Son of the Gods shown for last times at Capitol
Richard Barthelmess stars as Sam Lee in Son of the Gods, closing today at the Capitol Theatre. The film showcases lavish sets from a polo match to a Chinese funeral in San Francisco Chinatown with scenes in New York Chinatown and a luxurious apartment, with Constance Bennett in a leading supporting role.
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Marriage Playground at Capitol Tomorrow
The all talking drama Marriage Playground comes to the Capitol Theatre tomorrow presenting romance and comedy. Mary Brian stars as Judith Wheater with Frederick March as the young ally to the Wheater children. Huntley Gorwitz also features.
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Renegade Parents Lead Cast in Miss Brian’s Triumph
Don and Lilyan Tashman lead a cast featuring Kay Francis William Austin Jocelyn Lee and Maude Turner Gordon in a notable performance praised as Miss Brian's greatest triumph since The Virginian.
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Norma Shearer in The Divorcee Heads to Local Screens
Norma Shearer showcases emotional range in The Divorcee a new talking picture shown here Monday and Tuesday. The film follows a wife who exposes double standards for women and men and faces disaster after a friend’s marriage falters due to a facial disfigurement from a car crash.
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MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad Promotes Clear Skin
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as long lasting and pore smoothing. It claims no flakiness or irritation, a youthful bloom, and a new French process for purity, sold at Baker's Drug Store. It also remarks that crime is often caused by ornery people.
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Nice Girl Comes to Town in Old Play Weaves Romance
Mary Low breaks a pretend cement act with Tony though she loves him. She decides their play acting should end. At a dance with Brynmor she considers marriage to Tony as a sensible solution to unhappiness. Tony accepts the news drily and asks Mary Lou to dance again.
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Wanted a Job Chapter 28
Tony confronts Mary Lou and Brynmor at a dance as she prepares to marry another man. Later, Tony awakens to his stern Aunt Ethelbert scolding him for jilting Mary Lou and breaking an engagement in a tense morning confrontation.
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Tony Faces Love Rival as Mary Lou Weds Brynmor
Tony confronts Mary Lou engagement to Brynmor Whittamore and faces ruin of his romance. He frets over his own teasing conduct and contemplates apologizing, while Miss Titherington delivers a sharp exit and a new job challenge.
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