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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1936

Page

12

Mystery of the Brian murders unfolds at isolated estate

In a tense broadcast style scene, detectives Larry and Sutton probe the Brian household after two killings. Miss Hunt and Julian offer alibis while Mark and Peter describe locking doors and a fearsome look. A missing key and hush of the suspect’s movements hint at a calculated inside job.

Bob Holbrook Brians Larry Alexander Brian Miss Hunt Brian Peter Mark Julian Cora Frank Lee Sen Jean Bob Peter Brian Sutton Anyy

Two Of Season's Best Pictures To Open On Friday

The Iowa theater welcomes Swing Time with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers bringing two songs The Way You Look Tonight and A Fine Romance and dances Swing Waltz and Bojangles of Harlem with Astaire in blackface. The cast includes Eric Blore Helen Broderick and Jerome Kern wrote the tunes.

Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Iowa Theater Harlem Astaire Eric Blore Helen Broderick Jerome Kern Iowa Walter Abel Gertrude Michael Patricia Ellis Hugh Herr Hussy Joan Crawford Peggy O’neal Washington Andrew Jackson Paramount Theater Timberlake Robert Taylor John Randolph Melyon Douglas John Eaton Franchot Tone Paramount Jane Withers Ralph Morgan Postal Inspector Ricardo Cortez Robert Montgomery Robert Benchley State Theater Francis Lederer Ann Sothern

New Astaire Rogers Picture Opens At Iowa Next Friday

A sparkling musical romance titled Swing Time brings Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to the Iowa theater next Friday. The film features a blackface solo by Astaire, the new swing waltz, dazzling settings, and seven Jerome Kern tunes. Supporting stars Victor Moore Helen Broderick join a lively plot of love and rivalry with a cast including Eric Blore George Metaxa Betty Furness Pierre Watkins John Harrington and Landers Stevens. An aerial nightclub scene atop Manhattan’s tallest skyscraper showcases Astaire and twenty four dancing girls in the Bojangles of Harlem number.

Iowa Theater Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Astaire Jerome Kern Miss Rogers Victor Moore Helen Broderick Eric Blore George Metaxa Betty Furness Pierre Watkins John Harrington Landers Stevens Tower Manhattan John Harkrider Harlem

My American Wife at State Theatre Next Saturday

The State Theatre opens its new season with My American Wife starring Francis Lederer Ann Sothern and Fred Stone. A count marries an American heiress and travels to Arizona where social pretensions clash with ranch life. Charlie Chan at the Race Track with Warner Oland also screens as the second feature.

Francis Lederer Ann Sothern State Theater Ruggles Red Gap Saturday Evening Post Fred Stone Lederer Miss Sothern Arizona Charlie Chan Warner Oland Helen Wood

Dance Orchestra for Cedar Park Scheduled

This week at Cedar Park features Robinson Brothers Orchestra on opening night with Eugene and Homer on trumpet. The Commanders play Tuesday and Wednesday, Rodger Graham Orchestra Thursday, and Doc Lawson returns Friday for his first appearance this season.

Cedar Park Robinson Brothers Eugene Homer Rodger Graham Doc Lawson

Second Wife at Iowa Tuesday with Abel and Michael

Walter Abel and Gertrude Michael star in Second Wife coming to the Iowa theater Tuesday a screen adaptation of All The King’s Men exploring the pains and joys of a widower’s second marriage. The feature also presents Love Begins at Twenty a light romance with Patricia Ellis Hugh Herbert and Ada Hull.

Walter Abel Gertrude Michael Iowa Iowa Theater Thomas Lennon Fulton Oursler Miss Michael Abel Patricia Ellis Hugh Herbert Ad Hull

Jane Withers Double Bill at Paramount Tuesday

Two major film hits appear at the Paramount starting Tuesday. Jane Withers in Little Miss Nobody with Jane Darwell and Ralph Morgan leads the bill, followed by Postal Inspector featuring Ricardo Cortez Bela Lugosi and Patricia Ellis.

Jane Withers Paramount Ricardo Cortez Patricia Ellis Robert Montgomery Madge Evans State Theater Paramount Theater Jane Darwell Ralph Morgan Bela Lugosi Orphan Asylum Michael Loring

Joan Crawford Stars In The Gorgeous Hussy At Paramount

Joan Crawford leads The Gorgeous Hussy with Robert Taylor Lionel Barrymore Franchot Tone Melvyn Douglas and James Stewart in a Paramount four day run starting Friday The drama follows Peggy O Neal through Washingtons political storm during Andrew Jacksons nomination fight and a series of loves and sacrifices amid national turmoil.

Joan Crawford Robert Taylor Lionel Barrymore Franchot Tone Hussy Paramount Theater Melvyn Douglas James Stewart Peggy O’neal Washington Andrew Jackson John Randolph Joan Bon” Timberlake Randolph Jackson Timberlake Peggy John Eaton Spain

Shirley Temple Stars In Captain January At Palace

Shirley Temple leads Captain January shot on a Maine coast setting with Guy Kibbee and Slim Summerville as guardians of a lighthouse waif. The second feature Brides Are Like That stars Ross Alexander and Anita Blaise in a romance as the Palace screens both today through Wednesday.

Captain January Shirley Temple Palace Maine Shirley Guy Kibbee Slim Summerville Kibbee Laura E. Richards Ross Alexander Anita Blaise

Trapped By Television at Rialto Double Bill

The Rialto presents Trapped By Television featuring Lyle Talbot Mary Astor and Nat Pendleton about a young inventor hampered by funds who partners with a willing bill collector and meets a racketeer leading to a thrilling climax. Sundown Saunders stars Bob Steele as he outwits bandits terrorizing border towns and recovering loot. Broadway Brevities and Cats and the Fiddle with today’s news complete the program.

Rialto Lyle Talbot Mary Astor Nat Pendleton Bobby Blake Sundown Saunders Bob Steele Broadway

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