Frank Craven's The First Year Opens at Rialto Theater
Frank Craven's greatest comedy The First Year opens Sunday at the Rialto. Critics including Heywood Broun and Alexander Woolcott praise it as one of the finest American comedies. The Rialto stock company will perform with seats now on sale.
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Rialto Theatre
Heywood Broun
New York Tribune
Graven
Alexander Woolcott
New York Times
New York
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Ely
John Golden
Winchell Smith
Rialto Theatre Stock Players
Dramatic Court Scene in Picture at Capitol Theatre
The Capitol theatre presents First National’s His Captive Woman a vivid courtroom drama featuring Dorothy Mackaill as a prisoner on the dock charged with murder. The film, described as one of the most dramatic courtroom scenes, plays at the venue soon.
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Milton Sills
George Fitzmaurice
Hawaii
First National
Capitol Theatre
Dorothy Mackaill
Dazzling Mary Comes to Coquette at Capitol Theatre
Miss Pickford stars in Coquette at Capitol Theatre as a willful Southern belle who defies family and convention for love. Cast includes John Mack Brown and most others from the stage after extensive voice and photography tests. Her wind blown bob and new speaking voice are billed to captivate audiences.
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Coquette
Capitol Theatre
Miss Pickford
John Mack Brown
Girls and Women Wanted at Broad Street Address
Twenty five girls and women are sought to address index cards. Apply Tuesday morning between 10 and 11 o clock at 028 Broad Street.
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Broad Street
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