Talking Films Bar U S Stars In Alien Lands
France bans classic star Jeanne Engels for a new picture. The Letter loses its French actress, sparking sadness about her replacement. Jack Harrymore departs Paris with Wilholm Dieterle substituting in Moby Dick. Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks anger Spain over foreign casts for Spanish audiences.
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Universal Aertice
Los Angeles
France
Jédnne Engels
Jeanne Engels
Jack Harrymore
Paris
Berlin
Wilholm Dieterle
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Spain
Mary and
Dawg
Hollywood
Editor's note on film singing and stars in early talkies
A reader column discusses Tragerse and Helen Morgan among film singers, noting the lack of on screen experience versus stage talent. An editor's note agrees singing in movies is evolving, praising fresh voices while urging patience as stars adjust to talking pictures.
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Miss Parsons
Ellecfion
Marreloua
Helen Morgan
Jack Oakle
Chevalier
Nancy Carroll
Aingers
Meril
Thie
Cyrre
Adeires Oekle
Carroll
Sherman
Colbert
March
Thronk
Chaiterton
Yen Choulihe
Glari
Mary Lewis
Editor notes hint at growing consensus
An editor's note perceives a developing unanimity as readers begin to grasp the implications of what is written. The remark suggests awareness of a shift in opinion and signals broader recognition of the author's points.
Joe Cook Cooks Up Another Pot Of Funny Stew
New York reviews Joe Cook's musical revue Fine and Dandy praising its high energy and ensemble, noting Cook's versatility across song, dance, and comic bits. The piece contrasts New York's theater strain with previews in Boston and New Jersey and lauds Cook as a communal showman shaping American merrymaking.
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Universal
Bertha Troma Celle
New York
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Jersey
Manhattan
Joe Cook
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Joe Squibb
Hollywood Fashion and Film News From Embaser Club Event
A fragmentary Hollywood column notes a red suited performer at Embaser club Tor Vinelicon, with reference to Suits and approaches to Mollzwood. It mentions a widow Lina and the late Sem Wa Hor family, and hints at ongoing talk of Faith MacLean's divorce and possible remarriage amid talkies era shifts.
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Dasquette
Tor Vinelicon
Jena
Anil & Amall
Pete
Alsie Molela
Silse
New York
Tain
Lina
Bar
Mollzwood
Hollywood Glances and European Stage News Mix
A collage of entertainment gossip from New York and Europe. Alison Skiptworth adapts Gilbert Miller’s Wing while planning a New York TV rehearsal. Jameson Oomas reports on Anne Mae Wong’s career shifts from London to Vienna. Lady Clyde and other English stars consider film paths as Hollywood sees fresh faces.
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Alison Skiptworth
Tibet
New York
Jameson Oomas
Hollywood
Aune Mae Wong
Borg
England
London
Ale
Vienna
Skye Anus
Jalwaya
Theaters Section Highlights of Busy Film Lineup
A jumble of film titles and star names appears in the theater listings. Notable entries include AZTE- The Ste Goi with Rey Wray and Richard Arlen, MAST 1 O-The Aes Weil with Adiston Sills, LAWful Lacteny with Dele Daniele, NARROWED Wives featuring Vera Kernakis and Rex Laas, and TeXA B- Wallow Thro with Rudy Rogers and Nancy Carroll alongside Palace listings.
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Ste Goi
Rey Wray
Richard Arlen
Aes Weil
Adiston Sills
Dele Daniele
CMP
Vera Kernakis
Rex Laas
Fragmented OCR Rumors Motivate A Patchwork Scoop
An obscure early 20th century clipping appears to mix names and phrases about figures such as Jon Grey and Angela in a garbled report. It mentions plans, dates, and characters like Conrad Nagel and Dromlway in a disjointed fashion, creating a puzzled scene of stalled action and unclear motives.
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Bmw Xouk
Oly
Jon Grey
Arith
Cage
Ghalily Ong
Angela
Kenta
Goldwin
Gilbert
Claire
Vaudeville and film hubs reel with high bids and big stars
The week’s specials boast over 40 000 dollars at the Striod and 35 000 at the Gaiety and Criterion. Big Mouse earns 15 000 at the Astor and Lincoln 17 000 at the Central. Stars Gloria Bene, Bwildy Ravers, Al Jolson and Charles Rayne are noted, with plans for premieres and European plans.
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Luidorer
Bwildy Ravers
Hurope
Charles Rayne
Glitt Edwards
Bere
bin Uke
Capitol
Box office chaos hits film slate with weak returns
A muddled report shows several pictures underperforming at major venues. Good News performs poorly on the official street, while Toy and other titles post modest takings. Dig Toy shelves a withdrawal set for the next trade day amid tepid reception and uncertain grosses.
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Thalw & Wreech
Winter Garden
They Are Leaving Monta Carto and Other Stage Notes
The clipping lists upcoming shows at Rivetl and Telalte with Moby Dick withdrawing Jim Me Tilly wood this week and Ane mal Crackers continuing briak ness. Miss Swanson stars in What a Wid ow at the Paramount, while Broadway plans pull only slight attractions.
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