Exhibitors Herald World (Oct-Dec 1929)

42 EXHIBITORS HERALD-WORLD October 5, 1929 Metro Movietone Acts GEORGE LYONS (79). Numbers: a. "Beloved": b. "Ah. Sweet Mystery of Life": c. "Don't Be Like That"; d. "St. Louis Blues": e. "Rainbow "Hound My Shoulder." 646 feet. For release August 3. 1929. CECIL LEAN AND CLEO MAYFIELD (SO). Number: "Bis Lucky Day." 1,735 feet. For release August 10. 1929. GEORGIE PRICE (81). Numbers: a. "The One That I Love Loves Me"; b. "I'm Marching Home to You." 714 feet. For release August 17. 1929. PHIL SPITALNY and His Pennsylvania Orchestra (82). Numbers: a, "Medley of Musical Comedy Hits": b. "Farewell Blues." 701 feet. For release August 24. 1929. VAN AND SCHENCK (83). Numbers: a. "That's How Tou Can Tell They're Irish": b. "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder"; c. "Ramona"; d. "The DLrie Troubadours." 838 feet. For release August 31. 1929. GEORGE DEWEY WASHINGTON (84). Numbers: a. "Just Be a Builder of Dreams": b. "Down Among the Sugar Cane." 632 feet. For release September 7. 1929. TITTA RUFFO (85) in "Credo" from "Othello." 525 feet. For release September 14. 1929. METRO MOVIETONE REVUE— "Bits of Broadway" (86). For release September 21, 1929. MADAME MARIA KURENKO (87). Numbers: a. "The Jewel Song." from Faust, b. "II Bacio"; c, "The Last Rose of Summer." 840 feet. For release September 28. 1929. KELLER SISTERS AND LYNCH (88). Numbers: a. "How D"Ya Do"; b. "Ka Krazy for Tou": c. "If I Had Tou." 727 feet. For release October 5. 1929. YVETTE RUGEL (89). Numbers: a. "Paradise Lost": b. "Marie": c. "The Parting." 713 feet. For release October 12, 1929. BILTMORE TRIO (90). Number: "Jail Birds." 860 feet. For release October 19, 1929. CLYDE DOERR (91). Saxophone act. Numbers: a. "Saxophone March"; b. "Sunny South": c. "Technicalities"; d. "Bye. Bye. Sweetheart." 795 feet. For release Ootober 26. 1929. TOM WARING (92). Numbers: a. "Glad Rag Doll": b. "Just a Garden"; c. "I'm Marching Home to Tou." 665 feet. For release November 2, 1929. TITTA RUFFO (93). Number: "L'Africaine." 520 feet. For release November 9. 1929. EARL AND BELL (94). Numbers: a. "La Spagnola": b. "Kiss Me Again": c. "Blue Hawaii"; d. "Just a Melody." 700 feet. For release November 16. 1929. DUCI DE KEREKJARTO (95). Numbers: a. "Serenade"; b. "Witches' Dance." 622 feet. For release November 23. 1929. IRVING AARONSON'S COMMANDERS (96). Numbers: a. "She's Nobody's Sweetheart Now"; b. "The Sailor's Sweetheart"; c. "I'll Get By." 696 feet. For release November 30. 1929. JIMMY HUSSEY (97). Number: "Uneasy Street." 841 feet. For release December 7, 1929. ROY EVANS (assisted by Al Belasco) (98). in comedy sketch. Exclusive Columbia artist. 795 feet. For release December 14, 1929. THE REVELLERS (99). Numbers: a. "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover"; b. "Rose of Walkiki"; c. "Breezing Along With the Breeze." 607 feet. For release December 21. 1929. MADAME MARIA KURENKO (100). Numbers: a. "Shadow Song" from "Dinorah": b. "Song of India." 714 feet For release December 28. 1929. WALTER C. KELLY (101), in "The Virginia Judge." 803 feet. For release January 4, 1930. VAN AND SCHENCK (102). Numbers: a. "Everything's Going to Be All Right": b. "Ain't Got Nothin' Now"; o. "St. Louis Blues." 799 feet. For release January 11. 1930. CLYDE DOERR (103). Saxophone act. Numbers: a. "Wedding of the Painted Doll"; b. "If I Had Tou"; c. "Original Music." 