Casey Jones at Rialto in four day bill of thrills and romance
The Rialto theatre shelves a four day program headlined by Casey Jones with Relph Lewis as the brave engineer and Kate Price as Mrs Casey Jones. Jason Robards Jr Brooks Benedict Anne Sheridan and Al St John star in a dramatic melodrama with a trio of kid performers. Also on Sunday a short comedy and current news review premiere. Thursday brings Lost At Sea with Novak, Huntley, Sherman and Kingston in a Tiffany production, plus a talking film The Mainspring and other features. Additional items note Pola Negri’s prospective divorce publicity and a Polish art discovery in Warsaw’s Royal Castle.
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Casey ‘Jones
pRialto Theatre
Relph Lewis
Casey Jones
Kate Price
Jason Robards
Casey Jones, Jr
Vance
Novak
Gordon Huntley
Lowell Sherman
Natalie Kingston
Joan Standing
Willam R. Wailing
Tiffany
Louis
Joseph Vance
Fox News
Fiy
Theatrical and Picture Gossip Highlights 1920s Studio Moves
gossip notes from theatres and film world include Greenwich Village Follies leaving Winter Garden for Chicago, The Trial of Mary Dugan opening Sept 2, Sonny Banks' Man With The Tron music without dialogue, plans for a fourth Vitaphone stage in Los Angeles, Victoria Mix and Tomasina Mix sailing to France, and various casting changes at Metropolitan Studios Los Angeles. Also reports on rival tours, midnight shows, and industry personnel changes.
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Greenwich
Village
Winter Garden
New- York
Chicago
Warmer Brothers
Los Angeles
Balabar & Katz
McVicker’s
Roosevelt
Waterloo
Theatre Employees Get Big Loaf at Los Angeles House
A Los Angeles theatre report notes seven house crew members and extra stage hands earned pay for two hours of work at double time when removing the set for San Francisco while the seven always did no work as the one set production remained intact. The six piece house orchestra also drew full pay totaling 409.50 weekly despite not playing a note.
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Mary Dugan
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Los Angeles
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Musicians and Crew Wages Detailed for Eight-Week Run
The text lists wages for an eight week period with musicians paid a total of 3276 dollars and the regular house stage crew each receiving 67 dollars and 50 cents per week during the entire period.
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Mexican quakes linked to submarine volcano eruptionoff Oaxaca
El Universal reports an unidentified submarine volcano eruption in the Pacific Ocean near Oaxaca triggered the recent strong earthquakes across Oaxaca, Mexico City, and southern Mexico. No lives are known lost though there was panic nationwide.
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Mexico City
el Universal
Pacific Ocean
Oxaca
Allo
Mexico
Costello Sisters At Strand Next Week In Two Bills
The Strand features Dolores and Helene Costello next week with two bills. Dolores appears in The College Widow alongside stars including William Collier Jr and Arders Randall. Helene performs in Good Time Charlie with War her Oland and Clyde Cook, plus Vitaphone acts and vaudeville numbers.
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Strand
Dolores
Helene
Dolores Costello
George Ade
Wiliam Collier, Jr
Arders Randall
Miss Costello
Paytet
Vitaphone
Eddie Peabody
Peabody
Hmmie Maisel
Audrey Ferris
Sanders
Stevens
Saunders
Georgie Cooper
Helene Costello
Warher Oland
Charlie
Clyde Cook
Wildey & Sheean
Charles Irwin
Debonaire
Palace shows mix of western romance and musicals
The listing highlights films at the Palace theater including Breed of the Sunsets with Bob Steele, indoor golf, Fox news reel, and Nanine stock comedy. It also mentions a 13 Washington Square mystery thriller with Jean Hersholt and Alice Joyce, plus The Road to Ruin with Helen Foster and juvenile support. A midnight lecture is noted.
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Bob Steele
Fox News
Plaza
Paden
Nanine
Washington Square
Jean Hersholt
Alice Joyce
Rialto
Ufe
Stepins
Helen’ Foster
Good
Dodtor
Riviera
Esther Ralston
Gary Cooper
Island Romance
Texas stage stars and Vitaphone acts headline Strand bill
The Strand presents a vaudeville program featuring Will Rogers in a drawing room comedy sketch and a Vitaphone linked lineup with Irene Rich John Miljan Barry To n y and Don Cummings. The bill includes dance comedy and newsreels plus The Beast The Diplomats jazz spoof details.
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Joe Warner
Gerald
AAF Chony
Will Rogers
Texas Steer
Vitaphone
Irene
Rich John Miljan
Barry Toiny
The
Beast
Diplomats
Don’ S Cummings
British Line Builds World's Greatest Ship at Belfast
Belfast July 31. The world's largest liner to be laid here. The vessel, owned by the White Star Line, will take three years to build and cost 35 million dollars. It will serve passengers between Southampton and New York, be 1000 feet long, reach 25 knots, and displace 100000 tons.
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