The Squall (Warner Bros.) (1929)

) . . 4 ; You can use any illustration and | a ie ~~ +B oe | almost every story in this entire ) press sheet for your silent show -_ , : ) 2 _ ing with slight changes. — ; —— S418 Biography of Biography of Biography of CARROL NYE ALICE JOYCE Carroll Nye, the juvenile actor RICHARD TUCKER Alice Joyce, who plays the role | who plays the role of Paul in the Richard Tucker, well known leadof the mother in “The Squall,” the | First National-Vitaphone feature,|ing man and character actor, who First National Vitaphone talking | “The Squall,” which is attracting | plays the all-important role of the a tee Cea to aac large crowds to the ............. father in “The Squall,” the’ sensage ET Theatre this week, is a California | tional screen version of the stage wilt oyon Theatre next ........., W@8 | educated and trained actor. He was play which a famous beauty before her entry |born in Canton, Ohio, and while comes to the into pictures. still an infant his parents: brought| ,.<~ See Theatre From an ar-|bim to Southern California where a ee we he was educated at Covina High tist’s model to | school and the University of Calia motion pilc-| fornia at Los Angeles. = ture star After leaving college Nye entered might well be | into newspaper work, appearing occasionally on the legitimate stage. His longest stage engagement was in the juvenile role in “White Collife, for such | Jars” which ran for two years in was her case.| Los Angeles. He made his motion Motion piepicture debut three years ago and sebe aiteeeate since then has climbed steadily up " the cinema ladder. He has appeared tregoers a8 saw her raré| in numerous Warner Brothers picthe leading type of beauty tures and recently made his first Richard Tucker in man of the _several years | Vitaphone subject, his voice regis“The Squall” American began his dramatie % career in ’ gtock comthe caption of panies, and a story of her for several years was an idal of Phila delphia theaPrepare for your biggest surprise thrill. Nubi, human hurricane of passion will sweep you off your feet. Face of an angel, soul of a devil, this supervampire held all Broadway in her charms for a year in one of the most sensational of all film romances. No advance in ee ea ago and con| tering perfectly. Cut No. 12 theatre stock Cut 25c. Mat sc. sequently ofcompany. Cut No. 13 Biography of Cut 25¢. Mat 5c. fered her imh brilliant eer MYRNA LOY Tucker Selene. en portant screen Mirna” L ge : both on the stage and in pictures, roles, the result being that in a short hey haigea il DS ae ia perks and the advent of the ee ee time she was starred in her own . tures found him in great deman a ‘ i i plays. the seductive role of because of his excellent stage and right. Nubi, the syPsy girl in the First | voice training. National Vitaphone production of As Alice Joyce’s husband in the Alice Joyce was born in Kansas “The ll,’ whick to the A : . City, Mo. and played her first part . arg iia ag ax xe Sok story of a passionate and unbridled prices. in a one-reel picture “The Engineer’s eeinmneneing gypsy girl, Tucker has one of the 1 OS i ae Sweetheart.” The old Kalem com-| © = ~~ Mise ley strongest roles of histrionic life. pas by Pda Se ver In addition to Tucker and Miss Joyce the cast includes such favorites as Zasu Pitts, Loretta Young, Myrna Loy as the gypsy giz}, Nubi, Nicholas Soussanin, Knute Erickson, George MHackathorne, Caroll Nye and others. pany made this little feature and George Melford, a well-known director of today, was leading man. REMOTE GN Miss Joyce’s most recent hit was as ted ne the the mother in “The Noose,” the sen, Westlake sational underworld story starring Shs ol fer Richard Barthelmess. In “The tn Baw Squall” she is given another marEAngeles, and Jelous role as the woman whose husstudied dancband and son and servant are almost ing under Biography of ruined by a wandering gypsy girl Rak ho oat. who chances into their peaceful Denis. A well LAGU PITT was born in Helena, Mon Cut No 7. Cut 65¢. Mat rsc. ALICE JOYCE—RICHARD TUCKER MYRNA LOY — LORETTA YOUNG home. known photo; i . Z Pitts, who plays the role of ee Although Miss Joyce earned her Myrna, Loy grapherlsps eens ne ra als, Squall,” ZASU P ITTS CARROLL NYE . x as ubi ice Seis > ota in “The Squall” recommended | the daring First National picture Directed by Presented by 2 Cut No zo. her to Mrs. | which ea to tin... a eas . works i gn a ss bi obs a Cut 250. Mat sl: Rudolph ValCee on eo. was born in ree Korda Richard A. Rowland wore PNT er eer vices entino who Parsons, Kanwere in great demand by Hollywood | gave her a featured role in “What A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE sas. She was educated at Santa Cruz, California, and began her secreen producers because her voice fits | Price Beauty?”’