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"IN OLD ARIZONA"
With Warner Baxter, Edmund Lowe and Dorothy Burgess. First 1 00 ~ outdoor talker yet made — did 400^ over normal business at Merrill Theatre. Milwaukee, according to Motion Picture News tabulation — highest percentage in history of business. Raoul Walsh and Irving Cummings production.
9 "THE GHOST TALKS"
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First lOCFc all-talking farce comedy with Helen Twelvetrees and Charles Eaton — jumps into record breaking class at Fox Philadelphia to the tune of S32.00O for week. Lew Seiler production.
"HEARTS IN DIXIE'
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All-talking, all-singing feature of Dixieland with cast of 200 native entertainers — actors, singers, dancers, musical comedy stars and Billbrew Chorus of 60 voices. Now playing Gaiety, New York, twice daily at 52, to record breaking business. Paul Sloane production.
SPEAKEASY"
I New York talks in this lOO^c dialog feature with Paul Page, Lola Larre and Henry B. Walthall. First actual picture of New York life — its sounds reproduced for the first time — thundering subways, glittering White Way. roaring traffic, racing at Belmont Park, fights at Madison Square Garden — photographed on the spot — a trip to New York in itself. Benjamin Stoloff production. Selected for March 9th — Anniversary Week Celebration at Roxy, New York.
£ "THRU DIFFERENT EYES
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lOCv dialog — with Warner Baxter, Mary Duncan and Edmund Lowe. Thrillingly different murder mystery. Trial is presented from three different angles: thru the eyes of the district and defense attorneys and as it actually occurred. John BIystone production.
a "THE VALIANT"
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lOO^c dialog — with Paul Muni, star of the Broadway successes. "We Americans" and "Four Walls" — adapted from the stage play by Holworthy Hall. A hair-raising murder mystery of a condemned man who concealed his identity to save his mother frcm bearing his disgrace. William K. Howard production.
"BEHIND THAT CURTAIN" I
g Watch for the Screen's First Musical Revue
lOOTc dialog — from the Saturday Evening Post story by Earl Derr Biggers. Gripping mystery unraveled by the droll Charlie Chan. Directed by Irving Cummings.
"FOX MOVIETONE FOLLIES"
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A spectacle equal to Broadway s best with Bob Benchley, Lois Moran. Sue Carol, Dorothy Jordan, Lola Lane. David Percy. Sharon Lynn, and David Rollins. Produced by Marcel Silver. Staged by Edward Royce. Music and Lyrics by Dave Stamper. DeSylva. Brown and Henderson, Con Conrad. Sid Mitchell and Archie Gottler.
TALKERS HIT THE BOX OFFICE BULL S EYE