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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1933

Page

9

Torch Singer Opens at Rialto with Claudette Colbert

The Paramount Liberty production Torch Singer starring Claudette Colbert and Ricardo Cortez opens at the Rialto Sunday for a four day engagement. Colbert plays a two faced role from mother to torch singer with a strong supporting cast including David Manners.

Claudette Colbert Rialto Paramount Torch Singer Ricardo Cortez Rialto Theatre Mike Grace Perkins Liberty Magazine Miss Colbert Tony Cummings Radio Impressario David Manners

Police Seek Funds for Benevolent and Protective Association

Members of the police department canvas city businesses for contributions to the Benevolent and Protective Association. Chief Nicholas Fornango notes the group has been money short due to bank conditions and asks residents to give generously to support officers who fall ill or are injured in the line of duty.

Police Department Benevolent and Protective Association Nicholas Fornango

Rialto Weekly Screenings Highlight Classic Comedies

The Rialto announces a packed program from Sunday to Saturday featuring Claudette Colbert and Ricardo Cortez in Torch Singer, Zasu Pitts and Slim Summerville in Her First Mate, William Gargan with Frances Dee in Head Line Shooter, Mae West in She Done Him Wrong, and Dickie Moore with Irving Pischel in Oliver Twist.

Claudette Colbert Ricardo Cortez Zasu Pitts Slim Summerville William Gargan Frances Dee Mae West Dickie Moore Irving Pischel

Slim and ZaSu Set to Open in Her First Mate at Rialto

Joliet audiences will see Slim Summerville and ZaSu Pitts in Her First Mate at the Rialto Thursday. The film, drawn from the Broadway Salt Water by Dan Jarrett and Frank Craven, features Una Merkel and others from the stage cast and follows a candy butcher on a Hudson River steamboat whose plan to become a captain ends with a ferry boat exploding on its first trip.

Joliet Rialto Salt Water Dan Jarrett John Golden Frank Craven John Golden Theatre Una Merkel Claude Cooper Alan Goode Edith Elliott Patricia O’hearn Slim ZaSu Warren Hymer Berton Churchill Jocelyn Lee George Marion Henry Armetta England Hudson River

Tug Boat Annie Ends Tomorrow At Rialto Theatre

Last chance to see Tug Boat Annie at the Rialto theatre with Wallace Beery and Marie Dressler. The comic romance has drawn crowded houses all week and continues to delight audiences.

Annie

Screen shots reveal sports and film gossip items

Buster Crabbe reads that another Olympic swimming record may be broken. Maurice Chevalier wears threadbare garments for The Way To Love scenes. Judith Allen is forgiven by Cecil B. DeMille for an identity hoax. Dorothy Peterson appears in I'm No Angel with Mae West in pink scenes.

Buster Crabbe Maurice Chevalier Judith Allen Cecil B. DeMille Dorothy Peterson M No Angel Mae West

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