The Enemy at Library Shows Gish in Wartime Tale
Lillian Gish stars in The Enemy, MGM’s adaptation of Channing Pollock’s drama showing at the Library. The story centers on psychological warfare’s impact, with Austrian family hatreds fed by propaganda and hysteria. Fred Niblo directed the stage version. Ralph Forbes leads the cast alongside Ralph Emerson, George Fawcett, Frank Currier, Karl Dane, Polly Moran, and others. The production features lavish studio recreations of Austrian cities, with Willis Goldbeck adapting the script and Agnes Christine Johnston preparing the continuity. Three acts of vaudeville and extra film features complete the program.
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Lillian Gish
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Channing Pollock
New York
Times Square Theatre
Fay Bainter
Pauli
Fred Niblo
Ralph Forbes
Ralph Emerson
George Fawcett
Frank Currier
Karl Dane
Polly Moran
Pritzi Ridgway
John Peters
Billy Kent Schaefer
Willis Goldbeck
Agnes Christine Johnston
Tide of Empire and Lonesome in Hollywood Roundup
Under Allan Dwan guidance the cast returns to work toward June with plans for Laemmle's Lonesome featuring two actors if the project pans out. Dane and Arthur headline but a cautious buyer should note the mix of vaudeville acts and upcoming films including While the City Sleeps and Excess Baggage.
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Allan Dwan
Laemmle
Paid to Love at Columbia promises lavish throne room set
Fox romance Paid to Love stars George OBrien and Virginia Valli under Howard Hawks direction. The elaborate throne room design by William Darling appears in the two day Columbia theatre run. Cast includes William Powell J Farrell MacDonald Hank Mann Emil Chautard with rows of beauties filmed at Catalina Island. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the fragmentary notice.
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William Darling
Fox Films
Harry Carr
Columbia Theatre
Howard Hawks
George O’brien
Virginia Valli
Europe
Royal
O’brien
Miss Valli
William Powell
J. Farrell MacDonald
Hank Mann
Emil Chautard
Janet Mary rises to Broadway dream amid mountains and memories
Janet Mary, raised by Auntie Pete and Uncle Pete after Marcella Odette’s vanished life, grows from a mountain girl into a poised, French-speaking student. She befriends Esther Sherman, longs for Broadway, and inherits Marcella’s legacy while Pete and Auntie face the choice of letting her fly. Destiny waits as she nears adulthood in a world of music and rumor.
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Kentucky
Calliope
Charles
Kelly
Milo
Marcella Odette
Pete
Janet
Marcelle Odette
Marcella
Mrs. Elmer
Jake
Petes
America
Parson
Daniel Webster James
Big Creek
Marcelle
Holden
Little Fork
Daniel James
Elmer
Parson James
Daniel
Janet Mary
Dan James
Huntington
W. Va
South Sand East
Esther Sherman
New York City
Hudson
Broadway
Hook
Crook
Auntie
Uncle Pete
Auntie Pete
M UN
Janie
Destiny
Conflicting currents in world events and politics
The article surveys varied topics from Mexican political tension after Obregon’s murder and Morones’ alleged pressure, to Irish Free State hesitation on inviting King George, Cromwell’s legacy, and an aviation note on Lieutenant Paris. It also notes massive unaccounted campaign spending by the two major parties and the limits of law to control donations.
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Paulin Paris
Atlantic
Azores
Lindbergh
Paris
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