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MARCI-I 10, 1935. PART 7-PAGE' ~. CHICKGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: ---...! 'k MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES \ MOTION PICTURES ere s Shirley DOWNTOWN NORTH DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN & KATZ THEATERS ~AN&KATZ~~~~~~ Op.I:30. Late Feat. 10:30 STAGE-LAST DA Y as Captivating I~~f'h:with New Revue MISS LOMBARD ALKVALE Last Complete Show 10 :lii 'Little Colonel' and His ORCHESTRA BIG Stage FROLIC ALLEN I PAUL A Joy -lamboree with IN THE & KENT MALL FORSYTHE, SEAMON Mack Bros. & Bobby AND FARREL!. ~oun9 Miss Temple BOUFFANT 12 CAMPUS CUTlES "BACKYARD FOLLIES" Violet Three Gives Childhood SILHOUETTE Carlson * Cheers Danny & Eddie -:;jlE~E Classic Fresh Delights. tenmcd with ",rufl, lovahlr I LIONEL BARRY ORE. "THE LITTLE COLONEL" '{he1.itJ:leColonelao I Fox Film drama uvith. I I:.-:-:..::..~- Produced by Fox. Directed by Devid ( I I I Butler. Story by Annie Fellows John- I PARKING DEVOll: EVELYN VENABLE, BILL ROBINSON ON STAGE---.1 ston. Presented ot the Chico go theefer, Katharine HEPBURN "T~IM~,m~ Also LAUREL & HARDY & "PDPEYE" 2··Balaban & Katz Production.·.2 " THE CAST ~ "SPRJrlGTIME" Lloyd Sherman ...•..... Shirley Temple ~ "THE ARTIST'S SKETCH BOOK" Col. Lloyd .....•••... Lionel Berrymore VIVIAN DELLA CHIESA jaul Muni, Sette Davis "B~~~~~' EDWARD DAVIES, THREE SWIFTS Elizobeth ... '..•.••.•... Evelyn Veneble Extra! NEW "POPEYE" CAI~TOON I GIL LAMB & MARIAN BELETT Jock Sherman .••••.••..... John Lodge CLARK-DIVERSEY POWELL & NEDRI EVANS BALLET Swezey ..•..•..•••.•.. Sidney Bleckrner Doors Open 1:30 Extra ! ---....;.~ CENTURY STAGE-LAST DAYI ~r..,,-- A feature picture in itself 1 Hull ..•.•••••........•.. Alden Chose ON STAG E! 45 Stars Direct From Gay Paree MARCH ISSUE OF Dr. Scott .•..••........ Williern Burress "fRENCH REVUE" 1001 Wonders, 10 Big Scenes Featurinq Nebler .......••..••..... Fronk Derien Paramount's Comedy 'l'riumph Mlle. Corinne's 'Apple Danse' \nary BOLA:'\IJ, Ollieles ItlJGGLJ.<;S Mom Yeck. .•••..••.. Hettie McDaniel Plus-On Wallace Beery "THE MIGHTY SCREEN BARNU~t: MAR 'HofTI ZASU PITTS, LEILA lIYAMS MMio ..•.••••....... Genevo Willierns Moy Lily ....•....•.... Avonne .Jeckson £tllftDSUftOE HOWARD-CLi,Rl< ~l!-~n nJfOlll F~~U~2R~<ci~~ Henry Cloy ..•......••... Nvenze Potts GALA STAGE ACTS Welker Bill Robinson 's -I'I,US SCHEEN HIT- I I WA~LACE BEERY"TH~lRI~~~:' By Mae Tinee. st» had two lovcs- 1:,< NORTOWN ~~~~~7i\l~;~o~ Doors Onen 1~ :15 P. 1lf. Good Morning! ~ IRENE DUNNE INJ<JlR~~~~E Whirlwind Stage Revile "FiicioRrO!f •.toolY iE" II " She waa bred in old Kentucky ADELl 5-BIG ACTS-S GEORGE BRENT "SWEET E" JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON Where the meadow grass is blue. Added Dean Bros, in Baseball Novelty "':~'J:~~EX]1;D Oi\E NIGHT" THELMA TODD There's the sunshine of that country VAUDEVILLE PATSY KELLY ill Every once in II while PANTHEON Sheridan-Wilson. 