Sreeee Sempheey Berart and Aun Sher At Theatres Mode
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
16
San Quentin opens at Mode theatre with star Pat O’Brien
The Mode theatre presents the melodrama San Quentin featuring Pat O’Brien as the Yard’s captain. Humphrey Bogart and Joseph Sawyer play tough prisoners with Barton MacLane as a crooked jail official. Ann Sheridan shines as a red headed nightclub singer and love interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mode
San Quentin
Pat O’brien
Yard
Humphrey Bogart
Joseph Sawyer
Phos Big Barton MacLane
Sweetness
Ann Sheridan
San Francisco
Pat
It Can't Last Forever at Mode Theatre
Columbia presents a delirious comedy romance It Can't Last Forever with Ralph Bellamy in his first comedy role alongside Betty Furness Robert Armstrong and Raymond Walburn. Hamilton MacFadden directs from a Lee Loeb Harold Buchman script with Barbara Burbank and The Blenders providing musical numbers including Crazy Dreams and Lazy Rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mode
Columbia
Ralph Bellamy
Betty Furness
Robert Armstrong
Raymond Walburn
Hamilton MacFadden
Lee Loeb
Harold Buchman
Barbara Burbank
Blenders
Herb Magidson
Ben Oakland i
Hawks Behind The Scenes In Movie Newsroom Drama
Warner Bros films Back In Circulation at the Roxy with real reporters acting as scenarists in the editorial room. The set centers on managing editor Pat O'Brien and lead reporter Joan as actors recreate newsroom life in a murder mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
Pat O’brien
Star
Joan
Varsity Show and Back in Circulation on Stage Slate
Sunday and Monday feature Dick Powell and Fred Waring and his orchestra in Varsity Show. Tuesday and Wednesday present Back In Circulation with Pat O'Brien and Joan Blondell in a two night engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Powell
Fred Waring
Pat O’brien
Joan Blondell
Mabel Todd Sets Record Landing In Movie Debut
A new speed record for entering film was set by Mabel Todd a stage and radio comedienne who arrived in Hollywood Monday and quickly moved from Warner Bros tests to a long term contract by Thursday She was assigned a featured role in Varsity Show directed by William Keighley and starring Dick Powell and Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians opening next Sunday at the Roxy theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Todd
Radio Comedienne
Hollywood
Miss Todd
Warner Bros. Studio
William Keighley
Warner Bros
Dick Powell
Fred Waring
Roxy Theatre
Dr. Syn touted as suspenseful screen treasure at Joliet Mode
Mae Tinee of the Chicago Tribune lauds Dr. Syn as a blood curdling suspenseful film. George Arliss shines as both preacher and pirate in a standout vehicle unseen this month. Based on Russell Thorndyke’s popular novel, Gau mont release brings it to Joliet Mode Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Tinee
The
Chicago Tribune
Dr. Syn
George Arliss
George
Joliet
Russell Thorndyke
Gaumont
Blondell Creates Authentic Atmosphere for Director Enright
Blondell crafts period mood for director Enright, shaping set presentational tone and desiring audience immersion in the scene.
Ex-pirate turned reformer leads smuggling parables on screen
A distinguished character actor portrays the title role of an ex-pirate who earned a pardon and led his parishioners on smuggling runs, preaching by day and evading revenue men by night. The action drama features John Loder and 19 year old Margaret Lockwood in a fresh love theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guished
Mr. Arliss
John Loder
Margaret Lockwood
Gaumont
Aunt Mandy Claims Bust Measure Triggers Age Guess
In a humorous exchange a large friendly Aunt Mandy tells a judge she is about 70 while filling legal papers. After a moment she concedes the estimate may be wrong and admits the stated number was her bust measurement rather than her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandy
Jedge
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