Exhibitors Herald World (Oct-Dec 1930)

20 FILM BUYER SECTION October 18, 1930 960 BROADWAY'S LIKE THAT, with Ruth Etting. She is supported by an excellent cast. 967 BUBBLE PARTY, THE, comedy, three songs. Brings back the Gay Nineties. 3898 BUBBLES, Technicolor flash, with the Vitaphone Kiddies. 999 CAVE CLUB, THE, singing and dancing act with s Broadway cast. 2562 CEBALLOS' REVUE, LARRY, musical revue with the Vitaphone Girls, eight numbers. 2627 CEBALLOS' REVUE, LARRY— ROOF GARDEN REVUE a flash act classic song and dance show. 2693 CEBALLOS' CRYSTAL CAVE REVUE, LARRY, flash. Larry Ceballos is famous for bis exotic and eccentrio aran'gements. 993 CHEER LEADER, THE. a drama with a background of college life, with Tom Douglas. 4124 COLLEGE CAPERS, musical comedy in Technicolor with a star cast. Commencement exercises a Quarter of a century ago and todav. Director. Carl McBride. 1007-08 COLLEGIATE MODEL, THE, with Ona Munson. Musical comedy with a college background. 3740 COMMUNITY KNIGHT, with Bryant Washburn. Helen Jerome Eddy and Charles B. Middleton. A. one reel dramatic playlet. 2288 COMMUNITY SINGING, with Lynn Cowan In five songs. Directed by Bryan Foy. 1094-95 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON, drama of a convict trying to go straight, by Paul Gerard Smith, with Eric Dressier. Lenita Lane and Pat O'Brien. 4167 CONGO JAZZ (Looney Tunes No. 2). Animated song cartoons based on screen song hits. 3753 CONTRARY MARY, with Bobby Watson In a lavish song and dance presentation in Technicolor. 4036 CRY BABY, with Bobby Vemon and Mary Louise Treen. Domestic comedv of a wailing kid. 416! CRYIN' FOR THE CAROLINES, musical novelty. D 3669 DANCE OF THE PAPER DOLLS, with the talented Vitaphone Kiddies. Songs and danoes in Technicolor. 3529 DANGER, romance portrayed in drama with a Broadway cast. 3333 DEAD LINE, THE, a thrilling drama of the underworld. 2234 DEATH SHIP. THE, with Mitchell Lewis, Jason Bobards, screen stars, in a thrilling dramatic playlet. 989 DESERT THRILLS, romance in the desert with captivating singing and dancing. 992 DEVIL'S PARADE, THE. with Sidney Toler. A musical revue set in Hades. 4200 DINING OUT. comedy, with Billy Kent and Alice Lake. 2566 DIXIE DAYS, the negro spirituals of the South are sung by a group of Southern darkies, four songs. 4260 DOCTOR'S WIFE, THE. comedy with Franklin Pangborn, Gertrude Astor, Geneva Mitchell. Biily Gilbert. Director. Del Lord. A philandering chiropractor flirts with a wrestler's wife. 2590 DON'T BE JEALOUS, with Joe E. Brown, musical comedy star, in a one-reel playlet. Directed by Bryan Foy. 3988 DUCKING DUTY, a comedy of doughboy life after the signing of the armistice. With Heinie Conklin and Phil Morgan. 1028 DUEL, THE. comedy starring Lew Fields as a timid Chicagoan who meets with adventure in Paris, with Veree Teasdale. E 1063 EMERGENCY CASE. THE. comedy with Hugh Cameron. Ai Ochs. Loretta Shea. Director, Arthur Hurley. A book agent gets into difficulties posing as a doctor. 4033 ETERNAL TRIANGLE, THE, with Lillian Rich. Wyndham Standing and Armand KaJiz. A humorous satire of love in three countries. 1046 EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME, comedy with James B. Carson. Leo Hoyt. Lucille Lortel. Director, Arthur Hurley. The uniuckiest man in the world gazes into the crystal ball and finds his future a sad past. 1022 EVOLUTION, presenting the development of motion pictures, with scenes from early productions contrasted with up-to-date talkies. 3895-96 EVOLUTION OF THE DANCE, a Technicolor review of the development of the dance through the ages. Lupino Lane finishes the number with a burlesque of Interpretative dancing. 904-05 FAINT HEART, with Bert Lahr. two reel comedy playlet. In the cast is also Bobbe Arnst. 