Rialto Sunday Program Showcases Vaudeville and Luxury Liner
Rialto presents three vaudeville acts from Chicago loop theatre, a first run film Luxury Liner with George Brent, Zita Johann, Vivienne Osborne, and Leo Terry on organ. Tickets 40 cents adults 10 cents children for all showings.
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Rialto
Chicago
George Brent
Leo Terry
Nateans
Verree Teasdale
C. Aubreyith
Frank Morgan
Bremerhaven
Germany
New York
Brent
Miss Johann
Zita Johann Vivienne Osborn
Alice White
Verree Teasdale Caubrey Smith
Frank Morgan AB. Schulberg Products
Paramount Picture
Cinema Star Parade in Busy New York City Scene
Carole Lombard narrates a playful train tale while George Raft sports a yellow cap as a taxi driver. Claudette Colbert returns from surgery hopeful for lasting sinus relief. Maurice Chevalier models a striped Jersey knit shirt as Gail Patrick buys flowers. The Four Marx Brothers brainstorm unprintable film titles. Peggy Hopkins Joyce draws attention at Paramount while W C Fields crew prepares. Verna Hillie earns a leading Zane Grey role amid studio chatter and Marlene Dietrich wears a polka dot beret as Wynne Gibson and parents drive toward Agua Caliente. Nancy.
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Carole Lombard
George Raft
Ry Cooper
Claudette Colbert
New York
Helen Twelvetrees
Jack Junior
Maurice _Chevalier
Gail Patrick
Miriam Hopkins
Marx Brothers
Sir Guy
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Paramount Studios
Boys
W. C. Fields
Verna Hillie
Zane Grey
Marlene Dietrich
Wynne Gibson
Agua Calien
Nancy
New Dance Innovation For 42nd Street Chorus
Busby Berkeley introduces a turning turntable apparatus for the chorus in Warner Bros. 42nd Street at the Rialto Theatre opening Thursday. A 100 foot diameter triple ring device spins at three speeds while 150 chorus members perform in coordinated motion alongside a star cast led by Warner Baxter and Bebe Daniels.
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Busby Berkeley
42Nd Street
Warner Baxter
Bebe Daniels
George Brent
Una Merkel
Ruby Keeler
Guy Kibbee
Ned Sparks
Dick Powell
Ginger Rogers
Allen Jenkins
Rian James
Seymour
Bradford Hope
Andy Warren
Lond
Mae West Stars In She Done Him Wrong at Rialto
Mae West brings She Done Him Wrong to the Rialto starting Monday for a three day run. The film stars West as Lad Lou a singer who exchanges favors for diamonds while Cary Grant appears in a dramatic climax with her. West wrote the story and songs include Frankie and Johnnie and two Rainger compositions. Demand American Made Goods.
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Mae West
Rialto Theatre
Miss West
Bowery
Lou
Cary Grant
Grant
Frankie and
Johnnie
Ralph Rainger
Powell Has Strong Supporting Cast in Lawyer Man
Powell stars as a brilliant East Side lawyer in Warner Bros. Lawyer Man at the Princess Theatre next Friday. Joan Blondell plays a snapper secretary with wit while Helen Vinson Alan Dinehart Allen Jenkins and others fill the supporting lineup. Director William Dieterle guides a film of romance and political intrigue.
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William Powell
Princess Theatre
Warner Bros
Joan Blondell
Helen Vinson
Alan Dinehart
Allen Jenkins
David Landau
Claire Dodd
Sheila Terry
Ann Brody
Rockcliffe
Powell
East Side
William Dieterle
Jannings
Lubitsch
Rialto Sunday Showings and Weekday Films
Rialto Sunday presents Luxury Liner with Geo. Brent Zita Johann plus vaudeville and organ. Monday to Wednesday Mae West in She Done Him Wrong. Thursday to Saturday 42nd Street with Warner Baxter and a large cast. Princess Sunday only Obey the Law with Leo Carillo Lois Wilson. Monday and Tuesday Goldie Gets Along with Lily Damita. Wednesday and Thursday Infern al Machine with Chester Morris Genevieve Tobin. Friday and Saturday Lawyer Man with William Powell Joan Blondell. Science proposes electric dollars as value instead of gold to fight depressions.
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Geo. Brent
Zita Johann
Leo Terry
Mae West
Warner Baxter
Leo Carillo
Lois Wilson
Goldie
Lily Damita
Chester Morris
Genevieve Tobin
Lawyer Man
William Powell
Joan Blondell
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