Why Worry? A Harold Lloyd Pathe Comedy At Oasis Theatre
Culver City hills echo with comical battle scenes as Harold Lloyd’s Why Worry? is shot for a Pathe feature. Extras play rival Mexicans with coconuts as cannon fire, and John Ansen towers at 8 feet 2 inches and 460 pounds in a lavish production. The Oasis Theatre presents the film today and tomorrow amid extravagant sets and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Harold Lloyd
Pathe
Lloyd
John Ansen
Oasis Theatre
Arab Brigands Kidnapped Magi in Desert Ordeal
An account details a staged dramatic tale set in Africa with a magician describing a kidnapping by desert Bedouins in the Sahara. He recounts a prisoner voyage to an oasis and the attempt to negotiate freedom with a camel driver and an English companion amid danger and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
Africa
Magi
Mediterranean
Sahara
Desert
Allah
Peli
Just Married Returns to Wilson Theatre in City
Jules IPartly and Messrs Shubert announce a return engagement of Just Married at the Wilson Theatre on Wednesday November 14. The touring production, seen in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston, features a varied on board cast and a seven day plot aboard the Lafayette liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Ipartly
Messrs. Shubert
Wilson Theatre
Hurtig
Jack Stanley
Roberta Adams
Percy Ones
Victore Bartin
Percy
Robert Adams
Roberta
Sylvia de Frankie
Doreathea Howard
Elizabeth Rathburn
Emilie Montrose
Clara Mathews
Owen Martin
Fred James
Butler Hixon
Joseph Lawrence
Antone Ascher
Davenport Jones
Charles Colley
Andrew Byrne
Clifford Stork
Hurtig Produces Show Under Personal Direction
The production credits note Jules Hurtig overseeing the show personally. Cast and venue details are not fully readable, but the emphasis is on Hurtig guiding the performance and artistic direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Hurtig
Love Master at Wilson Theatre Featuring Strongheart
Joseph Barrell, noted as a rising screen actor, dies in The Love Master, a First National picture with Strongheart the wonder dog. Barrell plays The Ghost, the chief assistant to the villain, in a snowbound role. The film opens Friday at Wilson theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Barrell
Strongheart
Wonder Dog
Wilson Theatre
The
DeMille Triumph Returns With Feet of Clay Feature
Cecil B. DeMille's Feet of Clay opens at the Wilson today for Paramount. The motion picture stars Rod La Rocque Vera Reynolds Victor Varconi Ricardo Cortez Julia Faye and Theodore Kosloff in a high profile release following The Ten Commandments era successes.
Feet of Clay shines in Wilson theater booking
Robert Edeson and the cast deliver a grade A motion picture, Feet of Clay, praised as one of the finest examples of cinema. The reviewer notes DeMille style settings and a strong cast, predicting continued audience appeal for the remainder of its run at the Wilson theater. It’s paired with Pixie, a standout short, in a top bill this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
Wilson Theatre
Pixie
South
Wilson
Wanted to Rent At Once Unfurnished Rooms Ad
Wanted to rent at once or three unfurnished rooms. Dress 50 and efp mirror. 12-3tpz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efp Mirror
New Bungalow with Conveniences at West End Park
W B Smith advertises a Lor rent new bungalow in West End Park with conveniences. 12-2tc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seraglio
Algiers
North Carolina
the Carolina
Politicin
Horse Cove
Martha Boswell
William Cox
Robert Winston
Box Office
American Legion Auxiliary
Wrigley’s
B. C. Wilson
Clendale
Steve Lowrie
Theatre Ainder
Americ Legion Auxiliary
Maccock Ken
Irene
Rae
Exgeliftiede
Thrills
Lloyd’s Greatest
OASIS
Joseph M. Schenck
Buster
Kentucky
Keaton and
Jack Blystone
Frank Newman
Plate Revue
James
Morrows
Newman
Kling
Strongheart the Wonder Dog
H. Wclar
Real Estate Wilson
Spring St
Atwater Kent Model
Perry’s Garage
Barnes & Pine Streets
Grand Opera
Jewell
Four Corners
Amerson—Boswell Co
Cor
Tarboro & Barnes Sts
N.C