This Thing Called Love charmed Waterloo theatre crowd
Clemant Walsh Players begin week three at Water loo theatre with This Thing Called Love a comedy drama praised for wit and charm Dora Clemant joins as leading woman while Harry Martin and William Co. Wash return The plot centers on a couple facing disillusionment and a companionate marriage scheme that triggers humorous misunderstandings Matinees planned Sunday Wednesday and Saturday with the cast including Eloise Taylor Krantz and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemant. Walsh
Waterloo Theatre
Dora Clemant
Des Moines
Omihsa
Waterlooms
Harry Martin
William Co. Wash
Clemant-Walsh
New York
Harry Bertrand
Robert Blay- Jock
Fanchon Everhart
Ann Marvin
Eloise Taylor
Dora Clemint
Jeimont-Walsh Players
Waterloo Theatre Innsertion
Julius Caesar at West High draws near 500 in audience
Stratford Players presented Julius Caesar to an audience near 500 at West High School auditorium. The professional troupe, many formerly with the late Robert Mansell, delivered clear lines with modest sets. James Hendrickson starred as Brutus, with strong figure and commanding voice. John C. Hickey as Cassius. John Osgood as Mark Antony. Albert Hansen as Caesar. Claire Bruce as Portia and Lucius. supported by Arthur Lewis, Richard Irving, Mary Brunning, and Niles Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Stratford Players
Cequree
Robert Mansell
Caesar
James Hendrickson
Brutus
John C. Hickey
Calus Qassins
Ceesar
John Osgood
Mark Antony
Brutua
Albert Hansen
Marc Antony
Claire Bruce
Portia
Lucius
Bruitus
Arthur Lewis
Richard Trving
Mary Brunning
Niles Bennett
The Play Girl and The Count at Crystal Palace
Tonight at Crystal Palace Madge Bellamy stars in The Play Girl a romance of luxury and price while Charlie Chaplin headlines The Count also showing. Palace offers Ken Maynard western The Lawless Legion plus comedy Rah Ratt Roxie and an all talking United Artists feature with Johnny Mack Brown and Mary Pickford at Riviera. Also Paramount news and more including Weary River with Beny Compson and Andy Clyde Hoging harpist Pathe Waterloo Clemant Walsh Players three act domestic comedy The Sep tatory of a young man and Wednesday Saturday matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Ken Maynard
Fox News
Riviera
Mary Pickford
Jn Hoe Guette
United Artists
Johnny Mack Brown
Orville Rennie
M. Ec
Rooney
Paramount News
Richard Harthehiness
Beny Compson
Jory
Rangaini
Andy Clyde
Jiarry Griban
George Lyons
Pathe Waterloo
Clemant-Walsh Players
Dramatic Stock Company
Atory
Iun
Witliam FL Thompson
Pose Taylor
Raber
Blaylock, Jr
Hancher
Evernert
Hubert Bliajlord
Rigo Hrauta
Gan Mitchell
Matiners
Faith in Color Film Nets $22 Million for Jerome Group
Eight years of backing Technicolor, led by former District Attorney William Travers Jerome, yielded $22,000,000 in 15 months as Technicolor stock climbed from about $1 to $42 a share. Debts cleared, cash built, and capacity set to surge to 25,000,000 feet annually by fall, with a tripling planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Travers Jerome
New York World
Technicolor Company
Dis
Jervorne
Fashi Ons
Geni
Jerome
Tires
Turn
Dove Rimont
Protests Rule Freiburg Passion Play in New York
Christians and Jews denounce the Freiburg Passion Play in New York with Adolph Fissencht as Christus. Bishop McConnell Rabbi Wise and Dr. Holmes denounce the production as an intolerable vulgarization and a Christian We and a Jewish libel. District Attorney Banton warns of possible prosecution under laws against portraying the Deby by a living person on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiburg
