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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1929

Page

4

Clara Bow Headlines The Saturday Night Kid At Paramount

Siren and Amusemonh World Gossip report Clara Bow stars in The Saturday Night Kid at Paramount for four days. The all talking comedy romance follows her rise as a sales clerk and her schemes to spark jealousy, alongside Jean Arthur and Jimmy Hall. The bill includes James Barton in After September and Clark and McCullough, with Barthelmess and Marion Nixon to follow next week in Young Nowheres.

Clara Bow Reg Jean Arthur Jimmy Hall Clara James Clara Bis Clera Harl Miss Arthur Charles Sellon Ethel Wales Frank Ross Edna Mey Olver Hyman Myer Eddie Dunn Leone Lane Jean Har+ Jon James Barton Seber Harlem Clark & McCullough Paramount

Tom Mix Stars In Outlawed At Waterloo Theatre Today

Tom Mix in the star role leads the western photoplay Outlawed at Waterloo Theatre for three days. Sally Blane backs him as the ranch daughter while Tony and a capable supporting cast aid in the suspenseful plot about Lightnin the cowboy wrongfully accused in a bank robbery.

Tom Mix Tony Waterloo Theatre Sally Blane Breed Vians Tom Texas Lightnin Mix Hase Barney Furey al Smith Ethan Laidlaw al Ferguson

Palace Rex Stars In Western Romance and More

Tonight at Palace Rex a Western romance and adventure featuring Jack Ferrin and Barbara Warth blends with comedy Peter's Pan and a Paramount program headlined by Clara Bow in The Saturday Night. James Hall and Jean Arthur support, plus Tom Mix and Sally Blane in Waterloo. Strand offers Hollywood Revue with 25 stars and a marquee parade of talent and Pathe news.

Palace Rex Eqime Jack Ferrin Barbara Warth Peter Paramount Clara Bow James Hall Jean Arthur Floorwalker James Bartow Sebeny McCullough Waterloo Tom Mix Tony Oublawers Western Typr Sally Blane MGM Marion Davies Joan Gilbert Norma Bhearér William Halves Joan Crawford Conrad Nagel Buster Kenley Ust Alan Enre Los Ad Pathe News

Barge Life on East River Draws Odd Nighttime Crowds

An informant reports barges along the East River from Corlear's Hook to Ninety-Second Street host nightlife with radios, liquor, and exotic companions aboard vessels such as the Minnie H and Sublime Safely. Taxi drivers wait ashore for profitable fares while barge captains, mostly watchmen, seek relaxation after deliveries of coal and lumber. Some captains' families stay nearby, with children attending schools near docked barges as the city cools.

Reilly East Corjear Harlem Henry Ford Dack Maostly Walchmien Olhier Board of Education Greenpoint Brooklyn Albany Bradson Beret

Unclear fragment sparks mirrored hometown paper clash

The passage describes a chaotic scene where two derelicts in the old hometown seek the same decal newspaper, causing tension as the home town papers are chosen first and reunions occur amid sporadic echoes of Mirarian eyes watching. Fox notes the odd coincidence.

Venings Miey Tun Fox Mirarian

Lenor Ulric in Frozen Justice at Strand Friday

Lenor Ulric, Belasco star, makes her talkie debut in Frozen Justice opening Friday at the Strand for four days. The melodrama follows a mixed-blood Alaskan belle amid Yukon gold rush chaos with betrayal and revenge shaping the plot.

Lenor Ulric Belasco Strand Theatre Belasco Star Allan Dwan Yukon Globe Fox Movietone Lews Wolhelm Robert Frazer Ullrich Haupt Owen Davis el Brendel Tom Patricola Laska Winter Alce Lake Gertrude Astor Warren Haomer Cgeorge McFarlane

English Actor Heggie Joins Gish All Talk Picture Swan

P Heggie, a distinguished stage and screen actor, joins Lillian Gish in The Swan, her first all talkie based on Ferenc Molnar's play. Recent audible films include The Latter and The Wheel of Life. Rod La Roque Conrad Nagel and Marie Dressler have roles, giving an all star cast.

