Coney Island at Crystal and Kentucky Sue At Crystal
Coney Island at the Crystal theatre opens today directed by Ralph Ince with Lois Wilson and Lucla Mendez. Rudolph Cameron Eugene Strong and William Irving co star. Also on stage Kentucky Sue a new drama featuring Dorothy Dean and Walter Arnold. Leslie's Comedians perform Arizona Skies starting Tuesday with Western comedy and two main acts.
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The Riviera theatre to broadcast stage show weekly radio
The Riviera theatre in Omaha agreed to broadcast a stage performance with no compensation. their first free radio program aired Monday as a weekly feature. Minnesota theatres face policy shifts at Hennepin Orpheum with more daily shows and lower top prices, affecting audience perception. Henry B. Walthall signs to lead in Speakeasy for a Los Angeles run. Conway Tearle contemplates a return to pictures.
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Theatre listings and film notes from a bustling cinema page
The page surveys multiple theaters Crystal Riviera Strand presenting Lois Wilson Lucila Montez Buck Jones and Bebe Daniels with supporting acts and news reels. It notes a Mary Miles Minter case dropped, Paderewski concert hush private recital for nuns, and Bryant Washburn quip about age in a divorce probe.
Buck Jones in Branded Sombrero at Palace Theatre
Buck Jones stars as Starr Hallet in Branded Sombrero at the Palace Theatre today and Sunday. The tale follows two brothers trying to honor their father’s memory amid rustling schemes and hotel intrigue, with Leila Hyams opposite Jones. Fox film’s Lambert Hillyer directs the Western blend with comedy and Fox News briefings.
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Rainbow Division Boys in Battle Anniversary Notice
Ten years ago on March 5 the Rainbow Division fought in trenches near Badonviller France as the One Hundred Sixty eighth Infantry. Riviera theatre manager Herb Grove invites Rainbow Division veterans and their wives to a guest event at the Riviera with tickets for two upon presenting name, address and unit.
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Gang Boss in The Big City at Algiera Street
Lot Chaney stars as a hardboiled gangster in The Big City at Algiera Street with Marceline Day and a notable supporting cast. The plot centers on a Harlem cabaret operator who hides his real job behind a costume shop, entwined with rival criminals, romance, and fearsome adventures. Also features stage acts by Jay Mills and a film bill including a Rainy Days short and Paramount news reels.
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Betty Compson
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Lew Short
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Strand presents Man Crazy and Slightly Used at Hand
The Strand will present two complete programs next week with two changes. The orchestra will again play the picture program while a 107 piece symphony provides timaphonic accompaniment about every six weeks. Sunday through Wednesday feature Man Crazy with Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall, adapted from Grace Sardwell Mason's story Clarissa of the Fast Road. May McAvoy and Harry Langdon provide Fiddlesticks, a three reel comedy. Pathe News and Aesop's Fables round out the program. Slightly Used is the other feature.
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Jack Mulhall
Saturday Evening Post
Clarissa of
Grace Sardwell Mason
New England
May McAvoy
Harry Langdon
Pathe News
Youth Electrocuted While Testing Handcuff Act In Spokane
In Spokane Washington Kenneth Brogka 16 died while attempting a dangerous theatrical stunt. He attached a lighting circuit to handcuffs and ankles while alone at home hoping to prove he could free himself under electric current. The accident caused severe burns and lethal shock.
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Slightly Used at Local Theater with May McAvoy Cast
The feature presents May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel in a tale of a sister who fakes marriage to delay her siblings, feigns a Major John Smith as husband, and is drawn into real affection when a new suitor arrives. A health news report stirs the plot as laughter unfolds. Vaudeville showcases three new acts later in the week.
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May McAvoy
Conrad Nagel
Robert Actiew
Anders Randolph
Eugenie Besserer
Arthur Rankin
John Smith
Cynthia
Vitaphone
Dorothey Mackaye Turned Convict At San Quentin
Dorothey Mackaye once a stage favorite began a convict life in San Quentin after being sentenced to one to three years for concealing facts connected with actor husband Ray Raymond's death. Her stage name replaced by convict number 44 960. The sentence was handed down yesterday as she entered the penitentiary.
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U.p'borothy Mackaye
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Pasoline Bilgore
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Bebe Daniels Says She Works by Day in Hollywood Studio
Bebe Daniels spends her days at Paramount Studio working on a forthcoming picture and spends her nights in a Hollywood hospital. Injured two weeks ago while filming, she has been required by her doctor to return to the hospital after each day's work instead of going home to Beverly Hills.
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Picture actor wrecked in battle with wife
Los Angeles March 3 4I5 Akihnar B. Spencer moon picture actor was taken free A wrecked round in his home yesterday while police detectives began investigation of an alleged fight in which Spencer is said to have late wagon fits wel fi stared an Oye age BIGOT.
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