Art and Night Fashion Gaze at Evening Gowns and Stars
A vivid, era fashion piece surveys public tastes and stars in two classes of attire. It profiles many names including Marion Dayies and Mary Ken, contrasting daytime garb with glamorous evening looks, praising velvet and velvet like gowns, jewelry, and coiffures while noting shifting trends in beauty standards and gendered style.
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Br Lovella
Parsons
Davane Dirk
Zen Vimialtan
Arisl Bartley
Sip Amore
Mary
Ken Jnols
Dee
Carole Lanbari
Joan Craytford
Mprl
Moss Crayford
Mise Lombard
Aljuruna
Erathanne Hepauriy
Greta Datho
Bare Shy
Bmiz
Marion
Barcley
Baziley
Arares
Kay Francis
Bartlay
Misa West
Millena Hopkins
Jean Starlow
Slhkt
Belin
City Penius
Billie Dave
Webu
Pio
Bautosm
Senu
Mae
Erming
Jane
George Arliss in a Working Man Themed Film Preview
A noisy preview notes George Arliss portraying a working man in a forthcoming film. The description recalls wartime era cinema and hints at courtroom or social realism elements. The piece references production details, cast, and release expectations, matching the period’s promotional tone.
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George Arliss
Stage Show Coming Up Saturday at Red Roxy Theater
Stage show opens Saturday in Radio City New York with Dave Apollon presenting Petite Chative Souris and his string orchestra. Nora Williams performs blues vocal numbers alongside Danzi Gontell and Helen Oh. Supporting acts include Leurn Rope Crugs Sitrer Grey and Alexander Carr with comedy and dances, while Slim’s mother joins the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Apollon
Red Roxy Theater
Radio Center
New York
Gilby the
Rover
Summerville
The
Stags
Isend K
Nora Williams
Danzi Gontell
Helen Oh
Whithme Toe
Dave Apolion
Majestic
Slige
Pitts-Summerville
Cher Hineymoon
Honermoon
Slim
Texas Theater Screens Hell Below at Astor Run
The Texas theater presents Hell Below a submarine drama tied to Navy cooperation, starring Robert Montgomery with Walter Huston Madge Evans and others. Exterior scenes shot at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Perth Harbor sequence filmed with a large crew. The Texas orchestra conducts Herbert medleys as a unique white on black stage design graces the film.
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Texas
Astor Theater
New York
Jimmy Dursnte
EU- Bele Pallette
Hoebeco Young
Edwin Styles
John Lee Mfahin
Dutid, Newell
Sterling Holloway
Charles Tryin
Teil
Intation
Perth Harbor
Hawaii
Joel Conway
Technice Corps
Fear Harbor
the Texas
Heil
David Pesetzki
Yluid Plantat
Texas Orchestran
Victor Herbert
Vic Insibilly
Twin-Magiel
Toyes Cate
Max Miller Story in Films at the Majestic Theater
A star lineup led by Claude Colbert Dell Lyon and Ernest Torrener presents a film version of the novel I Cover the Waterfront. The production blends romance and comedy with sharp humor about ocean life and the captain’s crew aboard a fishing vessel. Torrence embodies the captain while an earnest reporter drives the plot with a developing romance and twists.
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Claudele Colbert
Dell Lyon
Ernest Torrener Gresco
Mac Miller
Majestic Theater
Ernest Torrence
Andien
den Leon
Porkeyne& Waterton
Hhr
Peg O My Beak heads to Majestic for early showing
Peg O My Beak, a famous modern theater romance, heads to the Majestic Theatre for an early showing. The plot follows a young Uist girl who travels to an English estate and enters a whirlwind transformation. Laurette Tarln stars, supported by a notable cast including Conan Sinvens and Doris Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marios Davies
Moderd
Uist
England
Laurette Tarlon
Onslow Sinvens
J Farrell MacDovald
Jolieite Conpte
Alan Aforbray
Doris Uovd
Lost Plays and Fables Featured in Limehouse Program
A catalog of items on the program includes a Masquer comedy, a Masillon tale, an Aesop fable, a Stephen Foster musical novelty, and a reel titled Grahali Molvamee. The lineup suggests a varied entertainment bill with humor, morals, music, and local flavor.
