If I Marry Again Opens at Orpheum With Dillon
Director John Francis Dillon brings If I Marry Again to the Orpheum starring Doris Kenyon. The drama follows a daughter of a notorious woman who seeks justice for her child after banishment and tragedy in the tropics, with a notable supporting cast and Earl Hudson supervising First National release. Also on bill are Beware mermaid comedy and Pathe News.
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John Francis Dillon
Orpheum Theatre
Dillon
Doris Kenyon
Tropics
Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
Frank Mayo
Hobart Bosworth
Anna Q. Nilsson
Myrtle Stedman
Dorothy Brock
Earl Hudson
Orpheum
Pathe News
Introduce Me Starring Douglas MaccLean at the Orpheum
A hospital scene sets the stage as Jimmy, who never climbs without dizziness, poses as Americas great Alpinist to win the girl he loves. He scales the dangerous Swiss peak despite a doctors warning in this uproariously funny motion picture.
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Jimmy
Switzerland
America
Douglas MaccLean
Orpheum Theatre
How Baxter Butted In dominates Strand bill this afternoon
The Strand presents How Baxter Butted In a wholesome comedy with Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore about a bashful clerk who becomes a local hero after starting a monthly Prize Award Dinner. Supporting acts include Isn't Life Terrible and The Man In Blue at Capitol with cast led by Herbert Rawlinson, Madge Bellamy.
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Baxter
Strand Theatre
Dorothy Devore
Matt Moore
Harold Titus
Henry Baxter
Beulah Dyer
Stone
Tlow Baxgfer
Sam Beaudine
Ward Crane
Wilfred Lucas
Adda Gleason
Turner Savage
Virginia Marshall
the Dog
Japanese destroyers sold at auction in 1945
The destroyers Oboro and Akebono were auctioned at Kure naval station for 7109 yen each to Yasutaro Kagawa. The ships cost 200000 yen originally and will be broken up for steel for building. Other vessels Suma Nowake Makuzake Shirayuki and Arare will be auctioned at Sasebo soon. Ensigns and coats of arms removed for the Mikasa naval museum.
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Tokio
Oboro
Akebono
Yasutaro Kagawa
Kure
Klure Naval Station
Suma
Nowake
Matsukaze
Shirayuki
Arare
Sasebo Naval Station
Naval Museum
Mikasa
Santa Fe Pete thrills Rex with hair raising chase
The western thriller Santa Fe Pete arrives at Rex theatre starring Pete Morrison on Lightning in a sheriff’s posse pursuit. The chase through woods and mountain trails ends in a brutal close duel leaving both men bruised.
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Santa Fe
Pete
Rex Theatre
Pete Morrison
Lightning
Morris
Anna Q Nilsson's hair returns to boyish style at Orpheum
Anna Q Nilsson is featured in If I Marry Again at the Orpheum for three days starting today. The star’s hair has grown back into a thoroughly feminine boyish look after years of cropped styles and wig use in earlier films.
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Anna Q
Orpheum
Anna Q. Nilsson
Miss Nilsson
Sweden to Expedite Mail From Gothenburg Office
Gothenburg opens a new five story postal building costing 2,274,000 dollars. The facility will speed handling of American mail to Sweden and other northern European points, and is regarded as among the best of its kind in Europe.
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Sweden
Gothenburg
Europe
Potato bug menace threatens European crops in Germany
Berlin reports Der Deutsche fears potato bug from France could overrun Europe and cut German potato output by about one third. The paper urges nationwide enlistment in a war on the pest to protect future crops.
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Berlin
France
Europe
der Deutche
Empire
Girls Men Forget Film From Popular Story
Maurice Campbell secures rights and directs a film adaptation of The Girl Who Was the Life of the Party. Kitty Shayne, the social centerpiece, drives a modern flapper comedy with Patsy Ruth Miller and Johnny Walker, premiering at Capitol Theatre next Tuesday.
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Fannie Kilbourne
Maurice Campbell
Capitol Theatre
Kitty Shayne
Kitty
Patsy Ruth Miller
Johnny Walker
Introduce Me at the Orpheum With Sennett Comedy
A Douglas MacLean comedy introduces a would be Alpine hero who scales imagined peaks in Switzerland while pursuing a romance. The Orpheum bills the show for next Wednesday with a two reel Mack Sennett short Skinners in Silk and a Pathe News segment.
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Alps
Asid
Douglas MacLean
Orpheum Theatre
Switzerland
Garden
Europe
Coney Island
Orpheum
Pathe News
Women Bring Center Stage to Screen Comedy
Hollywood producers push for women to star in comedies to reflect the female viewpoint. Constance Talmadge proves a female-led comedy draw, with studios betting on her appeal over traditional slapstick.
