Catalogue Listing 35mm and 16mm Motion Pictures Silent and Sound-on-Film (1933)

16mm Sound-On-Film Talking Pictures FEATURES 1. Red Haired Alibi — 8 reels. A small town girl's position as Secretary to a gentleman stranger, unknown to her a racketeer. She realizes that she is only another "alibi." Real romance comes, and she marries the Town's leading citizen, and assumes the duties of "mother"' to the famous Shirley Temple. Caste : Shirley Temple, Myrna Kennedy, Grant Withers, Purnell Pratt, Arthur Hoyt, Theodore von Eltz, Fred Kelsey, Huntly Gordon, John Vosburg. 2. Exposure— 7 reels. Doris Corbin tries to hold on to her small newspaper, which the owner of the largest newspaper is forcing to the wall. She enlists the services of a brilliant, but somewhat erratic reporter, who pulls her paper out of the slump by exposing some of the town's juciest scandals. In time, Doris convinces this chap to make the paper a great success without the scandal. A fine story, with comedy relief. Stars Lila Lee, Tully Marshall, Arthur Byron, and a cunning office boy. 3. The Phantom Express— 7 reels. A thrilling story of railroads and engineers that will keep the audience spellbound until the gripping climax. Racing moguls of the rails, collisions, washouts, bridges out, floods, landslides — before the mystery of the "phantom" express is cleared up. Stars Wtn. Collier, Jr., Hobart Bosworth, Sally Blane, Eddie Phillips, Lina Basquette, and J. Farrel MacDonald in his finest drama. 4. Via Pony Express — 6 reels. Jack Ho-xie and the wonder horse. Dynamite. Packed with action. The story concerns the seizing of the original Spanish land grants by the Government. The hero is a pony express rider who enters accidentally into a plot to abduct the heroine. By means of a clever ruse, he thwarts the evil doers and saves the heroine. Fine riding and clever settings make this a very enjoyable story. 5. Hearts of Humanity — 7 reels. A gripping drama of Young America in the slums of a great city. Stars Jean Hersholt, Jackie Searle. Claudia Dell, Charles Delaney, J. Farrell MacDonald. Lucille La Verne. John Vosburg. Dick Wallace. Pathos and humor, and a gi"eat story make it outstanding. 6. Laughing at Life — 7 reels. Stars ^'ictor MacLaglen. the "glorified soldier of fortune' and an all star cast including Lois Wilson, Regis Toomey, William Boyd. Ruth Hall. Noah Beery, Frank Darro, Pat O'Malley, Tully Marshall, Big Boy Williams, Henry Walthall, Edmund Breeze, Otis Harlin, Dewey Robinson, 7. Skyway — 7 reels, A blazing drama of a born adventurer in the highways and skyways of life — the story of a high flyer with a high temper, who got what he wanted by fighting for it-— and he wanted plenty. Starring Ray Walker and Kathryn Crawford. 8. Shriek In The Night — 8 reel thriller. Ginger Rogers in her greatest picture of thrills and mystery galore, 9. The Sphinx — 7 reels. A combination of spine-tingling, hair raising and mystifying incidents, lead up to a climax, forming the basis of a thriller which is very unusual. The well known star, Lionel Atwill is supported by Sheila Terry, Paul Hurst, Louis Alverni and Wilfred Lucas. 10. The Police Call — 6 reels. Features Myrna Kennedy, Nick Stuart, Mary Carr, Robert Ellis. Adventures of a boxing champion in the ring, and on an archeological expedition in Central America. n. The 13th Guest — 7 reels. Story based on Armitage Trails' sensational novel, A baffling mystery story ot sinister forces and the gaunt spectre at midnight, in a home of strange and startling happenings. Stars Ginger Rogers and Lyle Talbot, supported by J, Farrell MacDonald, Paul Hurst and Frances Rich, 12. The Phantom Broadcast — 8 reels. An ultra-modern drama of radio^and, rich in comedy and romance, A modern version of "Laugh Clown Laugh," Realistic and graphic story of a great radio artist who is doomed because of his physical short-comings, Ralph Forbes, stage and screen star, Vivienne Osborne, Gail Patrick and Big Boy Williams head a brilliant cast, 1