Gold Diggers of Broadway Shown in Natural Tints at Paramount
Saturday November 9 1920 Gold Diggers of Broadway a Warner Bros Vitaphone color production plays four days at the Paramount theater. Manager Arthur Stolte says demand has kept it over, critics hail it among the season’s best with a star cast including Ray Pennington Nancy Welford and William Bakewell plus a 100 girl chorus. Next week The Paramount offers Hottentat an all talking comedy drama with Mind Your Business and Memories color novelty and local news.
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Radio Broadcasts Feature Weekly Saturday Night Programs
The item describes ongoing radio entertainment with Ralph Bennett and a seven ace ensemble airing Saturdays from 7:30 am to 13345 prom on WSE. It notes WGN dramatic sketches on Thursday nights with ABBA Alley staff and a West Virginia farm background for a tenor. Mme Belle-Forbes Cutler sings on WBBM Wednesdays, and Soprano Dolores Cassinelli is guest artist on Gillette program on Wiz stations November 16.
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Gillette
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Broadway and Side Streets in a Night of Radio Lore
Bradford Browne reports on CBS Saturday flights shifting to earlier times, a traveling Indian medicine show in Times Square, and a spectrum of radio figures from Brig. Gen. Arthur to William Stone. Topics span WEAF programming, coast to coast netlets, and the odd world of Broadway’s late night audiences and hostess economy.
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Tintes Square
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Cohen
Uncle Henry
WJZ
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Willam B. Stone
Floyd Crohens
Walter Damroach
Mary Bans Future Pictures with Doug
Mary and Doug London-III announce they will never act together again in a motion picture. The pairing of Fairbanks and Pickford is reassessed as a joint travesty, with Roth refusing to state a reason.
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Sally O'Neil Stars in Hardboiled at Waterloo Theatre
Sally O'Neil appears as a Follies girl in Ralph Ince's PBO production of Arthur Somers Roche's Story Flard boiled at the Waterloo theatre for three days. Donald Reed plays the spendthrift husband. Lilya Tashman, a Ziegfeld Follies alumna, is a chorus chum. Cast also includes Bob Sinclair Ole M Ness Tom O'Grady Alphonz Ethier. A comedy and news reel complete the bill.
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PBO
Arthur Somers Roche
Waterloo
Broadway
Sally O'Neil
Donald Reed
Miss O'Neil
Lilya Tashman
Miss Tashman
Berutles
Bob Sinclair
Ole M. Ness
Ton O'Grady
Alphonz Ethier
Bodansky Sees Talkies End Stage Opera Future
Arthur Bodansky, former Metropolitan conductor, predicts talkies will birth a new art and reshape stage and opera within five years. He argues film opera offers absolute performance, fewer score errors, and fewer headaches for conductors, while acknowledging it signals a mechanization trend.
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U.F
Arthur Bodansky
Metropolitan Opera House
Saturday Evening Post
Bodansky
Lenore in Frozen Justice at Strand Theatre
Lenore Wire stars in a melodramatic film at the Strand, following her Broadway fame. The weekly bill features Eskimo romance, a white-blood yearning, and a Vitaphone comedy with Edson and Gregory, plus a sound Hon Teel finale.
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Kroger Justice
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Riki
Paula
Duly Belle
Buster
Ryunk
Louis Wolhern
Lanak
Edson
Gregory
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Thunder and Strand Preview at Strand Tuesday
Lon Chaney stars in Thunder synchronized for sound effects and music, a thrilling tale of daring railroad men with Chaney as an engineer. Phyllis Haver appears in her final screen role in a spectacular melodrama shot across Chicago Wisconsin and Illinois during floods. Next Friday The Virginian, all talking western epic, features Gary Cooper Mary Brian Richard Arlen and Walter Huston.
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Phyllis Haver
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Mary Brian
Richard Arlen
Walter Huston
Wedlock to Prince Serge in Moigaul for Opera Star
To wed Prince Serge in Moigaul, former Chicago opera star Mary McCormick is reported. Pola Negri, film star, is suing for divorce from another actor while a large outdoors picture features cows, action, and romance. A supplemental short subject program and news reels will screen with next week’s features.
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Chicago
Prince Serge
Moigaul
Prince Vis
Pola Negri
Boy Tolson Sings In Fannie Brice Picture
Jimmy Tolson, a 14 year old singing actor known as The Boy Jolson, signs a long term contract with John W. Considine Jr of United Artists. His first role will be in the Fannie Brice picture The Champ. Tolson arrived in Los Angeles four years ago from the Midwest after radio airings drew interest.
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John W.considine, Jr
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Fannie Brice
Master Tolson
Los Angeles
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Points West western with Hoot Gibson star and Vaughn
Theatre notes present Hoot Gibson in Points West a typical Gibson western with action and photography. Alberta Vaughn plays the girl and Trank Campeau is the heavy while Cast includes Raymond Martha Franklin Milt Brow and Kim Corey. Also Caspar's Week End and Fox news will be shown.
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Miss Vaughn
Campeéra
Trek ‘Raymond
Martha Franklin
Milt Brow
Kim Corey
Caspar
Fox News
Joan Crawford Repaids Debt to Watchman in Missouri
In Columbia Missouri a past debt to night watchman Henry Daddy Lake is repaid by Joan Crawford formerly Blille Cassen of Stephens College. Crawford, later a movie star, had struggled to pay for schooling and living costs after entering the college years ago. Lake’s late efforts to help her are noted as she sends a substantial check to settle the loan.
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Blille Cassen
Stephens College
Henry
Daddy” Lake
Daddy Lake
Joan Crawford
West action and songfilled Fox pictures at the Palace
A Palace program lists "Points West" a Western action adventure with stars Vaughn and Welford plus the all talking "Broadway" with Nancy Fennington and Nick Lucas. Also shows include "Gas Week End" and "The Spell Binder" novelty cartoon. Fox news reels, Cauvier Paramount newsreels, and Strand and other later reels feature romance and comedy with ensemble casts.
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Ibsoli
Points West
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Vaughn
Nancy ” Welford
Ann’ Fennington
Conway
Thearle
Nick ‘Lucas
Robert
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Ratskin
Pathe News
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Sally
Millonaire
Donald Reed
Logan Tashman
Ant
Rozen Justice
Lendre
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Louis
Walheim
Robert Frazer
Ullrich
Haupt
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Carewe Sells Share in Del Rio Contract Move
Dolores del Rio’s film contract interest shifts from Carewe to Joseph M. Schenck via Feature Productions Inc. after discovery in Mexico City four years ago under a personal contract. The arrangement transfers Carewe’s stake through Schenck’s producing unit.
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Dolores del Rio
Edwihh Carewe
Mexico City
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M. Schenck
Feature Productions, Inc
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