— Cool Wisdom Books — 1930

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‘Outward Bound’ Is Based On

Stage Play Coming To Loew’s

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Douglas Fairbanks Jr. And Helen Chandler Top

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Cast Of Great Production Of Stage Success;

Amerique And Neville Head Array Of Acts

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Loew's Theatre once again brings; Bros. with a cast consisting entirely

to its patrons a splendid all around | of seasoned stage players.

In fact,

stage

and screerf show,

starting

his picture is the first screen ap-

ease | pearance of Leslie Howard and two

tomorrow, that will more than

even the most fastidious

Ta

and | other members of the cast, Alison

| variety have been perfe

ly blended | Simpson and Montagu Love.

hi

the stage show, which forms an

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Mr. Howard is one of America’s and

entertaining background for the fea- | England's most distinguished actors,

‘Outward Bound,” which

and “Outward Bound” was his great-

ture picture.

lis considere

the most unusual pic-

est stage success. He was so fitted

ture that has ever been

produced.

for the role of Tom Prior that when

It carri

a story that is extremely

Warner Bros. were ready to go into

| thrilling

and features

a

plot

that

production of “Outward Bound” they

carries a world of interest with it

procured his release from the pro-

from the beginning to the final fade-

; ducer of “Berkeley Square,” in which

out

Howard was starring.

Five great acts will be the attrac-

Henry, the young lover, the char-

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tive stage offering at Loew's starting

acter Mr. Howard played in the staze

tomorrow and continuing until Pri-

production of “Outward Bound,” is

e

or

day night. The international dancers.

magnificently played by Douglas Fair-

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Amerique and Neville

with the Neal

banks Jr., opposite exquisite Helen

Sisters and Al

Baker,

are seen in

Chandler, who is known as Ann in

| “Melody

and Rhythm,”

an

instru-

the story. Montagu Love once again

mental, sing and dance revue. Fortu-

is seen the the blustering bully type

nell and Cirillino,

“Famous Italian

he has so often successfully depicted

Clowns”

present

a novelty comedy

on the stage. Alison Skipworth, who

acrobatic act that is full of fun from

always liked to play naughty parts,

tart to finish.

Rube Demarest and

has her wish, for she appears as Mrs.

Lucille Deland, in “Songs of the Da:

| Cliveden-Banks,

an affected woman

bring

n

entertaining

bit

variety

with a shady past.

Beryl Mercer

George

yons, “The Harp Virtuoso,”

fas Mrs.

Midget,

a London charwo-

an old favorite to the patrons of

|man;

Alec

B. Francis as

Scrubby

Loew's,

and

it

can

be

safely

said

he genial steward; Lyonel Watts as

that. Lyons is one of the most pleas-

the Rev. William Duke, and Dudley

ing artists on the stage

the examiner,

of today

Digges as Thompson

Buck Warren and Chic Cooper, “The

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complete the cast

S| Dakatas,” are seen in their own con-

Robert

Milton,

who. directed the

ception of roping and whip cracking

stage play, was the one logical man to

| im “Let's Go.”

direct the picture. Given a perfect

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“Outward Bound”

cast, Mr. Milton has hewed to the

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script of the stage play. The picture

Tt is @ singular fact that Sutton

version,

therefore, retains all the

S| Vance's sensational drama, “Outward

tenseness of the stage, plus the added

T

Bound,” playing at Loew's Wednes-

scenic and atmospheric effects impos-

t day, has been produced by Warner

sible of achievement on the stage.

Clip date
1930 (probable)
Clipping type
Stage career
About Neville
Yes
Excerpt
Amerique And Neville Head Array Of Acts