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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
9
Suffered Hard Days portrays Sally Band fan dancing star of Paramount's Bolero, who slept on a Central Park bench after being ejected from a $4-a-week room.
Rialto theater presents three major films from Sunday March 11 to Saturday March 17. Wheeler and Woolsey headline Hips, Hips, Hooray with Ruth Etting Thelma Todd and Dorothy Lee. Also This Side of Heaven with Lionel Barrymore and Fay Bainter. Paramount's Search for Beauty screens Thursday. Vanities and Mannequins adds a fashion revue with local models from the Junior Catholic Woman's League and clothing from Anderson's store.
Bruce Cabot stars in Shadows of Sing Sing as a fiancée's racketeering murder case drives one of his most exciting roles. Mary Brian leads as the girl with Harry Woods killed. Phil Rosen directs from Albert DeMond screenplay with Katharine Scola and Doris Malloy story.
Richard Arlen and Sally Eilers shoot on location in Victorville for The Baby in the Ice Box directed by Charles R. Rogers with the temperature at eighteen.
Sylvia Sidney gained her first Broadway role in Good Dame with Fredric March at Paramount. She bought a fur coat using her salary which equalled the amount she owed for the coat, and the play closed after two weeks.
Hollywood romance on a girls school theme features Dorothy Wilson Douglas Montgomery Kay Johnson and Barbara Barondess in a Richard Wallace directed photoplay. The production is praised for restraint and likely merit awards.
Ben Bernie, about to become a motion picture actor, was reported at Paramount studios in Hollywood. He will play a featured part in The Great Magoo.
The film Damaged Lives is to open at the Princess Theatre on Wednesday. It portrays social diseases in a gripping, tactful portrayal endorsed by the American Social Hygiene Association, with support from health officials doctors and welfare workers nationwide.
The guide lists shows for Sunday to Sunday March 11 to 17. Wheeler and Woolsey star in Hips Hooray, Lionel Barrymore and Mae Clarke appear in This Side of Heaven, and Larry Crabbe with Ida Lupino headline Search for Beauty. Princess presents Shadows of Sing Sing with Bruce Cabot and Mary Brian, Eight Girls in a Boat features Montgomery, Damaged Lives stars Diane Sinclair and Lyman Williams, and Orient Express closes the week on Friday and Saturday.
Broadwayite Helen Lynch the star of the first Little Show has signed with Paramount for Melody in Spring. She makes her screen debut alongside Charlie Ruggles Mary Boland Lanny Ross and Ann Southern in the film project.
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