Publix Opinion (Jul 20, 1929)

i 1} 3% | | i a3 Seren setrscsnnnenssaseeee eaerseccnanenesssesene reessnee sranaiautiauenyeeysiyeuts ausahansaanarenienese ts srensensee u H i + aeeeeransetntrresasessnnasenessscein tions icyosrecesesersererrinreeeretosereesers sdesseneste : Setemeenesen tssseeeeney errereent a nn anararscensncsnannseeens sveveeerere” moeeasrasenenee eer cissreceranrannesnansnaneet searernrereas tree TesT eases ssanocoet PUBLIX GET IN OMAHA ’ sa ay Life” Burlesque Two modern theatres, with a| hg ane as for ve combined seating capacity of over/* first time on the Kolster 3200, have been annexed to the/ 2 Hour over the entire Colum Publix chain as a result of the bia network. The will contract signed last week with the/* be sung by a and — World Realty Co., whereby Publix|{ an am be ° takes over the operation of the} ; “World” and “Sun” Theatres, in| * Omaha, Neb. : U The “World” is a de luxe theatre of the most modern type with a seating capacity of 2200. It is equipped with the most recent re-} finements of theatre science both|* in regard to sound presentations! and other mechanical’ features of a modern theatre. It is located re at the corner of 15th and Douglas! * at Sts., which, as all who are familiar about the broadcastwith the town know, is right in the’, ing of these songs Wednesheart.of the business section. day a news story The “Sun” although a smaller): i : : theatre than the ‘“‘World,” seating|. “The — of (name of approximately 1,000 people, is also} $¢ town) enjoy the first a finely equipped modern theatre. fruits of Paramount's purIt, too, is situated in the downchase of one-half interest in town business district, at Farn-|~ the Columbia Broadcasting ham St. chain on Wednesday night Harry L. Goldberg, treasurer, when the two hit-songs of and I. B. Zimman, one of the di-| { Paramount’s super-hit,”’ The rectors of the World Realty Co. Dance of Life,” soon to ap represented that firm in the transaction. Edward M. James of the Publix Legal Department handled 3 ay ef8] the deal. station) as a part of the tionwide hook-up of CENTURY RE-OPENS Columbia Broadcastiig After a complete renovation, the Century Theatre, Buffalo, will rePARAMOUNT open Friday, July 26th with Sept. dst! “COCOANUTS.” On this date, to get in the Friday openings will become effective at this theatre. starting September lst. THE NEW Hollywood united! Stage and Screen are one! changing times have seen oothing so miraculous as the fasion of all forms of smusement—eecreen. stage, music, radio—inte one. C. Now, im the talking, singing motion picture you get all that the screen has ever given you—and the living voices of the stare themselves. You get al) that the stage has ever offered you—and scenes and action not possible without the far reaching eye of the camera. @, It's a New Show World and all the arts and sciences are enriching the screen. It's @ New Show World; a famous name is leading it! , Paramount—with eighteen years of quality leadership. Paramount with mighty resources. Paramount with the largeat and choicest array of talent from all the amusement fielde, Paramount. the greatest name in motion pictures, uow presente ‘its greatest entertainmente—the Super Shows of the New Show World. See and hear them all! “If it's a Paramount picture it’s the best show in town.” FAMeSOent CAB EUS Laser cone Pere syeOn Fees vee WHAT TRAILER COPY! This page ad from the Saturday Evening Post is a rich mine of well worded facts that can easily be converted into trailer copy that will effectively sell your public the idea that something BIG, EXTRAORDINARY and EPOCH-MAKING in entertainment will be at their disposal shortly during the coming “PARAMOUNT MONTH” Joly 3,099 SUPER-SHOWS of the NEW SHOW WoRLD PICTURE SONG PARAMOUNT ! i Say It With Song, Hungarian Rhapsody Marika , Mei Ly ‘ River Rom: dy Love (originally ti‘ . send i ey Rosy He Comes Home x ‘ : To Me). | [ Why Bring Shoo Bogey Boo of Women eo Det Know What I'm Doing? | Wonder ‘agabond Song of the Vagabonds i we Only a Rose | andi aeerael ial Love For Sale . azed Some Day | Sunny Side Up Hugette Waltz Love Me Tonight PATHE Love Is a For the L SONGS Lucky in Love Crooning Melodies U8-7 (Giersdorf Sisters) Two Little Chinese Mai Duties Cheng & Hateu Keine) A8-1 Blues Songs (Ruth Etting) A8-2 Favorite Melodies*(Ruth Etting) A8-4 The y Dame C8-1 Boyhood Days (Borah Minevitch) U8-5 Now and Then AAB-4 Book Igovers (Joseph Santley and Ivy Sawyer) A8-11 High Hat (Alice Boulden) A8-13 It to Him A8-9 jp moyen Tito Schipa AS-15 Schubert's Masterpiece Fs-4 Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony F8-5 Lillian Roth AS-12 The Smith Brothers of Song AB-14 Dear Teacher S19 Melting Pot 845 Frank Crumit 727 Stella Mayhew 728 Mal Hallett 729 The Four Synco-Pets 731 Sammy Cohen 2800 Born & Lawrence 2920 Release Songs WARNER BROTHERS’ VITAPHONE | Hurdy Gurdy Dreamer ife O’'You and Me IN SOUND PARAMOUNT Here’s That Party Now in Person Hungry Women High Up on a Hilltop Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Collegiana Glorianna Blue’ Skies My Baby's Blue Ten Little Miles from Town High Up on a Hilltop I Just Roll Along Chinese Lullaby Roses of Yesterday My Baby Don’t Mean Maybe Now That's Him Now My Mother's Eves Melancholy Mamma Deep River Love's Old Sweet Melody Special Sengs Easy Come, Easy Go The One That I Love Lowes Me Spell of the Bloes Annabelle Lee Elisir D'Amore Martha Princesita Chi Se Ne Seordi Chiu. I Shall Return Classical Music Classical Muate Watch My Baby W Barnum's Circus I Was Not So Particular Yea She Do Down Among the Sugar Cane alk Good Little, Bad Littl You Some of These Days My Caravan 5 i ore ae Mediey Santa Lucia Madelon Kankagen Lisginka E) Parasita Mop Song Waiting for the Evenin’ Mail Sweet Sue, Just You Tiger Rag The Song of the Prune I Miss You Lise Little Annie R In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree A Bird in a Gilded Cage Bedelia She Was Happy Till She Met ¥ The Preacher and the Bear bs SELSSE Comfort Judgment Day Feet Doin’ the Raccoon Tin Pan Parade Bugle Call Yankee Doodle Harvardiana Come Let's Take a Stroll We Love the College Girls Indian Dawn Ftd +r Nights weet Mystery of Life The Fortune Teller T'll Never Ask for More Me and Sleep My Shadow My Mammy Dear Old Girt Humoresque