Swanson Scenes Span Hut to Millionaire Mansion in The Love of Sunva
The Love of Sunva features Miss Swanson in varied settings from a poverty hut to a millionaire’s mansion. Reproductions of Opera Comique in Paris and scenes from New York, France, and Egypt showcase five characterizations including an Egyptian girl and a modern young woman. Hugo Ballin, art director, created exact duplicates after limitations on using the historic Opera Comique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supya
Opera Comique
Himalayan
Paris
New York
Cit
Miss Swanson
America
France
Egypt
Aliss Swanson
Sunva
Hugo Ballin
Picure
Viss Swanson
Laff That Off to Open Roberson South Players Season
The Roberson South Players launch a stock performance of Laff That Off at the Rialto in Elyria, promising a bright wholesome New York comedy about three young men and a mysterious actress. After a Chicago run and a year in New York, the show is billed as one of the season’s top pleasures with strong early house records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson South
New York
Don Mullall
Chicago
Newstork
Wallache Theatre
France
Bes
Roberson Smith
Elyria
Rialto
Forties Agurea Tale Thrills Audiences Across West
A Forties era western spectacle features James K Polk, General Kearney, and Kit Carson in a plot tracing the conquest of California. Tim McCoy stars as the young officer hero with Dorothy Sebastian as the heroine, Fred Warren as Art Carson, and Edwin Yerras as General Kearney. The film, based on a Peter B Kyne story, is directed by W S Van Dyke from a Frank Davis screenplay.
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James K. Polk
Kearney
Kit Carson
California
Tim McCoy
Dorothy Sebastian
Fred Warren
Art Carson
Edwin Yerrs
General Kearney
Peter B Kyne
WS van Dyke
Frank Davis
Dressed to Kill Comes to Capitol
Crime trends show brains outpacing brawn as records reveal crooks adopt stylish disguises and urban underworld methods. The piece traces how authorities link clever schemes to modern gangster life and court cases in the capital.
Dressed to Kill arrives at Capitol for two days
The Capitol presents Dressed to Kill in an Alf a modern Fox film starring Edmund Lowe as Mile a Way Barry a stylish master criminal who spares no life. Ben Bard leads the supporting cast with Mary Astor as the leading lady. Irving Cummings directed and William Conselman wrote the story from police data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Fox
Capitol Theatre
Edmund Lowe
Barry
Ben Bard
Mary Astor
Irving Cummings
Willam Conselman
Tim WPGoy Stars in Dreamland Film War Melodrama
A war melodrama set during the 1840s hostilities between the United States and Mexico. A US Marine captain falls in love with a Mexican heroine amid battles and a tense love triangle. The plot features ambush, a daring breakthrough for reinforcements, a sword duel, and a final American victory with the couple united.
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United States
Mexico
California
US Marines
Iserorita
Hersine
Swearner
San Diego
Ormanding Tha Vevicans
Evided
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Luna
Gloria Ganion
United Artists
T'E
Oberlin Road
H. Hall
Charles E. Guth
Lav. & Trust
Frank Dane
Earl Carroll
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Charles Morton
Lane Combs Nat
NTC Club
Ee Ng
Rttasorn
Irving
Tim Wpgoy Stars
Day Trust Department
the Savines Deposit Bank and Trust Co
East Broad Street
Ohio
Japitoy Starting
Richarl, Sartuelmess
Our Gang
Fox News
Dom
John Barrymore
Music Box
Cleve
WTAM
WJAY
WHK
Cleveland
Detroit
Candyland
Dreamland
Tim McCoy and
His
Wonder Horse
Wyoming
Marlie
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Wonder Dog
Mon
Gloria
Love
Oxzzie
the Mounted
Patsy Ruth Miller
Red Riders of Canada
Crystal Gardens
Uwe
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