1:30 Screen: RICIlAHD DIX Sereeu Comcuv Ttiot! I I In her face and manner, too. IRENE DUNNE 'Sweet Adeline' "WEST OF THE PECOS" -From the old song. Carole lombard has Extra! "DIZZY & DAFFY" DEAN Comedy Annie Fellows Johnston's beloved her picture t a ken. z~~~~r~~. 1 :30 l~h~.~I~r~~~r~t~ "Little Colonel" story proves a de- Here she poses in a t Out-Thrilling Open 10:15 a. m. Feature f.,tarts "Men in White' lightful vehicle for America's new LAKESIDE \ "SILVER 10: 50-1: 1O-,~:25-3 :.3-8 :05-10:? 3 modernization of the 4728Sheridan. OP. 12 STREAK" Doors Open at 12:.5 P. M. 1 Vir inia BRUCE little sweetheart, Shirley Temple. "DA VID Bouffant silhouette- ON STAGE-.1'altf)(1/'1 ILLIE BURKE AND for her current running mate, BELMONT Doo~i~C:~~·f2S~:~~ i e COPPER FIE D" Chester MORRIS Lionel Barrymore. which style experts ALl·STAR REVUE ALL STAR CAST -c"'==-___ __ I t~b~ ACTS V A U DMEV • L'L:E 1 Action opens in the south of the say will be quite "it" i TOMMY MARTIN '70s-at a party being given in the '~ieROADWAyNEBn:L:' Royal Swedish Bell Ringers the coming season. Harris, Clare & Shannon SOUTH home of Col. Lloyd. The colonel's ~ TOi\IOHP.OW! "GUILTY PAHENTS" Sanoy Lang & Co. Kessler & Shirley lovely daughter, after the party's _..J.I.f..o~ over, departs for her room to pre- ~\LIt!;i1!b!i3!'1!1ft:l~!J Dco] rt-s r.". n 60 Minutes Glc:iou'j, En~~rt3inmf'nt pare, with the aid of her old colored 51ST & BLACK1'TONE MNl'IN'~E n. H-Y H E P BUR N "~i:!JI~~~~J~E STAGE VA IET~ES mammy, to elope. I'IAY SCREE:'<lO 'l'O:'<lIGlI'r The peppery colonel catches her Clark I Joan \ Robert Gable Crawford Mon'~gomei'\' a. her northern lover in the act "fORS KING of stealing away and delivers his 9 I LL THERS ' ultimatum. It the door once closes behind Elizabeth it closes forever! IThe Voice of the Movie Fan The door closes. With a bang! Letters published in this department "Dick Powell·Ruby Keeler" team, Feminine Charms Win should be written On one side of the I have seen everyone of their pic- Worhl PLAYHOUSEtr1g~: paper, If you wish 0 personal reply, tures in which they were co-starred CONT. NOON TO MIDNITE-35c tv 6:30 Her Rank of Colonel. DEVON R~~~~V WA::~:iiABts~ER please inclose a stamped, self-ad- since ••42nd Street." SIXTH WEEK SH~WI~Gq~Jr~?~AR BIOGR.APH Walter Connolly Six years later at a western army dressed envelope. 2433 Lincoln Helen Vinson 5240 Harner. C. Starrett I have just seen " Flirtation S. Blane, "Silver Streak" post you meet Mrs. Sherman, her Fan Disappointed in Walk" [and I confess to seeing it i North CENTER. "BROADWAY husband, and their tiny daughter, twice]. Dick Powell as a West Lincoln-Irvine BiLL" " Anne of Green Gables." Point cadet is a stimulant for sore Buckinqham From the Storu Lloyd-the darlin;; of the regiment. 'MAN of ARAN ;j:310 N, Clar], by Marie Hellinoer Dear Mae TInee: I just saw eyes. Ruby Keeler is a sweet relief ST;CH a darling that she is made DAVIS "StorY of "Vorld'~ F'as t from the platinum, gflt-plated Ha r- tes TrnW an honest to goodness colonel. " Anne of Green Gables," and seeing CASTLE sIJififs~?i· 4G14 Lincoln THE SILVER STREAK low collation. These two singing r. CONGRESS 2135o~ei~W~~·" .