Great Jasper brings Richard Dix to Rialto Sunday
Richard Dix stars in The Great Jasper at the Rialto Theatre on Sunday with Vera Engels making her American debut in the film. The story centers on Jasper a rugged adventurer who betrays his wife yet loves her, with Edna May Oliver Florence Eldridge Betty Furness Bruce Cabot and Walter Walker in support. Most action unfolds in Atlantic City.
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Jasper
Richard Dix
Rialto Theatre
Mort Berman
Rialto
Chicago
Vera Engels
RKO Radio
Germany
Edna May Oliver
Florence Eldridge
Betty Furness
Bruce Cabot
Walter Walker
H. W. Hanemann
Tasker
Fulton Oursler
J. Walter Ruben
Atlantic City
Lion Man Ronnie Wins Feats With Lions On Set
Four-year-old Ronnie Cosby plays the Lion Man in King of the Jungle at the Rialto Theatre. He works with lions and cubs without a scratch while Buster Crabbe and Frances Dee star. Animal experts credit the child’s calm presence for the tame behavior of the beasts.
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Ronnie Cosby
Ronnie
Buster Crabbe
Frances Dee
Rialto Theatre
Crabbe
Mabel Starke
Jules White
Don Pedros Orchestra Opens Engagement at Rialto
Don Pedro and his Terrace Garden Orchestra launch a stage and screen engagement at the Rialto Theatre with two Vaudeville acts. The young San Antonio conductor and virtuoso violinist rose to fame via radio performances on BEM, WENR, and NBC networks.
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Rialto
Don Pedro
Terrace Garden
United States
San Antonio
Hotel Morrison
Chicago
BEM Wenr
NBC
Pedro
Juliet
Rialto Theatre
Veteran stars wary of interviews in new songs
Brian Aherne and Katharine Cornell, long leading men, now with Marlene Dietrich in The Song of Songs, show caution toward interviews like the Swedish Sphinx. Fuzzy Knight, a Broadway club comic, has adjusted hours to sleep by 9 p m to rise at 6 a m for his part in Under the Tonto.
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Brian Aherne
Katharine Cornell
Marlene Dietrich
Fuzzy Knight
Tonto
The Great Jasper and a Week of Vaudeville Acts
Sunday show The Great Jasper stars Richard Dix. Monday to Wednesday The Keyhole stars Kay Francis and George Brent with Don Pedro and his Terrace Garden Orchestra and Kline's fashion revue. Thursday to Saturday King of the Jungle stars Buster Crabb with Tiger Shark listed for Sunday only Edw Gobidennie. Topaz with John Barrymore midweek. Hu a with Boots Malloy Ralph. Men Must Fight with Phillip Holmes Lewis Stone. Special prices 30c til 3 pm 40c after. The new deal began with hoarders feeding the kitty.
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Jasper
Richard Dix
Big Vaudevil
Kay Francis
George Brent
Don Pedro
Terrace Garden Orchestra
Kline
Buster Crabb
Edw
Gobidennie
John Barrymore
Boots Malloy
Ralph
Phillip Holmes
Lewis Stone
Kay Francis Stars With George Brent In The Keyhole
Kay Francis and George Brent headline The Keyhole at Ri alto Theatre starting Monday through Wednesday. The Warner Bros. pair, showcased together for first time, are praised as a strong dramatic team with noted stage backgrounds and striking physical presence.
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Warner Bros
Rialto Theatre
Kay Francis
George Brent
Warner Bros. Studios
Hollywood
Rage 3 Pictures
Miss Francis
Brent
Francis
Mr. Brent
Book Shop Moves to 118 North Chicago Street
The Book Shop, Joliet's pioneer store in business 49 years, relocates from 316 to 118 North Chicago Street and will open for business tomorrow with a formal opening to follow in several days.
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Chicago Street
North
Joliet’s
Pioneer
Dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Richards and guests
A foursome contract club met last night at seven for a dessert bridge with Mrs Richards hosting. Present were Mrs W T Richards Mrs A H White Mrs Hugh L Rogers and Mrs Arthur Zarley.
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A. H. White
Hugh L. Rogers
Arthur Zarley
Richards
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