The Shakedown at Strand and True Heaven at Strand
The Strand screens The Shakedown featuring Jackie Hanlon today and Tuesday, a dramatic tale of oil fields, fake prize fights, and racketeers with love saving the hero. Plus the Laurel and Hardy short Wrong Again and Revellers harmony feature. True Heaven opens next Wednesday with George O'Brien and Lois Moran, a romance amid war and espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talking Screen
Jackie Hanlon
Strand Theatre
Charles A. League
James Murray
Barbara Kent
George Kotsonaras
Wheeler Oakman
Harry Gribbon
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
George O'Brien
Luis Moray
O'Brien
Judith
Lois Moran
O’brien
Our Gang
Aloe
Dimtown
Flournet Miller
Aubrey Lyles
Blackfere
True Heaven
Hoot Gibson Stars in Clearing The Trail at Palace Theatre
Hoot Gibson headlines Clearing The Trail at the Palace Theatre. The western drama showcases gunplay, fists and thrilling action as Gibson fights to save his brother’s ranch against corrupt employees. Filmed in California’s Sierra region near Mt Whitney with a strong supporting cast.
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Hoot Gibson
The
Palace Theatre
Hoot
Gibbson
High Sierras
California
Mt. Whitney
United States
Dorothy Gulliver
Pretty Wampes
Jead
Fred Gilman
Cap Anderson
Noob Gibson
MacLean and Wife Separate After 13 Years of Marriage
Douglas MacLean and Faith Cole end 13 year marriage in Los Angeles. MacLean lives at the Long Beach club and sails aboard his yacht. Mrs MacLean stays in Beverly Hills. Attorney says no divorce filing has been instructed. Mrs MacLean's father was a wealthy New York lawyer and former state senate speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Douglas MacLean
Faith Cole
MacLean
Long Beach Club
Palace Western and Paramount Comedy Reel at Riviera
Tonight at the Palace Hoot Gibson in Clearin the Trail joins the western romance. Riviera features Ciara Bow in The Wild Party and Paramount all talking comedy romance. Movietone and Paramount news report on stage acts with Casey Jones and vaudeville stars. Universal Shakedown tells a fake fight tale with James Murray Barbara Kent and Jackie Hanlon. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy sync comedy. Wrong Again and The Revellers musical Vitaphone acts plus Pathe news reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonight Palace
Hoot Gibson
Fox News
Riviera
Ciara
Paramount
Movietone
Paramount News
Casey Jones
Helen Kennedy
Dieter & Vance
Mary & Bobby
Birand
Universal
James Murray
Barbara Kent
Jackie Hanlon
Ailfields
Oliver Hardy
Stan Laurtel
the Revellers
Pathe
Theatrical Gossip From Paramount Studios and More
The article reports on Mrs. Aphie James opening a drama studio in Kansas City and her ties to Louis James. It covers Paramount’s Los Angeles operations with 16 pictures in progress, Jannings’ stage negotiations, Helen Kane’s illness, Chaplin’s two reel project, and various contracts and casting moves across major studios. It notes a bee incident delaying Greta Garbo’s unit and seesawing releases, plus industry events, censorship debates, and box office figures for Paramount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphie James
Kansas City
Nat Paramount Studios
Los Angeles
Riviera to be renamed Paramount and switch to talking pictures
Publix theatres announce May 18 adoption of talking pictures nationwide with Riviera at the local Publix house rebranded as Paramount. The change ends vaudeville acts and adds lavish productions like Close Harmony and The Desert Song, with new equipment to rival major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera Theatre
Publix House
Riviera
Emig
The
Publix Theatres
Ziegfeld
Mary Dugan
Talking Pictures
Paramount Theatre
New York
Seattle
