Rialto Features Mills Brothers and Nancy Carroll in Woman Accused
The Rialto presents the Mills Brothers in person with Nancy Carroll in Woman Accused and Leo Terry at organ. An 11:30 a.m. early matinee offers 40 cent admission. other shows go 55 cents. The story stars Carroll Grant and Halliday, adapted from Liberty Magazine with a murder charge on Carroll’s wedding day and a dramatic boat cruise finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Carroll
Leo Terry
Mills Brothers
Rialto
Mort Berman
America
Rupert Hughes
Vicki Baum
Zane Grey
Vina Delmar
Irvin
Cobb
Gertrude Atherton
J. P. McEvoy
Ursula Parrott
Polan Banks
Sophie Kerr
Rialto Theatre
Carry Grant
John Halliday
Liberty Magazine
Miss Carroll
Grant
Nance
Halliday
Arliss Wife Stars Opposite Him in The King's Vacation
Florence Arliss joins George Arliss as his queen in The King's Vacation at Rialto Theatre opening next Thursday. The film, a modern comedy drama by Ernest Pascal and Maude T. Howell, stars Dick Powell Patricia Neal Dudley Digges O P Heggie Marjorie Gateson Vernon Steele James Bell and Maude Leslie under director John Adolfi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Arliss
George Arliss
Warner Bros
Rialto Theatre
Disraeli
Mrs. Arliss
Florence Montgomery
Mr. Arliss
Ernest Pascal
Mr. Pascal
Maude T. Howell
Dick Powell
Patricia Ilis
Dudley Digges
O. P. Heggie
Marjorie Gateson
Vernon Steele
James Bell
Maude Leslie
John Adolfi
Big Ship Turns Sea Set for One Way Passage
Warner Bros. film One Way Passage uses the S S Carawan as a floating studio with three-quarters of its scenes shot at sea. Director Tay Garnett and stars William Powell Kay Francis commandeered the liner for a week as it sailed from Hong Kong to San Francisco, delivering a realism mark for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
William Powell
Kay Francis
Princess Theatre
S.S. Carawan
Blue Pacific
Tay Garnett
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Powell
Miss Francis
Secrets of Madame Blanche at Rialto Monday
Irene Dunne leads a cast in a romantic drama that shifts to a sorrowful mother child tale set from Marseilles to Paris and 1918. The film follows Sally, her son, and a conflict with St John as themes of sacrifice and guilt unfold amid a Parisian courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dunne
Rialto
London
Trey
Desire
Sally
St. John’s
St. John
Leonard
Marseilles
St. John, Jr
Eloise
America
Phillips Holmes
Douglas Wilton
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Stuart Erwin
Jack Oakie
Dick Arlen
Frances Dee
Bing Crosby
Burns and
Allen
Geo. C. Peterson Co
Pioneer Petroleum Products
George Raft
Paramount Studios
Go Cooper
Joliet
Richard Arlen
Jobyna Ralston
Gene Sarazen
Mills Bros
Columbia Broadcasting System
Gov. Tax
Paramount-Liberty
I-Star Story
Gary Grant
John Haliday
Irene
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