Palmy Days at Rialto Promises Zany Screen Comedy
Eddie Cantor stars in Palmy Days presented by Samuel Goldwyn at the Rialto for four days starting Sunday. Cantor plays an unwilling helper to crooked mystics in a plot weaving a futuristic bakery and a poolside chorus with Barbara Weeks and Charlotte Greenwood. Songs include Yes Yes Bend Down Sister Goose Pimples Dunk Dunk Dunk.
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Eddie Cantor
Samuel Goldwyn
Rialto Theatre
Eddie
Cantor
Morrie Ruskind
David Freedman
Charlotte Greenwood
Barbara
Bobbie
Weeks
Goldwyn
Hollywood
Don Conrad
Cliff Friend
Behind the Screen reveals film stars quirks and cast counts
The piece catalogs Hollywood quirks from Anna May Wong’s massive cousin network to Sylvia Sidney’s diet for Ladies of the Big House. It notes 42 Wongs 61 Lees 37 Chans and 25 Fongs in a cast, plus anecdotes about makeup lights and stars like Lupe Velez and Marlene Dietrich.
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Anna May Wong
China
Jones
United States
Marlene Dietrich
Orient
Wongs
Lees
Chans
Fongs
Sylvia Sidney
Sylvia
Ronald Colman Sails Into The Unholy Garden At Rialto
Ronald Colman stars in The Unholy Garden at the Rialto on Thursday. The film casts him as Bar Hunt an outlaw hiding with crooks in the Sahara hideout. Estelle Taylor Fay Wray and George Fitzmaurice are also featured in this Samuel Goldwyn production.
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Ronald Colman
Rialto Theatre
Samuel Goldwyn
Colman
Sahara
Bulldog Drummond
Mr. Goldwyn
Charles MacArthur
Ben Hecht
Front Page
George Fitzmaurice
Orago
Bar Hunt
Estelle Taylor
Camilla
Fay, Wray
Barry
Ald Co
Gostel
Carroll and Holmes to Do Picture in East
Nancy Carroll and Phillips Holmes, stars of Ernst Lubitsch's The Man I Killed, will depart Hollywood for New York to begin Wayward at the studios. Pauline Frederick has been signed for a third major role.
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Nancy Carroll
Phillips Holmes
Ernst Lubitsch
Man
Hollywood
New York
Pauline Frederick
Stage Fright Aids Actor’s Performance
Stuart Walker, Little Theater exponent, directs Kay Francis and William Boyd in The False Madonna for Paramount. He calls stage fright an electric nervousness that, properly controlled, spurs the actor to artistic heights.
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Stuart Walker
Little Theater
Kay Francis
William Boyd
Madonna
Paramount
You Said It Stars Back in Paramount Musical
Stanley Smith, known for Sweetie and Honey, returns to Paramount Hollywood with Lyda Roberts to appear in a forthcoming musical picture.
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Stanley Smith
Paramount Hollywood Studios
Lyda Roberts
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Lupe Velez
Viviene Osborne
Clive Brook
California
Jack Oakie
Sedalia
Eugene Pallette
Constance Bennett
Paris
Edward Robinson
Miriam Hopkins
Phonogra
Tallulah Bankh
William Haines
Samuel Barrymore Colt
Ethel Barrymore
Warner Oland
Carroll
Holmes
East
Steat
Edwar Stir Rland
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