572 feet. For release January 18. 1930. BILTMORE TRIO (104) In "College Romeos." 853 feet For release January 26. 1930. Pathe Sound Act Releases AT THE DENTIST'S (0501) George LeMaire and Louis Simon. Scene: Dentist's office. Louis Simon, suffering from a toothache goes to George LeMaire for treatment. For release March 24. 1929. 2 reels. DANCING AROUND: (0502) George LeMaire and Joe Phillips. Scenes: Exterior and cabaret. George LeMaire and Joe Phillips take girls out for big time. Ivan BrunneH's Montrealers play "My Album of Dreams" and Vivienne Johnson sings "Marie." For release April 21, 1929. 2 reels. HER NEW CHAUFFEUR: (0511) Louis Simon. Veree Teasdale, Averill Harris. Veree Teasdale thinks Louis Simon is her new chauffeur, while he thinks Veree is his brideto-be. For release May 19, 1929. 2 reels. WHAT A DAY: (0512) Louis Simon. Kay Mallory. What a picnic he had when he started to take his family on a picnic. For release June 16. 1929. 2 reels. GO EASY. DOCTOR: (0503) George LeMaire. Louis Simon. George LeMaire as the bone-breaker — Louis Simon as the nut — and how! For release July 14. 1929. THE SALESMAN: (0531) Frank T. Davis. Helyn Eby-Roek. Frank T. Davis sells a car to Helyn Eby-Rock. For release July 21. 1929. 2 reels. HARD BOILED HAMPTON: (0513) Harry Holman. Evalyn Knapp, Doris McMahon, Alice Bunn, Andy Jochim. Holman is a hard boiled lawyer with a fast line. For release July 28. 1929. 2 reels. BEACH BABIES: Charles Kemper, Evelyn Knapp, Naomi Casey. Charles Kemper tries to shine in the eyes of Evalyn Knapp while Naomi Casey makes him appear ridiculous. For release August 4, 1929. 2 reels. GARDEN OF EATIN': (0561) James Gleason. Lucille Webster Gleason. The story of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie's beanery that tried to become ritzy — and what happened when I Orchestra plays "Pouring Down Rain." For release August 11. 1929. 2 reels. THE PLUMBERS ARE COMING: (0504) George LeMaire Louis Simon. LeMaire and Simon, two burglars, trying to act like plumbers. For release August 18, 1929. 2 reels. TURKEY FOR TWO: (0532) Frank T. Davis, William Frawley, Noel Francis. Two escaped convicts with a fondness for turkey come to A Westchester inn at Thanksgiving. Jack LeMaire's Golden Rooster Orchestra features "I'll Say She's Pretty." For release August 25. 1929. 2 reels. HAUNTED: (0552) Bob Millikin, Evalyn Knapp. Charles Kemper. Mystery comedy embodying all the thrills of "The Cat and the Canary," "The Gorilla." "The Bat," and others. For release September 1, 1929. 2 reels. SYNCOPATED TRIAL: (0571) Morgan Morly. Lew Seymore. A musical mock trial. Eddie Elkins Orchestra and SOUND ACT RELEASES [Where exact date of release is not stated, the list of acts is compiled in order of release, the most recent release being listed first. Number of release follows name of act.] Ed. Prinz Dancers feature. For release September 8, 1929. 2 reels. BLACK NARCISSUS: (0521) Buck & Bubbles. Wildcat is enmeshed in the wiles of a siren while trying to rescue his pal Demmy from matrimony with another dusky charmer. Southern songs featured. For release September 15. 1929. 2 reels. FANCY THAT: (0541) William Frawley. Earle Dewey. What a party would look like if two hobos suddenly became millionaires. Frawley sings "Dearest One." For release September 22. 1929. 