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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1933

Page

6

Rasputin and the Empress opens at Rialto with Barrymores

Three Barrymores John Ethel and Lionel star in Rasputin and the Empress a grand screen portrait of the fall of the Romanoffs opening Sunday at the Rialto for three days. The cast includes Ralph Morgan Diana Wynyard Tad Alexander and others with lavish staging of the Kremlin throne room and troop review.

John, Ethel Lionel Barrymore Rasputin and the Empress Fall of the Romanoffs Rialto Theatre Barrymores John Prince Chegodieff Ethel Barrymore Ralph Morgan Czar Diana Wynyard Natasha Tad Alexander Czarevitch Cr. Gordon Edward Arnold Rasputin Russia Kremlin St. Petersburg Richard Boleslavsky Moscow Art Theatre

Christopher Strong Plane Romance Smolders in Rialto Film

Katharine Hepburn stars as Lady Cynthia Darrington, a fearless aviatrix whose 200 mile per hour lapses spark a moral British statesman’s forbidden romance. Colin Clive co stars as Sir Christopher Strong in Dorothy Arzner directed drama with Helen Chandler Billie Burke and more. Zoe Akins adapted Gilbert Frankau novel. The note about gold surrender appears as a separate aside.

Cynthia Darrington RKO Radio Pictures Christopher Strong Katharine Hepburn Aviatrix Colin Clive Rialto Theatre Cynthia Christopher Dorothy Arzner Miss Hepburn Helen Chandler Billie Burke Ralph Forbes Irene Brown Zoe Akins Gilbert Frankau

The King Murder at Princess Sunday

Chesterfield Pictures presents The King Murder adapted from Charles Reed Jones novel. It will screen locally at the Princess Theatre Sunday. Critics note the tale echoes the unsolved Dorothy King murder case once spotlighted by the Newark Police Department.

King Charles Reed Jones Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corporation Princess Theatre Dorothy King Ud Police Department Newark

Marlene Dietrich Dresses Echo 1907 Style in Song of Songs

The article notes Marlene Dietrich’s outfits in The Song of Songs resemble Mae West’s fashion in She Done Him Wrong. The garments are described as echoing the 1907 period.

Marlene Dietrich Paramount Mae West

Burns and Allen Play in Paramount Comedies Under Nat and Googie Nicknames

In Hollywood, George Burns and Gracie Allen are known on set as Nat and Googie while filming Paramount releases International House and College Humor.

George Burns Gracie Allen Hollywood Paramount Nat Googie

Jolson Stars in Hallelujah Im a Bum at Rialto

Al Jolson appears at the Rialto in Hallelujah I m a Bum after shedding Mammy and other old standbys He discusses a shift to down to earth character acting and portrays a Depression era role with no Mammy songs while still singing for the audience.

Mammy al Jolson Sonny Boy United Artists Rialto Theatre Jolson The Times Ben Hecht

Entertainment Guide for Week The Barrymores to Jolson

Sunday through Saturday presents Rasputin with John Ethel and Lionel Barrymore, followed by Christopher Strong with Catherine Hepburn. AL Jolson stars in Hallelujah I’m a Bum. Also Princess Sunday features Conway Tearle in The King Murder and Goona Goona with All Native Cast. A Lady’s Profession with Sari Maritza and Smike Lightning with George O’Brien close the week.

John, Ethel Lionel Barrymore Conway Tearle Sari Maritza Smike George O’brien

Moore's Court Cafe to Reopen Under Dyas Moore

The Court cafe, closed for more than a decade, will reopen tomorrow under Dyas Slim Moore. It will offer bottled beer and two drafts, with John Gimpel directing the kitchen and a thirty cent business lunch from eleven to two daily plus dinner menus from five to eight.

Moore’s Court Cafe Dyas Slim” Moore Court John Gimpel Middle West Stevie’ Heinzel Bill” Pee Country Club

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Theatre News Rialto Princess Sunday Marlene Entertainment Guide Rial Princess Will County Produce Co., Inc S. Joliet St the Royal Metra Goldwyn-Mayer Ncrors America Ralph Forbes Directed By Garbos Greta Garbo Amelia Earhart
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