Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 70

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER ZO FORT WORTI1 STAR-TELEGRAM AND SUNDAY RECORD TEN 11 it £1 I w-T on Theater Menu or Week -117ar Thrills" hove Stories and Legitimate Stage 4 i I NIIEEL m51111 0 lif 1: Ai i i 111 A I ER CALENDAR 1 ') 0'4'T'S II 5 4 'S-1-111EET ANGEL' dL 5 'Motion Pictures i Angel" vOth 0 0V40Ali4Vi46- Maj AEIIIIIL THEAIT 0 II 1 t-- r- i(-- 7- 4' 4 -A--- sft -0')--N-1 -k-44- i 7---: 0( IN CH00111 FILM 41- 4k- Q-A s4 I tT: I rell 5 tone stecitreev 3-tsodtahlr )ou l'r i- 11 wai tyhn nor zlzeirdlesmoklaier- to m-cil--- I -1 4- 1 ts! ''4? i III RIIIIJESTIC 4 64z A iaiellitirounil Clara I 1 411: et t444'rn'40 ''s -1 it $-st- 9--4: '4 i '4404 of 4' se- es 4 7z I -It- 1: 6e 4 i ::::1411211111101 'b-41 1 AT WORTH I Worth "Wings ston and Clary AT PALACE 'V Ar' ''Z''' 4 A 4 7 nt s- l's ridav I II sYn- 1 I tit71 A ''40- s-- A 1: A-4-4- 4- IS 11F11111-11111 zryds thkrroleun: Charle: I OIS 'STREET ANGEL' AT RIIIIJESTIC Is BEAUTIFUL THEATER CALENDAR F()I 11 VEJK Motion Pictures I Angel" with Janet Gaynor and Charles Fart refl NVith synchronized Movie-tone score Plays through Frit day (Reviewed today) Worth "Wings" with synI chronized score featuring Clara Bow Richard Arlen Charles Rogers Johyna Ralston and Gary 0 Coiper Plays through Friday for Week MGR -M'1111011 IN CROOK FILM AT PALACE LAI rt --J3 Ar'1 'k J- -t 4 N' I rM14) 4IL -7- -1 i'1 sk: if I 'Ikli4t' z-! 74 or 4- 77- I 31- -P 4 '4-'t --77-7---i 7 'f7 s4 L'-) -0 Q--kt' r' -'''''7' -s Cr 4 s': 45-: 1) -z1F: 042 i 4 9 A i I V4-'' it: s'7i '1: 7 11 I 7'''''''7-'''-e 41E7 14'' t-t' 4 4 4: 2 4" I 4 if'A- -41 71--' 1 -i LOVES-10111 I (Reviewed to(lay) I in the Fog" I Vitaphone talking production with May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel Plays through Wednesday Beginning Thumiay for three days "Just Married' with Ruth Taylor and James Hall Capitol Rod La Roque in "Hold d'Em Yale" Plays through Tuesday Beginning Weddnesday for three (lays Esther Ralston in "Half a Bride" I of the Golden West" with Mary Astor and Gil-I bert Roland Plays through Tues day Beginning Wednesday for two days rola Negri in "The Secret Hour" Variety 0 Coughlin in "The Rest Cure" headlining three acts of Interstate-KeithOr pheum -audeville Plays through Friday (Reviewed tot day) Legitimate Civic "Little Miss Billet beard" by the Civic Repertory Company players Curtain at Monday and nIghtly through Saturday Matinees on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nt BROWN St HI-TAKER IN LAUGH OR TWO" ON THE VITPHONEZAT THE PALACE RUTH TAYLOR AND JAMES RAIL IN "Jusr MARRIED" AT THE- PA LAC E---- FLS DAV CH A (5 ucloy) KOGEKS AND CLARA BOW IN IN AT -1---- IAA 3 2'''''ffi14e-4'4- -k7 --f 7--3 O-I': -t -34oii orfr 'H: A- 1-'Inie 4 -s 11 14 (1' (r -04 3 440454 41- -i: '41 -ov t------4 P'-''- -1' litIP 1 -K '1k 1- 4 l'-' ek -Z 41 4'''04t 1 5 77 )': t4 ''-'4''''' 4'''': '4 i 4 "4 "4'- '--ik 14Pk'i-4-t---- V'' e' i' -fi i ''3k4'Z srf: i '--kk ---s -e 4: A -t-H3-)s cH A fk I 1 -i'- ---tii-itis -t '4- 7 "-r774' BROW tz ITA KE it 0 (BUDDY) 44 i' IN I A LAUGH OR TWO At7: m40- 4k--Yke- FLC)G ER'S AN --1 -4C4' 7-' E----- i 41 CL A RA BOW IN ''A4 ON THV i TA HO ArzV 4- AT THE PALACE -i-: A "7- 4 0 IN -Al THE WoRTH-- 1 i-: ye-4-1 A-i-7-- -----z- i MD' -fr giv 54 47 :4 'li ii't 114b -2- I iX i e- 1 k- 4-i4'- :7 ::::::1:: 1 'I f4' -4l 4'''' 1 t7'2t 4 i2 I p)jt 441 -4r 4zi f- 414 z-'5 't 'ic'' N1--- -t-f ii--'4-'74L'IC'- 41::: i :::1 -1411a -p- 4-i: -2- ---'-A-t s-- -vfmr '7o -'-At i-4--i-4----- 4-fr ----4- 4 A 4:: -ttitt A 1- 7- 4-55 i' A'S :) -S- 2 1' i' c-'t I- 'i-t: 'i''''' 1 'ii'-'' i': lik 47-'- -ii' i'47711t -i -'-i i Itc 7 kl '7 7'rU 7 i i's ir 1 -f: l' li: 4 J--4: --i 1-- 1 -1 tAV t''''''-' -J: Ay LoN AND JAmEs HALL IN RUTH -1- s---- 111 U51- MA RBI ED" AT THE- PA LAC