The Headline Woman at the Iowa theater review
The Headline Woman at the Iowa theater is an amusing entertainment with Roger Pryor as a hard driven Express reporter. The cast includes Jack La Rue, Ford Sterling, Franklin Pangborn, and Conway Tearle as the honest police commissioner. The review notes a strong photography and a companion feature The Lost City while advising tolerance for some implausible plot points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Roger Pryor
the Express
Police Department
Hollywood
Jack la Rue
Ford Sterling
Franklin Pangborn
Conway Tearle
la Rue
Pangborn
Colleen Moore
Heather Angel
Pryor
Zolok
W. M
Price New Town Marshal at Center Junction
A. R. Price has been named town marshal succeeding Fred Lewis who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center’ Junction
A. R. Price
Fred Lewis
Becky Sharp Opens Thursday at Iowa Theater
Becky Sharp, the Thackeray heroine, is played by Miriam Hopkins in the first full Technicolor film at the Iowa Theater opening Thursday. The story follows Becky’s schemes with Pitt Crawley, Rawdon, George Osborne, the Marquis of Styne, and Joseph Sedley among others. Frances Dee and Alison Skipworth have notable parts. A Clark and McCullough comedy Alibi Bye Bye and Rimacs Rhumba Band feature as returners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
Becky Sharp
Miriam Hopkins
New Living Technicolor
Iowa Theater
Pitt Crawley
William Stack
Marquis of Styne
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Joseph Sedley
Nigel Bruce
Frances Dee
Alison Skipworth
Clark and McCullough
New Air Bomber to Be World’s Fastest Plane
A giant four motor bomber is being assembled at Boeing Field Seattle by Boeing Aircraft. The streamlined fuselage and 100 foot wingspan indicate it is the largest of its type, with rumors of speeds beyond 300 mph. Plans call for test flights before a Dayton, Ohio delivery to compete for a government fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Ins
Boeing Field
Boeing Aircraft Company
Dayton
Amur River Islands at Heart of Russo Japanese Dispute
Tokyo reports a Soviet explanation of the three year Russo Japanese frontier conflict. Moscow warns Japan that grave consequences could follow if Japanese troops and Manchukuoan gunboats continue to enter what the Soviet Union claims as its territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amur
Russia
Siberian
Tokio
Moscow
Japan Denies Fortifying Pacific Islands Reasserts Stewardship
TOKIO denies in its annual League of Nations report that it has fortified its mandated Pacific islands. The denial follows reports of Japanese military activity in the territory and reflects Tokyo’s stance on its stewardship amid ongoing scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Japan
Pacific
League of Nations
Andre Citroen Dies at 57 French Auto Pioneer
Paris reports Andre Gustave Citroen known as the French Ford died at 57 after a stomach cancer operation. Born 1878 in Paris, he built a world leading car industry, produced over 100000 cars annually at peak, later facing massive debts and plant closures amid financial turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ins
Andre Gustave Citroen
Ford
M. Citroen
Citroen
Lycee Condorcet
Ecole Polytechnique
England
Wayne Convicted of Attacking Girl in Morals Case
In Los Angeles Wyatt Wayne, an art collector, was found guilty of a morals assault against Marion Palm er, an art student. The defense claimed she voluntarily stripped to compare with Mona Lisa, but the jury convicted after testimony of forced stripping, choking and whipping. The prior trial had acquitted him of whipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Marion Palmer
Wyatt Wayne
Wednesday
Miss Palmer
Wayne
Perry renews suit for gold bond payment in court of claims
John M. Perry, New York lawyer and participant in earlier gold cases, filed a new and amended petition in Washington seeking additional compensation on a $10,000 liberty bond. He aims to prove actual damages from currency value differences after prior Supreme Court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
New Deal
Court of Claims
John M. Perry
Supreme Court
Perry
New York
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Horizontal Foreign Envoy Answers to Previous Puzzle
An envoy from Europe, Sir, helped with a wand to renovate. Manufactured helmet shaped part, evergreen tree, to deny, deed, to make, element speech, mineral spring, harem, to mar a stamp, boxes, nee, cantaloupe, vil, doctor of medicine, skin rich, preposition, rowing device, moisture, self, English gold coin, musical note, chaffy part of grain, to leave out, blackbird, he is an envoy, wigwam, his official title, he is stationed in. In vertical clues inlet, queer born paid publicity yellowish gray, thoughts, doctor, to harden, collection of facts, taxaceous, gat dined, cry for help being, billiard red, street car, lazy person, insurgent, metal auto, meat between slices of bread, bronze pine fruit southeast cover city magistrate once more branches sea eagle kindled flying mammal note in scale.
