Aces Wild closed on August 23, 1936 at the Mission Theatre, Santa Barbara, CA. It played with 13 Hours By Air with Fred MacMurray as second feature and Undersea Kingdom serial with Crash Corigan, “Snowflake” was listed in the ad after Harry Carey and Gertrude Messinger. It played at the Odeon Theatre, Shawnee, OK July 10 and 11, 1936 with 1934’s Mystery Liner with Noah Berry, Sr. as second feature, and a Chandu (The Magician) serial (which one is not specified) and an unidentified comedy short. Aces played alone an the Princess Theatre, Camden, NJ on Saturday November 21, 1936. Aces Wild was second feature to Swing Time with Astaire/Rogers (now there’s a ‘great’ booking for you!) at the Cameo Theatre Akron, OH on December 7, 1936. It played Los Angeles at the Colonial Theatre as second feature to Death From A Distance, with Russell Hopton on July 31, 1936. There were no listings in New York City or Chicago in 1936/37. It played lots of small city and rural theatres in multiple states well into 1937.
Astor Pictures was the 1948 re-release distributor (closing title card) but not the original producer. I wonder how many films still exist because of a later re-release distributor made new prints long after the original independent studios who made them went belly-up?
Love these old B-Westerns. 🤠🐎🇺🇸
HARRY CARAY HE IS DEFINITELY ONE OF THE GREATS
Aces Wild closed on August 23, 1936 at the Mission Theatre, Santa Barbara, CA. It played with 13 Hours By Air with Fred MacMurray as second feature and Undersea Kingdom serial with Crash Corigan, “Snowflake” was listed in the ad after Harry Carey and Gertrude Messinger. It played at the Odeon Theatre, Shawnee, OK July 10 and 11, 1936 with 1934’s Mystery Liner with Noah Berry, Sr. as second feature, and a Chandu (The Magician) serial (which one is not specified) and an unidentified comedy short. Aces played alone an the Princess Theatre, Camden, NJ on Saturday November 21, 1936. Aces Wild was second feature to Swing Time with Astaire/Rogers (now there’s a ‘great’ booking for you!) at the Cameo Theatre Akron, OH on December 7, 1936. It played Los Angeles at the Colonial Theatre as second feature to Death From A Distance, with Russell Hopton on July 31, 1936. There were no listings in New York City or Chicago in 1936/37. It played lots of small city and rural theatres in multiple states well into 1937.
Stayed tuned tomorrow for a movie starring David Sharpe, Gertrude Messinger, and Snowflake 🥊
🍕🍕🍕Thank you 🍕Good old western 🤠🐴Always enjoy watching a Harry Carey movie 🐴🤠A good week to you dear sir 🍕🍕🍕
Classic stuff. Polecat.
Astor Pictures was the 1948 re-release distributor (closing title card) but not the original producer. I wonder how many films still exist because of a later re-release distributor made new prints long after the original independent studios who made them went belly-up?
Was this filmed in an old peoples home... 🤔🤣
It's an Old western.
=5+.