House of Rothschild at Rialto Ends Next Week
Rialto theatre kicks off July with two major screenings. Murder at the Vanities headlines the first three days a musical mystery with an ensemble cast led by Carl Brisson and Duke Ellington. The House of Rothschild plays Wednesday to Saturday starring George Arliss as Mayer and Nathan Rothschild with Boris Karloff Loretta Young and more.
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Rialto Theatre
Paramount
Carroll
Hollywood
New York
Carl Brisson
Victor MacLaglen
Jack Oakie
Kitty Carlisle
Duke Ellington
Dorothy Stickney
Gertrude Michael
George Arliss
Arliss
Joseph M. Schenck
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century’ Pictures
Old Mayer Rothschild
Nathan Rothschild
Boris Karloff
Loretta Young
Robert Young
Helen Westley
C. Aubrey Smith
Harold Teen Princess Engagement Promises Laughing Riot
Critics hail Harold Teen at the Princess theatre as the year’s funniest romance and comedy. Carl Ed’s characters including Harold, Lilacs and mous appear with dancers and pretty girls. Hal LeRoy from Broadway stars as Harold Teen with Rochelle Rodeos as Lillums.
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Haroldeen
Lillums
Lilacs
Carl Ed
Princess Theatre
Hal LeRoy
Broadway
Harold Teen
Rochelle Rodeos
Rialto Entertainment Guide Week Lineup
Today and Saturday Change of Heart stars Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. Sunday through Tuesday Mar der at the Vanities features Carl Brisson and a beauty cast. Wednesday through Saturday House of Rothschild stars George Arliss and Loretta Young. Princess Tell the World with Lee Tracy and Gloria Stuart. Saturday Voice in the Night with Tim McCoy. Sunday and Monday Stinga tee with Richard Dix and Irene Dunne. Tuesday and Wednesday Upper World with Warren William and Mary Astor. Thursday and Friday Harold Teen with Hal LeRoy and Renée Hodson.
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Rialto
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Thesday
Marder
the Vanities
Carl Brisbon
Beautiful Girls
House of Rothschild
George Arliss
Loretta Young
Lee Tracy
Gloria Stuart
Voice In
Tim McCoy
Stingatee
Richard, Dix
Irene Dunne
Upper Orld
Warren William
Mary Astor
Harold Teen
Hal LeRoy
Renee Hodson
Hejen
Star of the Week Jack Oakie in Mur der at the Vanities
Jack Oakie the Hollywood playboy and son of Mrs Oakie stars in Earl Carrolls Murder at the Vanities. A Sedalia Missouri native raised in New York he quit a broker age clerk job for comedy and later joined Paramount after parts in Clara Bows The Fleets In. Oakie favors pantomime and timing over prop comics.
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Jack Oakie
Hollywood
Paramount
Jack
Princess at the Upperworld on Tuesday and Wednesday
A film review notes the picture blends drama romance thrill and suspense with a sympathetic thread. Warren Williams plays a realistic rich man who exploits the heroine. Mary Astor Ginger Rogers and Dickie Moore are among the cast guiding the plot at the Princess theater Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Warren Williams
Mary, Astor
Ginger Rogers
Dickie Moore
Knight Templar Trio Featured on Laundry Radio Program
Joliet’s WCLS radio series sponsored by the American Institute Laundry aired Thursdays at 7:45. Last night the Knight Templar trio William A. McCracken James Merrill and Theron J. Converse performed Mendelssohn Extralitta Tschaikowsky Andante Cantabile and Dvorak Humor esque with Mrs Mays L Grady as hostess discussing wash fabrics and care each Wednesday and Friday at 11:15.
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Joliet
American Institute Laundry
WCLS
Knight Templar
William A. McCracken
James H. Merrill
Theron J. Converse
Mendelssohn
Ponce
Tschaikowsky
Dvorak
Mays L. Grady
Prams
Shirley Temple and father on Santa Monica beach
Rumors swirl about a famous actor being escorted by a male admirer but the subject is Shirley Temple with her father George F. Temple, a Beverly Hills banker, pictured together on a Santa Monica beach.
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Hollywood
Shirley Temple
George F. Temple
Beverly Hills
Calif
Santa Monica
Stingaree stars Irene Dunne and Richard Dix at the Princess
The Stingaree drama features Irene Dunne and Richard Dix in a saga of love and risk based on the Australian bandit Stingaree. Mary Boland appears in a lead serio comical role as the film heads to the Princess for Sunday and Monday with William A. Wellman directing and Dunne adding notable singing.
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Talking Picture Screen
Irene Dunne
Richard Dix
Cimarron
Mary ‘Boland
William A. Wellman
Miss Dunne
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Guide To Entertainment
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Sun
Ayoer
Sublic Service
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Mirththen
Aroll’s
Vangtaes
Victor McLaglen
Tock Oakie
Orchestre
Mitchell Leen
Paremevel Fistere
Napoleon
Fosetn
M. ScHency
Ot Ee
George
Lass
Hipadenanepeen
Avith
Roths
Bris
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