Boy 11 Kills Brother 17 After Daring Incident
Eleven year old Meryl Schroeder killed his brother Harold 17 at a farm near Mount Clemens Michigan after Harold dared him to shoot. He borrowed a .22 rifle from a neighbor and fired in a corn field hitting Harold in the back as he stood about 250 feet away. Harold died within twenty minutes. Prosecutor says no charges will be filed against the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
INS
Mery] Schroeder
Harold
Here
Vincent Fitzgerald
Hioe
Fitzgerald
Ohio Man Chosen Chief Of Moose
Walter W. Ruff of Canton Ohio elected supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at the forty seventh annual convention. Other officers named include supreme vice-dictator William A. Anderson of Indianapolis supreme prelate William J. Egan of Newark New Jersey supreme treasurer Harry W. Mace of Philadelphia and trustees William F. Tannahuser Milwaukee John M. Forrest Pittsburgh and Bert W. Johnson Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Walter
Ruff
Canton
Loyal Order of Moose
William A. Anderson
Indianapolis
William J. Egan
Newark
N. J
Harry W. Mace
Philadelphia
William F. Tannhauser
Milwaukee
John M. Forrest
Pittsburgh
Bert W. Johnson
Chicago
In Spite Of Danger at Rialto This Week
Wallace Ford drives a five ton truck through dangerous mountain grades in a dynamite freight race against time. Marian Marsh stars with Arthur Hohl and Charley Grapewin as the cast joins John Wayne in The Dawn Rider and The Mystery Mountain serial offers seventh chapter with a comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Ford
Rialto
Marian Marsh
Arthur Hohl
Charley Grapewin
Charles D. Middleton
Edward le Saint
John Wayne
Marian Burns
Yakima Canutt
Reed Howes
Jack Jones
Theaters Show Busy Lineup With Stars and New Releases
Paramount presents George Raft in The Glass Key and Todd Kelly in a comedy. Iowa screens The Lost City with William Boyd and The Headline Woman with Heather Angel. In China town Squad Lyle Talbot stars. Baer Braddock fight films. Rialto features In Spite of Danger and The Dawn Rider. Palace offers Gold Diggers of 1935 with 13 stars. Olympic screens Grace Moore in One Night of Love and Frank Morgan in There’s Always Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
George Raft
Glass Key
Todd Kelly
Iowa
William Boyd
Heather Angel
Lyle Talbot
Baer-Braddock
Rialto
Palace
Olympic
Grace Moore
Frank Morgan
Baer Braddock Fight Pictures At The State
Showing through Friday at the State theater are two attractions of note. The first is the Max Baer Jimmy Braddock heavyweight championship fight pictures with blow by blow ringside footage. The second film is Chinatown Squad set in San Francisco with a romantic intrigue and jade ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Theater
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Braddock
Chinatown Squad
San Francisco
Chinatown
United States
Romance Sparks in Lively Cast of 1930s This Film
A film note highlights secrets and a vivid romance featuring Lyle Talbot Valerie Hobson Hugh O'Connell and Andy Devine. The description emphasizes dramatic tension and star power from a classic era production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Talbot
Valerie Hobson
Hugh O'Connell
Andy Devine
Ten Unit Show At Olympic Theater
The Olympic Theater opens a ten unit program starting Thursday for three days. Highlights include Lone Rider with Buck Jones, Horses Collars with the three stooges, Ratnips of 1930 with Krazy Kat, Mystery Squadron chapter five, Hello Prosperity with Andy Clyde, News of the Day, Babes at Sea technicolor cartoon, On the Air musical comedy, Chris Colombo Jr. with Oswald, and Ripley’s Strange At It Seems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Third Street
FBI
Buck Jones
Krazy Kat
Stooges
Mystery Squadron
Andy Clyde
Chris Colombo Jr
Olympic Theater
Three Stooges
Chris Colombo, Jr
Oswald
Fourth of July Paramount double feature planned
A July 4 program at the Paramount will show Kay Francis in Stranded with George Brent Patricia Ellis and Donald Woods along with Charlie Chan in Egypt starring Warner Oland Stepin Fetchit Pat Paterson and others The Chan entry is described as the most baffling and pretentious in the series with thrill sequences and Fetchit in a favored comic role In Stranded Francis plays a Travelers Aid worker who falls for Brent while Ellis试 attempts to break the romance and Woods portrays a devoted social worker Additional cast includes Robert Barrat and Frankie Darro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
Kay Francis
George Brent
Patricia Ellis
Donald Woods
Egypt
Warner Oland
Stepin Fetchit
Will Rogers
Pat Paterson
Brent
Kay
Miss Francis
Robert Barrat
Frankie Darro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
Ynard
Omyetnee Mountain
Dick Powell
Gloria Stuart
Glenda Farrell
Frank McHugh
Anna Sten Fredric March
George O'Brien
Sir Pitt
George Hassell
Rawdon
Alan Mowbray
George Osborne
G. P. Huntley, Jr
Becky
Amur River Islands
Deny Island
Andre Citroen
Edward Arnold
the Glass Key
Todd-Kelly
Ise
Europe
Rich
Biair Lia
Ohio
China Town
Eae Talbot
Fox
Giele
Technicolor
Lafayette Cafe
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids
The
JOY! Clark
Pioneer Pictures
la Sree
Frances der
Cedric Harpwicke
Billie Burke
Rouben Mamoulian
al Ol Tare