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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1934

Page

16

Broadway Bill shines in Capra preview at Iowa theater

Frank Capra delivers a human romantic comedy featuring Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy in Broadway Bill. Dan Brooks clashes with Higginsville’s power while his horse Broadway Bill and Alice stir a mix of drama and warmth. Opens December 31 at the Iowa Dee.

Frank Capra Columbia Iowa Theater Mr. Capra Warner Baxter Myrna Loy Dan Brooks Alice Dan Iowa Dee

Hilarious Mystery On Screen At Iowa With Vaudeville Saturday

A vaudeville double bill opens Saturday in Iowa featuring The Cuastrain Hates the Sea with Vic tor McLaglen John Gilbert Wynne Gibson and a crook busting shipboard plot. Joe Morris leads the vaudeville, Dorothy Ryan and others provide comedy with tunes by Harry Pease and Ed Nelson. Joyce Remmer offers a pocket edition of Lillian Leitzel and Steps and Tunes perform a rapid dance number. The Gazette will announce the fifth act in Friday’s issue.

Victor McLaglen John Gilbert Wynne Gibson Joe Morris Dorothy Ryan Larry Jason Ann Fink Harry Pease Ed Nelson Joyce Remmer Lillian Leitzel the Gazette

Theaters listings show 1940s film pairings and stage event

Paramount presents Imitation of Life with Claudette Colbert and Warren William while Iowa and state venues feature Jealousy with Nancy Carroll Donald Cook A Successful Failure with William Collier Caravan Catherine the Great at State and Here Comes the Navy So This Is Harris at Palace From Headquarters and Marrying Widows at Rialto Berkeley Square and 3 on a Honeymoon at Olympic with multiple stars including Leslie Howard Elizabeth Bergner and James Cagney plus a college theater Yesterday and Today at 8 15 by the College Players

Paramount Claudette Colbert Warren Wiliam Iowa Nancy Carroll Donald Cook William Collier Loretta Young Phillips Holmes Catherine the Great Elizabeth Bergner Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Navy James Cagney Pat O'Brien Harris Phil Harris Rialto George Brent Margaret Lindsay Gua Allen Minna Gome Berkeley Square Leslie Howard Heather Angel Sally Eilers Zasu Pitts John Boles Gloria Stuart Fs Sys ‘Coe Little The College Players

Ida Lewis Silent Film Actress Signs 7 Year Ince Contract

Ida Lewis, famed for 100 silent pictures and many Charles Ray roles, signs a seven year deal with Tom Ince under the impression of an AI year. She played Julia in The Drunkard seventy years ago and later starred as Mrs Wicsondane, daughter to Julian, in 1934.

Charles Ray Tom Ince Julia Wicsondane Julian King Features Syndicate Toc Great Britain

Police Picture Heads Rialto Double Bill

Rialto presents From Headquarters with George Brent and Margaret Lindsay a police procedural drama about criminals and romance. A second feature Marrying Widows stars Judith Allen and Minna Gambill in a brisk comedy. Also featured are Hugh Herbert Eugene Palette Dorothy Burgess and Henry ONeil.

Rialto George Brent Margaret Lindsay Hugh Herbert Eugene Pallette Dorothy Burgess Henry O'Niel Judith Allen Minna Gambell

Burn Em Up Barnes on Track Leads Cast Return

The second chapter will feature Jack Mulhall Lola Lane and Frankie Darrow in principal roles as Burn Em Up Barnes continues on the race track serial.

Barnes Jack Mulhall Lola Lane Frankie Darrow

Film Chiefs Offer Aid In Crime Drive

Washington AP Carl E Milliken secretary of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America offered to cooperate in a national war on crime. He proposed five lines of attack for industry help and defended using good versus evil as plot material while proposing a national crime research institute under the attorney general's supervision.

Washington Carl E. Milliken Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Attorney General Milliken Maine National Crime Research Institute

Oxford Odd Fellows elect Grauer as noble grand

At the Oxford lodge meeting George Grauer Jr was chosen noble grand. Other officers named include Virgil Harker as vice grand Charles E Oakes as secretary Carl Painting as trustee and Lou Mueller as treasurer.

Oxford Oxford Odd Fellows George Grauer, Jr Virgil- Harker Charles E., Oakes

Mind and Morality in Scientific Inquiry

An author's note discusses limits of science in answering moral questions and the priority of societal rights. It cites women's historic roles shaping labor division and notes that economic policies like placing German students in poverty aim to recalibrate incentives and social conditions.

Bow To Judge FOUR PROBABLE SUCCESS IN BUSINESS

A twenty eight page booklet by Dr Harry W Kepner of Syracuse University offers tests to aid business success. It is sold with Lets Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wickcam, Sc D as a reader service through The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Request Business Success with a stamped self addressed return envelope and ten cents.

Harry W. Kepner Syracuse University Albert Edward Wickcam Albert E. Wiccam Cedar Rapside

Political institutions shaped by merchant interests in history

The text argues that political institutions evolved to serve trade and economic power. It traces this through medieval guilds to Renaissance cities, noting merchants drove state frameworks, with feudal bonds proving weak for rising commerce demands.

John Randall Ito

Darling Triggered: Willie Willis Responds to Public Slur

Willie Willis questions how to avoid fighting after being called darling in front of his fellow players. The exchange highlights tensions and gendered taunts in the locker room setting.

Commercial Law Underpins Social Order and Governance

The statement asserts that commercial law forms the foundation of all law and sustains social order through regulation of commerce, contracts, and disputes, implying legal frameworks shape economic activity and societal stability.

10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette December Clippings

Dec 12 1924 John Cook named night captain of police force succeeding L S Morrison Samuel Gompers seriously ill in Mexico Karl H Rehnberg resigns Cedar Rapids bank post to lead Chicago Cotton Exchange Clearing House Eddie Collins named manager of Chicago White Sox succeeding Evers Dec 12 1914 federal income tax yield 28253535 stock exchange reopenings service of appreciation for Rev E R Burkhalter after forty years at First Presbyterian Fire Chief Mohrbacher denial of horse slips on creosoted streets Dec 12 1904 The Village Postmaster at Greene's opera house Col Charles A Clark to plead in upcoming court action

John Cook L. S. Morrison Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Mexico Karl H. Rehnberg Cedar Rapids National Bank Chicago Cotton Exchange Clearing House Eddie Collins Chicago White Sox Evers New York Stock Exchange E. R. Burkhalter First Presbyterian Church Mohrbacher Snouffer Saturday Record Greene's Opera House Charles A. Clark

Soldiers' Preference Law Before Supreme Court in Iowa Case

Grand Army department of Iowa in Rockford Illinois seeks ruling on soldiers' preference law. Three-Eye baseball league reports a member dropping out while Roosevelt's official plurality in the recent election hits 2 526 470, a new record.

Supreme Court Grand Army Department of Iowa Rockford Ill Roosevelt

Mixed planetary influences on this day noted

The article describes mixed planetary configurations with some adverse and some beneficial aspects. It predicts sudden changes of benefit, increased possessions through labor or fidelity, and potential workplace doubt, duplicitous schemes, and secret enemies. It cites Rev. Phillips Brooks as a notable nativity.

Phillips Brooks

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