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14 THE INDEX, Saturday, April 14, 1928
T H E S T A G E A N D S C R E E N
T H E stage at the Davis for
the week of April 16 will
take on the aspect of a
fashionable ball room for the appearance,
in headline position, of
Moss and Fontana, a team of
dancers who have appeared in all
the capitals of Europe and on
the stage and in fashionable
nightclubs in New York. The
screen offering for the week will
be Zane Gray's "Under the Tonto
Rim."
Marjorie Moss and Georges
Fontana will bring with them
Ernie Hoist and his Club Mirador
Orchestra, who furnish the
music incidental to their presentation
of ball room dancing. This
talented pair have been featured
in "Sunny Days" and other big
musical shows. Renie Riano and
her company will present a novelty
skit, "Oh, Teacher," which
is described as Instruction Room
in the School of Love. An act of
more than usual interest is the
appearance of Adela Verne,
pianist, who will contribute to
the program several concert
numbers; the Two Daveys, novelty
comedy jugglers from Australia,
and Jack McLallan and
Sara, skating marvels, will close
the stage program.
"Under the Tonto Rim," the
screen offering, is a picturization
MOSS AND FONTANA
Are headliners for the Davis bill
next week.
of the Zane Gray novel of the
Tonto Basin in Arizona. Richard
Arlen and Mary Brian play
The leads. News reels and Topics
of the Dav will be shown.
STANLEY
The elaborate stage presentation
announced for the Stanley
the week of April 16 is called "In
Grenada." It is an aggregation
of high class vaudeville acts and
a large dancing chorus. Among
the featured artists are the famous
Cansinos, exponents of acrobatic,
interpretive and ballroom
dances. The comedy element
will be supplied by Chaz Chase,
"funny man" of the stage. Specialty
numbers will be introduced
by Carlo Ferretti and
Jean Wallen, and the dancing ensembles
will be performed by
the Ten Dancing Senoritas.
MLLE. CANSINO
One of the dancers that come to the
Stanley Theatre for the week of
April 16.
The screen offering for the
week will be "Dressed To Kill," a
society-crook story, featuring
Edmund Lowe, Mary Astor, Ben
Bard and a strong cast. There
will be the usual news features
and Topics of the Day to complete
the program.
NIXON
"Wings" and all its wonderworking
sensations has come
and conquered Pittsburgh and is
announced for the second week
at the Nixon Theatre beginning-
Monday afternoon, April 16.
Public and critics alike have
been lavish in laudations of this ai'e the girls and Charles Rogers
first historic Paramount picture and Richard Arlen are the young
of the World War air fighting. lochinvars of the air. Others in
The atmospheric environ is not the cast are Henry B. Walthal,
without an added charm; the Hedda Hopper, Julia Swayne
Gordon, George Irving, El Brendel,
Richard Tucker, Arlette
Marchal, "Gunboat" Smith,
Nigel de Brulier and thousands
of doughboys and air men.
musical score is replete with
martial airs; there are also the
marvelous and astounding effects
of zooming aeroplanes, and
shrill, whistling shells sweeping
through the air, and last of all
the falling planes from tens of
thousands of feet and all aflame.
One seems to live with these
daredevils of the air.
And withal this there is the
romance of youth and its loves.
Clara Bow and Jobyna Ralston
ARNOLD DRAMATIC CLUB
TO GIVE PLAY
The Arnold School Dramatic
Club will present "A Comedy of
Errors" Friday, April 20, in the
auditorium of the Pittsburgh
Athletic Association, under the
direction of Lowell Innes of the
English Department.
Among the patronesses are:
Mrs. G. R. Acheson, Mrs. S. S.
Bard, Mrs. H. V. Blaxter, Mrs.
CLARA BOW
E. E. Brosius, Mrs. L. F. Craw­
In "Wings," which continues for anford, Mrs. W. B. Curley, Mrs. J.
other week at the Nixon. R. Elk, Mrs. W. E. Ferree, Mrs.
F. A. Fichtel, Mrs. H. B. Gaul,
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