New York
Adolph Fissencht
Christus
McConnell
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Stephen Wise
Jewish Institute For Religion
John Haynes Holmes
Pistoc
Community Church of New York
Attoraney Banton
Singing Fool at Regent Cedar Falls in May dates
Jolson stars in The Singing Fool, his second film, shown at the Regent theatre Cedar Falls for three days May 2 3 4. A Broadway cabaret tale follows a song writer who helps a woman become a revue star then raises a son before she leaves for a wealthier man. An all star cast includes Betty Bronson Josephine Dulin Reed Howes Ed Martindel Arthur Maiman David Lee and Robert Emmett Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jolson
Park Os
Taltless
Vicher
Cedar Falls
Singing Fool" Jis A Heart Story Providing A Thousand Opportinities (Mr Jolson
Tie
Betty Bronton
Josephine Dulin
Reed Howes
Ed Martindel
Arthur Maiman
David Lee
Robert Emmett Cone
Madge Bellamy Stars in The Play Girl at Crystal
Madge Bellamy headlines The Play Girl at the Crystal theatre for two days. The plot follows a florist shop salesgirl who craving clothes and jewels uses a scheme to obtain them with the help of a man with a sincere motive. John Mack Brown co-stars in Coquette. The Cat and Charlie Chaplin comedy also screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatre
Madge Bellamy
Miss Bellamy
John Mack Brown
Mary Pickford
The
Cat
Charlie Chaplin
Weary River at Strand Theatre with Barthelmess
Richard Barthelmess stars in Weary River his first talking picture at Strand Theatre this week. The film blends singing and an orchestra with vivid radio-era realism depicting a convict’s attempt at parole and reform guided by Betty Compson and Warden William Holden. Frank Lloyd directs this high profile production with strong supporting turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barthelmess
Strand Theatre
Richard Barthelmoss
Wednes- Streely
WEAF
Network
Courtney Cooper
Dlays
Belty Compson Meads
Betty Compson
Willam Holden
George Stone
Louis Natieaux
Mary Pickford in Coquette at Riviera Today
Mary Pickford brings the all talking Coquette to the Riviera for four days framed as a dramatic love story set in a southern town. Johnny Mack Brown leads as the mountain boy with John Sampolis, Matt Moore, Willam Janney and others in supporting roles. The program also features a silent Paramount reel and Movietone news reels with stage acts and a new three-act public show beginning Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquette
Riviera Theatre
Mary Bickford
United Artists
Mary
Miss Pickford
Tavoe
Elimatia Sark
dJohnny Mack Brown
John Sampolis
Matt Moore
Willam Janney
Henry Kolker
George Irving
Louise Beavers
Helen Hayes
Steller Tole
New York
Paramount
Rennie
Orville Rennie
Rooney
Big Boy Williams
Mary Jane
Riviera
John Gilbert
Ernest Torrence
Mary Nolan
Broadcasting highlights features and schedules next week
The Associated Project announces Songs of May as upcoming charm programs. The Masked Ball leads WEAF network Friday night. KNX Los Angeles on air from 6 45 a m to 14 a m Pacific time, KFI includes Lieut Commander Delmore from Samoa. KGO San Francisco anchors a four station chain with health lessons for children and Comedy by Sir Ashley Ballo during Guy Lombardo. Wenatchee valley development story to be aired on empire butlers nationwide broadcast. Soldiers return as summer campaign opens with comedy and magic on WJZ chain. Bob Bartlett explorer and former Peary pilot to speak next Wednesday evening on WEAF WRC WHAS and KSL.
