Abie's Irish Rose at Riviera with Able Levy cast
Abie's Irish Rose screens at the Riviera for four days with Buddy Rogers as Able Levy and Nancy Carroll as Rosemary Murphy, joined by Jean Hersholt, J Farrell MacDonald, Bernard Gorcey, Ida Kramer, Nick Gogley, and Camillus Fretal. The film adds bigger scale and new scenes, with Miss Carroll singing and Rogers in a France scene. Tomorrow's show starts at 12 30 with Movietone news and organ solos omitted. weekdays begin at 1.
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Abie
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Able Levy
Nancy Carroll
Rosemary Murphy
Jean Hersholt
Solomon Levy
J. Farrell MacDonald
Patrick Murphy
Bernard Gorcey
Ida Kramer
Theatrical Cossip Notes on Early Sound Film Plans
First National will provide 12 stages for sound pictures by January end with two built to Western Electric specs and ten sound proofed with Vitaphone. Samuel Goldwyn sends Lily Damita for The Rescue showings while Harold Lloyd shifts his leading lady, Jean Arthur returns to Paramount, and Barbara Kent moves from Universal. Lon Chaney refuses to appear in talking pictures citing voice and makeup concerns. Raoul Walsh works on The Cock-eyed World at Fox with filming set to start January 15 after a car accident. Five horses used by western stars sold by FBO. Paramount trims 750 jobs during year end layoff, with revival expected by Feb 1. Warner buys Head Lines by Gimmie Starr. Florence Victor plans screen exit for homemaker life, touring Syracuse with Sascha Heifetz. Greek producers Tins Angeles form Producers Car to push all talking pictures in LA. Vaudeville acts slow. New York mics see no major cuts. south sees moderate drop in listings.
Coming Week at the Theatres in Memphis and Dixie circuit
Memphis schools closed until January 14 and children under 12 barred from theatres. Greta Nissen shines in Fadh with Charles Farrell. Sue Carroll admits divorce suit against Allen H. Keefer in Chicago. Richard Berthelmess plans Weary River with talking and singing. Crystal screens brighter. underwater scenes in Submarine filmed with new lens. Clair stars opposite Hoot in The Prairie King with cast including Charles B. French Allan Forrest Ruth Cherrington. Comedy High Flying George and Fox Newsreel listed.
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Memphis
Saenger
George Summerville
Miss Clair
Hoot
Charles &. French
Allan Forrest
Ruth Cherrington
George
Fox
Hoot Gibson Stars in Riding for Fame at Palace
Hoot Gibson and Ethlyne Clair star in Riding for Fame shown today and Sunday at the Palace theater. Gibson plays Bil Hammond a skilled horseman and Wild West show, delivering thrilling riding stunts and new action sequences under director Reaves Enson who wrote the original screen story.
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Hoot Gibson
Fane
Ethlyne Clair
Palace Theatre
Bil Hammond
Hollywood
Harry Langdon in Three's a Crowd at Crystal Theatre
Langdon brings heart and humor in the new Screen comedy Three's a Crowd shown at the Crystal theatre for today and Sunday only. The tale follows a lonely youth amid a vast city tenement world with Langdon's human emotions and signature whimsy delivering a sprightly hour of laughs and pathos.
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Harry Langdon
Crystal
Crystal Theatre
Langdon
Mnster
Harry
Ree
Theatres Showings Include Three's a Crowd and Riding for Fame
Crystal Theatre presents Langdon in Three's a Crowd with Gladys McDonnell and Cornelius Meefe about a lonely tenement boy. Palace screens Riding for Fame with Hoot Gibson plus High Flying George and Fox news reel. Riviera features Re vengeance drama with Vel Rio and sound prolog. On Stage HiN Carlin hosts Dan and Gladys O'Hearn. Strand showcases The Air Circus with Arthur Lake and Sue Carroll, We Pay Down with Stan Laurel and Sam Hardy, Movietone song program, and Jim town news reel.
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Harry Langdon
Gladys McDonnell
Cornelius Meefe
Palace
Hoot Gibson
George
Fox News
Riviera
Dolores Vel Rio
Jack Waldron
Hollywood Bound
Paramount News
Hin" Carlin
M. c
Dan
Gladys O'Hearn
Hoffman
Berks
Sandy McPhearson
the Air Circus
Arthur Lake
David Hollins
Sue Carroll
Fay
Stan Laurel
Sam Hardy
van and Scherick
Movietone
Miller and Lyle
Jimtown
Ano
Acrobat Crippled in Crash Ends Life
Despondent vaudeville acrobat Hendrick Levine aged 44, rendered crippled by an automobile crash, died by his own hand. His wife Elsis was with him när the incident is reported from Chicago.
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Obicago
Uinsy
Hendrick Levine
Levine
Elsis
Colleen Moore in Synthetic Sin at Strand Theater
Colleen Moore stars in the new sound synchronized comedy Synthetic Sin at the Strand. The story follows a small town girl striving to be bad for fame, with a strong supporting cast led by Antonio Moreno. Three Movietone acts accompany the feature, including The Capitolians and In a Toy Shop, with Fazil as the next drama starting Sunday January 13.
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Jolleen Moore
Colleen Moore
Strand Theatre
Victor
Orchesta
Brondayay
Frederick
Panny Hatton
Colleen
Sin
Betty
Antonio Moreno
Katherine McGuire
Gertrude Astor
Edith Chapman
George Dewey Washington
South
Capitolians
New York
Ayer
Ersi
Color Symphony In
Charles Farrell
Greta Nisson
Vaudeville Star Hendrick Levine Commits Suicide
After a night performance the popular vaudeville team of Levine and Elsie faced tragedy when Levine hanged himself. His note asked Elsie to forgive him and said he was a burden, ending their duo's public run.
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Levine
Elsie
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