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Carthay Circle Theatre, Los Angeles, California, March-April 1928

Los Angeles, California, Carthay Circle Theatre program for 1928 showing FOUR SONS (1928) with Margaret Mann and James Hall

PROGRAM
CARTHAY CIRCLE THEATRE

SHOWPLACE OF THE GOLDEN WEST

AT CARTHAY CENTER • LOS ANGELES


Los Angeles, California, Carthay Circle Theatre program for 1928 showing FOUR SONS (1928) with Margaret Mann and James Hall

JACK LAUGHLIN'S
"HAPPINESS"

SCENE: "On the Borderland," In the Shadow of the Alps.

THE ARTISTS:
IVAN BANKOFF, Famous International Dancing Star
VINA & ARTHUR, Sensational Dancing Duo

Bavaria's Greatest Dancers.
Rudy Malkus   Otto Eutermann   Carl Fisher
Ellen Joby   Jak Graff   Max Jungman
Joe Malkus   Ludwig Solinger   Hans Lauger
Paula Leiss   Hans Leiss   Louise Graff
Andrew Killer   Kate Melkus   Merle Otterman
Carl Ledel   Mr. Hans Joby

20 SONG BIRDS
Hugh Martin   Welford Carrison   Russell Heim
Grove Lindsey   Frank Shannon   Ned Frances
Charles Chute   Marion Du Vall   Paul Kent
Dymitra Yokabenko   Homer Hall   Armando Le Dell
John Lamport   Myrtle Aber   Peter Lowell
Joe Ernhart   Emily Clark   Frederick Talmadge
Don Thrailkill   Katherine Hudson

4 TYROLEAN YODLERS
Jack Graff   Otto Enterman
Hans Leiss   Hans Schoeneberger

MISS EARL, Comedienne
KOSLOFF DANCERS, with ELIZABETH HOCKER
Soloists, Myrtle Aber, Emily Clark, Don Thrailkill, Frank Shannon

Entire production created and staged by JACK LAUGHLIN

Settings designed by MR. LAUGHLIN
Built by HARRY SNYDER.   Artists: LARRINAGA BROS.
Electrical, PAUL WOLF.   Properties, EDDIE BUNKER
Dances staged by Mr. LAUGHLIN
Costumes by DORES - Bavarian costumes imported.
Other Costumes, UNITED COSTUME CO.
Stage Manager for Mr. Laughlin, DON THRAILKILL,


Los Angeles, California, Carthay Circle Theatre program for 1928 showing FOUR SONS (1928) with Margaret Mann and James Hall

CARTHAY CIRCLE THEATRE
Presents
CARLI ELINOR'S CONCERT ORCHESTRA
CARLI ELINOR, Director
Jerome Spolidoro, Associate Director

"SONGS OF THE FATHERLAND"
A Fantasie of Well Known German Airs
Created by Mr. Elinor

In stringing together melodies of the old "Fatherland," especially endearing tunes, redolent of the past and of lasting sentiment, Mr. Elinor has skillfully constructed an Overture as a salient feature to prelude the screen version, "Four Sons." Played in the order enumerated you will enjoy hearing:

Gaudeamus IgiturA Student Song
LoreleiThe Lorelei
Die Wachtparade KommtThe Guardmount
Icht Hatt Einen KamaradeuI Once Had a Comrade
Ach wie ist's moglich dannThuringen Parting Song
Muss i denn zum Stadtele hiuausMust I Then Leave This Town
HeimwehLonging for Home
Lustige BruderJolly Fellows
CrambambuliDrinking Song
Gaudeamus IgiturA Student Song

Musical Score arranged and adapted by Carli Elinor.
Mother' theme: "Heimweh" (Longing for Home) by A. Jungmann.

WILLIAM FOX
Presents
"FOUR SONS"
Based on story by Mrs. I. A. R. Wylie
JOHN FORD
Production

CAST

Grandma BernieMARGARET MANN
JosephJAMES HALL
AnnabelleJUNE COLLYER
Von StommEARLE FOXE
JohannCHARLES MORTON
AndreasGEORGE MEEKER
FranzFRANCIS X. BUSHMAN, JR.
Letter CarrierALBERT GRAN
BurgomeisterAUGUST TOLLAIRE
Johann's GirlRUTH MIX
SchoolmasterFRANK REICHER
James HenryWENDALL FRANKLIN
InnkeeperHUGHIE MACK
StationmasterL. J. O'CONNOR
Von Stom's OrderlyMICHAEL MARK
OfficersARCHDUKE LEOPOLD OF AUSTRIA, Capt. John Peters, Ferdinand Schumann Heink, Carl Borhemea, Constant Franke, Hans de Furberg, Tibor Von Janny, Stanley Blystone, George Blagoi

Adaptation by Philip Klein
Photography by George Schneidermann and Charles Clark


Los Angeles, California, Carthay Circle Theatre program for 1928 showing FOUR SONS (1928) with Margaret Mann and James Hall

Announcing the Arrival of New Specially Created Stypes of

Portraits for Easter

EASTER has become in recent years a most appropriate time to exchange Portraits of Loved Ones -- hence an unusual offering which everyone should heed --

THIS PROGRAM IS WORTH $5.00 CASH on FOUR EASTER PORTRAITS, regular $24.00 a dozen, for $8.00, leaving only $3.00 actually to pay for FOUR of the most exquisite PORTRAITS, size 8 x 10 inches, that we know how to create.

This amazing advertising offer made possible by the Carthay Circle Theatre and that great chain of Paralta Studios, known the world over as the foremost creators of Portraits in America.

THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY UNTIL APRIL 15

PARALTA
STUDIOS OF PORTRAITURE

LOS ANGELES 551 SO. BROADWAY   HOLLYWOOD 6560 HOLLYWOOD BLVD.
Open Sundays

NOTE: -- This program may also be used at the May Company Studio of Photography where Paralta Photographs are sold.



Program and sheet music from FOUR SONS (1928)

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