Keystone Theatre, New York City, New York - July 18, 1926
KEYSTONE
THEATRE
Broadway
Between 99th and 100th Streets
TELEPHONE
8228 RIVERSIDE
Published by Bloch Adv. Service, Inc.
KEYSTONE
THEATRE
Broadway
and 100th Street
Telephone
Riverside 8228
LESSEE
AND MANAGER, IDA W. McDONOUGH
B.
Dimitman, House Manager
Continuous Performance Daily from 1:30 to 11 P.M.
SUNDAY,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 19, 20, 1926
"THE
AMERICAN VENUS"
with
ESTHER
RALSTON and FORD STERLING
A
Frank Tuttle Production
A
Paramount Picture
THE CAST
|
MARY GRAY |
ESTHER RALSTON |
|
Chip Armstrong |
Lawrence Gray |
|
HUGO NILES |
FORD STERLING |
|
Miss Alabama |
Fay Lanphier ("Miss America") |
|
Miss Bayport |
Louise Brooks |
|
Mrs. Niles |
Edna May Oliver |
|
Horace Niles |
Kenneth MacKenna |
|
John Gray |
William B. Mack |
|
Sam Lorber |
George De Carlton |
|
Artist |
W. T. Benda |
|
King Neptune |
Ernest Torrence |
|
Neptune's Son, Triton |
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. |
The eye has never looked upon such a galaxy of gorgeous girls and gowns. Beauty, fashion, romance and your fill of gasps and thrills.
AN E.H. GRIFFITH
PRODUCTION
ALICE JOYCE
in
"HEADLINES"
THE CAST
|
PHYLLIS DALE |
ALICE JOYCE |
|
"Bobby" Dale |
Virginia Lee Corbin |
|
Lawrence Emmett |
Malcolm McGregor |
|
Donald Austen |
Harry T. Morey |
|
Stella Austen |
Ruby Blaine |
|
Roger Hillman |
Elliott Nugent |
THE ACCUSING FINGERS POINTED TO HER!
She saw herself enmeshed in a mad whirl of headlines -- cold and black and unsympathetic, her suitor's love swept away, her daughter for whom she made the great sacrifice rushing again into the flaming danger zones -- honor -- love -- ambition ground into the pulp of the thundering presses.
Pathe News
No More Mailing List Until Further Notice
KEYSTONE THEATRE
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 22
ADOLPH
ZUKOR AND JESSE L. LASKY PRESENT
"ARE
PARENTS PEOPLE?"
with
ADOLPHE
MENJOU
A
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
THE CAST
|
LITA HAZLITT |
BETTY BRONSON |
|
Mrs. Hazlitt |
Florence Vidor |
|
MR. HAZLITT |
ADOLPHE MENJOU |
|
Maurice Mansfield |
Andre de Beranger |
|
Dr. Dacer |
Lawrence Gray |
|
Aurelia Wilton |
Mary Beth Milford |
|
Margaret |
Emily Fitzroy |
|
Freebody (butler) |
William Courtwright |
Are parents people? Are marriages messes? Are screen stars sirens? are doctors dunces? Come and see -- and LAUGH!
KENNETH McDONALD
in
"THE
DANGER ZONE"
Directed by
Robert North Bradbury Story by Charles L. Gaskill
A
"BUD" BARSKY PRODUCTION
THE CAST
|
REGGIE COLLINS |
KENNETH McDONALD |
|
Diana Horton |
Francis Dair |
|
Jimmy Ruff |
Hal Waters |
|
Paul Taylor |
Bruce Gordon |
|
Colonel Horton |
Charles Gaskill |
|
Meeks |
Jay Morley |
|
Rufe Snow |
Max Asher |
A picture that begins with a mystery, travels a thrill a minute and ends with a happy surprise -- that's "The Danger Zone." The lights of Broadway and the shadows of Chinatown, blended into one long thrill.
Pathe Review
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 24
BETTY
COMPSON
in
"COUNSEL
FOR THE DEFENSE"
with
HOUSE PETERS and JAY HUNT
THE CAST
|
Doc West |
Jay Hunt |
|
KATHERINE WEST |
BETTY COMPSON |
|
Arnold Bruce |
House Peters |
|
Harrison Blake |
Rockliffe Fellowes |
|
Harvey Sherman |
Emmet King |
|
Stephen Marey |
Bernard Randall |
|
Hosea Hollingsworth |
George MacDonald |
|
Thomas Burke |
William Conklin |
|
Printer's Devil |
Joan Standing |
Here's a thrilling tale of a modern woman, who who feared neither man nor the devil. She pitted a stout heart, her new lawyer's diploma and her wits against a band of thieves -- all to save her kindly old dad from prison.
ADOLPH ZUKOR AND JESSE L. LASKY PRESENT
RICHARD DIX
in
"TOO
MANY KISSES"
THE CAST
|
RICHARD GAYLORD, JR. |
RICHARD DIX |
|
Yvonne Hurja |
Frances Howard |
|
Julio |
William Powell |
|
Gaylord, Sr. |
Frank Currier |
|
Mr. Simmons |
Joe Burke |
|
Manuel Hurja |
Albert Tavernier |
|
Miguel |
Arthur Ludwig |
|
Flapper |
Alyce Mills |
|
Pedro |
Paul Panzer |
|
The Village Peter Pan |
"Harpo" Marx |
He swore he would never kiss another girl. Then along came the most kissable girl ever -- and smack! went the kiss that started the fun. A jolly, lively love comedy; 100 per cent. entertaining.
Pathe News and Aesop's Fables
Matinees Daily 20c
Matinees Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 25c
Evenings 35c
Children 20c
(PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE)
Look around NOW and choose the nearest Exit to your seat. In case of
fire walk (not run) to THAT Exit. Do not try to beat your neighbor to
the street.
Fire Commissioner, THOMAS J. DRENNAN
NOTE: The original owner of this program apparently checked off the films that they had seen.
Photo from Are Parent People? (1925)
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