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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1929

Page

4

Red Hot Speed at Strand Today Through Tuesday

The Strand presents Red Hot Speed starring Reginald Dermy as the first talking picture with dialogue and sound effects. Features include melody background via movietone, a plot about a district attorney battling speeders, and a society girl paroled into the villain’s custody amid political fallout. Also on the program is Melody of Love with Mildred Harris and Tom Dugan, along with Our Gang and Color Sketch plus Technicolor Hawaii Love Call and Holy Terrors.

Reginald Dermy Strand Theatre Alice Day Fritzie Ridgeway Charles Byer Thomas Ricketts Hector Sarno Kenyon Nicholson Lionel Barrymore Robert Ames Carroll Nye Yvonne Stark Bob Nelson Mildred Harris Tom Dugan John Clark Walter Pidgeon France Our Gang

Broadcast Drama and Radio Plans Across Major Networks

Broadcast details from AP report show KOA Denver and WGN Chicago joining CBS chains with vaudeville, light opera and concerts. WABC and others will feature television discussions with Jenkins and DeForest. WLS reviews five years on air. Shakespeare tribute April 22 via several stations. KFO San Francisco unveils an unusual ground system of copper strip nets above the antenna room.

WGN Francis Jenkins Lee DeForest WABC Chain Group WON Chicago Quin Fyan KFO San Francisco

Manchester Girl Wins Stage Success in Detroit Play

Miriam Sears, granddaughter of the late Dr. W. H. Sherman, daughter of Mrs. Ella Sherman Sears, has gained stage recognition. She appeared in Thesier's drama The Master Builder with actor Jacques Ben-Ami, drawing glowing Detroit newspaper praise during a recent Detroit run.

Courier Snedtal Manchester Miriam Sears W. HB. Sherman C. CG. Hredley Miss Sears Ella Sherman Sears Detroit Tbseri Jaco Ben-Aini Detroit Papers

Theatre Guild Celebrates Tenth Anniversary in New York

The Theatre Guild, formed by Washington Square players in 1919, turned a Band Box theater venture into a national organization with 26,000 subscribers. It occupies its own Broadway playhouse, runs shows in three other NY theatres, and plans seasons in 10 cities. Executive director Theresa Kelblum, formerly Bryn Mawr teacher and Nation critic, has led the guild through a decade of about 70 NY productions, including works by Shaw and O Neil.

New York Theatre Guild Washington Square Crecaruiniestoner Bandbox East Fifty-seventh Street John Ferguson Joan Ervine Pulldt MW l Guild George Bernard Shaw Back To Methualah Eugene O'Neil Franz Theatre Guild of New York Playhouse Ms Board of Manaigers Theresa Welburn Philip Moeller Lee Simonson Helen Westley Lawrence Langner Maurice Wertheim

Night theatre bill brims with stars and talking pictures

Tonight at Crystal and other venues a packed bill features Marian Nixon Richard Walling and Mary Nolan in Silks and Saddles a romantic drama of night life racing thrills and action. Palace screens Just Tony with Tom Mix and his horse alongside Wickey’s Eleven and Fox news. Riviera presents Nothing but the Truth a Paramount 100 percent talking picture from the stage play plus a Rennie glee club act. Strand shows Red Hot Speed with Reginald Denny and Alice Day plus Confession with Ames Nye Stark. Waterloo offers Tommy a three act comedy drama with Walsh Taylor Everhart and Blaylock. Matinee performances Sunday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.

Marian Nixon Richard Walling Mary Nolan Palace Tom Mix Tony Tom Wickey Fox News Riviera Richard Dix Paramount Orville Rennie Glee Club Maurie Amsterdam Harriet Hillyard Ed & Morton Berk Movietone Paramoun News Reginald Denny Guardian Alice Day Robert Ames Carroll Nye Yvonne Stark France Bob Nelson Pathe Waterloo—Clemant-Wealsh William C. Walsh Bitchey Taylor Fanchon Everhart Robert Blaylock Tommy Lfe

Theater Works Highlight Early Broadway Talent

A review recounts Molnar plays including Lillom and The Guardsman among three Sidney Howard works, noting the Pulitzer winner They Knew What They Wanted and the Dubose and Dorothy Heyward Negro drama Porgy. It also mentions Kapek's R.GG and the first Broadway work of Rodgers and Hart, Gerrick Gaiettes in 1924, with notable success of Andreyev's He Who Gets Slapped.

Molnar Lillom the Guardsman Sidney Howard Porgy Dubese Dorothy Heyward Kapek Richard Rodgers Lorenz Hart Andreyev

Movie Hero Bids to Buy Neighbors Pianolas Bonfire Plan

Hollywood reports actor House Peters seeks to buy neighbors pianolas calling them instruments of torture. A Beverly Hills ad offers to purchase pianolas under $1000 and to burn them with the fire chief's approval if neighbors pledge not to use other noisemakers. Peters faces a peace bond and district complaints over disturbances.

