Film Stars Not to Be Dropped by Jotella Parsons
A Los Angeles opinion piece argues against dropping film stars for unknown talent. It credits star power and studio systems like Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for sustaining box office value, noting long careers of stars such as Greta Garbo and Norma Shearer and praising strategic promotion and selective casting as reasons stars endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jotella
Parsons
Fmeripla
Tainginal Servier
Ine
Ithe
Plebune Kaltor Vawerss
Los Angeles
Medios
Metro-Goldwin-Mayer
Yeate Lisve
M. G. Ms
Hama Wmarra
Gossibines
M-G-M
Tol Gilbert
John Berrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Marie Dressler
Wemr Brothers
Teh
Anil Harthelmess
Paramount
Gary Cooper
Kent
Clara Bow Howl
Ten Authors in Aztec Film Unite For Paramount Story
Ten noted American authors Rupert Hughes Vicki Bam Zane Grey Vine Delmar Trevi Cobb Gertrude Atherton J F McEvoy Ursule Parrott Polan Banks Kepin Kerr collaborate on The Wortan Acrustd a Paramount Liberty venture shown at Aztec theater for four days ending Tuesday Nancy Carroll Gary Grand and John Halliday star Carroll plays the central character The Woman Accused misled by a former lover plans to flee after a staged murder plot unfolds with Halliday pursuing clues and the authors’ story written to run in Liberty and adapted for film by Paramount’s joint venture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Hughes
Vicki Bam
Zane Grey
Vine Delmar
Trevi
Cobb
Gertrude Atherton
J. F McEvoy
Ursule Parrott
Polan Banks
Kepin Kerr
America
Paramount
Gary Grand
John Halliday
Miss Carroll
Fin Teauly
Grant
Hin
Cruive
Halliday
George Palmer Putnam
Parasnourt
Skary Ward
Fulton Quisler
Liberty
Earthquake shocks Hollywood stars in a chaotic wrap party
Hollywood scene recounts a tremor that disrupted a party and sparked a comic tale about Skeets Gallagher losing a $10 bill amid milk, groceries, and bank troubles. Notable figures like Ruth Miller, Patay, Mrs Milton Wark, and Baroness de Mortonach Gould figure in bizarre exchanges and gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Cummings
London
Enlish Gaumont
England
Patay
Ruth Miller
Mont
Miton GC. Wark
Jicien de Mortenach Gould
Struggling film scouts reel over ideas and ambitions
In New York Eddie Robinson imagines a Mexican hero for Vive Villa and presses Waentre. Sam Marx agrees, eyeing Wallace Beery for the role. Miss Hopper in Washington sends notes to film companies after her ren ate alfice work, publishing Virgina in Gel Jophane which Paramount later adapts. Betty Is Popular and ex camera man Sorenson reports Evelyn Brent wows Creighton theatergoers, as she heads on a vaudeville tour with Harry Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Eddie Robinson
Edgeimb Pynchon
New York
Waentre
Helt Hopper
Miss Hopper
Washington
Ray Long Fest
Paramount
Miss Hooper
Hollywood
Betty
Sorenson
Creighton Medical Suhuot
Omaha
Evelyn Brent
Cusha
Helly Brent
Harry Fox
What No Beer What No Beer at Texas Theater
Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante star in a new comedy at the Texas Theater with Hoacse Ates stammering through a beer plot. Phyllis Barry John Miljan and Edward Brophy support as brewing rivalries and a wartime supply fight heighten the antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Kenton
Jimmy Durene
Hoacse Ates
Texas Theater
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ates
Dn Phylls Barry
Ronald Calman
Cy= nera
John Millan
Henry Asmell
Zoyan Brophy
Charles Dunbar
Charles Gillyn
Atez
Busler
Srbnezola
Buster
Dimmy Tuok
Roscoe Ates
Ater
Keaton-Durante
Join Miljan
Edward Brophy
Jimmy
Phyllis Barry
Phyllis
Ton Milan
Comedy Film Stars at Majestic with Alexander Gray and Bernice Claire
