This One Man dramatic power from Community Players
The play This One Man fuses Saul’s frail soul with Marvin’s perfect body in a tense three act drama. J Leo Cooper plays Saul with ethereal power. Albert McCreery directs and also stars as Marvin. Jane Carey DeLay portrays Molly with the Cast including Dahms Heathman Heald Downing DeLay Hoff Zook Hahn Rogers. Reserved seats. show at Paramount theater on Thursday February 1, single performance only.
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Paramount Theater
Saul
Marvin
J Leo Cooper
Paul Muni
Sidney Buchman
Saul Marvin
Albert McCreery
Oolwein Boy Missing After Visit in Cedar Rapids
Miss Hazel Miller seeks help locating her 15 year old brother Ray who vanished after visiting Cedar Rapids last Friday. He is about five feet four inches, 150 pounds, brown hair and grey eyes. He wore a dark blue suit, green stocking cap, navy jacket with black velvet, black shoes, and carried a white canvas knapsack. He may be headed toward Denver or New Orleans. Information to Miss Miller at 2-4373.
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Fifth Avenue SE
Monda
Ray
Oolwein
Trawlor Reported Definitely Better
Chicago sources report Trawlor showing definite improvement after a troubling period. Officials say the situation has stabilized though details remain limited. The ongoing update follows a day of cautious optimism from medical staff.
Kate Smith Dignified Life Yet Fights Diet Rumors
Adeline Taylor profiles Kate Smith on a train interview for the Swanee Revue, noting she does not diet or smoke or drink, favors generous meals, and remains upbeat and busy with fan mail and tours. The article covers her breakfast scene, stage discovery, and entourage, plus brief wedding notices for Ruth O Nichels and Nellie Osterkamp.
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Kate Smith
Anthony Adverse
Kate
Miss Smith
Nat
Liatiue
Meg
Beth
Amy
Reung
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Happenings
City engineer Frank Youre and ITY Bree commissioner of fi were noted in Waterloo. Various notices cover sewer pipe work, a Kensington meeting at Mrs Luan Bort 1266 Fourth Avenue SE, fines for reckless driving and parking, and evading lodging charges. YMCA activities include boys’ board, 45 pieces, and a Jay Davis sentence pending. A courthouse name, bond set at 500, and talks at the YMCA cafe are mentioned along with apartment remodel plans and a double wedding.
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Bree Commssioner
Fie
Waterloo
Ant
Laces
Columbia Division
Meet For A
Kensington
Luan Bort
Fourth Avenue
Cub Pack 2 Court of Honor At Van Buren School
A court of honor of Cub pack No 2 sponsored by the Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club will be held at Van Buren School on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Louis Morstic pack leader and Scout Executive Carroll C Thomas will depart to attend a cub training program at St Louis Missouri on Saturday.
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van Buren
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Firemen respond to dual alarms for stove and roof fire
Firemen answered two alarms Tuesday afternoon. At 1 pm an overheated oil stove ignited at the home of H L Emmons on Highwood Drive NW, with damage limited to the stove. A roof fire at the S I Rutledge residence at 302 Seventh Street NE burned a small patch of shingles by 2 pm.
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H L. Emmons
Highwood Drive
S I Rutledge
Seventh Street
Stolen Elgin Watch From Mrs Woodford Home
Mrs Rose Woodford reported to police at 5 30 p m Monday that a gold watch, size 16, 15 jewel Elgin open face in a white gold case with initials H E W engraved on the back, was taken from her Sec ond street SW residence along with a gold chain and white gold knife.
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Second Street
Deaths update for Linn county figures and services
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice M. Lutz, longtime Linn county resident, are scheduled for Wednesday at 2 pm in the Turner chapel with Rev A A Brooks officiating and burial in Shiloh cemetery. Also noted are services for Mrs Charles Henech in Beatty chapel, burial in Linwood, and memorials for Lettie I Casady. Surviving relatives and service details include Cedar Rapids connections, regional churches, and local cemeteries.
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Cedar Rapids
J H Bishop
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Chicago
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John
Robert
Lettie I. Casady
Alvin H Casady
Fatenue
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Gordon Lee Kohl
Stephen E Morton
Boston
Mass
Barta Chapel
O Sackett
F HO Ward
Funeral services for Miss Mabel Perryman announced
Funeral services for Miss Mabel Perryman will be held Thursday at 3 oclock in the Yocom chapel Marion with Reverend C J Biddle pastor of the Marion Christian church officiating Burial will follow in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Yocom Chapel
Marion
J Biddle
Marion Christian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Habits booklet offered by Dr Albert Wiggam
A newspaper notice advertises a 28 page booklet on forming habits by Dr Albert Wiggam, with principles from William James. It invites readers to request HABITS, enclosing 10 cents and a self addressed stamped return envelope to the newspaper office.
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Albert Edward Wigsam
Harvard
William James
Albert Wiggam
Society and ambition in philosophy politics and literature
The piece argues women seek social promotion more than men and are driven by society columns and marriage ties. Men focus more on business with social success valued when it reflects character and gentility, but vanity appears if it centers on ostentation.
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U S Recognizes Mendieta In Cuba
Washington announced formal recognition of President Carlos Mendieta s new Cuban government. The move aims to provide Cuba a new economic and political deal, with plans to aid rehabilitation and later repeal the Platt Amendment granting U S intervention rights.
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Ins
Carlos Mendieta
United States
Cuba
Island
Allenry prescription eases rheumatic agony for all
A mother sings while describing a swift working medicine named Allenry that she credits for her husband’s improved health and steady income. The ad promises uric acid exit within 24 hours and pain relief within 48 hours, with the eight ounce bottle sold by May Drug Co and first class drug stores nationwide.
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C.ass
Kay Parades Her Brain Power In Small Town Gossip
A reader asks Miss Manners about being labeled as too opinionated and the social backlash. Four girls confess to smoking, kissing, and spending on dates, wondering what constitutes a proper good time in their town.
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Kay
K AY
Miss Manners
Will Rogers Says on Duty and Neighborly Ties
Will Rogers comments from Santa Monica praise Cordell Hull's return and note white house style secrecy by delegates. He argues the New Deal has built friendships with neighbors, urges Philippine independence, and removal of the Cuban treaty godfather clause, joking about being called “brother” not “big brother.”
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Cordell Hull
Philippines
Big Brother
Bing Rogers
Four Happy Go Luckies Try to Be Inconspicuous
The fragment hints at a lighthearted theme urging discretion. No clear names, places, or events are readable. The text presents a playful motto about blending in and not attracting attention, but lacks concrete facts or a narrative to anchor details.
Dear Miss Manners and Brother On Friendship and Gossip
A reader argues against quick judgment of a woman and defends true friendship beyond romance. The exchange notes that a woman can be a faithful friend without loving a man and urges not to break up valuable, moneyless bonds.
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Miss Manners
Brother
Weather Brightens as Cedar Rapids Sees 38 Degree Readings
Cedar Rapids enjoyed a return to balmy weather with clear skies as the temperature rose to 38 degrees by 1 30 p m after a Monday night drop and Tuesday morning clouds. The day opened with a 26 low, then climbed, with 38 held at 2 30 p m and evening readings at 7 p m 40 and midnight 33.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Tam
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