Gloria Swanson Stars in Stage Struck at Orpheum
Gloria Swanson headlines Stage Struck a Allan Dwan production for Paramount at the Orpheum. The story follows a downtrodden Ohio River town waitress who longs to be an actress, with scenes on a show boat and a garden lunch wagon finale. Color sequences depict a dream of stardom with Technicolor splendor. The cast includes Ford Sterling, Lawrence Gray, and Gertrude Astor.
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Allan Dwan
Paramount
Gloria Swanson
Orpheum Theatre
Ohio
anOhio River
Miss Swanson
Salome
Carmen
Welte
Ford Sterling
Lawrence Gray
Gertrude Astor
Pathe News
Jack Derville
Keaton Comedy Brightens Strand With Go Wesat
Buster Keaton presents Go Wesat at the Strand on Wednesday featuring Brown Eyes the muley cow along with 5 000 steers scores of cowboys and a lone girl in the Western.
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Buster Keaton
Strand Theatre
Brown Eyes
Charles Ray Stars in Bright Lights at the Orpheum
Charles Ray appears in his first MGM film Bright Lights directed by Robert Z. Leonard. The production is set to open soon at the Orpheum Theatre as a showcase of Ray in a new character.
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Charles Ray
Pauline Stark
Orpheum
Pauline Starke
Robert Z. Leonard
Ray
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Tom Corbin
Leonard
Mr. Ra
Miss Starke
Lillyan Tashman
Lawford Davidson
Ned Sparks
Eugenie Besserer
Charlie Chase
Tiessy Beet
Intest Pathe News
Jack Derville
Orpheum Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Tumbleweeds Brightens Bill Hart's Capitol Run
Bill Hart stars as Don Carver in Tumbleweeds a sweeping frontier epic about the 1889 Cherokee land rush amid homesteaders and cattlemen in Kansas and Oklahoma. Barbara Bedford co stars directed by King Baggot with a large cast and thousands of on screen extras. The Capitol theatre premieres the film Sunday to eager Hart fans.
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William 8. Hart
United Artists Corporation
Capitol Theatre
Sded
West
Far West
Midwest
Northwest
Southwest
King Baggot
R Barbara Bedford
William
Sfart
Don Carver
Bill Hart
Hal G. Evarts
C. Gardner Sullivan
Kansas
Oklahoma
William S. Hart
Barbara Bedford
Cherokee Strip
Wil! Hart
Two Guns
Hart
Why Wives Go Wrong Comes to Taylor Players
The Taylor Players present a new comedy Why Wives Go Wrong at the Auditorium theatre for Thursday through Saturday. Fresh from a successful Broadway run at the 39th Street theatre in New York, the show promises an engaging and surprising story with entirely new situations for local audiences.
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Taylor Players
Auditorium Theatre
39Th Street Theatre
New York
Auditorium
Theatres listings at The Orp Capitol and Auditorium
At Theatres The Orp presents Gloria Swanson in Stage Struck and Our Gang Good Cheer with Jack Derville orchestra. Richard Dix Esther Ralston in Woman Handled Goofy Go Go and Go West with Pathe News. Hogan's Alley also shown. The Capitol features Hogan's Alley and The Whole Town is Talking. The Auditorium runs Wives Go Wrong and Tumbleweeds with Buster Keaton and Bill Hart.
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ORP
Gloria Swanson
Our Gang
Path News
Jack Derville
Charles Ray
L . Pauline Stark
Charles Chase
Pathe News
8ST
Richard Dix
Esther Ralston
Christie
Matheson
Funny Cow
Capitol
Hogan’s Alley
Geoff Buster Keaton
Bill Hart
Patsy Ruth Miller
Aylor
Richard Dix New Comedy Womanhandled Opens at Strand
Richard Dix stars in Womanhandled at the Strand for a three day run. The film follows Bill Dana who tries cowboy life to win his New York love while staging a ranch remake and a comic rescue amid western anachronisms.
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Richard DIX
Strand
Gloria Swanson
Strand Theatre
Dix
Arthur Stringer
Saturday Evening Post
Stringer
Gregory la Cava
Bill Dana
Arizona
New York
Redskins
Mollie
Miss Ralston
Billi
Bill
Margaret Morris
Edmund Breese
Ivan Simpson
Geo. Mathea
Bhis Strand
Johnson Must Produce Goods
Washington December 19. Counsel for Magnus Johnson former Farmer-Labor senator was told that if they could not produce special charges from which an issue could be drawn the investigation of the war contest against Senator Schall would not proceed further.
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Washington
Magnus Johnson
Farmer- Labor
Speciaig
Schall
Hepublican
Minnesota
Michigan wool settlement reached by state farm bureau
The Michigan state farm bureau, which handled much of the state's wool in 1925, made a final settlement with members. About 600000 pounds of wool sold for 39 to 45 cents per pound.
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Detroit
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Michigan
Richard Dix Popular With Texas Cowboys
Report from a Texas location near Houston where Richard Dix and his film crew dine with cowhands. Dix insists on eating in the ranch hands duck room with simple food, defying snobbery and winning admiration from the cowhands. The Strand Theatre shows Womanhandled with Lsther Reiston in support. Akron and Boston briefs note rubber reclaiming efforts and ostrich-skin shoes in department store windows.
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Richard Dix
Houston
Texas
Dix
Arthur Buir
Motion Picture Company
Lsther Reiston
Arng
Strand Theatre
Mother of Husky Ianes Objects to Burglar Props on Set
Mrs. Hanes, mother ofHal Roach child star Husky Ianes, protests using burglar tools in The Uneasy Three film. Husky enjoyed the props while Charley Chase Katherine Grant and Bull Montana watched, prompting a joking pledge to hold the crooks to account if he grows up to follow Jesse James or Raffles.
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Charley Chase
Katherine Grant
Bull Montana
Ruil
Jimmy
Jesse James
Raffles
Winnipeg Authors Warn Against Libel in Stories
J Chedwick Brooks secretary of Judson Bay company in Winnipeg says authors may not vilify company employees in fiction. He warns offending writers will be sued for libel in a letter to Professor W T Allison, president of the Canadian Authors' Association.
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Winnipeg
Man
Auchors
Northand
Judson Bay Company
J. Chedwick Brooks
W. T. Allison
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George Matheson
Greeley
Advica
Amusemen
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Adolpsh Zukor
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Akron
Boston
PATHE
Grand Orpheum Orchestra
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