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Antime
Stephen Foster
Movie gossip and rumors swirl around Greta Garbo and Harpo Marx
Hollywood gossip column by Louella Parsons recounts speculative marriage plans for Greta Garbo and Harpo Marx while noting Mary Pickford and Jean Harlow, with tales of a backstage bet about Harpo being deaf and dumb. The piece blends sensational anecdotes and unverified claims from May 20, 1935, era reportage.
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Hollywood
Minnie Flynn
Hallowood
Pala Beader
Wiles
Sheenya
Greta Garboondi
Biave
Suey Sorlwus
Marki
Jean Harlow
Mary
Marrage
Jess
Minnie
Mart
Iim
Taid
Merpo
Mery Faily
Harpa
Marx
Harpo
Maine
Harpe
Hollywood Headlines and Studio Talks of 1940s Imagined Scene
A garbled report sketches a busy Hollywood scene with Herb Sam and Miriam Barker moving, a Vendome cafe luncheon, rent disputes, Stepin Fetchit’s return to the picture colony, and C. Leglers seeking to revive ethnic characterization. Names and places appear amid fragmented lines and era chatter.
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Huw
Billy Wil Kewson
Herb Sam- Norn
Hollywood Reporter
Wto Vans
Wakersoi
Stepin
Stepin Fetchit
Hollywood
C. Leglers
Stride
Leglers
Gene Ferillémun
Legters
Alabama
Stopin Fetchit
Inez Init
Wes Paliev
The Keyhole at Palace Theater Crime Drama
A fragmented plot centers on a private detective entangled with a glamorous pair, a forged spy ring, and a warped romance aboard a canal voyage. The cast includes a heroin, conspiracies, and a perilous scheme linked to a New York arrival and a daring escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaiholnus
Panini
Kay Brantley
Bekauneat Sonether
Lima
Paine
Henter
Ralattay
Millar
Mareca
Walolter
Tom
Blackwaller
Che Uborg
Lin Apeelalne
New York
I Canals
Tavis
Milas
Wren
Alina Jenkin
King of Jaz Show at Aztec Delights Audiences
A lavish stage revue titled Ring of Jazz stars Foul Whiteman and international orchestra led by Lo Berger with Bing Crashy and John Toles at Abe Ag reo theater. The production features grand musical numbers, elaborate sets including a Monterey estate replica, and a telescoped chorus of vaudeville favorites.
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Eludio Coldomistily
Dels
RS Universal
Ring of Jazz
Teves
Abe Agreo Theater
Foul Whiteman
Lo Berger
Bing Crashy
John Toles
Teamie Lang
Absthm
Hoy
Melos
Monterey
Hales
Serson
Witteman
Sunset Pass Aztec screening ends week with star cast
Sunset Pass a western feature screens at the Aztec theater late this week. The production features a large cast including Randaph Scot Tomy Keel Kent Taplnesti Hairy Caray and Puery Kiiahh whose names underline the star power. George Darbler leads the Paramount cast with Charles Middistan in a pivotal role as the trial attorney.
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Tge Aztec Theater
Warnesday
Petion
Randaph Scot
Tomy Keel Kent
Hairy Caray
Fiala
Keely
Ee Sippackne
Kathe Tren
Puery Kiiahh
George Darbler
Charles Middistan
Ogélorney
Iit
AUREL
Lily Turner Dominates Empire Screen In Lily Turner
Ruth Chatterton shines as Lily Turner in the film Lily Turner at the Empire, a role blending performer's magnetism with clandestine love plots. The picture, adapted from stage success by Phillip Dunlap and Georg Jobotto, showcases the actress in a powerful study of charm masking inner heartbreak under Willam A. Wellman's direction.
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Ruth Chatterton
Lilly Turner
Erxzire Fleater
Hinpire
Lily ‘Turner
Lily Turner
Mme
Altamas
Sili Abangen
Haval New
Phillip Dunclag
Georg Jobott
Ant
Nuid
Willan A. Wellman
Miss Chatterton
John Boles in The King of Jazz at Aztec Theater
John Boles stars in The King of Jazz showing at the Aztec Theater for the week.
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John Boles
Aztec Theater
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