Hollywood U.P Peters Beverly Hillis Ris Beverly Hills

Waterloo girl cast in Lindenwood play

Miss Leone Mowbray of Waterloo Illinois daughter of Mrs Rose Mowbray 215 Campbell avenue Waterloo Illinois member of Lindenwood college freshman class played Sam in Mrs Part Three Presents in Lindenwood auditorium The drama sponsored by Alpha Fat Oimoga cast drawn from student body Earlier appeared as Peter Swallow in Mrs Bumpstead Leigh

St. Charles Leone Mowbray Rose Mowbray Campbell Avenue Waterloo Lindenwood College Sam Alpha Fat Oimoga Mowbray Peter Swal ‘Low

Nothing Got The Truth at Rivista With Dix in Lead

A 100 percent talker Nothing But the Truth comes to Rivista theatre with Dix as a young man wagering to tell the truth for 24 hours. He almost loses his sweetheart, Joses, and stirs up trouble with friends, boss, and boss wife before the bet ends. Cast includes Berton Ghorehill, Louis John Bartels, Ned Sparks, Wynne Gibson, Dorothy Halli, Made line Grey, Nanty Ryan and Helen Kane. The picture marks Dix’s first talking feature with Paramount and Movielane reels. Orville-Rennie hosts, with a new Rennie Boys glee club and stage acts, plus a new song slide. Beginning today through Wednesday. A mystery thriller Strange Case screens next week, touting a large cast and strong talking performances.

Rivista Theatre Richetd ‘Dix Joses Die Berton Ghorehill Louis John Bartels Ned Sparks Wynne Gibson Dorothy Halli Madeline Grey Nanty Ryan Helen Kane Dis Dix Disx Paramount Movielane Orville-Rennie Rennnie Boys Glee Club Naen Side Maurie Amsterdam Harriet Hiulliard Ed & Morton Beck Ralph Jones Riviera Pathe Studios Publix Rennie East High Scoul Orchestra Will

Silks and Saddles Racing Romance at Crystal Theatre

Crystal theatre presents Silks and Saddles a two par t comedy featuring Marian Nixon Rich ard Walling and Nancy Novin. The film centers on a jockey tempted to throw a race and his redemption through romance and perseverance amid racing scenes. Also showing Do Drtee Lives Think.

Crystal Theatre Marian Nixon Richard Walling Nany Novin Shawn

The Sap lively comedy bill at Waterloo

The Clemant Walsh Players begin their second week at Waterloo theatre with The Sap a bustling American home comedy. William Grew wrote the new play based on William Smath Willislandon. William F. Thompson leads a strong cast including Miss Fanchon Everhert Miss Eloise Taylor Robert Blaylock and Arlene Krantz. Produced by Walsh the set features a kitchen breakfast scene for realism and humor.

Clemvant-Walsh Waterloo Theatre Reymond Hitchcock William Grew William Smath Willislandon William Nimott Thas Nls Bill Willam F. Thompson Miss Fanchon Everhert Kate Camden Miss Taylor Eloise Taylor Robert Blaylock Edward Mason Uncle Dave Arlene Krantz Sam Mitchell Mr. Walsh Clemant- Walsh

Theatrical and Picture Gossip Delivers Mix of News

The article reports divorce proceedings for Don Galvan and Florence Galvan, Alma Rubens’ release from a narcotic facility, and a string of film industry notes. It covers stage and screen figures, potential premiers, contracts, and casting, with mentions of Richard Barthelmess, Marilyn Miller, Colleen Moore, and Colleen’s new talking picture. It also notes Cedar Rapids accident details and a Pomona sheriff report.

Sherifs Pomona Cal Alma Rubens Spectra Alma Theresa Rubens

Julius Caesar to be played on West High stage Friday evening

Waterloo theatergoers may see the Stratford Players perform Julius Caesar on Friday night at West High school auditorium. A professional company headed by John C. Hickey, Claire Bruce, James Hendrickson and John Osgood presents five acts in a classic tragedy with familiar roles and a noted Cincinnati Enquirer appraisal.

Julius Caesar Waterloo Stratford Players West High School John C. Hickey Clatro| Bruce James Hendrickson John Osgood The Cincinnati Enquirer Homa Brutus Senate Fonim Sardis Phillpp Arthur Lewis Flavius John @. Hickey Galus Cassius Richard Irving Albert Hansen Mary Bruning Calphirmia Caesar

Backstage Glimpses From Hollywood In Be Kind To Animals Week

A satirical Hollywood column by Dorothy Berzog recounts backstage tidbits. Gene Hum defends his name, Teddy Weisbart rises from assistant Cameraman to lead songer, and studios create cleaning departments for gags. Be Kind to Animals Week notes appear with updates on kennels and pets, plus assorted showbiz vignettes and fashion blurbs from the era.

Weisbart Teddy T. Roy Bart Hell Contric Marlon Talley Warman Kerry Wis Bey Hills Madame Doverman

Radio-Keith-Orpheum holds option on 15 theatres and more

The Radio-Keith-Orpheum corporation verified in Los Angeles this week that an option exists on Jack Pantages 15 theatres and related holdings with a payment of 14 000 000. Alexander Pantages expects definite action within a month. Sir James Barrie denies future rights to Peter Pan for London Hospital for Sick Children valued around 20000 annually. Errol Jannings granted indefinite leave from Paramount due to language issues and plans return to Germany. Phyllis Haver completed her first film for Pathe and heads to New York for a Seaman wedding amid May end. A nationwide school check shows 110 in operation with a high early-season figure of 200. Charles Dillingham will partner with Eddie Dowling and Edgar MacGregor on Elmer Harris Merry Wives opening in Atlantic City May 13. The production includes Jollynk Howland, Grace On Rue, Herbert Cortell, Hale Hamilton, Edward Crandall from legitimate stage to Paramounts Glorifying the American Kirk. Production this week at Leng Laland studios.

Radio-Keith-Ospheum Corporation Theetricals Los Angeles Alexander Pantages Pentages Charles Dillingham David Belasco Eddie Dowling Edgar MacGregor Elmer Harris Atlantic Cliby Cash Jollynnk Howland Grace On Rue Herbert Cortell Hale Hamilton

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