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Associated Project
WEAF
WRC
WHAS
KSL
Bob" Bartlett
Peary
North Pole
Downers Grove club airs petite glassieal concert post season
WENR Chicago has recessed its Sunday evening program for spring and summer and will feature a petite glassieal concert with string quartet selections and soloists. Daylight saving time begins April 26 in New York and Chicago, shifting network programs earlier and causing staggered schedules across daylight saving zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downers’ Grove
WENR
Chicago
New York
Runiany Stuloes
East
Zip Boom Bang to Feature Raymond McKee Comedy
A talking comedy Zip, Boom, Bang featuring Raymond McKee and Pattie will be shown with dialogue and songs. Sound News is a regular feature. At Rolfe Ta the town approved Sunday movies by a landslide 328 to 18, marking the biggest vote ever polled in a special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senting Entertainment
Raymond McKee
Pattie
Sound News
Rolfe
Warners
New York
Manhattan
Coney Island
Backstage Hollywood gossip and wit from Lupe Velez to Seldes
A collage of entertainment notes recounts Lupe Velez's eleven turtles and Los Angeles pool life, Gilbert Seldes on censorship and American versus European cinema, birthday banter with Constance Talmadge, Peggy and Norma Talmadge, Colleen Moore, Colleen, Gertrude Olmstead, Helen Ferguson, and a Malibu party lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupe
Lupa Velez
the Kliegs
Lups
Chicago
Velez
Los Angeles
Laurel Canyon
Lupa
Ynevah
Chasar
Constance Tallmadge
Peg Talmadge
Connie
Peg
Helen Ferguson
Montmartre
Werbert Brenon
Hurst
Malibou Beach
iGregory McCayn
Winnie Shethan
Allan Owen
Loi Damiti
Norma Talmadge
Gilbert Foland
Betty Willams
This Week in Theatre and Film Gossip
Variety notes Clemant-Walsh Players open at Waterloo theatre while Playshop at Stamford seeks 11 week summer run led by Spring Byington and Bruce Adams. Montreal Princess hosts Lyric Musical Comedy next week. Gertrude Ewing dies in Wyoming auto crash April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Variety
Clemant-Walsh
Waterloo Theatre
Playshop
W. E. Heitland
Stamford
Conn
Spring Byington
Bruce Adams
Lyric
Doh Lints
New York
the Princess
Montreal
Ken Maynard Stars in Lawless Legion at Palace
Ken Maynard rides in The Lawless Legion at the Palace this weekend with Tarzan the wonder horse. The Bennett Cohen story features a Texas toberder cattle drive and a herd of eight to ten thousand head pursued by organized rustlers. An entire township was built for the thieves rendezvous with Shores B. Rogers producing and a star cast including Nora Lane and Frank Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Maynard
Silver Screen
Palace Theatre
Bennett Cohen
Texas
Berder
Shores B. Rogers
Maynard
First National
Ken
Nora Lane
Fanl Hurst
J. P. McGowan
Frank Rice
Howard Truesdell
Tarzan
Wonder Horse
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Iowa
Otoge Company
Collins
Mr. Walsh
Peru
Santinusus
Julius Caesar
Crystal
Romimance
Count
Walter McGeall
Madge Ixcumy
Anita Garvin
Girl
Aod
Nora Lone
Riglers Theatre
Betty Gompson
Fotchard Darthelmess
Vitaphons
Strand
Technicolor
N. Y
Nor, Leslie &, Barrows
C. Graham Baker
Lloyd Bacon
Jolson
Barthelmegs
Star
Weaf and Chain
KNX
KFI
Commander Delmore
Tutuile
Samoa
Pacific Coast
KGO
San Francisco
Pet O Day
Sir Ashley Ballo
Guy Lombardo
WHSM
Warbc West
Wenatchee Valley
Washington State
Empire Butlers
WJZ and Chain
Hollywood
Dorothy Herzog
Rolly Wood
Gene Hum
William Wellman
Gloria
Coluyim
Billy
Glora
Gilbert Seldes
W. Kh
Mr. Seldes
America
Bunkum Ss
Carlino
Charles Chantin
Lolleen Moore
Grand
George White
Harry Richman
Frances Williams
Howard Brothers
Tom Patricala
Gertrude Ewing
Rawlins
Wyo
Miss Ewing
West
Publix Theatres
Pennsylvania
de Forest
Naver
Nu State
Harry K Thaw
Bane
Lynn
Mitss
M-Dg
Radio Pictures
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Lionel
Emil Jannings
Crormany
Oren Jannings
Adolpha Menjab
Victor Schertainger
Ruth Chetterton
Pathe
Robert Kane
Melley
Henry Ghesterfield
Actors’ Organization
Wie
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