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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1933

Page

7

Warner Baxter Starred Rialto Sunday Feature Review

Warner Baxter leads in Dangerously Yours at the Rialto on Sunday. The program includes three vaudeville acts led by Jed Dooley in Remarks Befitting the Occasion with Audrey Evans. Miriam Jordan co stars as the detective with Baxter and Mundin providing light comedy and action.

Warner Baxter Miriam Jordan Baxter Miss Jordan Herbert Mundin Jed Dooley Audree Evans

Sailor Be Good at Princess Sunday brings Jack Oakie rare comedy

Jack Oakie headlines at the Princess Theatre in a Navy comedy “Sailor Be Good” with Vivienne Osborne. The film, produced by RKO-Radio, features Oakie as a gol fighter drawn into romance and farce, with James Cruze directing and a cast including George E. Stone, Lincoln Stedman, Gertrude Michael, and Max Hoffman Jr. Sailors at the San Pedro base preferred shipboard showings and local theatres alike for Oakie’s naval humor.

Princess Theatre San Pedro California Naval Base Vivienne Osborne Jack Oakie Rko-Radio Oakie Navy Buddy Lincoln Stedman Gertrude Michael Society Max Hoffman, Jr

What No Beer What! No Beer feature at Princess Theatre

Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante star in What No Beer opening at the Princess Theatre. They run a faux brewery amid a beer war, facing police raids and high jinks, with romance entangled with one booze baron’s sweetheart.

Congress Buster Keaton Jimmy Durante Buster Jimmy Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer Princess Theatre

Magazine to feature Baby Leroy in A Bedtime Story

Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt's Babies Just Babies will run an article on Baby Leroy eight months old star of Maurice Chevalier's new picture A Bedtime Story. Jack Oakie and Peggy Hopkins Joyce seen together at many places with Peggy quipping Jack is the only entertaining man in Hollywood. Wynne Gibson planned a move date but forgot herself until van men knocked. George Bernard Shaw jokes that people think him an old fool.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Baby Leroy Maurice Chevalier Jack Oakie Peggy Hopkins Joyce Jack Hollywood Peggy Wynne Gibson

State Fair at Rialto Promises Light Romance and Family Wins

The State Fair opens at the Rialto Monday for a week featuring the Frake family from Brunswick. Wayne pursues romance with a visiting reporter while Margy chooses true love with the aerial performer. Parents win prizes, the family returns home jubilant, and the story ends on a hopeful note.

Rialto Theatre Frake Brunswick Blue Boy Wayne Margy Harry Ware Harry Eleanor Mother Dad Frakes

Entertainments Guide Sunday and Week Movie Lineup

Sunday showings include Dangerously Yours with Warner Baxter and Miriam Jordan and a Zazu Pitts Thelma Todd comedy. Monday to Saturday feature State Fair with Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor, plus musical shorts and Universal News. Also listed are Sailor Be Good with Jack Oakie, radio attractions, Mystery of Wax Museum, and What No Beer with Keaton Durante. Rialto on the Stage presents Jed Dooley in Remarks Befitting the Occasion with two other star acts.

Warner Baxter Miriam Jordan Zazu Pitts Thelma Todd Paramount Sound News No Will Rogers Janet Gaynor Sports - Eye - View Lillian Roth Universal Sound News Jack Oakie Vivienne Osborne Morton Downey Lionel Atwill Fay Wray Durante the Vagabond Charlie Chaplin Fox Movietone News Rialto Jed Dooley Audree Evans

Fragmentary Note on Remembrance and Relationships

A garbled excerpt reflects on memory of a first kiss and contrasting male forgetfulness. The text seems to compare women recalling intimate moments with men who dismiss or misplace such recollections. No clear event or names are present.

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