Chicago
Portland
Birmingham
Paramount
Une
Publix
Marie Prevost in The Rush Hour at Crystal Two Days
Marie Prevost stars in The Rush Hour at Crystal Theatre opposite Harrison Ford and Leena Owen. A breezy romance driven comedy drama follows Marie Dolan a stewards office worker who stows away and is caught. Dan Morley chases her to Europe as rivals plot to rob a wealthy man but are stopped and all end happily. A two part comedy Flaming Fathers also features on the weekend bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatre
Marie Prevost
Harrison Ford
Leena Owen
Marie Dolan
Europe
Dan Morley
Dunrock
Ils
Confederate
Marglie
Margie
Yvonne
Kiows
Ban
the Crystal
Clara Bow Stars in Wild Party at Riviera Today
Clara Bow heads a Paramount romantic comedy at the Riviera in a tale set in an exclusive girls school with wild youth at night. The program includes Movietone news reels and Publix stage acts led by Casey Jones, plus a new organ song novelty and vaudeville teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
Riviera
Riviera Theatre
Paramount
Clara
Frederic Marsh
Shirley O'Hara
Marceline Day
Joyce Compton
Adrienne Dere
Virginia Thomas
Jean Lorraine
Kay Bryant
Alice Adair
Renee Whitney
Anno Ingram
Marguerite Cramer
Jack Oakie
Philips R. Holmes
Ben Hendricks
Jack Luden
Jack Raymond
Movietone
Casey Jones
Helen Kennedy
Mary & Bobby
Sylvester & Vance
Ralph Jones
Hiviera
Audrey Ferris
Myrna Loy
Hallam Gooley
George Fawcett
Broadcast Music and Talks Planned for WENR and WEAF
The AP notes WENR Chicago will air songs from A FE FP in the sunlit hour Sunday morning. KMBOC Kansas City starts dawn broadcasts with 1000 watts night and 2500 daytime. Maurice Gunsky, ex KPO tenor, travels to New York for record contracts. Charles G Ross and Kirke L Simpson lead talks on Congress and The Little Cabinet at voters’ service. John Goldkette’s 34 member Chicago dance ensemble headlines on WGN. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra releases six master works on WGN WEBC and others. Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick discusses Faith In Humanity during national services on WJZ. Hank Simmons’ showboat presents Wand of Fate on May 8 from WABO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Emerson Fosdick
National Penn
WJZ
Seaions
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strand
Emil Jannings
Morris Gest
Jannings
Berlin
Helen Kane
Boston
Miss Kane
Charles Chaplin
Dave Dryer
M-G-M
Ballard McDonald
Duncan Sisters
Hollywood
Marion Davies
Marianne
Miss Davies
Clarence Brown
Greta Garbo
Anna Christies
Anna
Miss Garbo
Harry Eddington
Oscar Hammerstein
Dorothy Jacobson
Jacobson
Australia
James Cruze
Donald Douglas
Alibi
United Artists
Censorship Board
Virginia Valli
First National Vitaphone
Nash Berry
Edward Earle
Colleen Moore
Lucien Littlefield Haseen
Flist National
Richard Bartheliness
Fox Film Company
Pasao
Iowa
Bedford
Eagle Grove
Beagle Grove
On Chaney
Beverly Hills
Altho
Erie von Stroheim
Great Gabbo
Harry Lauder
Steenth
Scot
Lauder
William Monts
Arthur Mayer
A. H. Blank
Mayer
Blank
Variety
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Dorothy Janis
Lupe Velez
Tatler
Miss Janis
U. A
Ramon Novarro
the Pagan
Flo Zjegield
Zicggy
Louise Peck
Louise
Russia
Egypt
Joseph N. Holmes
Columbia
Psychology Department
Juanita Montanys
General Hospital
POLI
Capitol
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Denver
Harry David
Des Meines
Crystal
Ells Island
FORUM
Dances Forum Roof Ballroom
Fonite
Harison Ford and
Seena Owen
Associated Press
A. FE. FP
WENR
KMBOC
Maurice Gunsky
KPO
San Francisco
Las Bovis
Charles G. Ross
Congress
Kirke L. Simpson
John Goldkette
WGN
Chisago Symphony
Wimj Webc
KSD
WDAF
Wow
Hank Simmons
WABO
Group
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