Beau Geste
Contributors: Zukor, Adolph, 1873-1976; Lasky, Jesse L., 1880-1958; Brenon, Herbert, 1880-1958; Orpheum Theatre (Organization : Muskogee, Okla.); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1927
Language: eng
Other titles: Beau Geste (Motion picture)
Description: Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky present "Beau Geste," a Herbert Brenon production with Ronald Collman [i.e. Ronald Colman] (by arrangement with Samuel Goldwyn). Musical presentation by the Company's traveling symphony orchestra, musical director Raymond Matthews.
Notes: Orpheum Theatre [Muskogee, Okla.], Friday and Saturday March 18th and 19th, 1927.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Theatre News and Program, for the week beginning Sunday, March 20th, 1927. Broadway, Palace and Yale Theatres, published weekly in the interst of the theatre-going public of Muskogee"--Caption.

Cast: Ronald Colman, Neil Hamilton, Ralph Forbes, Alice Joyce, Mary Brian, Noah Beery, Norman Trevor, William Powell, George Rigas, Bernard Siegel, Victor McLaglen, Donald Stuart, Paul McAllister, Redmon Finlay [i.e. Redmond Finlay], Ram Singh.

"Palace. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 'We're in the Navy Now' with Wallace Beery, Raymond Hatton, William Haines and an all star cast ... Saturday, one day only 'Obey the Law,' with the same cast that made 'The Plastic Age.'"

"Broadway. Sunday and Monday. 'Easy Pickings,' with Anna Q. Nilsson and Kenneth Harlan ... Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'Flesh and the Devil' with Greta Garb [i.e. Greta Garbo] and John Gilbert, a Metro-Goldwyn picture. Friday and Saturday 'Pals in Paradise' with William Boyd. Also Hinton's Melody Maids in thirty minutes of singing and dancing".

"Yale Theatre. Sunday and Monday ' The Speed Boy,' a good western. Tuesday 'Red Hot Leather,' with Jack Hoxie. Wednesday 'The Fighting Cheat.' Also an Alice Day comedy. Thursday Tom Mix and Tony, in 'Tony Runs Wild.' Friday and Saturday Harold Lloyd, in 'The Freshman.'".

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).