Maybe It s Love at the Iowa Wednesday
A new pair of film lovers head the No 1 feature Maybe It s Love with Gloria Stuart and Ross Alexander as a stenographer and her boss s son in a romantic comedy filled with humor and domestic turmoil as marriage plans collide with a chaotic home life. Also shown is Against the Law, an action thriller featuring Johnny Mack Brown and Sally Blane.
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Gloria Stuart
Navy
Ross Alexander
Iowa
Frank McHugh
Ruth Donnelly
Dorothy Dare
Joseph Cawthorn
Helen Lowell
Johnny Mack Brown
Sally Blane
Claude Rains and Joan Bennett Star in State Theater Double Feature
The State theater opens a timely double bill with The Man Who Reclaimed His Head starring Claude Rains Joan Bennett and Lionel Atwill with The Straight From the Heart featuring Roger Pryor Mary Astor and Baby Jane. Also note seven of eight Delange grandchildren born in Koosharen Utah in April.
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State Theater
Claude Rains
Joan Bennett
Lionel Atwill
Roger Pryor
Mary Astor
Baby Jane
Rains
Henri Dumont
Dumont
Marian Henshaw
Frank Delange
Koosharen
Utah
Pla Mor Beaux And Belles Evening At Pla Mor
Beaux and belles and married couples may attend tonight at Pla Mor with no admission charge. Roosevelt Birthday ball is planned Wednesday with dancing into the night. Discovery night contests Thursday feature Dempsey Jones as master of ceremonies and a varied program of music and song from 9:15 to 9:45. The Pla Mor Revelers provide dancing music until 1 a.m. Night Club nights on Friday and Saturday draw large crowds last week.
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Pla-Mor
Roosevelt
Dempsy Jones
Theaters Show Several 1930s Films and Park Area Noted
Iowa theaters feature Ann Harding and Frank Morgan in Enchanted April. Paramount presents The Lives of a Bengal Lancer with Gary Cooper Franchot Tone and Kathleen Burke. Evelyn Prentice with William Powell Myrna Loy appears with Gertrude Michael and Paul Cava nagh. Palace hosts A Lost Lady with Barbara Stanwyck Frank Morgan and Looking for Trouble with Spencer Tracy Jack Oakie. Rialto screens The Greatest Gamble with Richard Dix and A Fugitive Lady with Neil Hamilton Florence Rice. Olympic shows World Gone Mad with Pat O’Brien Mary Brian and Coming Out Party with Frances Dee Gene Raymond. Yellowstone Park area is listed at 2 142 120 acres.
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Iowa
Ann Harding
Frank Morgan
Paramount
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Kathleen Burke
Pews
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Evelyn Prentice
Gertrude Michael
Paul Cavanagh
Palace
Barbara Stanwyck
Spencer Tracy
Jack Oakie
Rialto
Richard Dix
Neil Hamilton
Florence Rice
Pat O’brien
Mary Brian
Frances Dee
Gene Raymond
Girl Who Married For Revenge Finds Only Unhappiness
Jennie marries George to get even with Carl who jilted her. She loves Carl, but he breaks their engagement. George, eager for rebound romance, now questions the match as their union proves shaky. Jennie’s revenge is hollow and unhappiness follows all.
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Jennie
George
Carl
Miss Manners
Willie Willis Reflects on Luck and Class in Surgery Comment
In a sharp remark, Willie Willis says the boy is fortunate not to lack funds for a tonsil procedure yet too well off to have them removed for style. The quote underscores tensions around wealth and access to medical care in the era.
Thieves Hit Sandwich Shop On Oakland Avenue
Wendl Douda, operator of a sandwich shop at Oakland Avenue and Thirty second Street NE, told police the store was entered early Monday. thieves took about forty cans of fruits and vegetables two boxes of cigars one gallon of catsup one box of candy bars four dozen sacks of salted nuts two pounds of butter three pounds of bacon about 3 in nickels and a saxophone.
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Wendl Douda
Oakland Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Mary Bushnell At Ehler Country Club
The Ehler Country Club held a luncheon and farewell in Mary Bushnell's honor at her home on Friday as she plans to move away. Attendees included Mrs. Caroline Heldt, Mrs. Lena Patton, Mrs. Bessie Patton, Mrs. Lucile Henderson, Mrs. Lela Peyton, Mrs. Marie Laclare, Mrs. Myrtle Pillard, Mrs. Lela Jerome, Mrs. Pearl Ashby, Mrs. Margaret Warnock, Mrs. Ida Kehrli, Mrs. Clara Duffield, Mrs. Olive Steinkopf, Mary Carolyn Steinkopf, and Mary Lou Henderson.
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Olive Steinkopf
Mary Carolyn Steinkopf
Mary Lou Henderson
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