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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
4
The film centers on Nick Raft a stealthy gangster who goes undercover to crush mob terror. George Raft delivers dauntless restrained work guiding the suspense through urban hideouts and police cooperation.
Tom Keene stars in Come On Dancer a Texas ranger pursues a girl bandit leader in a two day State Theatre engagement. He is wounded but saved by her nursing and falls for her complicating the capture. Also shown The Hurricane Express with John Wayne leading a rival transport saga.
The article surveys Wiggam a noted author and thinker, discussing heredity faith hope and moral guidance. It notes his interest in human behavior and conduct and offers readers a chance to submit questions on family relationships and ethics with a stamped self-addressed envelope for a personal reply.
Corbett and Convey in Glad Rags Revue headline a one day show at the Iowa next Sunday. In three scenes of rare splendor with beautiful costuming and intricate dance routines it is one of the outstanding acts of the year. Four other high caliber RKO acts will support the bill. Vanity Street presents Charles Bickford in his first major role out of the rough and tumbie line in a long time.
An officer in New York befriends and loves a Follies girl in a dramatic stage piece. Helen Chandler opens by smashing a drug store window to reach jail and a place to sleep. Maya Methot as the leading beauty with George Meeker, Arthur Hoyt, Ruth Channing and Claudia Morgan supporting.
Theaters show George Raft and Mitzi Green stars in live bills with accompanying acts in Under Cover Man and Little Orphan Annie while Walter Huston stars in The Ruling Voice. In Tama, R Richardson is elected worshipful master of Maone lodge with B W Haste and H FE Fox as officers. installation set for January 9.
The Rev Melvin L Welke of Peoples church and Hanford post chaplain spoke at the Five Year Service club dinner arguing loyal citizens provide best defense. He urged national social justice and a square deal for all as primary protections, while military readiness remains important. Performances followed with Dorothy Bailey, Maud Signalls, and Betty Wamacha in music and dance.
The Fighting Marshal a Columbia western starring Tim McCoy will be the feature at the Olympic theater Thursday night. The action packed story follows a convict who poses as a sheriff to rob a payroll and clear his name with love adding complications before the final scenes.
In the summer the body temperature of a chicken often reaches as high as 106 degrees Fahrenheit. The note highlights how heat impacts poultry health and comfort during hot weather.
An old testimonial-style ad touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for post operation recovery and general women's ailments. It cites decades of success and appeals to thousands of women, noting availability at druggists in Sioux City Iowa and offering tarquid or tablet forms.
Miss Margaret Misak daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Misak 332 eighteenth street se is among the two Iowa winners in RKO Phantom of Crestwood Original Story Ending contest. Harry Woldsberg theater manager awarded her $25. One of 100 national winners and she is a journalism major at the University of Iowa set to graduate in June.
What Cheer, Iowa learns of the death of Harry J Aldinger 43 of Los Angeles. The body is being sent home for a Tuesday 2 p.m. funeral at the Methodist church officiated by Rev W A Bloomquist. Survived by widow, his father two sisters Mrs H F Brady and Mrs Louis Yahnke of What Cheer three brothers Willard What Cheer L D Aldinger Sigourney and Dr J C Aldinger of Los Angeles.
The page lists dense radio programming with CBS NBC and WMT affiliates showing 6 PM to 11 PM schedules across multiple cities. It ends with a local Lions Club luncheon note featuring May present speaker Mildred Mitchell, Ballard Times publisher, visiting from Seattle.
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