2 reels. END OF THE WORLD: (0553) Alexander Carr. Lorin Raker. Marcia Manning. A wealthy Hebrew, believing the world is about to end, gives his son thousands and his consent to the latter's marriage to an Irish maid. For release September 29. 1929. 2 reels. BIG TIME CHARLIE: (0514) Lew Hearn, Dick Lancaster. Evalyn Knapp. A hick comes to New Tork to make whoopee on New Tear's Eve. Eddie Elkins Orchestra plays in night club sequence. For release October 6. 1929. 2 reels. RKO All-Talking Shorts RCA Shorts THE BURGLAR (0801). Released Aug. 11. 1929. Two Reels. ST. LOUIS BLUES (0802). Released Sept. 8. 1929. Two reels. TWO GUN GINSBURG (0803). Released Oct. 13, 1925. Two reels. Record Breakers THE CAPTAIN OF HIS ROLL (0601). Alberta Vaughn-Al Cooke. Released Sept. 8. 1929. Two reels. AS YOU MIKE IT (0602). Alberta Vaughn-Al Cooke. Released Sept. 22. 1929. Two reels. MEET THE QUINCE (0603). Alberta Vaughn-Al Cooke. Released Oct. 6. 1929. Two reels. LOVE'S LABOR FOUND (0604). Alberta Vaughn-Al Cooke. Released Oct. 20. 1929. Two reels. Mickey McGuires MICKEY'S MIDNIGHT FOLLIES (0701). Mickey McGuire. Released Aug. 18, 1929. Two reels. MICKEY'S SURPRISE (0802). Mickey McGuire. Released Sept. 15. 1929. Two reels. MICKEY'S Mix-up (0703). Mickey McGuire. Released Oct. 13. 1929. Two reels. RCA Novelties HEADWORK (0901). Released Sept. 15. 1929. One reeL GODFREY LUDLOW AND N. B. C. ORCHESTRA (0902). Released Nov. 10. 1929. One reel. RCA Marc Connelly's THE TRAVELER (0907). Released Aug. 18, 1929. Two reels. THE BRIDEGROOM (0908). Released Oct. 13, 1929. Two reels. Universal Sound Version Only THE ROYAL PAIR (A 204), Special, with Rooney Family. Two reels. Released Sept. 30. INCOME TACT (A 102). Special, with Benny Rubin. One reel. Released Sept. 30. Sound and Silent ACE OF SCOTLAND YARD No. 2 (A 2202). Adventure picture. "Cry in the Night." Craufurd Kent. Two reels. Released Oct. 7. WHOSE WIFE (A 4643), Universal comedy. All-star cart. Two reels. Vitaphone Acts HER PRIVATE LIFE: Score (3459-3466). Synchronized score by Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra. Numbers 3459 to 3466 inclusive. Reels 1 to 8. First National-Vitaphone talking production. HEARTS IN EXILE: Trailer (3364). Dolores CosteUo Grant Withers, singing theme song "Like a Breath of Springtime," scenes of hardships suffered by prisoners in Siberia. Warner Bros, and Vitaphone talking picture. GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY: Trailer (3070). Conway Tearle as master of ceremonies, with chorus of 100 Hollywood beauties, plus songs of Winnie Lightner, dancing of Ann Pennington, crooning of Nick Lucas, comedv of Lilyan Tashman. Gertrude Short and Albert Gran. 100 per cent natural color. Warner Bros, and Vitaphone talking picture. IN THE HEADLINES: Trailer (3010). Edmund Breese, as the city editor in a newspaper office, talks things over with Grant Withers, Marian Nixon. Pauline Gardon and Frank Campeau, who appear as reporters. The beginning of a murder mystery is built up and audience left in suspense. Warner Bros, and Vitaphone talking picture. SKIN DEEP: Trailer (2999). John Davidson, as district attorney, introduces cast as inmates of a prison. Cast includes Betty Compson. Alice Day and Davey Lee. To climax act. Monte Blue is shown in the bizarre make-up he uses in the picture. Warner Bros, and Vitaphone talking picture. DAVE APOLLON AND HIS RUSSIAN STARS (875). Scene: Band set. Comedianmusician and