E----- 1 I i 4104 A if Fk-1 DAV 4 -'i': 1 fm 0 -k--! :::::1 i--1-4-i-14- -47-7': 7 "Caught in the Fog" a crook melodrama booked into the Palace Theater for a four-day run which opens today is a Vitaphone production with talking sequenees interspersed' with the more familiar printed captions May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel the two most promising of the talking stfirs to date are featured in the cast Other principals are Mack Swain Charles Germ Hugh Herbert Ituth Cherring ton and Emil Chantard Scene of action in "Caught in the Fog" is aboard a millionaire's yacht off the Florida Coast Miss MeAvoy is cast as an amnteur crook who breaks into the millionaire's houseboat to steal the pearls of its mistress am becomes involved in a thrilling tangle of mystery and romance Vitaphone specialties and FoxMovietone News will supplement the One of the Vitaphone numbers will be a hnmerous skit "In the Park" featuring the team of Brown and Whitaker Ruth Taylor the blond in the screen version of "Gentlemen Prefer Blonds" gets her second screen- a signment of importance in "Just Mar- tied" which will begin a three-day en- gagement at the Palace Thursday 1 In li stupendous production "Wings" showing this week at the I Worth the public is given a view of warfare seldom shown before Featuring the World War with its harrowing scenes the Damon and Pythias-like love of two boys brightens its entirety and forces the sadness out of the mind The rattle of machine guns the whirling drone of airplanes and the screaming whistle of the stricken planes as they twist and fly on their swift fall to destruction bring to the audience a realism that would be lacking without the "sound" production and brings the magnitude of the presentation more fully to the Mind It is a mighty spectacle with planes darting through and above and below the fleecy clouds spraying bullets that bring down enemy ships and keep the audience on tip toe with its thrills and suspense The spectators will realize more fully the part of aviation in warfare after viewing this picture although other methods of fighting are in evidence Charles Rogers and Richard Arlen share honors as stars with Clara Row as the feminine lead While the picture is rather long it holds the interest Romance permeates the plot with both boys in love with the same girl and with a girl who neither considers willing to lose her good name to save from disgrace the man site loves An attraction the picture possesses other than its plot and excellent acting is the fact that it was filmed in Texas in pictnresque San Antonio with William Wellman an ace in the World War directing the production "Wings" probably will be as much of a success with its synchronized music and sound effects as it was during its year's run on Broadway and those who desire to see and hear a realistic story of war should not miss it FOY 411SaiMIM111102 I A beautiful love story as perfect in i presentation as the delicately bold strokes of a fine etching is the ma I terial of which "Street Angel" Frank IBorzages ee directorial assign ment with Janet Gaynor and Charles i Farrell as co-stars is made The film relegates vaudeville to the 74-conti milk for the current week at the Majes'46 In facais the vaudeville I is pruned tom the usual five to three acts in order to allow for the lengthy i feature picture With a synchronized score by a sym- I 'I phony orchestra and a love song corn- Posed PS PeciallY for its story Street I Angel" in addition to its other extra ordinary qualities can take its place as one of the best of the recent sound i pictures" The theme song is "My i Angel" and although it is basically a direct steal of "0 Sole Mio" it adds I to the poignancy of scenes in which it i is used Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrel 4 I are all there" as to acting ability ti fact