Lives of a Bengal Lancer at Paramount Saturday
The Lives of a Bengal Lancer comes to the Paramount theater for a four day engagement starring Gary Cooper with Fran chot Tone Sir Guy Standing Richard Cromwell C Aubrey Smith and Kathleen Burke. The production cost over one million dollars and is praised as a top sound era film likely to appear on critics ten best list for 1935.
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Bengal Lancer
Paramount Theater
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Sir Guy Standing
Richard Cromwell
C. Aubrey Smith
Kathleen Burke
Guy Standing
Bengal Lancers
State Theater Presents Peck's Bad Boy and Ready for Love
Jackie Cooper stars in Peck's Bad Boy with Thomas Meighan as his father and Dorothy Peterson as the scheming mother. Ready for Love centers on a girl who loses her reputation and decides to use the scandal to her advantage with Ida Lupino and Richard Arlen leading a supporting cast.
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Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDonald
Claire Trevor
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Elinor Norton
State Theater
Peck
Jackie Cooper
Thomas Meighan
Jackie
Jackie Sears
Bill Peck
Dorothy Peterson
O. P. Heggie
Ida Lupino
Richard Arlen
Marjorie Rambeau
Beulah Bondi
Esther Howard
Olympic Theater Showcases Change Of Heart and Midnight Warning
The Olympic theater opens a four day run presenting Change of Heart starring Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Shirley Temple James Dunn and Ginger Rogers. Midnight Warning stars William Boyd Claudia Dell Huntley Gordon and John Harron with thrills and chills. Selected short subjects complete the program.
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Olympic
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Shirley Temple
James Dunn
Ginger Rogers
Kathleen Norris
William Boyd
Claudia Dell
Huntley Gordon
John Harron
Burglar Leaves Behind His Photo in East St. Louis
In East St. Louis Illinois police use a self taped photograph left by a thief who broke into a battery service shop run by Frank Richele. The intruder triggered a camera alarm, causing flash bulbs to explode and horns to sound, before fleeing the scene with a clear image of the burglar.
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In The World Of Bridge By Josephine Culbertson
The article discusses the thrill of outguessing opponents at the Contract Bridge table and directing bidding to a desired final contract. It notes a keen bidder can infer card distribution after few rounds and influence opponents to act as intended. The sample hand is from a Board-a-Match Team-of-Four game with South as dealer and vulnerability noted.
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South
Desperate Five Spade Bid Decides Bridge Outcome
A detailed bridge bidding hand shows South opening with one spade, East overcalling with diamonds, and a dramatic five spade bid aimed at forcing six hearts. North and West react, leading to a double and a two-trick defeat, while the opponents at another table suffer a five hearts defeat. The article announces a new Brain Twister series for double-dummy problems.
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West
East
North
Hearts
Brave Buck the collie rescues girl from lake peril
In a dramatic rescue near Boom Lake Elizabeth is saved by Buck the collie who had earlier saved her from a near drowning. Years later Buck struggles on rotted ice while Mase seeks help. firefighters arrive and pull Buck to safety with a pike hook. The dog suff ers injuries but survives as a neighborhood hero.
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Boom Lake
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Elizabeth
Mr. Mase
Mase
Collie
Sce
Tassaay
van Mase
Bistetayy
Frank Dobbs
Little Elizabeth
Real Dogs and a Collie Hero from Boom Lake
This Wisconsin true tale recalls Buck the collie and Elizabeth Mase on Boom Lake. As Elizabeth struggles in a cramp or fatigue, Buck dives in with fierce devotion, risking his own life to reach shore and aid his young friend.
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Mase
Boom Lake
Not Mere Rainy Day Brings Frugal Family Relief
Lewiston Montana report notes a relief investigator asking a local family for funds. A man replies with over one thousand dollars in the bank saying it will be used for a rainy day, revealing a strict spending stance amid aid inquiries.
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Lewiston
Mont
Asay
Lycurgus Wall of Men Not Bricks The Spartan Tale
The piece notes old sayings misread as modern and cites Plutarch on Lycurgus who argued Sparta’s strength lay in a wall of men rather than bricks. An ambassador’s remark prompts the Spartan lesson of communal defense on plain fields.
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Sparta
Epirus
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