recent Broadway star, producing revue for Vitaphone. His "Russian Stars" turn out to be Filipinos in Scotch kilties playing American jazz. Feminine lead, Isabelle Washington, crooning "Mean to Me." Numbers: a. "If I Had Tou"; b. "Louise"; c. "Mean to Me": d. "Boo Boo Blues". GRACE JOHNSTON AND THE INDIANA FIVE (863). Scene: Band set. Radio star and Brunswick artist, solos, while the Indiana Five blow hot and cold, chasing the blues with blues. Also quintet of jazzmaniacs who nave just completed radio, vaudeville and dance palace appearances, playing the "Box Office Melody". Numbers: t. "Bashful Baby": b. "Clarinet Marmalade"; c. "Glad Bag Doll". HURST AND VOGT (807) in "Before the Bar." Scene: Street. Comedians of variety stage. Frank Hurst and Eddie Vogt. JOHN T. MURRAY and VIVIEN OAKLAND (849) In "Satires." Living room. Fast moving satire on mystery plays. Laughing spooks and spooky laughter. Two comedy stars of screen, stage and vaudeville. Number: a. "Excelsior". MEL KLEE (826). Scene: Drawing room. Mel Klee. blackface "prince of wails," in offering of songs and stories. Headlined vaudeville bills from coast to coast. Hauls off the laugh honors with a highly spiced monologue that winds up with a composite imitation of Al Jolson and Ted Lewis. Numbers: a. "Rum Turn"; b. "Maybe Who Knows". MADAME FRANCES ALD A (805). Scene: Drawing room. Diva offers two popular selections, accompanied by Frank LaForge, concert artist. > at the piano. Numbers: a. "The Last nose of Summer" ; b. 'Birth of Morn". ALBERT SPALDING (800). Scene: Drawing room. A foremost American violinist, known for his concert work and phonograph recordings. Numbers: a. "Liebesleid" ; b. "Cavatina". THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS: Trailer (3363). Virginia ValH. Jason Robards and Noah Beery Introduce "The Isle of Lost Ships." A First National-Vitaphone talking production. SO LONG LETTY: Trailer (3090). Charlotte Greenwood sings "My Strongest Weakness Is Tou.' and Grant Withers and Marlon Byron follow with some vo-do-deo-do harmony. A Warner Brothers-Vitaphone talking picture. SAY IT WITH SONGS: Trailer (3068). Al Jolson gives s monologue. A Warner Brothers-Vitaphone talking picture. CARLENA DIAMOND (864). Scene: Drawing room. Carlena Diamond sings, dances and plays the harp, and climaxes her act by doing all three at the same time. Numbers: a. "Tura Lura Lura"; b. "Mighty Lak a Rose"; o. "Doll Dance"; d. "Nola"; e. "Harp Dance." MILLER AND LYLES (862) in "They Know Their Groceries." Scene: Grocery store. Numbers: a. "Shuffle Along"; b. "Rang Tang"; c. "The Great Temptations" and "Running Wild." KRAFT AND LAMONT (847) in "Rarin to Go." Scen»: Ranch. Jack Kraft attempts some rope throwing and Elsie Lamont dances. Numbers: a. "Cowboy": b. "When We Get Together In the Moonlight"; o. "I'm Not a Romeo." FRANCES SHELLEY and THE FOUR ETON BOYS (846). Scene: Drawing Room. Frances Shelley, known In musical comedy and on the radio as "The Girl With the Guitar." does her best vo-do-deo-doing with "If I Were Ton. I'd Fall in Love With Me." The Eton boys assist her to songs, a. "Finding the Long Way Home": b. "If I Wore Tou, I'd Fall in Love With Me"; c. "Am I Blue." EDISON AND GREGORY (845). Scene: Roadway. Edison and Gregory are the college boys who coax tunes from automobile tires, saws, balloons and pumps. They've appeared with Sousa's Band, Paul Whiteman and