, a librarian, a newspaper man and a crew with humorous misadventures. The voyage reveals hidden relationships as secrets surface amid comic exchanges and nautical mishaps. Cast includes Walter Connelly, John Vert, Helen Venton, and Alison Skipforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallner Smith
Ser Fédro Sarge
Wen-Enoery
Wigton
Tagion
Walter Connelly
Helen Venton
Wenne Gillian
Ired Mrating
Alison Skipforth
Walter Catt
Leon Kredl
Qatar
Local theater listing and cast names in unclear text
Fragmentary OCR text lists theater events and multiple names such as Burge, Start Ervin, Henry Annetta, Robert Le Pamplin, and Mauk, with references to performances, dates, and a crowd of other blurred terms. The passage is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Connie
Meretics Theater
Batardag
Hetsfia Perfert
Cristavicn
Shew
Tha Beulayhess
Hatrionne Hemet
Henry Annetta
Renan
Fred and Ginger Star in Dancing Picture at Majestic
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers headline the musical romance at the Majestic with Irene Dunn. The show features lively dance numbers including The Won't Dance sequence and an emotional Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Supporting players include Helen Westley and Victor Varconi as the cast delivers a Paris fashion story with romance and song.
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Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Irene Dio
Wen
Majestic Theater
Eli
Astaire
Miss Mozers
Miss Donnie
Paris
Effer Huch Mitinas
John
Fronre
Iahn
Juiaisele
Peis
Hei Deetgree
Jlqek
Gal Wienmasgigvadslig
Ronduph Eras
Dean
Hollywood Gossip Prank Scatters Death Rumors on Stars
An anonymous practical joker spreads hoaxes about Joe and Brown being killed, alarming editors and prompting checks on several stars. The piece notes Eddie Robinson, Cedric Gibbons, and Kate Hepburn tied to the gossipy turmoil, with Claudette Colbert winning an Oscar and other studio chatter about contracts and parties in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joe & Brown
AL Ders
Ke ‘Poe
AL Jolson
Thelma
Blonde Star Dune Lang on Fox Series Role Changes
Blonde star Dune Lang, noted for Beauty and the Beast style appeal, prepares for a second Fox series part. Victor McIntyre and Beulah Lane co-star as the ensemble crafts a dining room mystery vibe in a light TV drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune Lang
Victor McTngton
Muror
Bright Eyes Returns to Empire With Stirring Flight Scene
The Empire screens Bright Eyes featuring Shirley Pennie as a child tied to a famed aviator tragedy. James Dunn plays a devoted guardian amid a perilous plot with a dramatic parachute sequence. Judith Aller and Dols Wilson co star in a tale of custody, loyalty, and resilience.
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Empire Theater
Shirley Pennie
Pau
Shurley
Ureb
Ward
James Oonn
Kirley
Riley
Morde
James
Dunn
Shirley
Shirely
Li: Ray
Temple
Judith Aller
Dols Wilson
Charley Sellen
Ite Marwell
Walter Tohnean
Jane Withots
Ghirney
David Butler
Wiliam Conselman
Greta Garbo Stars in Queen Christina at Palace Tuesday
Greta Garbo appears in Queen Christina with John Gilbert in a glamorous period drama about a Swedish queen seeking peace amid war. The film features supporting comedian Easy Pills and other performers in a lively, early Hollywood production.
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Greta Garbo
Palace
Balare
Wings in the Berk Promises Thrilling Air Action and Romance
Myrna Loy and Cary Grant star in Wings in the Berk a brisk aviation romance built around a daredevil pilot and an inventor hero. A blind accident drives the plot toward a dramatic climax as the inventor pursues perfecting flying instruments with aid from a stunt pilot and a strong supporting cast including Roscoe Karns Dean Jage der and Hobart Cavanaugh.
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Berk
Myrna Tay
Daey Grant
Myrna Loy
Cary Grant
Strogete
Pie Job
Hilla
Fin
Myrna
Loy Adolher Hem
Tung
Tree
Roscoe Karns
Dean Ageder
Hobart Cavanaugh
The Cat's Paw at State Wednesday Return Show
Harold Lloyd stars in The Cat's Paw at State in a backers guided by Sam Tarlton. A boy raised abroad becomes mayor by accident, confronts crooked politicians, and faces a political trap as Grace Bradley Alan Dincard and Grant Mitchell appear in the cast.
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Harold ‘Lloyd
Win
Clivis
America
Mie Merkel
Elone
Liour
George Bar
Ler
Child Actor Freddie Bartholomew Joins Garbo Film
Freddie Bartholomew arrives at MGM Culver City studio to study for a new role in Anna Karenina to play Greta Garbo's son. Bass Balhupie heads to Hollywood next week to join the production with Clarence Brown directing and Frederic March opposite Garbo.
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Frenote
Freddie Bartholomew
David
David Copperfield
Metro-Guldoyn-Mayer
Ted Lewis to Star in Mebro-Gulitwe Tuse and Bhing
Ted Lewis and his band will appear in a production titled Tuse and Bhing directed by Siorne. The show, produced with the help of Paul Sloane and Victor Mans Mehl, will also feature Pink? Tomlin, singer and composer of The Object of My Affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Lewis
Mebro-Gulitwe
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Myre
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