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Hollywood
Chaplin
Lloyd
Turpin
Murray
Constance Talmadge
Cate
Joseph M. Schenck
Constan Talmadge
Constance
Recompense Comes Strand in Double Header Screen
The Strand offers Recompense as a leading attraction with Monte Blue and Marie Prevost. Harry Beaumont directs, supported by John Patrick and others, delivering a tragic romance of Peter and Julie and a Hal Roach comedy, Breaking the Ice, to close the week.
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Strand Theatre
Robert Keable
Simon
Peter
Mr. Keable
Julie
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
Harry Beaumont
Katherine Lewis
Amrica
Hal Roach
Night of Romance at Capitol Theatre next Thur Fri Sat
First National presents Night of Romance produced by Joseph M. Schenck with direction by Sidney Frank lin. Hang Kraly adapts a story about an American heiress entangled with an English lord and a London money lender. Show dates arrive next Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Capitol theatre.
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Joseph M. Schenck
First National
Sidney Franklin
Hang Kraly
Capitol Theatre
Member of Commons Violates Old Rule in Parliament
London August 29 AP Sir Harry Hope faced rowdy cries of order as he rose to speak in the house. A fellow MP noted he had breached a 300 year old rule by placing his foot beyond a red line drawn on the carpet edge in front of him.
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London
Harry Hope
House of Commons
Stuart Daya
Charles I
Theatres Listings At The Orpheum Strand Capitol Rex Auditorium
The schedule lists film starring Doris Kenyon Lloyd Hughes Hobart Bosworth Anna Q Nilsson Frank Mayo and Douglas MacLean with Mack Sennett comedies at multiple venues The Auditorium offers six vaudeville acts and a mixed program Tonight with varied features and serials including Mind Over Motor The Way of Man News.
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Dorothy Devore
L How Baxter
Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
the Capitol
Herbert Rawlinson
Madge Bellamy
Patsy Roth Miller
Constance Talmadge
REX
Santa Fe Pete
Pete Morrison
Fat Sanders
Emerson Hough
East Side Life Shown in Santa Fe Pete at Rex
Review notes Santa Fe Pete stars Pete Morrison as a rough western hero with Virginia blue blood, supported by Beth Darling and others. Also features Herbert Rawlinson and a Capitol showing of The Man In Blue, with Rawlinson as a policeman in The Flower of Napoli. Italian feud threads run through the storyline.
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Capitol Theatre
Herbert Rawlinson
Madge Bellamy
Red Book Magazine
Napoli
Gerald Beaumont
Edward Laemmie
Virginia
Santa Fe
Pete
Rex
Pete Morrison
Westrner
Morrison
Beth Darlinga
Eresaty
Hooach
Hughes dies on screen in If I Marry Again at Orpheum
Lloyd Hughes a featured player in If I Marry Again dies on screen for the first time in his career. The plot has Hughes seeking a screen wife but meets his end mid film, with the story offering a happy ending for fans who enjoy all ends well.
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Lloyd Hughes
Orpheum Theatre
Hughes
Bosworth Stars in If I Marry Again at the Orpheum
Hobart Bosworth appears in a familiar stern father type in If I Marry Again at the Orpheum. He plays a father who condemns his son to stay in the tropics rather than acknowledge the daughter of a notorious woman.
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Hobart Bosworth
Orpheum Theatre
Bosworth
Tropics
Swedish children train at Ljungbyhed camp in army barracks
In Malmoe Sweden on August 29 the former military drill ground at Ljungbyhed was turned into a camp where children and teachers stay in army barracks and study physical culture and outdoor life. It was the largest mobilization of school children seen in Sweden and the program will be repeated next year.
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Malmoe
Sweden
Ljungbyhed
President Alvear advances labor courts bill in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires August 29 reports President Alvear sending to congress a bill creating labor courts in the city to handle salary and pension disputes. Appeals from conciliation and arbitration tribunals would go to these courts. The piece also notes a history line on suffrage leaders with four presidents mentioned.
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Buenos Aires
Alvear Has Sen
Congress
Mines in Russia Being Reopened
London reports mining circles say Russia is edging back toward the prewar economic order. The Spassky Copper Mine Ltd properties, twice nationalized, are to be privately operated again with a new capital issue to be offered pro rata. Lena company with American capital also claims renewed control of its extensive properties.
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London
Russia
Spassky Copper Mine, Ltd
Lena
Memorial clubhouse for Susan B. Anthony planned in Washington
A memorial clubhouse in Washington, D. C. is planned as a permanent tribute to Susan B. Anthony, noted as a leading pioneer in U.S. woman suffrage. Separately, a Los Angeles bank unveils the world’s largest safe deposit vault spanning 13,500 square feet with space for 76,000 boxes.
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Washington, D. C
Susan B. Anthony
United States
Los Angeles
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