••• Immediately following the momen- the picture unfold before me was • FREE PARKING and dancing stars seem to "<cliclc" Bing Crosby ARGMORE \~Jftri{'E§?(\v¥i~TX~~ like viewing the slow murder of CLAUDETTE COLBERT. "Imitntion of Life" WAL ACE BEERY "MIGHTY tous occasion upon which Lloyd re- even better than the former "Gay· BARNUM" one of my most beloved favorites in ceives her honors she and her nor-Farrell " team. "Here Is My Heart," V8C w. C. Fiolds, Bnby r.e Roy fiction. with Kitty Carlisle & "IT'S A GiFT" r,ATEI~AY oS~" a, ~-~~P~~~2:45 mother to leave for the south to live I would Iike to know what the Sheffield Belmont. ~ in a tiny cottage-bequeathed Mrs. 0, why do they take such dearly name of Ruby Keeler's next picture BELP RK } Wallac :"';;1 'I. Ch'ern Ave. BEERY Sherman by her mother-which is loved books and then change the is, and how soon it is to be released. CLARK ~Ll5Rf: tf. ~A2Di~0J1, The Prize Award Picture of ID:'J4! GATE\VAY ".IWIlTY story so much that, except for the Sincerely, . INCOLN on the outskirts of the Lloyd es- "IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT" Liueoln .t\ ve, nr , Delmont Today Only 5Z1G Lawrence Avp. BAR~Ul\I" FmST STAUTS 12:30 NOO:>! name, it isn't even recognizable? CELESTE GLANKE. snow ~ CRYSTAL Open 12:3D-BILTMORE I p. m, tate. Capt. Sherman, you see, con- with the Year's Outstandinz Stars ~~~,,~-- WEST In the first part "Rachel Lynde" Editor's note: Miss Keeler's next Clark Gable-Claudette Colbert CRYSTAL } Warner BAXTER templates a bit or prospecting which & KATZ THEATERS .hrn" I,OY picture will be "Go Into Your MIDNIGHT SHOW EDDIE CANTOR shall make them all rich. He falls was not even in it, but was changed Northnr. Caltfornta "BROADWAY Dance." Her husband, Al Jolson, ORPHEUM State Street at Monr-;;e BILTMORE " into the hands of thieves, but the to be "Rachel Barry." Anne's con. "KID MILLIONS" Division nr. Damen BILL will be her co-star. Clark Gable-Joan Cra~g~d~R<:''b~~A~~~~:m~,v New f'POPEYE THJi~ FiAILOR" Cartoon ~ versation in the opening scenes was picture will tell you about that. "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS" BIG 6 UNIT SHOW The "Little Colonel's" meeting about the only thing that really Clubwoman Suggests Mae MONROE MONROE & DEARBORN with and subjugation of her grand- stayed with the story. After seeing Might Have Had Off Day. WARNER BA:k~iR!.'i1~·Rt~l\~~P.l\I. father, the Big Colonel, forms the this picture I have given up all hope "BROADWAY BILL" WA; Dear Miss Tinee: How are we crux of the plot. She is the fiery of seeing any picture, adapted from clubwomen, P.·T. A.'s and what- old fellow's counterpart and as SUCh, the original book, recognized as such have-you going to get a better" con- EVANSTON besides anything but the name. of course, becomes his pride and joy. sumer demand" for family pictures As for the characters themselves if you write them up as you did _..- Shirley Proves Winsome in the picture, I have only the high- "Grand Old Girl," which is a splen- CLARK GABLE Model for Period Costumes. est praise. Naturally they could do didly entertaining picture for all, Joan Crawford.
