The Crowd comes to Rialto in weeklong engagement
The Rialto opens a weeklong engagement of King Vidor’s The Crowd starring Eleanor Boardman and James Murray. The 12 reel epic, filmed largely in New York with masked cameras, follows a couple amid the city’s throng and crowd, praised as a landmark American human interest story with suspense, romance, and ambition.
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King Vidor
Eleanor Boardman
James Murray
Rialto Theatre
Vidor
John V. A. Weaver
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Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Fittsburgh
Coney
Niegars Falls
Victor
Colleen to Show Her Wild Oat at Strand All Week
Strand features Colleen Moore in Her Wild Oat about a lunch wagon owner who spends her savings on a seaside escape then pretends to be a duchess to gain notice. Larry Kent co stars. Gwen Lee Hallam Cooley Fritzi Ridgway in supporting roles. Also Our Gang Chicken Feed Pathe News Aesop Fables with Vitaphone vaudeville acts and Mischa Elman to perform Humoresque Gavotte. The Strand Orchestra led by Harland Yerkes, plus Will Welty on organ, return after a 10 day absence.
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Miss Moore
Ufe
Colleen
Larry Kent
Lesa
Gwen Lee
Hallam Cooley
Fritzi Ridgway
Tha Pathe
Jazs Ringer
Tha Strand Band
Harland Yerkes
Inlu Welty
Mischa Elman
Rose Garden
London
the Strand
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Bryan Foy
Rastus
Clubwomen Foster Dramatics Detroit April 14
The General Federation of Women's Clubs sees youth influence grow through dramatic and dance productions with nearly 100,000 girls in over 1,000 junior clubs. Detroit leads in junior club numbers. a garage sale at 101 Iblins, building Vermets, managed by J. C. Nightingale at 22 Dawsen Street, valued at $100.
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Mich
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Iblins
J. C. Nightingale
Dawsen Street
Theatrical and Picture Gossip Roundup of 1920s Hollywood
Richard Dix recovering from appendicitis in Roosevelt hospital Los Angeles, status serious after relapse. Richard Dix, actor, is in hospital. Joseph Regan and Charley Paddock noted for vaudeville and film work. Mary Pickford reportedly considering retirement. Claire Windsor shifting to vaudeville. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer changing film titles. Warner Brothers expanding Vitaphone setup. Crystal theatre ends season due to weak attendance. Edna Hansen and Harold Marshall plan radio to screen ventures. Alice White and Molly O Day projected for First National pictures. Anesix town votes April 20 on Sunday movies. Marie Prevost in The Racket surrounded by male leads. Merman Trevor declared insane and sent to private sanitarium. William C Walsh signs four-year deal for Gerrick Theatre season in Towns capital city.
The Sil ver Slave and Daredevil's Reward at local theatres
Theatre listings show Irene Rich in The Silver Slave with Audrey Ferris and Holmes Herbert at Crystal. Palace features Tom Mix and Tony in Daredevil's Reward with Natalie Jaycee. Plaza offers 4 High School Hero and The Collegians in Siding Home plus a baseball picture and news reel. West High Prize band performs. Rialto presents The Blood Ship with Robart Borworth and Jacqueline Kogan. Riviera features Milton Sills in Burning Daylight with Doris Kenyon. Strand presents Jolson in The Jay Ringer with Vitaphone vaudeville including Tuning In and Non-Support.
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Irene Rich
Audrey Ferris
Holmes Herbert
Palace
Tom Mix
Tony
West High
Spetials
Emmett G’mara
Saloist
Melissa Allow Ac Plane
Riviera
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
Jack London
Casey Jones
Valannt Brothers
Stanley Twiss
Gene Shelton
Paramount News
Dan Ross
Strand
al Jolson
Jayz Ringer
Vita
Jolson
Vita Orchestra
Vitaphone
Gene Morgan
Sticking Point play to open in Milwaukee summer run
Recheater Democrat and Chronicle reports a limited May opening in Milwaukee for a summer run of The Sticking Point. The article notes the effort to outlaw war hinges on all civilized nations signing, a condition not yet met, with Chicago mentioned in context.
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A Girl in Every Port at Plaza Sunday
Victor Melugion stars in a speedy comedy based on What Price Glory opening at the Plaza for four days. Robert Armstrong co stars with a cast including Mario Casajuana and Louise Brooks in colorful city vignettes. The program blends a film story with vaudeville acts headlined by Max Teuber's Palette Dancers and other specialty acts.
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Hollywood
Plaza
McLaglen
Robert Armstrong
Mario Casajuana
Buenos Aires
Natale Dovee
Panama
Gretel
Gretel Vol2 In Holland, Lelia Hyams
Elena Jurado
Dorothy Mathews
Phalba Morgan
Louise Brooks
France
New York
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Teuber
Met
Tom Mix Ranger in Daredevil's Reward at Palace
Tom Mix stars as a Texas Ranger in Daredevil's Reward a Fox Films attraction showing for three days at the Palace theatre. Mix uses disguises and daring rides to track a gang of highwaymen while Natalie Soyer plays the heroine. Cast includes Lawford Davidson Billy Beitcher and Harry Cording with John Stone adapting the story for the screen.
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Tom Miz
Palace
Wdny
Texas Rangers
Tom Mix
Tom Hardy
Ranger
Mix
Tom
Noatalie Soyer
Lawford Davidson
Billy Bietcher
Harry Cording
John Stone
Riviera presents Legion of the Condemned at four-day run
Fay Wray and Gary Cooper star in a four day Riviera screen showing of Legion of the Condemned a companion to Wings The film follows a Washington reporter who after infidelity joins aviators known as the Legion of the Condemned and becomes a daredevil pilot amid air battles and peril The cast also includes Barry Norton Juane Chandler and Charlot Bird The Riviera stage show features Mills Bock with Jay Mills leading the band and new acts by Clifton Brent and the Paterson Twins The Garden of Eden with Corinne Griffith screens Thursday alongside a new stage show and entertainers
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Legion of the Condemned
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Mnes
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Juane Chandler
Francis MacDonald
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Bird
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Clifton
Brent
Paterson Twins
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Garden of Eden
Lewise Dresser
Charles Ray
Lowell Sherman
Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound for Elderly Care
Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound advertised as stopping teasing harassing coughs that tire and prevent sleep. Claims immediate relief from nervous hacking without chloroform or opiates. Testimonial from Mrs. Jas A Bee of Fort Worth Texas praises reliability and help for elderly persons. Sold everywhere in the ad. author notes advertising money.
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Texas
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