910 FALLEN STAR, THE, with George Rosener, drama. Characterization of a fallen star. 790 FAMILY FORD. THE, comedy of a decayed tin lizzie with Jim Harkins, Mary Dolan and Joe Kavanaugh. 1045 FASHION'S MIRROR, musical revue showing the latest in milady's styles with Barbara Newberry and Jack Thompson. Director, Roy Mack. 1006 FIGHT, THE, with Norman Brokenshlre, famous radio personality. Supported by Hazel Forbes, Ziegfleld beauty. From a Ring Lardner story. 3179-80 FINDERS KEEPERS, with Helen Ferguson, a two reel comcrlv by George Kelly, Pulitzer prize winner. 978 FIND THE WOMAN, with Hugh O'Connell in another comedy role of the souse newspaper reporter. 1051 FIVE MINUTES FROM THE STATION, drama of a husband and a wife with initiative, with Lynne Overman. 3238-39 FLATTERING WORD. THE, with Harrison Ford In a satire of the touring actor. George Kelly wrote the playlet. 985 FOOTNOTES, a dancing and singing novelty with a Broadway musical comedy cast. 1018 FORE, with Wallace Ford. A farce comedy of the husband who next to his golf loved his wife best. 3336 FOR SALE, a comedy with Gregory Ratoff, stage star. 1023 FOWL TRIANGLE, slapstick comedy of a husband experimenting a two-yolk egg. 3190 FRAME. THE. a crook drama with William Boyd, assisted by Charles B. Middleton. 2149 FRENCH LEAVE, a nrnc-mbfrance of the war days with comedy situations and songs. 4149 GATES OF HAPPINESS. musical revue. 3800-01 GETTING A RAISE, the first of the J. P. McAvoy "The Potters" 6erics with Lucien Llttlefleid and Lucille Ward In tho principal roles. 4160 GINSBERG OF NEWBERG, with Eddie Lambert and William Irving. Comedy of real estate business. 4080 GIRLS WE REMEMBER, musical comedy filmed in Technicolor. A quartette sings of the different girls that have entered their lives. 1027 GOING PLACES, with Shaw and Lee. Song and dancing. 2563-64 GIVING IN, Harry Delf, the Broadway comedian, in an engaging playlet directed by Murray Roth. Hedda Hopper is In the cast. 2849-50 GOSSIP, a two reel comedy with Robert Emmett Keane. who is supported by John Miljan, screen star. 1000 GRAND UPROAR, with Jim McWilliams. Burlesque of grand opera. 1057 GROUNDS FOR MURDER, comedy of a wife with a mania for attending the latest murder trials, with Phoebe Foster and Ernest Glendenning. Director, Harold Beaudine. 965 GYM-JAMS, fun and trick Juggling in a gymnasium with Lew Mayor. H 1036 1044 330O 990 10123641' 930 4034 41621075 4229 3824 3897 2235 1034 2660 2248 HARD GUY, THE, drama of an army veteran out of work, with Spencer Tracy and Katherine Alexander. Director, Arthur Hurley. HARMONIZING SONGS, with Josephine Harmon. Two songs. Director. Murray Roth. HEAD OF THE FAMILY, THE, a comedy with Little Billy, vest pocket comedian of the stage. HEAD MAN, THE, Hugh O'Connell in a new comedy, role. He is supported bv Kitty Kelly. 13 HEART BREAKER, THE, with Eddie Foy. Jr. Tworeel musical comedy, with four songs. 42 HELLO BABY, peppy songs and dance by Ann Pennington. 31 HELLO THAR, a two reel comedy of the Yukon with Eddie BuzzelL HER RELATIVES, s slapstick comedy of pesty in-laws with Neely Edwards. 63 HIS BIG AMBITION, a Potters comedy, with Lucien Llttlefleid and Lucille Ward. 6 HIS PUBLIC, comedy with songs, with Joe Morris and Flo Campbell. Director, Harold Beaudine. HOLD ANYTHING, No. 3 of the "Looney Tunes" series of Vitaphone song cartoons with Bosco as a jollv riveter. HOLIDAY IN STORYLAND, a Technicolor song and dance presentation with the talented Vitaphone Kiddies. HOLLAND, a Technicolor musical number with a picturesque Dutch setting. HOLLYWOOD BOUND, a satire on male beauty contest starring Gladys Brockwell with James Bradbury, Neely Edwards and others. HORSE SENSE, novelty flash, with Bob Roebuck and Sporting Life, his trick horse. Director, Murray Roth. HOW'S YOUR STOCK? a story of the pitfalls of Wall St. as told by the ticket tape with Eugene Palette, Mary Doran. Charles Sellon and others. HUNT, THE, a program of hunting songs offered by Vernon Richard, Duncan Sisters and the Frolickers Quartet. 