The Ladder Jinx tops Liberty program with Nero film also
Liberty Theater screens The Ladder Jinx as the main feature starring Edward Horton and Margaret Landis after a preface of Winter Hag Came. Nero, billed as a Fox super-film, showcases lavish production and dramatic color photography with sensational effects and a famous tale of fire and rampage.
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Sensational Cinema Promises Bloody Spectacle and Comedy
A historical theater listing notes a program featuring shocking fire scenes and dramatic conflict, plus a comedy praised for its energy. The Grand presents long-running productions with performers like Roy Hughay and Rica Mughos, alongside a Rex Ingram photo play and new acts, with patrons urged to attend tonight.
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