Coming week at the theatres Riviera hosts Redskin with Dick Dix
The Riviera opens today changing Saturdays and Wednesdays, showcasing Redskin a Paramount color-synchronized Western with Richard Dix as Wing Foot. The cast includes Novak Marshall Steers Regas Lopez Johnson and others. Casey Jones returns as stage host for a week in rotation with publicits and band numbers. Next Wednesday The Flying Meet with Ramon Navarro and Anita Page to screen with a three-act Riviera program.
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Riviera Theatre
Richard Dix
Riviera
Redskin
Paramount
Dix
Wing Foot
Ap Eastern
Casey Jones
Gladys Belmont
Publix
West High School
Strand to Present Scarlet Seas and Sound Laughs
The Strand theatrefeatures Richard Barthelmess in Scarlet Seas and The Wife's Relations a second all talking film. Also on the program are Moyetone offerings Merrion Hart blues singer Miller and Lyle blackface comedians and Our Gang The Old Grey Hoss with sound and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Richard Sarthelmess
Betty Compson
Merrion Harts
Miller & Lyle
Vermont
Helen
Costello
Clara Hortom
Syd Chapuin
Clit Edwards
Dke- Jela Ike
Joseph Regan
Old Grey Hoss
Woman Forgotten project sparks education funded film effort
Hollywood news notes Richard Thomas, a youth who bought and now seeks to adapt The Woman Forgotten into a film to aid old and disabled teachers. He rejects a $50,000 offer, plans to premiere in Washington under Crabtree and the National Board of Education, with profits supporting a teachers home.
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Dorothy Merzog
Hollywood
Richard Thomas
Crabtree
National Board of Education
Thomas
Orward
Washington
Mack Bennett
Studio City
Bette Bennett
Jobyna Ralston
Washington, D.C
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Dr. A. Giannini
Tom Mix in Sky High Two at Palace Theatre
Movie review notes Tom Mix rides to thrilling stunts in Sky High Two at the Palace Theatre today and Sunday. Grand Canyon sequences with Tony and a daring cliff rope slide and airplane drop highlight the action, supported by Eva Novaki and others. a comedy Hot or Cold plays alongside.
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Tom Mix
Bys Novak
Sky High
Palace Theatre
eTeae Caen
Tom, Mix
Mix
Colorado View
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Tony
Tom
Eva Novaki
Farrell MacDonald
Sid Jordan
Adele Warner
Fae News
Gift Day Observance at Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian observes Gift Day Bring ing of Gifts from 9 a m to 9 30 p m with booths showing the churchs worldwide work A fellowship lunch and program run 3 30 to 3 o clock featuring music by the Sunday school orchestra and greetings from Dr Selden L Haynes The finance committee collects pledges in the church house No regular morning Sunday school Ethos classes conducted by teachers all morning The morning service at 11 oclock features a sermon The anthem Oh That Men Would Praise the Lord and Brahms How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings The drama Pharaohs Daughter is staged at 7 30 p m
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Somanow
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Council
Selden L. Haynes
Church House
Vincent
Brahms
Garbo Romance With Prince Sigurd Fades
Berlin reports Greta Garbo's romance with Prince Sigurd, son of Crown Prince Gustave of Sweden, has collapsed amid family opposition. The prince is said to have curtailed social activities and Garbo plans seclusion near Stockholm. The Bernadotte family reaction sparked dramatic publicity, while Garbo reportedly plans a return to Hollywood.
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Berlin
Sigurd
Gustave
Sweden
Greta Garto
Rays
Stockholm
Gare
Bernadotte
Miss Garbo
Unite Statez
Hollywood
Reginald Denny Weekend Bill at Crystal Theatre
The Crystal theatre presents Reginald Denny in The Night Bird a story of two prizefighters and a manager pressuring him into nightlife. Betsy Lee and two other beauties from Harry Wood’s stable star alongside Denny with a two star comedy Smart Stappers. The feature runs next Wednesday through Sunday with a cautionary tale of city life and a note on unchaperoned youth.
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Crystal Theatre
Reginald Denny
Lana
Betsy Lee
Piays
Harry- Wood
Curiiss Palmer
Joycelyn Lee
Sam Hard
Harvey Clark
The Wight Bled and Sky High in New Theatres
The Crystal presents Reginald Denny in The Wight Bled, a comedy of a prize fighter trained in night clubs with Sam Hardy and Betsy Lee. Palace shows Sky High an adventure romance, Hot Or Cold, and Fox news reels. Plaza features The Cop with Willam Boyd and Jacqueline Logan, plus a comedy and news reel. Royal offers You Cant Beat the Law with Lila Lee and Cornelius Keefe. Riviera screens Red Skin starring Richard Dix with Gladys Belmont. Movietone and Paramount news at 9. Strand presents The Barker with Milton Sills, Dorothy Mackaill, Betty Compson and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Also a Technicolor revue fore and musical entertainment.