they thoroughly demonstrated in "Seventh Heaven" their first joint of1 fering There will be persons who will find a similarity in plot between 4 "Seventh heaven" and "t-4treet Angel The Neopolitan atmosphere created i for the latter adds ranch tn the attractiveness of the story which is in i its last analysis a rather simple affair almost totally lacking in suspense i 4 Photographic effects and the touches '4 that distinguish between excellence and i mediocrity are other points in the suei eess of the production James Coughlin in "The Rest Cure" is the feature attraction on the vaudeville bill Coughlin is aided by a corn pany in putting on a humerous kit i revolving around the efforts to keep a 4 dangerously sick man quiet in what I turns out to be a noisy hospital Kohn and Depinta violinist and no- 1 eordionist are a pair of jazzy music- I inns who have a snappy routine i Demarest and Deland in "The Cuckoo conclude the vaudeville Fox I Movietone News and the usual short subjects supplement the bill GOULDY 10e-5t Matin1ees NOW thru TUESDAY MORE thrill' than any ROAD SHOW "HOLD 'EM YALE" ROD LA ROQUE faillog Corb box year thle tick port was oimm into pleru fersol aT the tessio Thi and dram som et isI ranch role were bows thee( greate et nt howr clean "Th that i caston for a was IF in ear CI The a which champ lot a But weight of the tists cm a lasco cent of a shad its lea in two covered Loaves The was th Practic very he Broadm hestra or V25 ed crowds St-156 Always 0DE0N Today and thru TUESDAY Spanish Loves Spanish Blooded Bonannee Is 'ROSE of the GOLDEN WEST' A Massive SPECIAL With GILBERT ROLAND and MART ASTOR Other OD Features "TARZAN THE MIGHTY" A PARAMOUNT Comedy A WILL ROGERS Travelogue FIRST RUN Paths NEWS 1 frgaT a ANET GAYNOR IN oSTNEET ANGEL Ar- tHE MAJ ST ICio THE MAJ las A NET GAYNOR- IN 0STKEET ANGELS A Smashing College Romance that will positively please YOU Added other CAP bite a First Run CHARLEY CHASE ni s' I 1 r---f----- I that the wooden fittings of the vessel were being used as fuel Its captain reported that he could keep the situation in band only if the weather calmed at once 'LOVE 'EM AND WEEP" A CAP Color "OUR LADY OF TicroniEw Capitol-Loral-National NEWS RUED at the Organ CON R-AD NAGEL So MAN( NicAVOV iiJ "CALIGH-T IN THE- FOG -AT THE- PA 1- AC E- NO ti PlunoromonmanonomillimemmlfwvandP Iknolummegmve 2 Tots Die in Fire Father Saves 3 1 I ALE HUMORS GRIP MOVIE INDUSTRY 1 Al I it ib (7-r) CA tls i 3L 1 At 1 SIX DENTON TEACHERS I TAKE WORK FOR PH 1:11 By Associated Press HUTCHINSON Kan Sept 29-- Two children were burned to death despite the heroic efforts of a crippled father who prevented annihilation of the entire family when their farm home near Nickerson was destroyed by fire early Saturday The father Edward Alber who was recovering from injuries received in a motor car accident is in a hospital here in a critical condition from burns and a broken leg received when he jumped from a second story window Mrs Alber and two other children received slight injuries in their drop from the second story The dead children are Miriam 9 and Clement 11 4 1 1-5 i 4 ti- )101 1 I I 1 Plenty till Fun Frolic and Favors Dinner and Dancing At OM' intentY jIL tin especially on the Warner Brothers lot where employes have watched the stock rise from 12 to around 120 points -in a lears time and office boys with faith and a couple of hundred dollars run their bank accounts up to $10000 or better Among the latest reports gaining credence is one that Western Electric has submitted offer to purchase the entire picture business of Warner Brothers Already monopolizing the wiring of theaters for talking pictures and having given Warner Brothers a most favorable contract for Vitaphone a Western Eleetric invention before the possibilities of talking pictures were realized it is considered not without