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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
2
A composite piece shows John’s brilliance paralleled by a lack of restraint and boisterous behavior. It uses letters to Miss Manners about social behavior and advice on dance etiquette and relationships.
Miss Manners counsels that a difference in temperament over music need not doom a relationship. The reader, devoted to melodies, asks if happiness requires shared taste. Advice notes the partner’s capacity for appreciating music, and urges focusing on other compatible traits and shared opportunities to enjoy art without friction.
As a precautionary measure, Germany directs a general cleanup of attics and lofts to improve air raid readiness and reduce fire risk. Officials urge homeowners to clear debris and store valuables safely as wartime tensions heighten.
Homer Hamer, aboard the Fidelite, battles mutinous sailors and a concealed group seeking hidden records. Auguste frees himself, Auguste confirms seven intruders, and Tanya, a staged woman ally, is implicated as the visitor who lured the gang.
Homer confronts four men in his boat's galley as a tense standoff unfolds. Auguste warns him to beware while champagne and threats surface. Homer declares no fight inside and aims to defuse the encounter, promising trouble if hands move to pockets. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the intruders claim ownership of the vessel.
Major Bowes' amateur show One Way Ticket stars Lloyd Nolan and Peggy Conklin. Paramount presents Metropolitan with Lawrence Tibbetts and Virginia Bruce, and Edward Everett Horton in His Night Out. State offers Edward Arnold and Constance Cummings in Remember Last Night with Noah Beery Jr and Jean Rogers in Stormy. Palace features Katharine Hepburn in Alice Adams and Warner Oland with Pat Paterson in Charlie Chan in Egypt. Rialto presents In Caliente with Dolores Del Rio and Pat O'Brien and Jaina with Kay Johnson and Jan Hunter. Olympic shows Border Brigands with Buck Jones and Transient Lady with Gene Raymond and Frances Drake.
Katharine Hepburn appears on the Palace program starring in Booth Tarkingtons story Alice Adams. The feature centers on a young woman navigating social expectations and personal aspirations amid pressure to marry and fit a refined ideal.
A three film bill opens Friday at the Iowa theater featuring Broadway Hostess a new musical comedy drama with Winifred Shaw Phil Regan Allen Jenkins and Genevieve Tobin Escape from Devils Island starring Victor Jory Florence Rice Norman Foster and the March of Time issue also shown.
The Olympic theater opens Thursday for three days with two main features. Border Brigands stars Buck Jones and Lena Andre delivering fast action outdoor drama with riding fighting and shooting. Transient Lady features Gene Raymond Frances Drake Henry Hull and June Clayworth with magazine grade drama. The bill also includes the third chapter of Red Rider a cartoon comedy and news segment.
London couturiers introduce a lip-mask to shield dresses from lipstick marks during fittings. The device covers the lips of models and customers, reducing staining on gowns and preserving presentation in shops.
Edward Wenzel Jr sues to quiet title to Lot Four, Block Three in Brown's Second Addition Cedar Rapids seeking permanent ownership and estoppel of all defendants rights. The district court notice warns default if defendants fail to appear by January 6, 1936 with Wayne Boland as attorney for plaintiff.
A young girl and her family in the middle west face social oblivion due to poverty and a worn home. She hides hurt pride behind pretense until she stops deceiving herself and her lover, then gains the desires she seeks. Companion feature Charlie Chan in Egypt stars Warner Cle nd and Pat Paterson in a mystery thriller.
The article notes that the use of synthetic fragrances emerged at the start of the 1900s, marking a shift in perfumery as chemists developed new scent compounds and brands popularized modern cosmetics.
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