907 ILLUSIONS, with Fred Keating, magician in some of his trick offerings. 4097-98 ILL WIND, AN, or NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER, burlesque on the oldtime "mellers." 938 IMAGINE MY EMBARRASSMENT, a comedy attraction with Ann Codee and Frank Orth. 2117 IN A BLACKSMITH SHOP, a sextette of soloists featuring J. Delos Jewkes. Directed by Bryan Foy and accompanied by the Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra. "The Anvil Chorus" and the "Armour's" song from "Robin Hood" are included. 2142 IN A MONSTERY CELLAR, a monastery quartet with bass singer in a picturesque presentation of monastery life, with five songs. 2277 IN THE MINES. Vernon Rickard and the Black Diamond Four in "A Few Minutes in the Mines," with seven songs. 8899 JAPANESE BOWL, THE, a tender romance of old Japan told in enchanting love songs. Filmed in Technicolor. 1061 JAY WALKER, THE. comedy by H. I. Phillips, with Chester Clute. Director, Roy Mack. A burlesque on Grover Whalen's edict against jay walkers. 8760 JAZZ REHEARSAL, THE, a snappy singing and dancing rehearsal in Technicolor. K 963-64 KEEPING COMPANY, with Eddie Buzzell. A comedy of a pet girl and a pet dog. 2133 LASH, THE, Hal Crane stars in his own dramatlo playlet which has been one of vaudeville's biggest hits. William Davidson and Richard Tucker are in the cast. 2368 LEAD. KINDLY LIGHT, human and moving playlet by Jack Lait starring Irene Rich. 4270-71 LEGACY. THE, musical revue starring Betty Comp ton with John Hundley and Jack White. Director, Carl McBride. 2259 LEMON, THE, Hugh Herbert and Walter Keems are featured In this playlet of a man who buys a cigar store from an unscrupulous salesman. 1059 LET'S MERGE, comedy with Doree Leslie and Stanley Ridges. Director. Roy Mack. Burlesque on tho modern trend of corporation mergers. 934 LETTER BOX, THE, with little Sybil Leo In a comedy of a little girl who wins the blessing of her grouchy grandfather for the runaway marriage of her parents. 3825 LETTERS, a comedy presenting the question of life against secretary with Pauline Garon. 919 LITTLE MISS EVERYBODY, Impersonations of stars with Zelda Santley offering six vocal selections. 968 LOBO, DOG OF DOGS. Clarence Moore offers his clever canine who Is featured with Horace Heldt and Ills Callfornlans. 3931 LONELY GIGOLO, with IjOttl Loder in a Technicolor presentation In song and dance. 1064 LOST AND FOUND, comedy with William Demarest and Lillian Bond. Director. Arthur Hurley. Romance in a "lost and found" bureau. 914 LOW DOWN, "a bird's eye view of Harlem." Well known negro entertainers In a song and dance number. 1035 LUCKY BREAK. THE, with Harry Fox. A comedy of the unlucky Inventor of an unbreakable mirror. 2284 LUCKY IN LOVE, starring Clyde Cook, film star. Written by Hugh Herbert and directed by Murray Roth. Cast of ten. M 933 3680 2233 1055 1001 969 1021 3759 923 3278 3375 2237 3831 961 3681 1004 3413 MADCAP MUSICIAN, Herschel Henlere presents his one-man band in a novelty comedy act. MAID'S NIGHT OUT, with Bobby Watson in a snappy domestic comedy. MAN OF PEACE, A, starring Hobart Bosworth. dean of cinema actors. Dramatic playlet of a Quiet man who becomes Involved in a feud. 6 MANY HAPPY RETURNS, drama of the modern American family with Walter Connolly, Madge Evans and Ferdinand Gottschalk. Director. Arthur Hurley. MARRIED, comedy with novel situations. MASTER SWEEPER. THE, with Chester Conklin, screen star. In a satirical comedy. MATINEE IDLE, with Henry Hull and James Dale. A sophisticated comedy of the idle matinee idol. MATTER OF ETHICS, A, Vivien Oakland and a large supporting cast in a drama of the unfaithful wife and her vengeful doctor husband. MIDNIGHT LODGE. THE, with Miller and