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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1936

Page

7

Sullavan slated for Roxanna lead after recovery

Margot Sullavan’s arm injury delays her acting for six weeks. Universal options Roxanna by Kelland with James Whale directing and Eddie Grainger producing. Paramount may delay Hotel Imperial until late May. Cary Grant’s stature rises after Sylvia Scarlett, now loaned to MGM for Suzy opposite Harlow and Tone. Dorothy Parker writes Legal Holiday for Hornblow, aiming for Claudette Colbert and Gary Cooper.

Los Angeles Margaret Sullavan Maggie Universal Paramount Roxanna Clarence Buddington Kelland James Whale Eddie Grainger Sullavan Cary Grant Katharine Hepburn Sylvia Scarlett Carey Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Jean Harlow Franchot Tone Suzy George Fitzmaurice Cary Dorothy Parker Hollywood Arthur Hornblow Claudette Colbert New York Claudette Gary Cooper

Mustache Row Rocks Casting Over Public Enemy Roles

Cesar Romero faces pressure to shave his mustache after director Nick Grinde asks him to remove facial hair for Public Enemy's Wife at Warner Brothers. The dispute echoes earlier clashes involving Ronald Colman and Darryl Zanuck over Clive of India.

Ronald Colman Darryl Zanuck Clive of India Ronnie Cesar Romero Public Enemy Warner Brothers Nick Grinde

Senator’s Widow in Puzzle Page Mystery Scene

A cryptic quiz and Hollywood gossip column describe figures like Adrienne Ames and Mary Astor, with Romero and Grinde in a stalemate over a project. It notes Lyle Moraine’s debut, a Kennedy-backed Pathe revival rumor, and a snapshot of Patsy Lee Parsons amid film-business chatter.

Hollywood Adrienne Ames Louise Joseph Kennedy Pathe Kennedy

Television at Our Front Door Says Columbia Plans

A newspaper snippet notes the claim that television could be on the doorstep within eighteen months and mentions Columbia as part of the discussion. The fragment suggests anticipation and debate over the technology's arrival.

Columbia Tak

RKO Starlets and Hollywood Moves Highlight Brief

RKO signs Madeline Carroll as a child wonder with plans for a Bel Air home. Lucille Ball opens an artificial flower shop and begins land-office business. Albert Lewin signs with MGM to work on Marie Antoinette and The Prisoner of Zenda. Buck Jones to shoot a color western. Bob Montgomery performs a high rope stunt for his upcoming film. See you tomorrow.

RKO Wonder Leo Spitz Shirley Temple Sybil Jason Madeline Carroll Bel Air Hollywood Gail Patrick Dallas Lucille Ball Mack Grey Albert J. Lewin al Lewis M-G-M Irving Thalberg Zenda Bob Montgomery Bob Buck Jones Stu Erwin

Kiwanians To Entertain Wives And Children At Easter Party

Kiwanis club Easter party Wednesday noon in the Montrose hotel will feature LaRoy the Mystic a sleight of hand and magic act plus two talking picture reels beavers dam building and Felix the Cat. The event includes Easter luncheons for children wives and guests with brief talks from a Boy Scout Sea Scout and Camp Fire Girl. A T Pleune club president will preside.

LaRoy Mystic Kiwanis Club Montrose Hotel Felix the Cat A. T. Pleune

Built Fish Trap To Feed His Hogs

Reedport Oregon report says Jack Clark used Umpqua river tides to feed hogs by a fish trap on tidelands near his home. Hundreds of sturgeon stocked the trap as water receded and were tossed to hogs. Author notes uncertainty about pork flavor.

Reedsport Ore INS Jack Clark Umpqua Ernest Haskell The American Guide Reed Haskell Clark

Will Sing Leading Tenor Role in Opera Aida Here

Elbert Wheeler dramatic tenor will sing Rhadames in Aida at Cedar Rapids on Wednesday April 29. The Coe college music department and Festival Opera company of Chicago sponsor the performance. Wheeler, raised near Arlington Heights Illinois, trained in Chicago and Italy under Maestro Emilio Piccoli, and began his American stage career last winter with Festival Opera. Five other stars of the opera.

Elbert Wheeler Rhadames Aida Cedar Rapids Coe College Department of Music Festival Opera Company of Chicago Wheeler Arlington Heights Ill Chicago Italy Emilio Piccoli Tito Schipa Guiseppe Montovani United States Festival Opera Company The Opera

Aida Stage Set for Shrine Temple Performance

The Festival Opera company will present Aida at the Shrine temple on April 29 with stage scenery costumes and a cast for 250. Coe College choir and orchestra will be joined by local singers and Cedar Rapids Symphony players for the orchestral and choral parts.

Shrine Temple Festival Opera Company Coe College Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra

Irvin S Cobb Stars in Everybody's Old Man at the State

Irvin S Cobb appears Wednesday at the State theater in Everybody's Old Man. The screen legend brings his Kentucky drawl and genial wit, supported by Rochelle Hudson Johnny Downs and Norman Foster as a vibrant young cast.

Irvin S. Cobb the State Wise Kentucky Filmland Rochelle Hudson Johnny Downs Norman Foster Cobb

Retired Captain Takes On Rival's Reckless Heirs

A seasoned industrialist adopts the children of a former competitor to reform their failing business. Cobb uses shrewd plans that threaten the old plant's stability while guiding a budding romance between Rochelle Hudson and Norman Foster as the story unfolds.

Cobb Rochelle Hudson Norman Foster

Iowa Screening of The House of a Thousand Candles

Phillips Holmes and Mae Clarke star in Panic era thriller shown in Iowa. Public notice lists screening details and venue for local film lovers.

Iowa Phillips Holmes Mae Clarke

Movies Shipped to Theatres on Weekday Lineup

The listings show Palace with Collegiate featuring Joe Penner Jack Oakie and Frances Langford alongside This Is the Life with Jane Withers. Rialto presents East of Java with Charles Bickford Elizabeth Young and If You Could Only Cook with Herbert Marshall Jean Arthur. Olympic screens Transatlantic Tunnel with Richard Dix Madge Evans Caravan with Charles Boyer Loretta Young and Star of Midnight with Ginger Rogers William Powell.

Palace Joe Penner Jack Oakie Frances Langford Jane Withers Java Charles Bickford Elizabeth Young Herbert Marshall Jean Arthur Richard Dix Madge Evans Charles Boyer Loretta Young Ginger Rogers William Powell

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