. She then secured well with her exceptional person| g leading role in “Pretty Ladies,” ality. after which Warner Brothers signed her on a long term contract. Myrna Loy is a combination of several un Biography of 3 pew ee hae of eareer in ate Biography of : Biography of LORETTA YOUNG inches tall and weighs under 105 vite ago, |NICHOLAS SOUSSANIN | GEO. HACKATHORNE Miss Pitts| Nicholas Soussanin, who plays the is best known |Tole of the fiery gypsy leader in “The Squall,” the First National| character actor who created a sensa ‘ pounds. Her latest screen appearLoretta Young, featured First | ances were in “State Street Sadie,” National-Vitaphone player who plays |«tye Midnight Taxi” and “The George Hackathorne, the young for her work ee kee lead in “The Squall,” | Desert Song.” in unusual| Vitaphone feature which comes to/tion until his illness took him off Tat? napa te eta cai sierra aN ee 2 AS cecee it ae Pog Dealer ecwa hair a eRe tS OO acest Biography of Zasu Pitts in ee as nea picture | the role of Niki in “The Squall,” “The Squall” will be re-| work and liked it so well that he motion picKNUTE ERICKSON Cut No. 11 membered in|has, ever since, remained in it, | the new First National picture which ture actresses| Knute Erickson, who plays the Cut 25c. Mat 5c. several von| Today he is rated one of the best|comes to the ............ Theatre in Hollywood. | role of Uncle Dani in “The Squall,” | stroheim features. She is five feet | Character actors in America and has |,, She was born| the First National picture coming|.ix inches in height and weighs|®Ppeared in several First National; = = = = = in Salt Lake|to the ...... Theatre: next... »|115 pounds. She has light blue aoe features. Hackathorne was born in PenCity and came | is a veteran stage actor counting |pyown hair and a light BieBloxion. Soussanin was a member of the |dleton, Ore., and received his educa© to Hollywood |thirty years upon the American classic Moscow Art Theatre. The|tion there. He first went upon the ’ when she was| stage as his experience. Sa Soviet government, however, took |stage as a child actor and has apfour years Erickson, who is white-haired and x a hand in his personal affairs and | peared in vaudeville as a singer. old. She was | selene ahont. 220 pounds, ama nor Biography of compelled him to appear in a propa-| On the stage he is best remembered educated in|in Oskwhan, Iowa, and atthe age o ganda motion picture. The experi-|for his work in “The Devils Ramona con-| sixteen entered upon a stage career HARRY CORDING ence was so delightful for the sete | Auction,” and “The Girl I Left Bevent. in the local stock company, from Harry Cording, the character actor |and he saw such great possibilities} hind Me.” He is five feet seven When = she where he graduated into stock com-|who plays the role of Peter, the|in the future of the screen that he |inches in height and weighs about was four,/ panies in larger cities until finally | servant in “The Squall,” the sensa| decided to devote his entire time to | 130 pounds. He has dark brown dir Layette Pho in Loretta/|he found himself playing character tional new First National picture | the cinema. jand brown eyes. Cut No. 14 Young played | leads in New York productions. éoming to toe... 3 Theatre on Cut 25c. Mat 5c. her first| For the past five years he has|....... has covered nearly every screen role with Fanny Ward and | been doing screen work and has | phase of theatrical life in his twenty | others. « Daneing has always been |Settled in Hollywood where he is in| years before the public as an enter| her hobby and she received excel-|constant demand. He ‘was recently | tainer. | lent training from Ernest Belcher seen in support of Richard Barthel-| Cording was born in Milwaukee, and Ruth St. Denis. She is five| mess in “Scarlet Seas.” In “The / Wise., and at an early age found feet three inches in height and | Squall” he has one of the best roles | his forte to be the theatre. He venweighs something under a hundred | of his screen career. [tured into a stock company and pounds. | thence to vaudeville where he did Miss Young has recently appeared ween | a monologue and later played imin “The Whip Woman” and “The (eee | portant parts in one-act sketches. Head Man,” and was seen as the ne Several years ago: he drifted to ingenue in support of Richard BarSouthern California with a dramatic thelmess in “Searlet Seas.” troupe and became interested in In “The Squall” Miss Young plays Nae ee Pe | motion pictures. He has played imthe important role of Irma, and is ‘A First National Picture portant roles in many pictures and a member of an excellent all-star : his present one in “The Squall” is east. Cut No. 22. Cut 35c. Mat roc. considered his best work to date. Cut No. 20. Cut 65c. Mat rsc. Page Five