Garbo Stars in As You Desire Me at Rialto Sunday
Greta Garbo returns to the screen in As You Desire Me at the Rialto for a four day engagement starting Sunday. Melvyn Douglas plays Count Bruno opposite Garbo with Erich Von Stroheim as the villain Salter and Owen Moore as the man who uncovers Zara in the Budapest cafe setting.
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United States
Miss Garbo
Melvyn Douglas
Gloria Swanson
Count Bruno
Zara
Erich von Stroheim
Salter
Owen Moore
Night Court at Rialto Promises Dramatic Morals Trial
A highly dramatic screen tale unfolds when a naive girl is framed for a morals crime after she unwittingly holds incriminating evidence against a crooked judge. The film Night Court screens June 9 10 and 11 at the Rialto with Mike, a young New York taxi driver, in a key role.
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Rialto
Mike
New York
Ex-Local Girl Bobby Folsom Featured In New York Sketch
Former Joliet girl and retired actress Bobby Folsom, now Mrs Harold Kemp of St. Albans NY, is spotlighted in a New York newspaper. The story notes her 15 years on stage and her current joy in gardening while recalling her Follies and Palace performances.
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Bobby Folsom
Joliet
New York
Miss Folsom
Harold Kemp
St. Albans
Minnie Baldwin
N. Broadway
Juliet
the Palace
Jack Denny
Denny
Miss F
Dramatic Tale of a Judge and a Bankbook Plot
Mike fights a crooked night court magistrate who frames his wife Mary on a morals charge to hide his crimes. After a brutal struggle he captures the judge and frees Mary in a sensational climax. Starred Phillips Holmes Walter Huston Anita Page and others directed by W S Van Dyke.
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Mary
Parnes
Judge
Mike
Phillips
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