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Crystal
Reginald Denny
Wight Bled
Sam Hardy
Betsy Lee
Palace
Tom Mx
Sky High
Cowvoy
Grand Canyon
Fox News
Plaza
Willam Boyd
Iive
Underworld
Wilth Jacqueline Logan
Cartman
Royal
Gladys Belmont
Movietone
Paramount News
Casey Jones
Stipe
Mark Sterling
Miller & Peterson
Mary Suchin
the Barker
Milton Sills
Dorothy Mackaill
Betty Compson
Douglas Fairbanks
Florence White
Johnny Marvin
Port of Missing Girls leads with McCregors and Redford
Advance notices reveal Marin? McCregors and Barbara Redford in the leads with Hedda Hopper and Wyndham Brand in support. The plot centers on a vulnerable group of girls and their parents as a strong cautionary tale about believe nothing too good to be true.
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May
Sernon
Marcam McCregors
Barbara Redford
Hedda Hopper
Wyndham Brandug
William Boyd in The Cop at Plaza Theatre
William Boyd stars as a bridgekeeper and detective in The Cop at Plaza Theatre for today through Tuesday. The crime thriller features Jacqueline Lagan Alan Hale and Robert Armstrong with Thrilling drama and a contrasting romance. Also showing Bargain Hunters and a newsreel. Nothing to Wear missed delivery due to an error.
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Wrterloo
William Boyd
Plaza Theatre
Beiceman
Underworld
Sterling Seien
Jacqueline Lagan
Alan Hale
Robert Armstrong
Elliott. Clawson
Bil Boyd
Bith Boyd
Inkwell
Casey Jones returns to Riviera for weeklong vaudeville shows
Casey Jones, popular with crowds for his natural enthusiasm, headlines at the Riviera theatre today for a week of vaudeville acts. The lively performer, praised for his friendly smile and engaging songs, will be joined by Orville Rennie and Bill Carlin as part of the show's rotating lineup under a new three-shift policy.
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Casey] Jones
Riviera Theatre
Matson Weutenant
Gil
Gasey
Casey
Avery
Irkeble
Orville Rennie
Rock Island
Bill
Carlin
Jack Bata Teft
Desert Song seat reservations on sale at Waterloo theatre
Mail orders for seat reservations for The Desert Song engagement at Waterloo theatre Saturday March 16 matinee and night will be accepted. Send money order with self addressed stamped envelope to the theatre. Schweh and Mandel present The Desert Song with a large cast led by John Ehrie Mary Harrison Billy Lynn Ruth Nagle Lois Syrell Frederick Persson Russell Gehring James Moore Milton Komiel Lillian Wagner and others plus extensive singing and dancing charts. Hans Koch conducts the symphony orchestra.
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Waterloo Theatre
Schweh and Mandel
Casino Theatre
New York
John Ehrie
Mary Harrison
Billy Lynn
Ruth Nagle
Lois Syrell
Frederick Persson
Russell Gehring
James Moore
Milton Komiel
Lillian Wagner
Gap
Hans Koch
Theatrical Gossip and Screen Rights Changes
The article notes Carl Laemmle Jr purchasing screen rights to Warner Fablat's Flaming Daughters aiming for box office surpassing Flaming Youth. Newark polls show 69 percent support for talkers, with fall contest plans. Warner's prologue for Tex Guinon's Queen of the Night Clubs stars Richard Powell and Doris Eaton. Virginia Valli headlines the Orpheum circuit in Samson and Delilah skit in Long Beach. Clara Bow visits Brooklyn Paramount with Paul Ash. Ken Maynard signs for six westerns at Universal with own unit and $60,000 per production. Harry Langdon tours New York with Keith Vander vient at $3,500 weekly amid talk of two offers for talks. Antonio Moreno injured by an accident on stage. three stitches. Tide of Empire edits due to censor cut affecting dialogue as footage added to maintain continuity. Milton Sills reportedly in good health. First National declines to reveal shooting location. MGM trims stock by letting options lapse on several stars. Warner Bros First National Vitaphone hour on radio scheduled for March 4.
Hollywood Radio and Film News Mix in 1929
Werners station KPWS Hollywood will anchor national output with WOR in New York 8:30 to 10:30, broadasting 6:30 to 7:30 coastwise. Al Jolson to mock the hour and contribute. In Chicago, Griffith eyes synchronized versions of Birth of the Nation Intolerance Hearts of the World for revival. Universal finishes The Last Warning with new talking sequence. Richard Barthelmess returns to Hollywood with wife after Weary River premiere. Leatrice Joy under contract for four starring pictures next year. Ken Maynard renews with First National to make Westerns with talking sequences. A Riviera exit ends Bill Carlin. Two Gladwin employees steal $500 from Broadview theater receipts. Publix eyes Shea Amusement stock in Buffalo. Ruth Eldar under contract with Columbia to co star with Ralph Graves. Pola Negri to make a German film for $75,000. Rid Boots to start as a Paramount talking star next April. Eddie Cantor stars in Whoopee at the Amsterdam. Rumor links Sir Charles Markham Jr to Adrienne de Sales in New York.
Burial of Infant in Orchard Cemetery
A 16 month old infant, Virginia Behrens, daughter of Mr and Mrs Olair Behrens, was buried Wednesday in Orchard cemetery. The Mass of attendance included Mrs A H Behrens of Crookston Minnesota and Mr and Mrs D L White of Cherokee Indiana as well as Mr and Mrs Magnus Harlis, visitors for Mrs Behrens' parents.
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Onage
A. H. Behrens
Crookston
Minn
Olair Behrens
D. L. White
Cherokex
Virginia Behrens
Eac
Orchard
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