probability that a business with such a close tie-in as Western Electric should be actively interested in the production end of motion pictures With the talking picture craze still raging and most of the movies which were caught unprepared to produce them at last completing stages for this work activity on Hollywood Jots took a sharp upward trend this week after almost two months of comparative inactivity The number of films under way ascended from around 58 to 75 with Paramount and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer leading the field with 12 and 10 pictures under way respectively DENTON Sept- 29---Six members of the faculty of the North Texas State Teachers College are away on leaves of absence studyingfor doctor of philosophy degrees Harris 31iss Anna Powell and 3liss Ruby Smith are studying in the University of Texas Mrs Spencer stnker is studying in Stanford University California Dan McAlister is in Harvard University and Burk is in the University of New York City where he is both teaching and studying I rz HEI The I Lovers 1 British Steamer Reports Distress a 10 TRUCKS DESTROYED 20 DAMAGED IN FIRE BY SWISHER (Copyright 192S by The Star-Telegram) HOLLYWOOD Spt 29--With rumors of prospective meigers following closely on the heels of announced consolidations the film industry con-1 finites in a state of seething unresti Fox Warner Brothers and First National feature either in reports of definite or probable deals- with this week's announcement that Warner Brothers has at last secured a controlling interest in the First National organization being accepted generally The news did not boost higher the Warner Brothers stock as anticipated the securities 'holding' around 115 to 120 which has been the average since the phenomenal rise I recently on the wave of talking plc- tures popularity in which Warners was farseeing and left the other pro-1 dueers trailing in the rear Amusement stock speculation has I gripped Hollywood film workers on every band with so much attention being paid to this form of gambling and so to work that somet studios have issued orders forbidding any of the stock market durin working hours This frenzy has been pronounced intr working hours I This frenzy has been pronounced I 7 kday 4 I ir 1 I I 1 1 Iot 0 I Zty Associated Press LONDON Sept British steamer Stonepool en route from Calveston to Rotterdam Saturday reported itself in a serious situation at 503S north 1436 west with its steering chain connerAion and quadrant carried away by high seas and coal for only one day left in its bunker The vessel left Galveston Sept 5 and touched at Norfolk on Sept 1:1 The report said that hurricane squalls were flooding its decks and Scoutmaster Appointed TEAGUE Sept is made from scout headquarters of the appointment of John J1 Hearne Jr former Eagle scout as scoutmaster of Teague Troop No 2 vice James Black moved Troop No 2 is- sponsored by the First Methodist Church 1 DALLAS Sept Inated at $2710000 was caused here by fire which Saturday destroyed 10 motor trucks damaged 20 others and destroyed a part of the building in which they were housed Gasoline with which a workman was washinz wrenches became ignited in some manner and the flames quickly spread through the one-story structure The workman Thomas Jones and another man were burned slightly The building was occupied by the In-liana Truck Corporation The bud was occupied by the In- liana Truck Corporation i fj Stars roles Stars IIEAV roles ia tY Cag" ww TE 4- 'MEW' 4:110 0 1 1 i i 4 I 1 -4 4 It 3 4 t' 4 i 1 I 1 I I 1 i 4 4 a 1 3 i 4 4 4 3 1 1 4 4 1 i '3 1 i I i 1 1 I I I -1 3 31 -4 4 i I A I I i -i 4- i l'-'' 1 1 1 i4e 1 I :1 3 4 a I 1 4 3 4 1 I I I i i I i 1 1 i 1 I 't a "Get-Together" Informal Dance TOP O' TEXAS AFTER TIIE PERFORMANCE GALA OPENING TOMORROW MONDAY NIGHT Oct 1st 8:15 rpo INTRODUCE the Civic Repertory