No Other Woman at Rialto Sunday With Irene Dunne
A Sunday Rialto showing features No Other Woman starring Irene Dunne and Charles Bickford. The drama follows a steel town wife’s pursuit of ambition and love, with courtship, a dye- formula breakthrough, and a sensational divorce case amid vaudeville acts.
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Rialto Theatre
Irene Dunne
Charles Bickford
Gwili Andre
Eric Linden
Im Stanley
Jom
Anna
Jim
Steel Town
Joe
Man
The Match King at Princess Theatre Wednesday
A feature starring Warren William and Lili Damita opens at the Princess Theatre next Wednesday. The film blends sensational romance with immense financial and political intrigue, echoing real life headlines about a global financial octopus and its menacing schemes.
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Arren William
Lili Damita
Princess Theatre
Nes
Unus
Bela Lugosi
Adrienne“Ames
Hell
Pat O’brien
Gloria Stuart
Warren William
Cent Park
Joan Blondel
Rabbit Breeders Schedule Meeting and Officers Named
Will County Rabbit Breeders will continue monthly meetings on the first and fourth Thursdays. Officers for 1983 elected include President John B. Sontag, Vice President Fred J. Fries, Secretary E. White, Treasurer Marion DeSandre, with additional officer Harper.
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Will County
John B. Sontag
Fred J. Fries
Ef E. White
Harper Surer
Marion DeSandre
Eddie Cantor Portrays Bullfight Scene In The Kid From Spain
Article discusses Eddie Cantor performing as a matador in the Rialto Theatre production of The Kid from Spain by Samuel Goldwyn. It explains the studio’s shift from Mack Sennett comedy to a straight bullfight scene, boasting audience appeal across Spanish speaking regions and the film’s ambitious musical comedy scope.
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Eddie
Cantor Atador
Eddie Cantor
Goldwyn
Mack Sennett
Thoes Matador
Hollywood
Spain
Mexico
Chile
Cuba
Paraguay
the Kid
Remove Tobacco Odor From Rooms After a Party
After a party a strong tobacco odor lingers. the Manchester Guardian recommends leaving a jar of cold water with a few drops of lavender oil in the room overnight. It fades by morning. For brass ash trays with stains, rub briskly with hot vinegar and water and polish as usual.
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Manchester Guardian
Screen Shots of Celebrity Habits and Hobbies
Carole Lombard jokes about solving puzzles faster than William Powell. At Caliente she stood in the starter’s stand during a weekend race. Jack Oakie imitates a train’s clack ety clack. Frederic March dislikes open shirts. Wynne Gibson recalls childish tom boy days. Mae West avoids alcohol and tobacco. Maurice Chevalier and Claudette Colbert speak French. Ricardo Cortez loves Egyptian cigarettes. Gary Cooper uses a muslin bag for cigarettes. Clarence Muse writes a new song I Go Congo. Jimmy Durante’s New Year greetings bore anonymous sign. Marlene Dietrich’s chauffeur previously drove Bebe Daniels and earlier Mabel Normand and Mary Pickford. Frances Dee is nicknamed Frankie by friends.
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Carole Lombard
William Powell
Powell
Carole
Caliente
Jack Oakie
Train
Frederic March
Wynne Gibson
Mae West
Maurice Chevalier
Claudette Colbert
Ricardo Cortez
Gary Cooper
Clarence Muse
Heaven
Congo
Jimmy Durante
Marlene Dietrich
Bebe Daniels
Mable Normand
Mary Pickford
Frances Dee
Frankie
Bitter Tea of General Yen at Rialto Monday
Stanwyck and Asther star in The Bitter Tea of General Yen at the Rialto Monday and Tuesday. The drama follows a Western woman and a Chinese general torn by forbidden love amid civil war and cultural clash.
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Rialto
Irene Dunne
General Yen
Barbara Stanwyck
Nils Asther
Eddie Cantor
the Kid
Spain
Eralien
China
New England
Megan Davis
Columbia
Rialto Theatre
Grace Zaring Stone
Miss Stanwyck
Asther
Yen
Frank Capra
Hollywood
Walter Connolly
Toshia Mori
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Robert