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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1934
Page
7
A reflective piece compares old and young college graduates facing a disrupted world. It contrasts the rosy past of secure jobs and status with the present era of mass production, uncertainty, and shifting expectations, noting shared traits despite differing outlooks.
A seven year study in Virginia shows fatigue manifests as clumsiness inattention speech disturbances memory lapses hallucinations delusions and temper tantrums, highlighting broad cognitive and behavioral effects.
In Charlottesville Virginia a psychologist told Sigma Xi Society at the University that a tired person is mildly insane. The statement was presented during a discussion on mental fatigue and its effects on perception and behavior.
A Friday night crash at a grade crossing near Pleasanton Kansas killed all five occupants of a car. The deceased from Pleasanton area were Mettie West wife of Lawrence Wert and driver Hel West 22 Margaret West 10 Elizabeth Walje 18 Catherine Walje 18. Elizabeth and Catherine Walje were engaged to be married.
A vaudeville style film The Captain Hates the Sea opens next Saturday at Town theater featuring a large star cast led by Victor McLaglen John Gilbert Wynne Gibson Helen Vinson Walter Connolly Tala Birell and others. The Wallace Smith adaptation follows a shipbound mix of intrigue romance and comic capers on a San Pedro to New York voyage with a fleeing thief a detective and a key female accomplice.
A washed up Hollywood hopeful posing as a librarian travels with a woman of dubious past and her husband to forget love. Interwoven lives include Walter Connolly as a sea-averse captain, McLaglen as a sharp detective, Fred Keating as a suave crook with Helen Vinson as his accomplice, Wynne Gibson as the woman with a past, and Alison Skipworth as a wealthy dowager.
The film features Toyland with Laurel and Hardy, Widow Peep, and the toy maker. It showcases March of the Toys Castle in Spain and Go To Sleep Slumber Deep. Felix Knight and Virginia Karns provide musical highlights alongside Damon Runyan's Lemon Drop Kid with Lee Tracy.
A historical note claims King George I of England was of German origin and reportedly could not speak English, highlighting the language and background debates surrounding his reign.
Louis Panico a top trumpet master and his radio orchestra will perform at Danceland next Wednesday night from 9 to 1 for dancing. He started as a pay wonder with the Chicago Daily News band and rose to feature at Canton Tea Gardens in Chicago. He has since broadcast nationally and played many midwest dance and theater engagements.
Coe College Playhouse stages the English version of Yesterday and Today adapted from Gestern und Heute on December 12 and 15. The play portrays a German girls school under a rigid military ideal with Fraulein von Nordeck and Manuela in a love conflict. cast includes Marjory Wright, Dorothy Faris, and Mary Jo French. The New York Times praised its writing and humanity. Curtains at 8 15 with 50 cent admission.
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