The Last Man on Earth at Capitol Theatre
The William Pax picture The Last Man on Earth opens at Capitol theatre today. A world without men due to masculitis drives a comic romance as Elmer Smith and Hattie Brown confront love and a divided society. The plot ends with their marriage and the birth of twins Romulus and Remus, signaling a saved world.
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William Pax
Capitol Theatre
Athusinam
Elmer Smith
Hattie Brown
Elmer
Elner
Attie Brown
Mer
Hattie
Smith Twins
Romulus
Remus
Glad
Lee Theatre
Marguerite la Motte
Allan Forrest
Henaie
Blanche Sweet Stars in His Supreme Moment at Orpheum
Blanche Sweet headlines the George Fitzmaurice production His Supreme Moment with Ronald Colman, featuring two color dance numbers Oriental fantasy and a wild Spanish fandango. The cast includes Jane Winton Belle Bennett Cyril Chadwick Ned Sparks and Nick de Ruiz. The story adapts May Edginton’s novel and opens next Wednesday for four days.
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Blanche Sweet
Mae
Miss Sweet
Pearl Alexander
Ategs
George Fitzmaurice
Ronald Colman
Dancur
First National
Orpheum Theatre
Western Film Comes to Local Theaters Starring Fred Thomson
A new western featuring Fred Thomson and his horse Silver King debuts locally on Thursday. Directors Del Andrews, with Gloria Hope and a full supporting cast, deliver a crowd drawing return for Thomson after a leg injury.
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Fred Thomson
Thomson
Silver King
del Andrews
Gloria Hope
Nora Luxford
Albert Priscoe
Bryan Douglas
Joseph Bell
Alan Roscoe
Robert Canfiero
Wade Boteler to play Dugan in Capital Punishment at Strand
Wade Boteler, a Californian actor with early stage experience, takes the role of Dugan the kindly policeman in Capital Punishment at the Strand on Tuesday. His screen work includes Alias the Night Wind The Daughter of Mother Maguire Going Up and The Ghost Patrol. An elephant in its native will easily move six miles per hour.
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Dugan
Capital Punishment
E Strand
Wade Boteler
Night Wind
Mother Maguire
Ghost Patrol
Vague Global Facts From Historical Fragments
The text lists various disconnected notes including 798 rose species, water color described as blue, Sicily sulfur production, Japanese public storytellers earnings, Teeland natives with dried fish meals, common bequest items like sheets and pillows, clothes-pins likely made in America, and Windsor Castle royal kitchen remaining largely unchanged since construction.
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America
Windsor Castle
Royal Kitchen
Danish Shipping Strike Averted With 5 Percent Wages Rise
Copenhagen reports a two year pact ending a threatened shipping tie up. Shipowners seamen and firemen accept a five percent wage increase and confirm the agreement. The accord covers wages and working terms for the next two years.
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Copenhagen
Claire Windsor in Denial Heads Sunday Orpheum Bill
Claire Windsor stars in Denial at the Orpheum with a dual timeline story and a strong cast including Emily Fitzroy William Hainen Edward Connelly and Lucille Rickson. The program also features Vivia Ogden Bert Roach and Lizzie Toe comedy short and older theater tech props for period humor.
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Claire Windsor
Sunday Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Yeaterday
Rosevelt
Miss Windsor
Rena
Emily Fitzroy
William Hainen
Edward Connelly
Vivia Ogden
Bert Roach
Ard Lucille Rickson
Robert Agnew
Pathe Newa
Mack Sennett
Orpheum
Tiger Love at Strand Promises Dramatic Stunt and Dagger
Antonio Moreno stars as a romantic Spanish bandit in a Paramount film based on Manuel Penella's Spanish opera The Wild Cat. The tale includes a ten yard handkerchief stunt with a stiletto and dagger throwing showcased by Moreno and Estella Taylor.
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Antonio Moreno
Strand Theatre
Moreno
Ey Moreno
Estella Taylor
Paramount
the Wildcat
Manuel Penella
Wisps of Wisdom Proverb Fragments
A collection of aphorisms about effort laughter criticism possessions and science. The lines contrast climbing or progressing with slipping back and note money silence and the limits of science to create a home rather than merely a house.
Baron Opens Grocery In Nottingham by Sir Charles Markham
Sir Charles Markham, noted coal mine owner, opened a new grocery in Nottingham while explaining he is not a philanthropist but aims to provide the public with good goods at low prices. The move follows his plan to supply the best possible goods at minimum cost for the community.
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Baron
Nottingham
Eng
Charles Markham
Nist
Charley
Dramatic Film Capital Punishment at Strand Theatre
The Strand Theatre opens next Tuesday with Capital Punishment a melodrama on capital punishment and flawed justice. The production features a humanizing love story and a star-studded cast, praised for realism and educational value. It runs five days and is billed as both entertaining and socially vital.
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V&ion
Strand Theatre
Hag
Jana
Bstlund Theatre
New Picture Offers Tips for Lovers at Capitol Theatre
A film shown today at the Capitol Theatre promises guidance for romance. Earle Foe stars as Elmer Smith in a one woman act with Derelys Soins and Hattie Brown, billed as The Strong Man on Earth.
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Capitol Theatre
Aaset
Earle Foe
Elmer Smith
Theatres at the Capitol Rex Orpheum Strand and More
The listing details show openings at multiple venues Sunday through Saturday. It mentions Earle Fox Last Man on Earth, Allen Porrest and Ma Mary Warren in In Love With Love, Neal Hart in Law Going B Strong and Telephone Girls, The Lion's and Grace Cunard, Still Mouse, Van Bibber comedy, Fred Thompson with his horse That Devil Quemado, Claire Windsor in The Denials, Lizzies of the Field, His Supreme Moment, Red Pepper, Tiger Love, capital Finishment with Ben and Mary Carr, George Hackathon and Clara.
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Earle Fox
Fred Thompson
Devil Quemado
Fox News
the Orpheum
Claire Windsor
Pat's
Mack Sennett
Blanche Sweet
Ronald Colman
Red Pepper
Tiger Love at Strand features Mrs Dempsey in Spanish romance
Estelle Taylor and Antonio Moreno headline Tiger Love a Paramount romance set in colorful Spain. Mrs. Jack Dempsey portrays Marelota, daughter of a bankrupt aristocrat, while bandit Ramon falls in love with her. The Wildcat opera story provides the backdrop with lavish settings and a thrilling climactic rescue.
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Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Antonio Moreno
Manuel Penella
Paramount
George Melford
Strand Theatre
Spain
Mrs. Dempsey
Marelota
Tony Moreno
Saliog St
Marcheta
Leutenant
Wildcat
Cupid
Ramon
Howard Hawks
Melford
G. Raymond Nye
David Torrence
Edgar Norton
Monti
Collina
Great Guns
How They Get Work in the Movies
Paramount producer George Melford scouts for types near the casting office for background players. He values magnetism and faces that are beautiful dramatic tragic or comical. His past film Tiger Love with Antonio Moreno and Katelle Taylor frames his approach to selecting minor players for the background.
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George Melford
Paramount
Filmndom
Melford
Tiger Love
Antonio Moreno
Katelle Taylor
Howard Hawks
the Wildcat
Manuel Penella
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