Alcatraz Island at Rialto and Trapped By G Men at Princess
At the Rialto theater Alcatraz Island premieres as a wide release melodrama from Warner Bros about lawmen and convicts with a suspenseful climb to a dramatic climax. At the Princess theater Sunday the feature Trapped By G Men stars Jack Holt and Wynne Gibson with Jack LaRue and others in a tale of federal agents and gangsters.
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Wynne Gibson
Jack LaRue
C. Henry Gordon
William Bakewell
Arthur Hohl
Robert Emmett O’connor
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Miss Gibson
Federal Service
Clyde McCoy and Band to Play Rialto Stage Sunday
Clyde McCoy renowned as the Sugar Blues maestro brings his band to the Rialto Theatre this Sunday through Consolidated Radio Artists, Inc. The orchestra is in demand for phonograph recordings and motion pictures. Clyde recently completed Warner Brothers shorts and stars in a feature about Murder in Greenwich Village with Richard Arlen and Fay Wray.
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Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
Carnival Queen at Princess with Dorothea Kent
Universal romance drama Carnival Queen starring Dorothea Kent and Hobart Cavan will play at the Princess Theatre on Wednesday. The colorful romance and adventures of a heiress who inherits a carnival from her father provide dramatic action and comic sequences.
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Dorothea Kent
Hobart” Cavanaugh
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Seeing Eye Dog Shines In Orpheum Showing
At the Orpheum Bill the Seeing Eye dog that arrived in Hollywood for Republic's Escape by Night earns hero status for rescuing a child from a bulldog attack. He has guided the blind from traffic dangers and is praised as a model alumnus by Seeing Eye officials. Actor status includes emoting with William Hall Anne Nagel and Steffi Duna.
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Anne Nagel
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Black and Blue Ben Blue Considers Name Change
Actor Ben Blue, known for his spoof on the title, contemplates legally adding Black and to his name. The idea stems from his early role in Artists and Models at the Orpheum Theatre where a bench scene with Judy Canova required seventeen takes, leaving Blue exhausted after the day’s shoot.
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