One Way Passage heads to Paramount for three day run
Paramount brings William Powell and Kay Francis in One Way Passage a famed romantic drama set on a Pacific liner from Hong Kong to San Francisco. Powell plays a charming criminal pursued by police while Francis seeks a life change as the voyage unfolds ending with a final farewell. The bill also features Red Valee and his Comrades and a revue show.
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Tod
Suave
William Powell
Lovely Kay Francis
Paramount Theater
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Powell
Kas Francis
Powe
Abe
South Sea
Vares
Red Vaiee
Corres
C.uoe Andy Cirde
Arc & Brii
Pastor Delivers Prayer Sermon at Ministerial Meeting
The Rev W L Duncan of First United Brethren spoke on Prayer That Is Evangelism at the ministerial association gathering. He outlined a life of devotion and fellowship as the path to God and urged daily prayer in everyday life. Rev Renwick McCullough was absent and Rev John J Gent presided as vice president.
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W L Duncan
First United Brethren Church
Ministerial Association
Mr Duncan
J Renwick McCullough
Chicago
John J Gent
Association
Theaters Listings and Bursting Curiosities
A fragmented cinema page lists Paramount, Rialto and State showings with titles like If I Had a M and Dynamite Denny and quips about acts. Readers see marquee chatter and short notes on performers and acts in a bustling theater section.
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Paramount
Gon Cooper
George Raftard
State- Tre Las Moe
Theatrical Stars Coming in Sally at Iowa Theater
Mary Eaton stars in Ziegfeld's Sally at the Iowa theater with a cast of sixty. The matinée and night show Thursday December 8 marks her first screen revival since London where she led Folly To Be Wise. T. Roy Barnes heads a strong cast with a notable voice. Deputy county auditor post in Vinton fills by Carl Culver. Ward, dairy operator and East Waterloo H S and Iowa State Teachers College alum, appointed.
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Mary Eaton
Ziegfeld
Sally
Iowa Theater
London
England
Miss Eaton
Flo Ziegfeld
Marilyn Miller
Miss Miller
T. Roy Barnes
Vinton
Russell Ward
Carl Culver
Ward
East Waterloo High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Waterloo Business College
Santa liar Santa liar glass mats for entertaining
A damaged ad describes a package of twelve felt glass mats touted to resist shifting when a drink is raised. It explains cutting twelve circles from bright colored felt and outlines options for faceting or rounding shapes and rainbow color choices.
Heart-Break Road Continues Amid Quiet Struggles
Ray Mordant and his sister Jill face a wall of loneliness after prison and a tense past. Ray receives a $500 windfall with a cryptic note from Merkle promising a celebration, forcing him to confront his old life on the first night of freedom as Jill plans a fresh start.
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Jill
Navy
Ray
Miss Dickinson
Merkle
Black Leo
Reddy
Bellevue
Minota Street
Ray Mordant
West 59Th Street
Ted Merkle
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Danceland
Bob Schnieder and His Orchestra
Spains
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Wee Steck
By Ae
Hyeee
Seale
Hoosier
Neassy
Boot the
Amy
Ela
Esate Rangi
Catewnuta Prac
Aseting Te
Awa Art
Hallerfest
Third Avenue SE
Chest of
Albert Edward Wiggam
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Arsuer
Pest
Wigeam
Kates
Itee Tien
Wonka
AL Thors
U. B
Santa
Vera Brown
New York
Jackson Prison
All Star
Francis
Rudy Valee
Connecticut Yankees
Andy Clyde
TOY Parade
Yeator
Jack Duffy
Lela Bliss
Harry Stafford
Jack Waldron
Miss Harriett
George Guhl
Eilers Dunnin
Rial
Buffalo Bill JR
Blanche Mehaffey
Denny
Iowaa Theatre
Liberty Magazine
Katharine Hepburn
Billie, Burke
David Manners
Clemence
Dane
Sal
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