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OH YEAH! Pathe
A comedy of railroad life in the Middle West which features the ever amusing Zasu Pitts, James Gleason and Robert Armstrong.
TALKOGRAPH No. 11— Travel Review. Code YEAH VA Hours Rental $10
AN OLD SPANISH CUSTOM Independent
Buster Keaton, the master funmaker of the screen, in a bright new comedy. As a wealthy Americano, he steps ashore in a Spanish port from his yacht — he is greeted enthusiastically by the natives, but especially in the luxurious night club run by Gonzales, who sees a rich source of profit in Leander Proudfoot.
Lupita, the beauty of the place, devotes herself so successfully to entertaining Leander — Gonzales grows madly jealous. Can you imagine Buster as a troubador of the night, strumming the light guitar! He becomes involved in a series of mad adventures in his amorous pursuit of Lupita — but he emerges victoriously from all his scraps and rides off triumphantly to his yacht with his sweetheart.
CAMPUS FAVORITES— Sport Novelty.
DINKY DOODLE AND RED RIDINGHOOD—
Cartoon.
LAND OF ISLAM— Travelogue. Code SPANISH ly^ Hours Rental $15
PARADISE VALLEY Imperial
"Wings" Bonners, a radio crooner, develops a dread disease called "over-conceit" — he loses his place on the radio program because he only appears for his broadcast when the notion strikes him. The crooner believing that if he left town his sponsors would realize their great loss and recall him.
So "Wings" heads for the great West — and when he arrives in the cattle country, "Paradise Valley" — he walks right into a lot of trouble. The ranchers are looking for a desperado who has been killing their sheep — "Wings" being a stranger and unknown to the ranchers, their suspicions immediately center on him. The radio star is even accused of murder — he is on the point of being lynched — but of all strange Westerns his ability to sing at the crucial moment saves him from the noose.
The men of the posse are none other than the famous Beverly Hill Billies — and "Wings" having had enough of adventure takes the posse back to New York with him where he and "his singers of the sage" become the new radio sensation.
Sufficient shorts will be added to complete the program.
Code PARADISE VA Hours Rental $15
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