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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1932

Page

9

Marie Dressler Stars in Emma at the Rialto Following Min and Bill

Marie Dressler returns to the Rialto for four days in Emma a drama about a devoted family servant who mothers the children of a wealthy inventor The story by Frances Marion features Dressler in a powerful central role with humor in parts Directed by Clarence Brown known for Anna Christie and Min and Bill

Anna Christie Min and Bill Emma Dressler Frances Marion Miss Dressler Clarence Brown

O Brien Defies Death In Daring Horse Stunts

O Brien, famed for bold performances, introduces new danger in The Inbow Trail at Rialto Theatre next week. He performs a flying W, a stunt where horse and rider tumble through the air in coordinated somersaults.

O’brien Rialto Theatre

Dance Team Triumphs for Dunn and Eilers in Bad Girl Rivalry

The story follows two penniless but ambitious dancers played by James Dunn and Sally Eilers as they chase fame and fortune in a tale of hardship and ultimate success that slips away again. Their performances are praised as superb, underscoring the film’s dramatic arc and star power.

James Dunn Sally Eilers Ernon Castle

Easy Scene Proves Hard to Shoot in Motion Picture

In San Bernardino Paramount’s new Percy Crosby story “Sooky” shoots shanty town scenes. Director Norman Taurog struggled to get Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan in step as a two man army. The crew worked through numerous takes to achieve the desired effect.

San Bernardino Paramount Percy Crosby

Stage Fright Grips All Actors Walker Says

Veteran stage director Stuart Walker discusses stage fright in actors following his work on Paramount's The False Madonna with Kay Francis William Boyd and Conrad Tearle. He defines stage fright as electric nervous energy that can drive artistry when controlled.

Stuart Walker Paramount Kay Francis William Boyd Conrad Tearle

Juliette Compton Cast in No One Man Sister Role

Juliette Compton is cast as the socially ambitious sister of Carole Lombard in Paramount’s Rupert Hughes adaptation No One Man. The actress recently completed Rich Man's Folly alongside George Bancroft.

Juliette Compton Carole Lombard Paramount Rupert Hughes Miss Compton George Bancroft

Felicity Jester Quote About Daughter and Marriage

A Columbia Jester quip notes a daughter’s marriage, saying her husband is terrified of her. The remark reflects a light humorous take on domestic dynamics in the column.

Columbia

Mickey Mouse Club invites boys and girls to next meeting

Members praised the spirited meeting at the Princess theater and invite all to attend tomorrow. The group outlined a movie title story contest ending February 13 with 50 titles from the past year in the lobby for use. Free admission tickets listed for several members.

Mickey Mousers Junior Meyers Mickey Mouse Junior The Princess Sam Robbins Kline Moon Division Rainbow Midnite Sun Chicago Motor Club Spectator Kline’s Ymond Mixner Chase St Donald Bersano St. Chicago St James Aseltine Union St Geraldine Swiggart Florence Ave Raymond Postelanczyk Elizabeth St Joseph Gorka Franklin St Evelyn Tatroe Cora St Robert Stella S. Raynor Irene Statter Baker Ave William Apgar Hobbs Ave Irene Powohak Williams Ave Raymond Gunchin Morris St

Store policy clash over customer is always right

A store manager argues with a customer about a rule while a floorwalker notes the customer insisted he was wrong. The exchange appears in American Legion Monthly with period tone and concise shop floor dynamics.

American Legion Monthly

Landlord Objects To Children In Apartment

A distressed parent questions why the landlord objects to children. The reply urges warning Johnny to stop throwing objects from a window and to quiet George who is fighting, with a note to Larry about taking a tin trumpet if misbehavior continues.

Johnny George le Larry

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Rae Es Marie Dressler At the Rialto Sa Min Walker Felicity China Ideal Cleaners and Dyers Ruby St E Veliver Publix Theatre — Spectator Guide Rialto George O’brien William Collier, Jr Sporting Chance Tom Keane Partners Mary Astor Men of Chance John Boles Aleaven RieEns Richard Cromwell Jean Hersholt Myrna LO Mike Billiard Union Barber Shop S. Chicago St Cass Street Collins E. Jefferson St Joliet S.chicago ST
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