A lively stage show features Alexander Gray and Bernice Claire performing operetta numbers and film tunes at the Majestic theater. The act includes "Tea for Two" and "Turn Out the Lights" with robust support from George Cimis Wesinger and Elva May Oliver, culminating in the Desert Song's "Besert Song" and a featured number by Miss Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Gray
Bernice Claire
Majestic Theater
Claire
Het
Mr Gray
Romberg
Dave Sinacun
Adouinjaites
Elva May Oliver
James Gleason
Oliver
Connie Bennett in Our Betters
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Connie Bennett and a stage play titled Our Betters with garbled names and unclear plot points. The surviving readable parts reference a dramatic role and various miswritten character labels, but no coherent events, dates, or affiliations emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Bennett
Our Betters
The Animal Kingdom at Palace Theatre With Harding and Howard
Ann Harding stars in an adaptation of The Animal Kingdom at the Palace Theatre with Leslie Howard and William Gargan. The play, a modern life study, shows a wife manipulating her husband for her gain while Harding’s older woman is praised for wit and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harding
Leslie Howard
Mumb
Talstine
PalDip
Barry Plow
New York
Leslie
Howard
William Gargan
Boller
Ta Chase
Palace Theater
Men Must Fight Coming to Aztec Theater
Aztec theatre will screen Men Must Fight a 1940 dhrome described as featuring novel television telephones and some of the trickiest camera work yet seen in the Galkies. The cast includes Tiana Wynyard Lewis Slone Phil Tips Holmes and Huth Belyyn noted in previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tiana Wynyard
Lewis Slone
Phil Tips Holmes
Huth Belyyn
Bernice Claire Sings at Majestic This Week With Alexander Gray
Bernice Claire performs at the Majestic Theater this week joined by Alexander Gray in a concert program featuring popular songs and orchestral accompaniment. The engagement showcases Claire’s vocal range and Gray’s piano and band leadership.
Jack Oakie Stars in Uptown New York at Empire
Jack Oakie, famed for his comedy, opens a three day run at the Empire in Uptown New York. The film marks a new dramatic turn for Oakie, with a strong supporting cast including Silivy Grey Leon Waycoff George Gooper and Henry Armelia. Viel Sehertzinger directs the picture based on a story by Vina Delmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukie Oakle
New York
Pavementa
Broadway
Star
the Empire
Oakie Aleps Nut
Uptown
Jack Oskie
Og "Eddle
Oskie
Silvey Grey
Leon Waycoff
George Gooper
Henry Armelia
Alexander Carr
Haymond Halten
Viel Sehertzinger
Vina Delmar
Aztec Theater to Screen Rambeau Quillan Dot Jordan
Aztec theater opens a three day engagement featuring Majorie Rambeau Eddie Quillan and Dorothy Jordan in Surletly Personal. A convict seeks street fame while a widow works to expose him as a crime tale unfolds with romance and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambeau, Quillan
Dot Jordan
Acauniptel
Elyha
Majorie Remnea
Eddie Quillan
Doraliy Jordayy
Wodmnaday
Len Courviet
Tim McCoy in Western at State Theater
Tim McCoy stars as Poooo Grant in a Saturday Western at the State, with a melodramatic plot of faked death and frontier justice. The cast includes Shirley Grey and Joan Wayne. the feature runs into Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim McCoy
Tim Metre
Bunday Sith
Jets Theater
Ac- Won
McCoy
Poooo Grant
Arizona
Bluepede
Compoon
Tim Rawilos
Wan
Pecos
Jer
Rawle Jonemies
Rawlins
Nias
Shirley Grey
Vwheeler Oaknah
Joan Wayne
Wallace MacDonald
Fox
Bpencer Tracy
Stuart Ervin
Marian Nixon
Sim Mardy
Lil
Les
Chilel
Thea Stale
Marion Nixon in Face in the Sky at State Theater
Marion Nixon stars in Face in the Sky showing on the State Theater screen. The brief engagement highlights the film as a featured screening in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Nixon
The
State Theater
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