Tugboat Annie Returns at Paramount Amid Laughter
The Paramount holds Tugboat Annie over through Thursday due to peak crowds and rave reviews. Stars Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery drive the fun as Beery’s bottle trouble ends with hero status while Robert Young and Maureen O Sullivan impress as the young lovers.
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The Theaters Present New Films At Paramount Rialto And Olympic
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Iowa Linn County dated August 28 1933 Names Joseph Zvacek as Administrator of John Yvacel Inte estate with debtors urged to pay and creditors to file claims with Linn County District Court attorney Jos Mekota listed
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Greta Garbo True Story Heads To True Story Magazine
True Story Magazine will publish the first chapters of the Great True Story of Greta Garbo, detailing her life and loves. The feature promises a candid look at Garbo, who has long lived apart from Hollywood whispers and headlines. The next issue lands Friday, September aft, with much anticipation.
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Horses Rewarded as Great Circus Attraction in Town
The Ringling and Barnum and Bailey circus arrives Thursday August 31 for its golden jubilee year shows at 2 PM and 8 PM. The act features over 700 horses from Percherons to thoroughbreds, with Dorothy Herbert leading daring high school riding and a parade behind the British Guards. The tent will host master and mistresses of haute ecole, as the equine display fills the city streets and rings.
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Exploring the History of Iowa Series Begins Sept
The Gazette will publish a weekly series titled Exploring the History of Iowa starting September 4. Written by Prof. John Ely Briggs, it runs 36 illustrated articles designed for teachers and pupils, with seven units and activity hints, to form a complete Iowa history textbook by series end. The Iowa Daily Press Association sponsors the project, featuring portraits, landmarks, events, maps, and graphs to trace the state's development from Dubuque and Joliet to the present.
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Considered 'Queer' Because She Likes Books Not Gossip
Mary Manners recounts Mrs. D. who is labeled queer for shunning clubs and gossip. She walks alone, reads unconventional books, and befriends socially excluded people, prompting neighbors to leave her be as she desires.
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Cablegram Sent From It To New York On Aug 28
A brief cablegram was dispatched from the location to New York on August 28, indicating early communication activity involving a distant hub and signaling possible corporate or journalistic correspondence.
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