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  • September 3, 2013 (XXVII:2) Frank Capra, IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934, 105 Min)

    September 3, 2013 (XXVII:2) Frank Capra, IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934, 105 Min)

    September 3, 2013 (XXVII:2) Frank Capra, IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934, 105 min) Academy Awards—1935: —Best Actor in a Leading Role (Clark Gable) —Best Actress in a Leading Role (Claudette Colbert) —Best Director (Frank Capra) —Best Picture —Best Writing, Adaptation (Robert Riskin) National Film Registry—1993 Directed by Frank Capra Cinematography by Joseph Walker Clark Gable...Peter Warne Claudette Colbert...Ellie Walter Connolly...Andrews Roscoe Karns...Shapeley Ward Bond...Bus Driver #1 (uncredited) FRANK CAPRA (director) (b. Francesco Rosario Capra, May 18, 1897, Bisacquino, Sicily, Italy—d. September 3, 1991, La Quinta, California) Broadway Bill, 1934 It Happened One Night, 1933 Lady for a Day, 1932 American Madness, 1932 Forbidden, 1931 Platinum Frank Capra is the recipient of three Academy Awards: 1939 Blonde, 1931 Dirigible, 1930 Rain or Shine, 1930 Ladies of Best Director for You Can't Take It with You (1938), 1937 Best Leisure, 1929 The Donovan Affair, 1928 The Power of the Press, Director for Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936), and 1935 Best 1928 Submarine, 1928 The Way of the Strong, 1928 The Matinee Director for It Happened One Night (1934). In 1982 he received Idol, 1928 So This Is Love?, 1928 That Certain Thing, 1927 For a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Film the Love of Mike, 1926 The Strong Man, and 1922 The Ballad of Institute. Fisher's Boarding House. Capra directed 54 films, including 1961 Pocketful of Miracles, Capra also has 44 writing credits, including the screenplay of It’s 1959 A Hole in the Head, 1951 Here Comes the Groom, 1950 a Wonderful Life.
  • George P. Johnson Negro Film Collection LSC.1042

    George P. Johnson Negro Film Collection LSC.1042

    http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf5s2006kz No online items George P. Johnson Negro Film Collection LSC.1042 Finding aid prepared by Hilda Bohem; machine-readable finding aid created by Caroline Cubé UCLA Library Special Collections Online finding aid last updated on 2020 November 2. Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575 [email protected] URL: https://www.library.ucla.edu/special-collections George P. Johnson Negro Film LSC.1042 1 Collection LSC.1042 Contributing Institution: UCLA Library Special Collections Title: George P. Johnson Negro Film collection Identifier/Call Number: LSC.1042 Physical Description: 35.5 Linear Feet(71 boxes) Date (inclusive): 1916-1977 Abstract: George Perry Johnson (1885-1977) was a writer, producer, and distributor for the Lincoln Motion Picture Company (1916-23). After the company closed, he established and ran the Pacific Coast News Bureau for the dissemination of Negro news of national importance (1923-27). He started the Negro in film collection about the time he started working for Lincoln. The collection consists of newspaper clippings, photographs, publicity material, posters, correspondence, and business records related to early Black film companies, Black films, films with Black casts, and Black musicians, sports figures and entertainers. Stored off-site. All requests to access special collections material must be made in advance using the request button located on this page. Language of Material: English . Conditions Governing Access Open for research. All requests to access special collections materials must be made in advance using the request button located on this page. Portions of this collection are available on microfilm (12 reels) in UCLA Library Special Collections.