A Midsummer Night's Dream in Film Glories and Gaffes
Review of the film adaptation by Reinhardt with Anita Louise and Joe E Brown. Noting lavish fairyland visuals, Nijinska ballet training, and a strong cast including Cagney and Powell, the piece praises Roaring 20s production value while highlighting comic relief and uneven moments.
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Miss Manners on imagined slights and engagements
A reader discusses resentment over imagined snubs and the value of overlooking them. The column then addresses Baer Baer’s advice to girls about fidelity, flirtation, and engaged relationships with guidance to trust one's judgment.
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Freeze water to get heat under your automobile
Dr LeRoy D Weld of Coe college explains that freezing water under a car engine releases heat. A bucket formed ten pounds of ice overnight, yielding 1440 BTU, enough to raise a gallon of water from freezing to boiling and help prevent radiator freezing. The heat equals a 40 watt lamp for 10 1/2 hours.
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New York Announces 30 Million Road Improvement Program
New York state unveiled a 30 million dollar road building plan to remove about 100 dangerous crossings where serious accidents occurred, aiming to reduce crashes and improve traffic safety.
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Princess O Hara Headliner At Olympic Theater
The Olympic opens Thursday for three days with two top features. Princess O Hara stars Jean Parker Chester Morris Leon Errol and Henry Armetta. The Throwback stars Buck Jones Muriel Evans Bryant Washburn. Also a Red Rider chapter with cartoon and news completes the bill.
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Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate in Iowa Probate
Ruth Rydberg administratrix petitions Linn County District Court to authorize private sale of numerous Cedar Rapids properties and associated mortgages to pay estate debts and costs. Hearing set for March 3, 1936 at nine in the morning at the Cedar Rapids courthouse.
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Theaters Showstoppers and Star Casts In Local Screens
Paramount presents Rose Marie with Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. Iowa showcases A Midsummer Night's Dream with all star cast at 2:15 and 8:15 PM, reserved seating. State features The Great Impersonation with Edmund Lowe and It’s a Great Life with Joe Morrison and Paul Kelly. Palace offers Freckles with Tom Brown and Carol Stone plus Hop-a-long Cassidy with William Boyd and Paula Stone. Rialto screens Les Miserables with Frederic March and Charles Laughton and She Gets Her Man with Zasu Pitts. Olympic shows Princess O’Hara with Jean Parker and Chester Morris and The Throwback with Buck Jones and Muriel Evans.
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Cassidy
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Paula Stone
Rialto
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Charles Laughton
Ida E Hickman Rites Held In Winthrop
Mrs Ida E Hickman 74 died in Winthrop at her daughter's home after months of carcinoma illness. Funeral held at Congregational church in Winthrop with Rev George A Fowler officiating. Born January 30 1862 in Wisconsin she moved to Winthrop 53 years ago. Survived by three daughters two brothers and a sister. She was a member of the Eastern Star and Congregational church.
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Freckles Leads Palace Bill With Hopalong Cassidy Double Feature
The Palace presents Freckles as the first feature today through Saturday. Tom Brown stars as Freckles with Carol Stone and Virginia Wiedler in key roles. The second feature is Hop-a-long Cassidy starring William Boyd with Paula Stone in the female lead, marking her screen debut.
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the Palace
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Only One Eighth of Student Permits Earn Pilot Licenses
About 12 000 student permits were issued in the United States last year and only one eighth qualified for pilot licenses. This indicates a high attrition rate in early aviation training and licensing.
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Black Flamingo at COE Playhouse on Feb 13 14
The French revolution drama The Black Flamingo by Sam Janney opens at the Coe Playhouse on Thursday and Friday February 13 and 14. Cast includes George Siamis as innkeeper Bessie Henderson Wade Patterson as Bourien Katharine Van Meter Viola Bohlen Charles Ziegas Robert Quinn Maurice Estes and others with Pope Bossange and royalist figures in a suspenseful plot of duels murders and disappearances. Tickets are on sale through the Coe playhouse committee.
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Dorothea Dolson
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Thornburg Cribbage Tourney Draws Thirty At Woodmen Hall
A Thornburg cribbage tournament took place Monday evening at Woodmen hall with thirty men in attendance. Team leaders included Claude Sydebotham and Jay, among others.
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Brannon and Sydebotham Teams Split Games With Oyster Supper
Bruce Morton led Brannon to thirteen wins as high point man, while Frank Axmear topped Sydebotham with ten wins. An oyster supper followed the game.
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Sydebotham
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