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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
4
Dix Stars in No Marriage Ties in Paramount Film
Richard Dix plays an advertising man who abandons unethical copy to face the consequences of his ruthless sales tactics. Doris Kenyon and Elizabeth Allen support a drama about honest advertising ethics, with Dix delivering a decisive final speech on the field’s proper function. A musical short, a thrill subject, and Paramount news complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dix
Paramount
Mountebank
Doris Kenyon
Elizabeth Allen
Alan Dinehart
Dix
Paramount News
Theaters Show Films At Paramount Rialto And Olympic
At Paramount Richard Dix stars in No Marriage Ties while The Rebel features Wilma Banky and Luis Trenker in Iowa. A Study in Scarlet with Reginald Owen plays in the state. Ruth Chatterton headlines Prisco Jenny at the Rialto. Will Rogers and Buck Jones appear at Olympic. Williamsburg fire destroys Welsh church storage and feed building with insured damage. fifteen tons baled alfalfa hay fifteen tons baled straw and a bob sled and cutter burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Richard Dix
Iowa
Wilma Banky
Luis Trenker
State
Reginald Owen
June Clyde
Rialto
Ruth Chatterton
Prisco Jenny
Will Rogers
Buck Jones
Williamsburg
Leo Smith
Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiggam
A truncated excerpt from Albert Edward Wiggam's work discusses building action to spark inspiration, urges diving into problems rather than delaying, and notes virtues like courage and achievement as key to admiration, with a closing reference to Prof. Karl Pearson and ancestral writing echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
Karl Pearson
Winning Arguments booklet marketed by Dr Wisgam
An advertising blurb touts How to Win an Argument a 24 page booklet by Albert Edward Wigsam offering six practical principles for business, sales, and law. It promises practical value from a study of twenty thousand interviews and asks readers to send ten cents for printing and a return envelope. It notes handwriting studies by an English statistician and mentions graphology’s lack of scientific backing. It also includes a historical note that the United States Potters' Association was the first national employers' group, formed in 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wigsam
D. Se
Dr. Wisgam
The
United States Potters’ Association
Sing Sinner Sing at the Iowa Friday
The Iowa theater presents Sing Sinner Sing starring Leila Hyams and Paul Lukas about a coastal California singer whose marriage to a wealthy heir ends in ruin. The program includes How Comedies Are Born, The Mad Doctor cartoon, and Graham McNamee news reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
California
Iowa Theater
Lela Larson
Leila Hyams
Paul Lukas
Ruth Donnelly
Joyce Compton
the Mad Doctor
Graham McNamee
Will Rogers Heads The Olympic Double Program
Will Rogers stars in Too Busy to Work at the Olympic, portraying a thrifty wanderer with a blend of comedy and pathos. Buck Jones appears in Treason with romance and thrills, tied with Krazy Kat and a News as the second feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Fox
Buck Jones
Linn County Court House and Jail Contract Awarded
The contract for the Linn county court house and jail excluding plumbing heating wiring and cell work was awarded to Madsen and Peterson of Minneapolis for 503 328. D J Regan and wife were honored guests at a farewell party with fifty three friends as they move to Los Angeles. Miss Ellen Meede Linn county Red Cross nurse accepts a school nurse post at Belleville Illinois. Miss Helen Dix becomes manager of a new acls?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Court House
Madsen and Peterson
Minneapolis
D. J. Regan
Los Angeles
Calif
Ellen Meede
Linn County
Red Cross
Belleville
Helen Dix
Local Women Take Posts In YWCA and Theater Tour
Miss Charlotte Davis former general secretary of the YWCA will serve as field secretary for the South Central St. Louis district with headquarters in St. Louis. Harry Burton leaves for Mankato Minnesota to manage the Tem pest and Sunshine troupe. John Burianek Jr returns from a world tour. JG Taylor injured when his motorcycle collides with a street car at F avenue and Third street west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Davis
St. Louis
Harry Burton
Mankato
Minn
Tempest and
Sunshine” Theatrical Company
John Burianek, Jr
J.G. Taylor
Elis Park
F Avenue
Third Street West
Masonic Visit Includes City Trolley Ride in Mount Vernon
R T Forbes hosted visiting Masonic grand officers and local lodge members with a trolley tour of Mount Vernon. Major Milos Smith was injured when a horse kicked him and bruised his head while inspecting the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Forbes
Masonic Grand Lodge
Milos Smith
Daniels and Company of
New York
Cedar Rapids
Friday Aug 25 Horoscope Warns of Sudden Changes
Genevieve Kembles Star Say advises a Friday marked by sudden disruptive influences from Mars and Uranus. Calm steadiness is urged to avoid violence or project disruption. careful planning and guarded temperament help avert danger to plans and welfare. A birthday warns of impulsive traits in a child born that day. Noted: Bret Harte among births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Uranus
Bret Harte
Funeral Services For Fred Arnold At Cone Center Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Cone Center church for Fred Arnold age 67 with Rev A G Stewart of Rowley officiating. He is survived by his widow and six children Esther Sherretts Mary Blankenburg Millie Sherretts Lulu Worstall John and Gilbert. Burial was in Quasqueton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Cone Center
Fred Arnold
A. G. Stewart
Rowley
Esther Sherretts
Mary Blankenburg
Millie Sherretts
Lulu Worstall
John
Gilbert
Quas
Queton Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Third Street
Marion Nixon
Dick Powell
Krazy Kat News
Owa
Ballon
Asad
Paul Lukas Leila Hyams Donald Dillaway
George E. Stone
Mickey Mouse
Hollywood
Third Avenue
Greta Garbo
Joan Crawford
Elissa Landi
Marlene Dietrich
Laurel & Wardy
Marx Bros
Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
Bill
Todas
vNo Marrtace Ties
Clancy OF
the Mounted
Royal Padaing
Sraffe
Durbar
R.R
Killian’s
Sive
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Mount Vernon
American Legion
Iowa City
C. C. Wylie
University of Iowa
National Academy of Science
Genevieve Kemble
S.ss
S.S.S. Ce
Savings Commercial Investments
the Peoples Savings’ “Bank
Third Ave
W. Ceasar
Rapids
Checker Motor Supply Inc
Second Avenue SE
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