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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1933

Page

7

Rialto to Feature Private Jones and Prairie Ramblers

The Rialto screens Private Jones starring Lee Tracy with Gloria Stuart and Russell Gleason Sunday, paired with three vaudeville acts from a Chicago loop playhouse. The WLS Prairie Ramblers and Hill Billy Four perform live musical numbers noted as top acts by manager Mort Berman.

Private Jones Lee Tracy Chicago WLS Prairie Ramblers Mort Berman Universal City Rialto Theatre Tipperary Madelon K. P Tracy Gloria Stuart Berton Churchill Donald Cook Frank McHugh Russell Gleason Emma Dunn Walter Catlett Shirley Grey Russell Mack

Hollywood on set tempers and fabled gags in flux

Observers note Alison Skipworth in a heated argument with Sir Guy Standing over old theater days. The Four Marx Brothers fight over a gag for Cracked Ice. Carole Lombard laughs at a Charlie Ruggles story. Richard Arlen leaves the studio to dodge an insurance salesman.

Alison Skipworth Sir Guy Marx Brothers Carole Lombard Charlie Ruggles Richard Arlen

Kate Smith Stars in Hello Everybody at Rialto Theatre

Kate Smith, famed as the Songbird of the South, headlines the feature Hello Everybody written for her by Fannie Hurst. The story follows a farmer’s daughter who fights a power company to save her land, with four new Coslow Johnston songs including Moon Song and Twenty Million People.

Kate Smith Fannie Hurst Rialto Theatre Songbird Hollywood Miss Smith Sam Coslow Arthur Johnston

Sign of the Cross Opens Monday at Rialto in Rome Drama

Cecil B DeMille presents The Sign of the Cross starring Fredric March and Elissa Landi opening Monday at the Rialto Theater. March plays a Roman prefect who loves a Christian girl as Nero’s guards hunt them. lavish spectacle is promised and no price increase noted.

Cecil~ B. DeMille Sign of the Grass Rialto Theater Fredric March Elissa Landi Nero Imperial Rome March Miss Landi DeMille Hollywood Declare

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