Lyles. colored comics, in a fun offering. MILITARY POST, THE, with Roberto Guzman. Mexican tenor. In a picturesque offering of songs. Filmed in Technicolor. MINSTREL DAYS, a colored cast In soncs, dances, and gags. MISS INFORMATION. Lois Wilson and Edward Everett Horton in a dramatic playlet by Hugh Herbert. MODERN BUSINESS, musical comedy of ultra-modern sales psychology filmed in Technicolor. Director, Roy Mack. MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, with Homer Mason and Marguerite Keeler in a humorous skit. ■82 MORE SINNED AGAINST THAN USUAL, a burlesque on the old time mellers with Charlotte Men-lam, Charles B. Middleton and Theodore Lorch. MR. INTRUDER, comedy of an editor in search of a story from real life, with Otto Kniger, Veree Teasdale. Alan Brooks. Director, Arthur Hurley. MUSIC RACKET, THE, with Lee Morse, the "Southern Aristocrat of Song," in two songs. MUSIC SHOP, THE, a humorous musical offering with Dick Henderson. N 1014 NAGGER. THE. with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norworth. Bedroom farce. 3761 NAUGHTY, BUT NICE, Georges Carpentier, prize fighter, in a song and dance offering with a bevy of girls, 3686 NEW RACKET, THE, crook drama with Gardner James. James Bradbury. Jr., Irene Homer and others. 3778 NIAGARA FALLS, a human interest drama with Bryant Washburn and Helen Jerome Eddy. 2102 NIGHT AT COFFEE DAN'S. A, William Demarest la featured as master of ceremonies. 2138 NIGHT COURT, THE, William Demarest as a lawyer bringa a Night Club gang to night court. 1072-3 NIGHTINGALE. THE. drama with songs with Vivi enne Osborne. Lysle Talbot and Pat O'Brien. 987 NILE GREEN, a comedy tour of Egypt with Helen Broderick of "Fifty Million Frenchmen." 776 NINETY-NINTH AMENDMENT, THE, a comedy of Charles Richmond, Veree Tesdale and Hugh O'Connell. 986 NO-ACCOUNT, THE, a drama of a lad who steals for his sweetheart, with Russell Hardie and Josephine Hutchinson. 4093 NO QUESTIONS ASKED, with Little Billy. Comedy featuring midget. 2169 NO N -SUPPORT, a one act playlet written and played by the screen star. Burr Mcintosh. A drama of divorce. o 1002 OFFICE STEPS, an ultra-modern office with singing and dancing typists and bosses. 4169 OLD SEIDELBERG. entertainment set in a German beer garden. Two songs. 946 OH SARAH, Jack McLallen and Sarah In an offering of songs and wisecracks. 3880 ONLY THE GIRL, a technicolor musical presentation contrasting love in the old fashioned way with the modern Jazz love. 2275 ON THE AIR, comedy In a broadcasting station with Hugh Herbert as a comedy chief of police. 952 ON THE RANCHO. Will and Gladys Ahem, rope-dancers, singers and comedians, in a humorous offering. 947 OPERATION, THE, Edgar Bergen, ventriloquist. In a comedy sketch with his dummy. 4099-4100 OUT FOR GAME (Potters No. 6). with Lucien Littlefleld. Sixth of the J. P. McEvoy's newspaper stories. 2287 OVERTONES, a dramatic playlet of characters as they are and as they would appear to others. Ursula Faucit. stage actress has the feature role. 2290 PAPA'S VACATION, riotous comedy by Hugh Herbert and Murray Roth with William Demarest as a lettercarrier on his vacation. 2517-18 PREDICTION, THE, comedy of a man whose life is changed by the telling of his fortune. Hugh Herbert is featured. 982 PAULO, PAQUITA AND CHIQUITA, in romantic tunes of Spain and Mexico, songs and dances. 3793 PAY OFF, THE, with Henry B. WalthaU. dramatlo playlet on the lives of ex-convicts. 3781 PEOPLE VERSUS, THE. with Pat O'Malley and Frank Campeau. Drama. 951 PERFECT UNDERSTANDING. A, with Joe May and Dorothy Oaks, song and dance. 3674-75 POOR AUBREY, with Franklin Pangborn, a comedy playlet from the pen of George Kelly. 1010 POOR FISH. THE, comedy playlet with Hobart Cavan augh, Stanley Ridges and others. 3687 POOR LITTLE BUTTERFLY, a technicolor flash with songs and dances.