Major Bowes Amateurs Bring 22 Acts To Rialto Stage
The Major Bowes touring amateur winners appear at the Rialto theater for two days beginning Friday. Twenty two entrants from eleven national radio contests perform live including the Oklahoma Mustang Wranglers, Joseph Rogato, Marie Marie, Edith Leslie, Campus Quartette from Missouri, Vivian Barlow, Rea Parada, Angus Wilson Smith, Meyer Goldberg, Harvey Mearns and a two person piano act. A film feature The Murder Man with Spencer Tracy and Virginia Bruce screens with the show. Admission 40 cents to 55 cents plus five cents tax. children's rates listed.
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Major Bowes
Rialto Theater
Eddie Voght
Oklahoma Mustang Wranglers
Passiac
N. J
Joseph Rogato
Caruso
Marie Marie
Trish
Edith Leslie
University of Missouri
Vivian Barlow
Katherine Hepburn
Zazu Pitts
Una Merkel
W.©. Fields
Mae West
Beryl
Spencer Tracy
Virginia Bruce
Dante's Inferno at the Princess Theatre
The Dante's Inferno drama opens at the Princess Theatre Thursday through Saturday September 19 to 21. Stars Spencer Tracy Claire Trevor Henry B. Walthall and Alan Dinehart lead a large cast in an epic, spectacle filled adaptation of the Divine Comedy journey through the Inferno with many recognizable supporting players.
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Princess Theatre
Dante
Spencer Tracy
Claire Trevor
Henry B. Walthall
Alan Dinehart
George Humbert
Robert Gleckler
Nella Walker
Authelma Stevens
Gloria Roy
Jane Withers
John Murray
Frank Moran
Dressed to Thrill Princess Opens at the Princess Theatre
Tutta Rolf makes her American film debut opposite Clive Brook in Dressed to Thrill a lively Paris romance with witty dialogue by Samson Raphaelson The film launches Tuesday at the Princess Theatre highlighting Rolf’s rapid rise from Oslo to European screen fame.
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Paris
Tutta Rolf
Fox Film
Miss Rolf
Clive Brook
Princess Théatre
Samson Raphaelson
United States
Oslo
Reading Note on Guest Etiquette in Social Settings
A brief guidance piece discusses how hosts manage guest conduct and expectations. It emphasizes politeness, listening, and respecting boundaries to foster a comfortable atmosphere. It notes guests should avoid asking for unavailable items or services and follow the host’s lead.
Old Man Rhythm Returns as Top RKO Attraction
Charles Buddy Rogers leads the cast in RKO Radios Old Man Rhythm at the Princess. A modern father plots to outwit a gold digger and win his son’s heart. Barbara Kent Grace Bradley George Barbier and Dave Chasen also star with Betty Grable in this musical comedy.
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Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Hollywood
RKO Radio
Princess Theatre
Lewis Gensler
Barbara Kent
Grace Bradley
George Barbier
Dave Chasen
Betty Grable
Orpheum Theatre To Reopen October First
The Orpheum will reopen around October 1 under Great States Theatre Corp with Roy Rogan stating admission will be 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. It will show second run films mostly, occasional first run, and host touring road shows and old style two a day performances.
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Orpheum Theatre
Roy Rogan
Great States Theatres
Rogan
Great States Theatre Corporation
Orpheum
Mr. Rogan
Star of the Week Edward Arnold at Rialto next weekend
Edward Arnold star of Diamond Jim is set to screen at the Rialto theatre on Friday and Saturday September 20 and 21. Born February 18 1890 in a New York City tenement he left school after sixth grade and started work at age 12. He has thirty years of acting behind him including roles in Sadie McKee Million Dollar Ransom Cardinal Richelieu and The Glass Key. Arnold is married with three children.
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Edward Arnold
Rialto Theatre
Lower East Side
New York City
Columbia University
Theatre Guild
California
Los Angeles
Universal
Sadie McKee
Cardinal Richeli
Calm Yourself at Princess Theatre with Young and Evans
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Calm Yourself a sprightly photoplay at the Princess tomorrow in leading roles Robert Young and Madge Evans. Betty Furness Ralph Morgan Nat Pendleton Shirley Ross Hardie Albright Claude Gillingwater Raymond Hatton and Herman Bing in supporting parts complete the cast. The article notes a cheerful view of the commercial and industrial outlook by recalling 1926 newspaper files.
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Metro - Goldwyn- Mayer
Princess Theatre
Robert Young
Madge Evans
Diamond
Betty Furness
Mary- Elizabeth
Miss Evans
Ralph Morgan
Nat Pendleton
Shirley Ross
Hardie Albright
Claude Gillingwater
Raymond Hatton
Herman Bing
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E. L. Bowes
Radio Auience
NBC
Bowes _prorams
Dante’s Inferno
Rendell
Fitzgerald’s
Joe Delaney
Fitzgerald Furniture
Joliet
Will County
Inc
Great States Theater
Oklahoma Mustang
New Jersey
Warie Marlo al
Rd Waretta
Vivian ‘Tworan Barlow
O Ah Sta Ea
Spencer” Tracy
University of Missouri Quartette
Stars of Harmony
Edie Wort Ace
Wilson
Smithville, Va