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It was a banquet for salesmen of a Hungarian insurance company -for which he was a solicitor, that started Victor Varconi on the road to a dramatic career which ultimately landed him in the movies.
Vareoni, who plays the title role in “Captain Thunder,” the Warner Bros. and Vitaphone production now at the
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the National Theatre in Budapest. His first experience in motion pictures was in Hungary for the PhoeHe then joined UFA and appeared with Pola Negri in “The Red Peacock.” Upon coming to Hollywood, he ap
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peared in such films as “Triumph,” “The King of Kings,” “The Volga Boatman,” “Feet of Clay,” “The Forbidden Woman,” “Eternal Love,” “The Divine Lady” and others.
He returned to his home town, Kisvarda, in Hungary when talking pictures came into vogue, only to be called back to Hollywood by Warner Brothers for the title role in “Captain Thunder.”
Varconi is five feet eleven inches tall, weighs one hundred and eighty pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes. His favorite sports are riding and tennis. He is married to Nusi Aranyosy.
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FAY WRAY TWICE WED IN Houp THROUGH “CAPTAIN THUNDER”
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“Three men loved her —a bandit—a cattlerustling gringo—and a poor Mexican youth
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DON ALVARADO LAUGHS LAST BECAUSE OF CAPTAIN THUNDER
As poverty-stricken Juan Sebastian, he is kidnapped from his virgin bride-to-be at the altar and a few minutes later is whisked back to find her a widow and willing to marry him according to command of Captain
Thunder, Bandit Extraordinary!
Don Alvarado, who plays the passionate and poverty stricken lover of Fay Wray in “Captain
Thunder,” the Warner Bros. and Vitaphone story of love and adventure in the badlands of Old Mexico in which Victor Varconi has the title role at the Theatre, possesses the ingratiating personality which few can hope to acquire.
Coming from a long line of Spanish and French ancestry. Don Alvarada was born in Albuquerque,
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RARE GEMS WORN BY FAY WRAY IN FILM
Many rare pieces of jewelry from Spain and Old Mexico are worn by Fay Wray in her role in “Captain Thunder,” the Warner Bros. and Vitaphone story of love and adventure in which Victor Varconi plays the title role, now at the Theatre.
The earrings which Miss Wray wears are valued heirlooms of one of the oldest families in’ California, having been brought from Spain when the family took up a land grant on the Pacific Coast. The bracelets worn by the lovely star date much farther back than the gold rush of ’49.
“Captain Thunder” recounts the adventures of an amorous caballero of Old Mexico. The cast includes Charles Judels, Robert Elliott, Don Alvarado, Natalie Moorhead, Bert Roach, Frank Campeau and others. Alan Crosland directed.
New Mexico, November 4, 1904. His mother was Marie Antoinetto Alvarado and his father was Candido Paige.
Entering motion pictures as an extra, Alvarado got his first chance at Warner Brothers studio a few years ago when he was selected from the thousands in a mob scene to do a bit in a picture. From that time on he steadily rose in importance in the film world.
Among the pictures in which he has played recently are “The Bridge of San Luis Rey,” “Loves of Carmen,” “Drums of Love,” “Breakfast at Sunrise,” “Wife Who Wasn't Wanted,” “Pleasure Buyers,” “His Jazz Bride,” “Driftwood” and “The Apache.”
He is five feet eleven inches tall, has black hair and dark brown eyes, and weighs one hundred and sixty pounds.
In “Captain Thunder,” Don A\lvarado portrays a youth of Old Mexico, which he does with added gusto since he was a cow-puncher before becoming a screen actor, The fact that he speaks Spanish fluently, and English with a faint trace of accent, makes him ideal for the role he plays in “Captain Thunder.”
The all star cast of “Captain Thunder” also includes’ Charles Judels, Robert Elliott, Natalie
Moorhead, Bert Roach, Robert Emmett Keane, Frank Campeau and others. Alan Crosland directed.
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When Fay Wray left Hollywood High Scheel to so quickly motion picture star, it almost became a case of “home town gir] makes _ good,” had it not been that her birthplace is Wrayland, Alberta, Canada, that she received part of her education there and in Salt Lake City.
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Under this contract she appeared in such productions as “Street of Sin” opposite Emil Jannings, “The Legion of the Condemned,” “The First Kiss,” “The Texan,” “The Border Legion,” “The Four Feathers,” “Pointed Heels” and others.
She is five feet three inches’ tall, weighs one hundred and fourteen pounds and has light brown hair and blue eyes. Her favorite sport is tennis. In private life Miss Wray is Mrs. John Monk Saunders.
In “Captain Thunder,” she portrays a vivacious Mexican girl, storm centre of the mad loves and adventures of the glamorous bandit.
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