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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1928

Page

6

The Barker at Waterloo Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow

Waterloo theatre offers The Barker by J Kenyon Nicholson in stock by Boyd B Trousdale Players with no admission increase. The plot follows barker Nifty Mer and his show family as he confronts his son’s wish to stay with the troupe and Lou’s schemes, a success tale from Chicago now touring. Matinee Sunday Thursday and Saturday.

Mfe the Barker J. Kenyon Nicholson Boyd B. Trousdale Waterloo Biltmore Theatre Barker Chicago Tororray Trousdale Nifty Mer Carrie Lou Arker Carrie Pod Clean Kid New York Waterloo Theatre Trowsdale Players

Plaza Reverts to Combined Film and Stage Program

Waterloos Plaza theatre will restart its mixed film and stage format starting tomorrow with Talk Of The Town, a musical comedy by the Yeniu company, to run for a week. Manager Baker notes the revue's success elsewhere and that the Paden Players will follow after an open-ended engagement starting Sunday, Sept. 29.

Plaza Talk of the Town Baker Waterloo Ndvatce Paden Players the Plaza Clinton Wiaterloo

Alumni Protest Night Ban on WSUI Radio

Davenport Sept 15 The Stott county Alumni association representing 300 graduates of the State University of Iowa protested to A Pickard of the federal radio commission against taking WSUTI off the air in the evening The association asks the commission to reconsider claiming evening is the only time most alumni can tune in Thousands of Iowa alumni nationwide are expected to join in similar action.

Davenport Stott County Alumni Association State University’ of Iowa A. Pickard Federal Radio Commission WSUTI Iowa

Theatrical and Picture Gossip from Fox-Fall Circuits

Harold Red Grangr booked for Fox Fall theatres in the east at 2273 dollars a week. Viola Dana in New York shaping a vaudeville debut in the east after withdrawal from stage work. MGM to debut Willard Mack directing a new sound picture A Voice in the Dark. Polly Moran and Harry Gribbon teamed in hokum comedies for MGM. Fox Theatres to issue four million dollars in debentures to support expansion adding 18 theatres in New England. Chaplin begins City Lights work in Hollywood.

Harold Red" Grangr Fox-Fall Viola Dana New York East Willard Mack Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Spo al Wood Polly Moran Harry Gribbon Fox. Theatres Corporation F Dance Ti Poll Theatre Chait New England Fox Chan

Week at the Theatres Promises New Films and Casts

The coming week at the theatres features Chaplin starting his own directing on a new film following The Circus. Myme Kennedy, Henry Bergman, and Harry Crocker join the cast, with Berkell Players closing at Lae Logan Square Chicago and opening in Davenport. новые

Myme Kennedy Henry Bergman Harry Crocker Chaplin Berkell Logan Square Theatre Chicago Davenport Grand Theatre Berker Telianopolis

Riviera to Screen Caught In the Fog With McAvoy and Nagel

May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel star in Caught In the Fog at the Riviera for four days. The film features synchronized music and dialogue with a symphony score and notable talking sequences. Also on bill are Fox Movietone and Paramount newsreels, stage acts, and a Thursday premier of Two Lovers starring Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky with additional musical numbers and a farewell by Casey Jones.

United Artists May McAvoy Conrad Nagel Riviera Symphony Orchestra United States von Hindenberg V. S&s. Cavalry Paramount Newsis Towa Alberta Haynes Iowa Waterloo Geraldine Joe Hugh Johnson Casey Jones The Ralph Jones J Ronald Colman Wilma Banky Leatherface Baroness Orezy Flanders Mitchell Brothers Bert Darrell Casey Jones

Miss Ruth Page Invited to Dance at Japanese Coronation

Chicago grand opera star Ruth Page receives invitation to perform at the coronation ceremonies for Japan’s new Emperor at the Imperial Theatre in Tokyo. She will be accompanied by her husband Thomas H. Pisher, her parents, and three friends.

Ruth Page Chicago Grand Opera Chanseuse Japan Yar I Tokio Page Thomas HH. Pisher

Vaudeville Star Takes 15-Week Koelth-Orpheum Tour

A performer opens a 15 week run on the Koelth Orpheum vaudeville circuit and also visits the Keith circuit with Mac Murray. She premieres at the Palace in Chicago on November 19 with a weekly salary of 65 500. Our Gang led by Hal Roach tours the country but faced trouble in Cleveland Ohio as Ohio child labor laws were enforced with Miss Bean of the state Industrial Commission swearing out an affidavit alleging a theatre manager violated the law by employing under 14s.

Keith Mac Murray the Palace Chicago Our Gang Hal Roach Cleveland Ohio Miss Bean State Industrial Commission

Ken Maynard Stars in Code of the Scarlet at Palace

Action and dare-devil riding headline Ken Maynard in Code of the Scarlet at the Palace for two days. The Royal Northwest Mounted Police tale features Maynard in a new role amid thrilling frontier stunts. His prior films have run across the west and southwest.

Mexico South America Northwest California Sierra Madre Lake Arrowhead Rockies Forrest Sheldon Mounted Police Far North Gladys McConnell Ed. Brady Dot Farley Sheldon Lewis Joe Rickson Harry J. Brown Maynard Unis Ken Maynard Palace ‘Theatre Palace Palace Theatre Royal Northwest Mounted Police Ken

Musical Comedy Company Opens at Plaza Sunday

The Roof organization brings 18 performers to the Plaza for a week long season of light musical comedy led by Jack Roof with Talk of the Town revue. The program features Four Chums, Clyde Hamilton, Harry Kane, Ann Conklin, Jack Reynolds, Eugene Brussard, and Yazz Mad on Screen. Film this week includes Jazz Mad with Jenn Hersholt, Marian Nixon, George Lewis, and others, plus the Charles Chase comedy Aching Youth and the news reel. The chorus of pretty girls and specialty acts aim to liven performances in this new engagement following the opening Sunday.

Plaza Theatre Jack’ Roof That House Broadway the Plaza Paden Players Roof Clyde Hamilton Harry Kane Ann Conklin Jack Reynolds Eugene Brussard Yazz Mad Plaza Jenn Hersholt Marian Nixon George Lewis Svend Gade Roscoe Karns Torben Meyer Anedrew Arbuckle Charles Clary Clarissa Selwynne Patricia Caron Alfred Hertz Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra Charles Chase Virginia Browh Palre Bryant Washburn Thelma Hill Hedda Hop

The Chorus Kid Leads Thursday Theatrical Bill

John Batten Tom O'Brien and Sheldon Lewis star in The Chorus Kid a film praised for its unique plot strong human interest and romantic angles. Also featured Dumb Diddies a comedy with Manx Davidson rounds out Thursday's bill offering light entertainment.

Per John Batten Tom O'Brien Sheldon Lewis the Chorus Kid Diddies Manx Davidson the Newsree

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