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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1934

Page

19

Bierman and Whitehill Speak at City Banquet

Bernie Bierman Minnesota coach and Earl Whitehill star pitcher shared the stage at Westminster Presbyterian church for a city wide athletic banquet attended by nearly 200 boys and fathers. They discussed sportsmanship, football values, and offered insights on players and teams, with group singing and a college girls glee club adding to the program.

Bernie Bierman Minnesota University Earl “Dick" Whitehill Cedar Rapids Westminster Presbyterian Church Moray Foy Coecovege Tra Carruthers Cecar Rapids Bierman We Utelh Tovac Imrocvec Ca'ing Bia Terry Newtown Giants al Simmons Whitetail Babe Ruth Whiteli'l Senators Giants Heine Manuth Conniie Mack Johnny Stone Hubbell Whitehill Luther Pullmeister Revi J Renwick McCullough Coe College Catherine Adams

Jackie Merkle at the Iowa Theater This Weekend

Jackie Merkle the child seer with psychic ability appears at the Iowa theater Cedar Rapids for two days Today and Sunday He presents three daily shows at 3 7 and 9 pm billed by manager A H Talbot He stars alongside Fashion Follies of 1934 on screen with William Powell Bette Davis Frank McHugh and Hugh Herbert

Jackie Merkle Cecar Rapids A H Talbot Iowa Theater Jackie Cedar Rapids New York Mr Rose William Powell Bette Davis Frank McHugh Hugh Herbert

Theaters at Paramount and Majestic Showcasts

Across Iowa and the Midwest the season features Paramount with Six of a Kind starring Charles Ruggles Mary Boland and W C Fields and Fashion Follies of 1934 in Iowa William Powell Bette Davis and Verree Teasdale in Fashion Follies of 1934. King for a Night stars Chester Morris and Helen Twelvetrees in the State. Day of Reckoning with Richard Dix Madge Evans Chic Sale and Jackie Learie at Majestic. Perils of Pauline and The Crowd Floats at Palace. Big Brain and The Fugitive at Rialto. Flaming Gold and Deception at Olympic with cast including Bill Boyd Fay Wray Mae Clarke Leo Carillo Barbara Weeks.

Paramount Charles Ruggles Mary Boland W.C Fields Iowa Wiliam Powell Bette Davis Verree Teasdale Chester Morris Helen Twelvetrees Majestic Richard Dix Madge Evans Chic Sale Jackie Learie Jackie Merkle Palace Pauline W. C Fields Alison Skipworth

Fashion Follies of 1934 At Town Theater

A review notes Fashion Follies of 1934 at the Town Theater offers beauty and novelty with a modernized musical revue. It highlights pageantry in dance formations, fans, and costumes, plus starring acts including Verree Teasdale in a Russian Grand Duchess role and a schoolgirl disguise.

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Dreams Of Luxury Buc Nevee Regrets Leaving For Love

A fragmented reminiscence discusses a woman who left for love and now regrets it. The speaker reflects on past choices, honesty, and dignity, claiming to be a good wife despite prior actions. The tone hints at introspection and unresolved longing.

Buc Nevee

Forcing Pass and Bridge Bidding Lessons

A bridge article warns against players bidding partner’s hand and promotes the Forcing Pass. It recounts a hand where incorrect assumptions led to a near slam and a declined double saved from a worse outcome. The piece also offers readers a free booklet on Bridge Rules and Etiquette via The Cedar Rapids Gazette.

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Untitled Fragment Sparks Confusion and Nonsensical Phrases

A garbled block of text riddled with misspellings and stray phrases reads like an informal, disjointed discussion. It includes references to beverages, family members, possible social plans, and scattered questions about decisions and behavior.

Just Folks Say Fingar A Quest I Coveyment 1934

Fragmentary verse from 1934 reflects a father addressing his son about faults and love. The speaker admits misjudgments and foibles, but asserts enduring guidance and the mother's steadfast care as a guiding force throughout the boy's life. The lines emphasize memory, affection, and a pledge of support.

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