Boulevard Theatre, Los Angeles, California - March 27, 1927 WEST COAST BOULEVARD NEWS WEEKLY WASHINGTON AT VERMONT DIRECTION WEST COAST THEATRES INC. COMING! SUN. APRIL 3rd DORIS EATON and the 30 Serpentine Beauties CALIFORNIA'S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT WEST COAST THEATRES INC. VOL. II     WEEK OF MARCH 27, 1927     No. 76 EVERY SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, mARCH 27TH, 28TH AND 29TH LOVE THROWS THE SPOTLIGHT IN THIS BACK-STAGE DRAMA! "AN AFFAIR OF THE FOLLIES" -- with -- LEWIS STONE - BILLIE DOVE - LLOYD HUGHES A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE NOVEL PLOT KINKS IN STAGE ROMANCE Did you ever try to meet someone for a whole year, and then discover that during all that time you had been lunching at a restaurant table adjoining his, six days per week? That is one of the many intensely human plot kinks of First National's "An Affair of the Follies. Lewis Stone, Billie Dove and Lloyd hughes are featured in the picture, which begins in a New York chop house, where three men whose lives are being vitally entangled by outside events meet daily without knowing each other. Of course, it is a woman who brings the three men together -- charming Billie Dove, who is the screen wife of Lloyd Hughes and the object of Lewis Stone's affections. The story is packed with clever twists and genuine human interest, and parts of it are a gorgeous visual treat, for among the various settings are some colorful scenes of the famous Music Box Revue. On the stage will be Fanchon and Marco's Soecialty Acts and Vod-Bits featuring Lynn Cowan, "The Clown prince of Pep" and the original Boulevard Band. the boys have several clever numbers to present which are sure to please you. ON THE STAGE LYNN COWAN 'The Clown Prince of Pep' AND THE ORIGINAL BOULEVARD BAND Featured with FANCHON & MARCO'S "VOD-BITS" COMING ATTRACTIONS BEBE DANIELS  in "A KISS IN A TAXI" PETER B. KYNE'S "THE UNDERSTANDING HEART" EVERYBODY KNOWS -- EVERYBODY GOES -- TO WEST COAST SHOWS   COMFORT -- COURTESY -- CONVIENCE -- IT'S YOUR THEATRE Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Mar. 30, 31, Apr. 1,2 HER CLEVEREST COMEDY-ROMANCE! COLLEEN MOORE -- in -- "ORCHIDS AND ERMINE" -- With -- JACK MULHALL A First National Picture TELEPHONE TALE IS COLLEEN'S GAYEST Love laughs at locksmiths -- it also smiles at such barriers as poverty, position, and, in fact, all obstacles. Thus, a humble little switchboard operator in a big hotel may attract the attention of a wealthy and handsome young man and -- if she be as good as she is charming -- ultimately win his love and a wedding ring. That is the story, in a nutshell, of "Orchids and Ermine," in which Colleen Moore stars for First National. It is romance with a capital "R." It is love in springtime, with the lilt of laughter and the pathos of heart pangs that at last are healed. In all her brilliant career, Colleen Moore has never done finer or more sincere acting that in this picture with it arresting portrait of life in a great hotel where wealth and luxury mingle with hopes and fears and laughter and love in one grand melange of romance. A powerful supporting cast, magnificent sets, skilled direction and careful supervision have gone into the creatio of "Orchids and Ermine." ON THE STAGE An Extraordinary Attration! Men's Trojan Glee Club;   S. C. Women's Glee Club TROJAN BAND 180-People On the Stage-180 A GALA COLLEGIATE PROGRAM! COMING ATTRACTIONS "SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE" with William Haines - Sally O'Neil ADOLPHE MENJOU In "EVENING CLOTHES" THE ULTIMATE IN STAGE AND SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT! THE THEATRE WITH DISTINCTION West Coast Boulevard News Weekly Vol. II     March 27, 1927     No. 76 Issued Every Friday by BOULEVARD THEATRE Direction WEST COAST THEATRES, INC. A.M. Bowles, General Manager Executive Staff W. H. Lollier Asst. So. Division Marco Production Manager J. H. Goldberg Booking Manager Robert Collier Publicity and Exploitation R. H. McCollough Superintendent of Projection M. D. Howe Manager Vaudeville Dept. Hub Robinson Art Director Theatre Staff Hal. D. Neides Resident Manager George Barber Asst. Manager Clara Provost Cashier W. C. Bowen Maintenance Grace Roberts Head Usherette Musical Staff Iris Wilkens Featured Organist Martha Nudelman Associate Organist Technical Staff Claude Rader Stage Manager W. G. Crowley Chief Projectionist INFORMATION Ladies' Parlors: Main floor to the left on entering. Mezzanine floor to the left on entering, first stairway. Gentleman's Smoking Room: Main floor to the right on entering. Mezzanine floor, first stairway to the right on entering. Check Room: Main floor to the right on entering. LEST YOU FORGET Our Check Room is free if you care to check your wraps or parcels. The Check Room Attendants are forbidden to accept charge for this service. Phone Booths: Mezzanine floor on both sides. Continuous performance Saturday, Sundays & Holidays, 1:00 to 11:30 P.M. Matinee every afternoon at 2:00 2 shows in the evening, 6:30 & 9:00 SCALE OF PRICES: Evenings, Sundays and Holidays: General Admission  45c Loges  60c Children General Admission  15c Children in Loges 60c Matinee except Sundays and Holidays: All Seats  25c Sat: Mat. prices prevail until 5:00 Our Phone Number is BEacon 7966. Every Tuesday MATINEE Fanchon & Marco PROFESSIONAL TRYOUTS A Positive Novelty! STARTING SUNDAY, MARCH 27th introducing FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE The Perfected Human Voice Attachment in the Organ! --HEAR-- IRIS WILKENS AT THE MIGHTY WURLITZER featuring The Human Voice Effect STARTLING! MYSTIFYING! SENSATIONAL! Coming Sunday, April 3rd FANCHON 7 MARCO'S Greatest "Idea" DORIS EATON and the 30 Serpentine Beauties ALWAYS -- THE GREATEST SHOW IN TOWN -- ALWAYS More Information on the Boulevard Theatre... The Boulevard Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified March 13, 2013