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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1928

Page

5

Richard Dix stars in The Gay Defender at Rialto

Richard Dix portrays a romantic Spanish bandit in The Gay Defender coming to Rialto for four days. The cast includes Miss Todd as Nero’s sweetheart, Fred Kohler as the villain, with Mary Pickford’s My Best Girl screening Thursday. The listing notes additional cast, a short comedy, and the Pathe review.

Richard Dix Rislto California Todd Paramount Picture School Nero Fred Kohler Wolf Jerry “Mandy Robert Brower Harry Charles Rogers Mary Herry Carties Sunshine Hart Lucien ‘Littlefield Carmelita Geraghty Hobart Bosworth Evely Hall

Theatrical Gossip at Plaza and Rialto Theatres

The Paden Players at Plaza and Rialto entertain with a party after a performance. News notes include Smith’s death in Hollywood and a Sunday film showing debate, Audrey Maple Griffiths and Elinor Marshall joining Paden Players, Strand Theatre price cuts, and theater folks like Jack Pickford and Gladys Harvey in transition.

Paden Plaza Rialto Alexander Prk Jeb

Strand Theatre Announces Weekly Program Two Changes

Strand to offer two changes weekly with reduced admission starting tomorrow. Manager A G Stolic outlines first half week showing The Vanishing Pioneers featuring Jack Holt with water rights conflict. Zion National Park exterior scenes and local pioneer extras noted. Will Morrisey and others perform at the Morri sey and Miller Night Club. Thursday’s program includes Soft Living with Madge Bellamy and Johnny Neck Brown in a country comedy plot, Abe Lyman and orchestra on Vitaphone, and Lynn Cowan with original song numbers. Strand News and orchestra return after two weeks.

A. G. Stolic Avill Vanishing Pioneers Jack Holt Holt Will Powell Fred Kohler Waterloo Girt Zion Naonal Park Ula Vitaphone Eddie Conrad Broadway Marion Eeldy Waterloo Morrisey Madge Bellamy Johnny Neck Brown Abe Lyman Haley McFadden Parr Lynn Cowan Strand Theatre Orchestra Strand

Plaza theatre buys scenery from Majestic storage

Plaza theatre purchases 37 sets of scenery formerly used at the Majestic theatre. Stored in the Majestic building basement, the items are in modern useful condition and will be repainted by the Plaza artists for future productions.

Plaza Majestic Majestic Theatre Plaza Theatre Plock Arcente Placa Theatre

Komedy Karnival Week Billed For Riviera Theatre

Riviera hosts Komedy Karnival Week starting tomorrow with Wallace Beery and R Hatton in The Big Killing a comedy of two carnival sharpshooters hired to wipe out a Kentucky feud family Buster Kenton in College United Artists feature screens Thursday Two two reel comedies stage shows Sunday and Thursday with acts including Casey Jones and Emerson Baldwin plus Brown and La Valle Dog's Life and Paramount news on the program Organ played by Larry Jean Pisher screens Thursday as feature accompaniment

The Riviera Wallace Beery R. Hatton Kentucky Buster Kenton United Artists Anders Randolph Mary Bran Gardner James Lane Chandler Paul MacAlistey Jamies Mason Bry Yearsley Walter James Casey Jones Angel Emerson& Haldwin Brown & la Valle Paramount News Larry Jean Pisher Big Organ Colege Buster

Marian Eddy in Vitaphone Vaude Sketch at Strand

Marian Eddy a former Waterloo girl now in California appears in a Vitaphone vaudeville sketch at the Strand starting Sunday aiding her husband Eddie Goland billed as Broadway's favorite comedian. The article traces her singing career from church soloist to lyric soprano and notes her studies in multiple cities and travels abroad.

Marian Eddy Waterloo Vitaphone Vaude Strand California Vitaphone Eddie Goland Broadway Miss Eddy David B. Henderson J. GC Riehl Street Marian Henderson Eddy Gonred San Francisco Conrad New York Minneapolis Chicago Washington Pars Berlin London

Bumbling Keaton on Campus Stage in Comedy Night

Keaton stars as a clumsy campus bookish coed in a Farce of Life Morr Stage Comedy. Professors admire brains while students tease via blunders and pranks for laughs. Ann Cornwall leads the feminine role in Bumping Into Broadway with Casey Jones directing a vaudeville filled Thursday bill of all comedy and songs.