P. Heggie America Lillian Gish Ferenc Molnar Heggie Rod la Roque Conrad Nagel Marie Dressler

Hollywood Revue at Strand dazzles in star-filled spectacle

The Strand presents the Hollywood Revue a Golden Mayers musical revue battling with dazzling colors, giant backdrops, and an all star cast including Joan Crawford Marie Dressler Buster Keaton and Jack Benny. A parade of songs dances and comedy tops the program with Pathe news between showings.

Gus Edwards June Purcell Joan Crawford Biitmore Charles King Gonrad Nagel Anita Page Cliff Edwards William Haines Jack Benny Bessie Love Marie Dressler Potly Moran Laurie and Hardy Marion Davies Tommy Atkins Brox Sisters Buster Keaton Neptune Lon Chaney Natacha Nattove John Gilbert Norma Shearer John Barrymoyer Rounders Ike Folly Moran Albertina Rasch Ballet Tae

Kidwell Named Strand Theatre Manager Today

E. H. Kidwell, assistant manager at the Paramount, takes charge of the Strand as house manager. Milton Nichols moves from the Strand to the Paramount, joining F. R. Stanfield as assistant manager there for Art Stoke who oversees all Publix houses.

E. H. Kidwell Paramount Theatre Strand Theatre Milton Nichols Strand Paramount F. R. Stanfield Art Stoke

Would Be Free Star Bordoni Sues for Annulment

In a court filing screen star Iivené Bordoni accuses Edward R. Goetz of marrying her before a year had elapsed after his prior divorce, seeking annulment of their marriage amid a potential divorce case.

Ivené Bordoni Edward R. Goetz

Rex at Palace Two Days Sills in The Barker Next Week

The Palace opens Plunging Hoofs starring Rex King of Wild Horses for two days with a fine cast and a mix of action and romance. Rex saves a dance hall girl and a parson from a trap and helps the couple wed. Also features Starlight and Jack Perrin. A comedy Peter's Pan and a news reel accompany. Monday and Tuesday Milton Sills and Dorothy Mackail in The Barker from the stage play.

Palace Theatre Rex Df Rex Jack Perrin Rex Pictures Barbara Worth Starlight Perrin J. P. McGowan David Dunbar the Pralace Milton Shls Dorothy Mackails the Barker

Sound Films May Give World Universal Language Says

Memphis November 2 U P Sound pictures and radio will hasten the time when the world may use a universal language Dr Lee De Forest inventor told motion picture theatre owners of America in a national convention here A common tongue he said is the worlds assured destiny and this will I firmly believe to the English language The legitimate stage has been hurt by sound pictures but it will come back into its own theatre owners believe Sound pictures have had the popularity of a fad and have taken the spotlight temporarily they believe Lady Luck by Jarek Ondon dealing with WF in Alaska 15 to be the Romance broadcast by the WABC network Tuesday evening November 5 The Pacific Vagabonds playing from the San Francisco Studios of NBC continue to be heard on a coast to coast chain Wednesday afternoons They play power music

Memphis U.P Sound Pictures Lee Deforest Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America San Francisco NBC

Millionaire Howard Hughes Faces Loss On War Epic

Hollywood producer Howard Hughes, 24, heavily invested in Hell's Angels, a war film started in 1927 and now delayed for talking sequences. The project cost about 3 million dollars after silents, ground action, air shots, and color sound. Hughes financed most filming, built a record air fleet, and faces potential losses despite past hits like The Racket.

Hollywood Cal Navy U.R Howard - Hughes Hell's Angels Sand Hughes James Hall Ben Lyon John Darra Ppebes Prival Wyardham James Whale Sky Action

Fannie Brice Sings Kickin a Hole in the Sky Scene

Fannie Brice performs Kickin a Hole in the Sky in The Champ with taps by 50 chorus girls and boys and a 30 piece orchestra. She stands on a pedestal above cloud imagery in the all talking picture directed by Thornton at United Artists studios.

Fannie Brice

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