Charming Sleeping Princess ballet thrills Cedar Rapids crowd
Loraine Lee Hinton led the Edna K. Dieman studio's junior ballet at the Community Playhouse in Cedar Rapids. Based on The Sleeping Princess, the show featured young dancers from three to five years old and a cast including Marie Kathryn Morlan and Mary Eileen Stenner as king and queen. The performance, with Emma Coon on piano, offered elaborate court scenes and a finale of Milady's Bonnet as four small dancers wore rainbow costumes and oversized hat boxes.
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Loraine Lee Hinton
Community Playhouse
Edna K. Dieman Studio
Dieman
Plano
Emma Coon
Cedar Rapid
Wrihe Detro
Symptons
Marie Kathryon Morlan
Mary Eileen Stenner
Pantem
Honer Ber
Lorrane Lee Hinter
Mass Hinton
Cedar Rapids
Bettilou Lefebvre
Prince A
Marilyn Ladd
Patricia Ann Kaufman
Jacqueline Jeanne Hollands
Jean Ethel Brown
Shirley Schroll
Will Rogers Says Fetter Gazette Opinion on Bonus
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers mocks the bonus dispute between Congress and soldiers noting sharp disagreement and suggesting General Pershing as a leader. He warns Roosevelt may change coin values, reflecting 1933 public mood on pay and policy.
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Fétter Gazette
Beverly Hills
Calif
Congress
General Pershing
Receivership Notice for Kenwood Savings Bank Cedar Rapids
In Linn County Iowa District Court the receivership of Kenwood Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa seeks court approval for a 10 percent final dividend. D W Bates Receiver urges payment to all depositor claims and invites interested parties to appear at the May 11 hearing at Cedar Rapids Court House.
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Iowa
Linn County
L. A
D W Bates
Kennand Savings Bank
Cedar Rap
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Bates
Kenwood Bank to Pay Out 100 Percent Dividend
D. W. Bates, acting as receiver for Kenwood Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids, sought court authority to distribute a final ten percent dividend, reaching one hundred percent to depositors. Judge Ring scheduled May 3 for the hearing. previous dividends totaled seventy-five percent.
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D. W. Bates
Kenwood Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
H.C Ring
QO. F. Fryer
Pioneer Farmer Chas Cuhel Sr Dies in Swisher
Charles Cuhel Sr a Johnson county pioneer farmer died at his Swisher home Thursday at 2 30 p m after a heart attack. Born in Linn County he farmed there most of life retiring six years ago and moving to Swisher. Surviving are wife Emma two daughters Mrs Emil Novak and Mrs Leonard Stepanek of Fairfax son Charles A Cuhel one brother John Cuhel Cedar Rapids and one sister Mrs John Janko Swisher Five grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 p m in Barta chapel with Rev Francis Pokorny. Interment Anderson cemetery. Friends may call Saturday evening.
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Charles Cuhel, Jr
Johnson County
Swisher
Linn County
College Township
Emma Cuhel
Emil Novak
Leonard Stepanek
Fairfax
Charles A. Cuhel
John Cuhel
Cedar Rapids
John Janko
Barta Chapel
Francis Pokorny
Anderson Cemetery
Barta
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
E R Moore of Cedar Rapids lays the cornerstone of a new Waterloo temple for Iowa Masons. Rotary votes $1000 toward Camp Wapsie and the Boy Scout camp near Stone City. Mrs Frank H Keyser elected president of the Woman's club. Merchants National Bank to build a twelve story structure costing 750000 with permit fee 58.50. Miss Onalese White hurt in fall while roller skating in local hospital. James E Blake returns to Cedar Rapids to join Iowa Railroad and Light Co. Cot Wo G Dows and Isaac B Smith return from Wyoming trip. Mrs ST Hinman travels to Borup Minnesota to visit daughter Mrs J F Hetherington. Eduard Lowen granted 14 monthly pension from Washington. North Western road good roads car tour plans in Cedar Rapids at Commercial club. Mayor Huston and others hear talks by Joe S Trigg Henry Wallace Des Moines and Superintendent Whalen.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Masons
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Rotary Club
Camp Wapsie Y
Central City
Stone City
Frank H. Keyser
Woman's Club
Merchants National Bank
Onalese White
Lncal
James E Blake
Quaker Oats Company
Alburs
Cedar Ripes
Iowa Ralway and Light Company
Cot Wo G Dows
Isaac B Smth
Wyoming
Mre ST. Hinman
Borup Minn
J. F Hetherngton
Eduard Lowem
Washington
North Western Good Roads
Huston
Joe S. Trigg
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Whalen
North Western Railroad
Private Worlds Drama In a Mental Hospital
Dr. Charles Drummond leads the mental hospital as Myra seeks control over events around Sally’s failing pregnancy. Jane, Alec, and Sally face medical and romantic tensions amid fears for Sally’s life and the future of Alec and Jane’s relationship.