Company to Fort NVorth we are inviting all those who attend the Opening Performance to the 2 TODAY See and Hear CONRAD NAGEL in Warner Brothers' VITAPHONE TALKING PICTURE "CAUGHT Another Talking Picture Play i rt r4k: TUESDAY EVENING OCT 9 1928 NINE 'TILL Music by Seven Aces All Eleven of 'Em Opening Engagement A limited number of reservations now being accepted at the Cigar Stand in the a Plate 1 I 1 i 1 I I i 1 Another -4-t -i--- '-c-4-- i Talking 2 TODAY I 4 'T- k4- 4 i -I Picture 42 I I :1 71' A Pr''' C-7Z344 I Play 1 -1-1 1 See and Hear V- 11-- 1- i''- f' itc-- ----44-A-- i 'I -rri 1 rruEsDAy EVENING OCT 1928 6734 CONRAD 1- 31 li pia is the 7Airt A its! 1 rtr: 2 4 1 NINE 'TILL 9 9 i 'f 74 1 "1 2' 2 1 i li:" 117-'-5: -r''' C' 4' 17 ri 4 GALA OPENING 1 --it' -Ak-fr i p4 i' -1--e 1-44-- 144gi- NAGEL in i i ll 111' 1 Music by Seven Aces All Eleven of Em Opening Engagement I r--- Warner Brothers' i 7 TOMORROW MONDAY NIGHT 4 Oct 1st 8:15 in 1 -s- '-et' --F -N i ----tt ----7----711 VITAPHONE 1 1 A limited number of reservations now being accepted at the Cigar I TI10 INTRODUCE the Civic Repertory Company to Fort ilt ----5'- ----'4'-' 4 4ie1-: TALKING I Worth we are inviting all those who attend the Opeuing PICTURE Stand in the a Plate I l'erformance to the ii I-9 Alees--- '-f I 1 Informal Dance eeYr-74' i I -1- v- 1 4-- ----40----e 3- 100 tip A IrTri II I 1 i 1 TOP O' TEXAS I 7--- '-e i tMe I) ki II I 1 NNA 1 rs 1 1 lu 0 'fie3: '-'1 4 9 itJA it AFTER TIIE PERFORMANCE it st le in to Jr to es ev ROxy9s SYN ON In! plz Jal 4-01 1 In ociL 12SAME tire not Rot tin) NO At I 4 ROXyei SYN ON th lol pl4 a 1 0 dor in od: nAME the not 4KOI ---1) tin) 0 No At i I ir st le in to to es ItOXy9S SN1 ON thi 101 pit Jal the not ROI I) 0 Stage Settings Furnished by Sanger Ere! Night Prices $100 75e 50c 25e Matinees Tues It Thurs a5c 25e Saturday Matinees 30e 35c Tenth at Commerce To Everyone Attending Opening Performance Openthz with that nrilliant Broadway Succes! 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"IN THE PARE" 1 Il 1 i x- ffi 6 11 FO MOVIETONE NEWS Baker Hotel 443 1 i 141 0 ot A0 11 ON 1:: -i 7 S711 fl 1 4 1 4 Novelty and News Elents ''''''''''g" 2 I AO pr 0 1 -4 4-i fo ---likAwalerilbeltr----- I 13 1Ii1)Atfis)l'iltil'h' 4" 4-: 154111 vim' IIIII c1 1 4 -101111h 4 4 to jig F-Aer'-'y Show a Complete ilk I VIEMMINI De Luxe Performance la ii 11-ck Night Prices SI-00 75e 50c 25e alliiii 00-4111 4 1 11 IP IP IV tilik Matinees Tues Thurs V5c 25e ---11 3742 A Mt ri I Saturday Matinees 50c 35e 1 L----P I IV -)-1 i NI tiparr dro to I Tenth at Commerce I I tr--- II 1 4 4 I I 4 1 rn I I 11 I 11 I 1 I I i cli)al '4 "2 FOG" I the FOu -14 1 --16---6: i--911--- -4 Atilt A )y 1 Mk 0 'V' It 4 i i 1 ToEveryone Attending 1i FREE With 1 I I IP 1 1 I i Stage Settings 9 1 I Furnished by Opening Performance TH I 11 1ir i 4-- 1 1 Sanger Bros Openinz with that nril- ---r4 MAY McAVOY Als 1 You Can Reserve i I I 1 a 1 1 4 liant Broadway Success IS1 kiip --tz 2- 4s4- --o-- til a Good Seats-2-12S1 i' I -P-- Its 11 Hear and See 1 I I'llar- BROWN WHITAKER 1 1 in Can it be The Vitaphone Humorous TE A 4 I 1 I I' 1 true that I I this beauti- 3 11 l' till little lady Is I 101 i a "IN THE PARR" 1 i Nc -Ns 'I hief? 1s' ffir- It FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Baker Hotel I I CI 0a Ive (0:6 1 vi 1 4 11 Novelty and News Events 1 13 6111 Pe' 41) 1 il 1 121 otAe o- oV'L 1 1 1 1 -4 w41: 41- li --e -1143 ll 4111: i 1 I olAtith 111 A mrtita 14 I a 1 1is I Alt --7---1: ---'4f-F -m4 lb E2cry'S7owTilbta (7ote At 44A ir II- IIIIII 11 -P MEW al Et ilt 1 Night Prices S1100 75c role 25c I 7ft WI 11- 440 Ipair eat 1 --'s De Luxe Performance 111111- L-- Matinees Tues It Thurs it--2c Mt UM ''''''l I 1110k-t 4 1 It I Saturday Matinees 50c 35e 1 1 1 1 i- NI P4Lit I 11 vo 11 ii 4 I Tenth at Commerce c-----------A 1 i II 4 id I.