Keaton Ann Cornwall Broadway

The Idea of Having Their Dresses Stolen Annoys These Girls

The article centers on Lois Benson and her companions who react to the notion of their dresses being stolen. It emphasizes concern over the idea rather than the value, reflecting a humorous or candid stance by the group.

Audrey Maple Griffiths George EB. Griffiths New York Brcher Thomas Lynch Lois Benson

Paden Players Stage Traffic in Souls at Plaza

Howard Paden presents Traffic in Souls at the Plaza for four days starting Sunday with Roy Jones as the villain and Miss Jean Lowry as the heroine in a Tenderloin district setting. Interspersed musical numbers, a comedy on screen Why Sailors Got Wrong, and the farce Whose Baby Are You? headline the program alongside Love Hungry with Lois Moran and Lawrence Gray.

Acthelodrama Howard Paden Paden Plaza Theatre Tenderloin Roy Jones Jean Lowry Gracye Hobertson Waterloo Plaza ‘Theatre Dunseith Paden Players James Dunseith Ory Paul Markaroff Lois Moran Lawrence Gray Marjorie Beene Lois Gray Fox

Harold Lloyd in Grandma's Boy at Palace Tomorrow for Four Days

Harold Lloyd brings Grandma's Boy to the Palace for a four day run starting tomorrow. The comedy features Lloyd as a coward who overcomes fear to confront a thief, with Mildred Davis as the sweetheart and a cast including Charles Stevenson and Noah Young. Fred Newmeyer directs the Hal Roach story and script team.

Harold Lloyd Palace Theatre Mildred Davis Wif Charles Stevenson Anna ‘Townsend Dick Sutherland Noah Young Fred Newmeyer Hal Reach Sam Taylor Jyan Hayes The Fables Fox. News

Theatre listings and film lineup at multiple downtown houses

Tonight at Palace Wells presents Greased Lightning a western romance starring Betty Gardwell plus comedy and Fox news reel. Plaza features Clouds and Sunshine a Howard Paden musical comedy stock company with vaudeville numbers. Rialto shows The Big Parade with Lawrence Stallings epic war story starring John Gilbert and Renee Adoree. Riviera offers Mad Hour Elinor Glyn drama with Sally ONeill and Larry Kent. Strand presents The Missing Link Syd Chaplin with vaudeville and Movie Man acts.

Tonight Palace Teq Wells Betty Gardwell Fox News Plaza—Paten Players Howard Paden Toby Vaudevilla Claire Windsor John Bowers Rialto Lawrence Stallings John Gilbert Renee Adoree Riviera Elinor Glyn Sally O'Neill Larry Kent Casey Jones Delano Dell Libby Corem Paramount News Syd Chaplin Africa Hons Monks Vila Earl Burnett Charles Rogers Billy Elsa Newell

Robbery Report At Cedar River Park Involving Teens

Police were told yesterday afternoon that a minor girl and a companion were robbed at Cedar River park. A basket containing two dresses and two purses was taken. One purse held 28 cents, the other 35. The girls, likely high school age, described a man watching them nearby. The basket later disappeared but the emphasis was on the loss of the items.

Home Park “Boulevard Lucile Perham Twelfth Street Cedar River Park Lois

City's hottest night follows hottest day

Waterloo residents endured extreme heat as temperatures peaked at 97 after a 73 degree low. A fresh southwest breeze offered some relief today while thermometers in Toa. om registered 81 degrees at dawn and 10 pm read 91 in the shade.

Waterloo Toa. Om

Nashua Picnic Draws Thousands for All-Day Event

A Nashua area picnic effort expects about fifteen thousand attendees with a full day of events. Alta Vista and Lesa shops teams play at 3:30 p m as part of the program with races, a parade, fireworks, and a speech by Mayor Walte. The Waterloo Central Guild will sponsor trapshooting, and special trains provide transport to and from the fairgrounds with an evening return option.

Ceantral Waterieans Nashua Sinois Central Shops Alta Vista Lesa Shops Jessp Jesup Walte Frank Finn Waterton Gui Chib Waterloo

Campers Shot by Mistake In California Tent Fire

Police advanced a theory of mistaken identity in the shooting of two campers at Esles Park. Dr. George M Slight, 59, head of education at Lake Forest University, and his son Virgil, 25, were wounded when a man fired into their tent. doctors feared Dr Slight may die.

Esles Park Calo George M. Slight Department of Education Lake Forest, University AML Virgil Slight

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