After Dark Rescue and Morning Confrontation
Alec fears Charles will blame him for his sister Myra's drunken night but Charles offers forgiveness and Myra recovers his composure after a bath and clean dress. Jane provides quiet mercy as Alec collapses in tears at her lap, while Myra awakes with calm certainty and asks about the dawn incident.
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Darling
Laly
Jane
Myra
Charles
Alec
We Have Only Each Other Charles and Myra In Turmoil
The couple Charles and Myra clash over loyalty and selfishness as emotional tension erupts. Myra pleads she has only him and seeks reassurance, while Charles weighs his conflicted feelings and past hurt. The Gazette teases the continuation of the storyline in tomorrow's issue.
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Charles
Myra
Movie Week at Theaters With Crosby, Keeler, and Maynard
Theaters feature Paramount Mississippi with Bing Crosby and W C Fields and Sorrel and Son. Iow a Go Into Your Dance with Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson plus five acts of RKO vaudeville led by Roy Cropper. Wallace Beery stars in The Mighty Barnum with Elissa Landi and Cary Grant in Enter Madame. Ken Maynard anchors Alias the Bad Man at Rialto and She Learned About Sailors with Lew Ayres and Alice Faye. Palace presents Dragon Murder Case with Warren William and Silver Streak with Sally Blane and Charles Starrett. Olympic shows In Old Santa Fe with Maynard and Evalyn Knapp and The Moonstone with David Manners and Phyllis Barry.
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Iowa
Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
RKO
Roy Cropper
Wallace Beery
Mighty Barnum
Elissa Landi
Cary Grant
Rialto
Alias the
Bad Man
Ken Maynard
Lew Ayres
Alice Faye
Palace
Warren William
Sally Blane
Charles Starrett
Old Santa Fe
Evalyn Knapp
David Manners
Phyllis Barry
Accidental death verdict in Vic Pahl crash near Muscatine
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Victor Pahl a accidental death after a highway collision near Muscatine. The crash involved driver Joseph Resnick, coach Dukes Duford of St Ambrose, and Davenport businessman John Gerwe who remains hospitalized with injuries.
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Victor Pahl
St. Ambrose College
Joseph Resnick
Dukes” Duford
St Ambrose
Pahl
John Gerwe
Davenport
Here
Gerwe
Duford
Notice of Administrators for C. V. Wilsey Estate Iowa
On April 12 1935 the undersigned were appointed and qualified as administrators of the estate of C. V. Wilsey late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted to said estate should pay promptly Those with claims must file them with the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court
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Towa
Linn County
C. V. Wilsey
Iowa
Waltonians Honor Crow Hunt Winners
Twelve winners in the Waltonian crow hunt were honored at a Waltonian picnic in the Z C B J hall attended by more than 300 Waltonians and guests. Don Seeger won the Waltonian prize for the most crows and chose a telescope sight for a rifle. The event featured entertainment, speeches, and a crow-hunting skit with a humorous misfire.
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Z. C. B. J. Hall
A. J. Smith
Don Seeger
Godfrey Petrak
W. E. McFann
R. P. Burns
Marion
W. R. Wilson
Mount Vernon
Leonard Benesh
Western
Earl Randall
Edward Benesh
L. W. Stone
J. W. Ballard
Floyd Springer
Richard Kruchmer
Harry O. Kepler
Melvin Kepler
Harold Drew
Dempsy Jones
Bob Hinton
Bill Barnett
Frank Caine
Jones
McFann
Drew
Seeger
J. J. Merritt
J. D. Kingsley
Vernon White
Wedding Night heads to State theatre after weekend run
The State theater closes The Mighty Barnum and Enter Madame tonight and will screen The Wedding Night starting Sunday in an extended engagement. Gary Cooper and Anna Sten star in this dramatic romance set in New York as she rebels against tradition and he becomes her love interest.
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Mighty Barnum
Wallace Beery
Adolph Menjou
Virginia Bruce
Cary Grant
Elissa Landi
State Theater
Gary Cooper
Anna Sten
Miss Sten
New York
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