Ted Lewis. Numbers: a. "Stars and Stripes"; b. "Together": c. "Let a Smile Be Tour Umbrella"; d. "Sweet Adeline." JACK WHITE and HIS CHATEAU MADRID CLUB ENTERTAINERS, (844). Scene: Band Set. Jack White with His Chateau Madrid Orchestra and Jeanne Fayal. Numbers: a. "Am I Blue"; b. "Kansas City Kitty"; o. "Then We Canoe-dle Ooodle"; d. "Senorita." JAMES J. CORBETT & NEIL O'BRIEN (842). Scene: Drawing Room. James J. Corbett, professional of the prize ring. Has been starred in Ziegfeld's "Follies." Winter Garden Revues, musical comedy and vaudeville. GEORGIE PRICE (841) in "Don't Get Nervous." Scene: Vitaphone Studio. Georgie Price of "Artists and Models," "A Night in Paris," "The Song Writer." "A Night In Spain," and Yictor records, in the role of a oamera-sny actor in the screening of a Vitaphone picture in the making. Numbers: a. "Hello Sunshine, Hello"; b. "Sweetheart's Holiday." THE BIG PARADERS (840). Scene: Full stage. Tiny and Jack Waites, Elsie Thiel. Charlotte Conrad, Edna Howard and Ben Wise present a song and dance revue. Numbers: a. "Broken Hearted Blackbird"; b. "Prelude in C Sharp Minor"; o. "Doin" the Raccoon." JUST LIKE A MAN (839). Scene: Kitchen. Husband takes wife's place at home. THE INTERVIEW (838). Three Scenes. Hugh O'Connell. as the veteran reporter, presents the second serio-comlo sketch in the Russell Crouse newspaper series. HARRY ROSENTHAL and HIS BATH AND TENNIS CLUB ORCHESTRA (836). Scene: Band set. Harry Rosenthal, composer. Dare and Belmonte, tango dancers. Ziegfeld beauties. Cornel Smelser. accordionist, and the Bath and Tennis Club Orchestra present songs and dances. Numbers: a. "Was It Love"; b. "Ida": c. "Twelfth Street Rag"; d. "If I Could Get a Break With Tou." BILLY "SWEDE" HALL & CO. (835) in "HILDA," Scene: Hotel Lobby. Billy impersonates a Scandinavian chambermaid. THE OPRY HOUSE (834). Scene: Theatre. Lew Heam, Broadway comedian and featured player in "The Royal Box": Doris Walker, vaudeville and Vitaphone songstress; and The Mound City Blue Blowers, phonograph, radio and musical comedy stars. Numbers: a. "I Ain't Got Nobody"; b. "Let Me Call You Sweetheart"; c. "My Gal Sal." CORA GREEN (825). Scene: Drawing Room. Cora Green singing a. "Brother-In-Law Dan"; b. "Traveln' All Alone": c. "I'll Tell the World." CHARLES C. PETERSON (815). Scene: Club Room. Charles Peterson's magic cue performs billiard miracles. ALBERT SPALDING (797). Scene: Drawing Room. Albert Spalding, violinist, playing a. "Ave Maria"; b. "Waltz in A." FRED ARDATH (786) in "These Dry Days." Scene: Park. Fred Ardath, as a happy vagabond, roaming the highways. SESSUE HAYAKAWA (761-762) In "The Man Who Laughed Last." Five scenes. Sessue Hayakawa In a fast-moving drama of Oriental love and vengeance in "The Man Who Laughed Last", by Edgar Allan Wolf. SMILING IRISH EYES: Trailer (3410). Irish songs. Irish scenes and an Irish Fair. Colleen Moore's first talking appearance. First National Vitaphone talking production. HER PRIVATE LIFE: Trailer (3365). A glimpse of "Her Private Life." BiUie Dove. Walter Pldgeon, Montagu Love. Thelma Todd and Holmes Herbert enacting several thrilling moments from the picture. Outdoor scenes, dramatic sequences, romance and a song number by Walter Pidgeon. First National Vitaphone talking production. DARK STREETS: Trailer (3349). Double exposure picture with Jack Mulhall in two roles, gangster and policeman.