The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1929, Page 12

You Will See and Hear | These Great + | WARNER - | BROS. ‘Vitaphone Pictures at the JOLSON WITH “| * DAVEY LEE ‘ % AND MARION NIXON 4 “Say It li i You will hear him sing “Little Pal” e--9 reese c2rHeN SuTRseoesssesRS .Erorerecy osmwernse seeo2 see ot | These Bright | Stars of .-.- Broadway Ina 100% ~ Natural Color % Singing and Dancing - Picture Nick Lucas | WINNIE LIGHTNER | NANCY WELFORD ‘ANN PENNINGTON “Gold Diggers of : | Broadway” | = _ SOPHIE ‘TUCKER The Last of the , Red Hot Mammas ‘ a ee * e ene With Songs” | chen Ae U % ‘ Z, tg ey KZ : TT : tee * (3 fe wh im ¥ Wy NX oa MATINEE DAILY 2:30 - 10c and 35c EVENINGS - 7 and 9 15c and 50¢ Bt EVENING IRMANCES SATURDAY 5:80 - 7:18 - 9:06 SSS 4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1925 3 i Broadway—Mecca of millions --. now the round-the-corner resort of all America, thanks to Vitaphone! Once the thrill of a lifetime, a real Broadway show will soon be an every-week event at your Vitaphone theatre. Vitaphone obliterates the miles that used to separate you from the Street of Streets, and brings Broadway bodily toyou. Daily, Warner Bros. and First National, exclusive Vitaphone producers, are capturing for the talking screen new and ever more thrilling effects and features that formerly only the stage could show. From the center of the world’s great stages, Vitaphone is bones nse rated si ! dramatic stars and “acts” to the sereens of thousands of BROADWAY Vitephone is the registered trade mark of the Vitaphone Corporation * “\ é ‘ r\s yy HATTIE? BAL SSSSSSSSSSGSSSSSSSSSSSSSSO You see and hear Vitaphone only in Warner Bros. and First National Pictures « § theatres, so that all America may share thrills once _re- served for the favored few! Notcontent with revolutioniz- ing popular entertainment, Vitaphone producers are planning greater sensations for the coming months. Check up on the attractions at your local Vitaphone theatres every week. Events are on the way which you will not want to miss. The Vitaphone sign on a theatre is a trusty guide to the best of good times. It guarantees not only perfect voice reproduction, but also the foremost stage and screen starsin productionsof the high- est Look for the Vi sign before you step up to the box-office. : 2 an a