Old Themes Dressed Up For These Films
A Paramount double feature blends East West stereotypes with Limehouse Blues and Muse in Treble Air. George Raft as a Chinese kingpin and Toni as a white girl star in a tale of crime and romance. Gloria Swanson and John Boles star in the Munich satire with Douglass Montgomery and June Lang as villagers in love.
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Hollywood
Paramount
The
Orient
George Raft
Toni
R Val
Harry
Tery Eramental
Munich
Gloria Swanson
John Boles
Miss Swanson
Boles
Douglass Montgomery
June Lang
Paramount News
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Agnew's Orchestra And Show Coming to Iowa Theater
Charlie Agnew and his singing orchestra with a company of twenty five enter tainees open a two day engagement at the Iowa theater starting Saturday. Ann Harding stars in Enchanted April with Dusty Roads and Emrie Ann Lincoln among the featured acts. Frank Morgan reprises his When Ladies Meet role while Berst in and Owen and Katharine Alexander appear with Jane Bester Ralph Forbes and Jessie Ralph in the program. Mount Ararat is cited as Noah landed the Ark three miles above sea level.
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Charlie Agnew
Iowa
Ann Harding
Elizabeth
Melody Man
Emrie Ann Lincoln
Dennis White
Lyde Sue
Dave Lee
Hart and
Herman
Miss Harding
Frank Morgan
Berstin and
Owen
Katharine Alexander
the Barretts of
Wimpole Street
Jane Bbster
Contract Bridge The Culbertson Teachers Convention Review
A 1935 bridge column discusses the Culbertson system and a women’s convention audience. It covers lectures, Red Book plays, tournament methods, and a sample hand featuring Mrs Silver Furlow. The article previews tomorrow’s hand analysis and notes copyright.
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Culbertson
Free Bridge Booklet Offered by The Gazette
Readers may obtain a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by Josephine Culbertson through a special arrangement. Send a 3 cent stamped self addressed envelope to Mrs. Culbertson in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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The
Gazette
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa 15 Thrillers Highlight Air Picture Night At Iowa Theater
The Iowa theater presents Murder in the Clouds with Lyle Talbot Ann Dvorak and Gordon Westcott in an aerial intrigue tale. The Marines Are Coming stars William Haines Conrad Nagel Armida and Esther Ralston in a wartime action drama with a breezy performance by Haines and a mid air explosives plot twist. Edgar Kennedy provides comedy as Armida shines in a supporting role and a news reel closes the program.
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Air Pictures
Iowa Theater
Lyle Talbot
Ann Dvorak
Gordon Wescott
William Haines
Conrad Nagel
Armida
Esther Ralston
Haines
Edgar Kennedy
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Aping speech and manners causes social friction
A reader laments a woman who imitates grand town ladies, creating ridiculous affectations that hide her good nature. Letters describe love troubles and etiquette tips from Miss Manners, advising indifference to pursue interest and kindly correction of minor rudeness.
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Fier
Mrs. J
Kruschen Salts Promises Safe Weight Loss Claims
A Maitland Florida reader touts Kruschen Salts as a safe simple weight loss aid citing personal results from 163 to 133 pounds and a 240 to 160 pound case. The ad describes a daily half teaspoon in hot water with lemon juice and promises improved health and energy.
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Jessie E. Forsyth
Maitland
Fla
Winter Park
Admonition on Courtesy and Self-Improvement
The passage suggests praising well mannered young men to highlight shortcomings in others. It proposes saluting thoughtful training a boy receives from his mother and notes that an alert individual will realize negligence and change his ways.
Theaters Listings With Star Film Pairings and Oberlin Note
Paramount features George Raft Anna May Wong and Jean Parker in Limehouse Blues Music in the Air with Gloria Swanson and John Boles Iowa showcases Murder in the Clouds with Lyle Talbot Ann Dvorak The Marines are Coming with William Haines State presents Peck's Bad Boy with Jackie Cooper Thomas Meighan Ida Lupino and Richard Arlen Ready to Love Palace screens One Is Guilty with Ralph Bellamy Shirley Grey Blood Money with George Bancroft Frances Dee Rialto shows Ginger Rogers Warren William in The Upper World John Wayne in Somewhere in Sonora Olympic presents The Star Packer with John Wayne Verna Hillie Half a Sinner with Joel McCrea Sally Blane Oberlin is noted as the first coeducational college in America.
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Paramount
George Raft
Anna May Wong
Jean Parker
Gloria Swanson
John Boles
Iowa
Lyle Talbot
Ann Dvorak
William Haines
State
Jackie Cooper
Thomas Meighan
Peck
Ida Juupino
Richard Arlen
Palace
Ralph Bellamy
Shirley Grey
George Bancroft
Frances Dee
Rialto
Ginger Rogers
Warren William
John Wayne
Sonora
Star Packer
Verna Hillie
Stalwart Cast Promises Bang In Bengal Lancer Screenings
Gary Cooper Franchot Tone and others star in The Lives of a Bengal Lancer at the Paramount theater on Saturday. The epic cost Paramount over 1 300 000 and spans England’s colonial era in India with a famed, action filled tale and a standout cast.
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Bengal Lancer
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Sir Guy Standing
C. Aubrey Smith
Richard Cromwell
Kathleen Burke
Paramount Theater
Paramount
England
India
Monte Blue
Sir Guy
Douglas Dumbrille
Star Packer and Half A Sinner At Olympic
The Olympic theater opens Thursday for four days showing The Star Packer starring John Wayne and Verna Hillie as a rugged rider who traps a gang but falls for love. Also on screen is Half A Sinner featuring Joel McCrea Sally Blane and Berton Churchill about a charming gambler.
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Olympic Theater
Star Packer
John Wayne
Verna Hillie
Kid Cupid
Joel McCrea
Sally Blane
Berton Churchill
Deacon, A Beautiful Girl From Nowhere In Pi Rate Treasure Preview
Mrs Ella Witte wife of William H Witte cashier of the American Trust and Savings bank died Tuesday afternoon at Mercy hospital Davenport after weeks as a patient. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev F J Abele officiating. She is the daughter of Louis Conrad Bennett and survives by her husband her parents and several brothers and sisters.
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Lowden
Ella Witte
William H. Witte
American Trust and Savings Bank
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
F. J. Abele
Witle
Louis Conrad
Bennett
Doan's Pills Promoted for Kidney Relief
An old advertises Doan's Pills as a trusted kidney remedy claiming to cleanse 15 miles of kidney tubes and prevent acid poisoning. The copy warns against unproven cures and urges readers to obtain the product from druggists, noting its long history and lack of habit forming drugs.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
At Home Big Saving Remedy For Severe Coughs
Simple home syrup made from two cups sugar and one cup water mixed with two percent ounces Pinex from a druggist forms a pint of stronger medicine than store bought options. It soothes throat and bronchial membranes, loosens germs, aids breathing, and promises a money back guarantee.
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