Tom Blossoms Into An Attractive Man With New Job
Mary Manners describes Tom’s transformation from a moody, unpopular worker to a content and sociable man after changing jobs. He now dresses well, attracts attention, and is sought after in society, signaling a fresh start and personal growth.
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Tom
Theaters Show Busy Week With Stars and Bouts
Iowa cinemas present Becky Sharp with Miriam Heplans at Paramount Kay Francis stars in Stranded and Warner Oland in Chathe Chanda Rayot. A Chinatown squad fight pictures Spite of Danger and The Dawn Rader. Palace features Anna Stena in We Live Again and George O Brien in When Man's a Man. Olympic runs Ten-unit show.
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Iowa
Becky Sharp
Miriam Heplans
Paramount
Kay Francis
Warner Oland
State Taste
Palbot
Bair-Braddock Fight
Rial FO
Anna Stena
George O Brien
Olympic
Bud Jones
Weeping Woman: Toni Faces Drunken Murder Night
Toni is trapped with a drunken man in a Carson apartment. She calls Victor the chauffeur for help as the man grabs her and she fears he may be dead after she knocks him off a stool. Victor arrives, deeming him alive but intoxicated, and orders Toni to leave with him.
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Miss Manners
Hubert Montgomery
Isabelle Charles
Sherry
William = o
Thomas
Toul
Charles
Toni
Victor
Toosa Charles
Charlotte's
Bill
Chauffour
Pani
Fifty-Eighth Street
Carson
Tony
Palace Film Presents We Live Again with Fredric March
Palace shows two features for July 4 week end with We Live Again starring Fredric March and Anna Sten, rated four stars, based on Tolstoy’s Resurrection, and When A Man's A Man featuring George O'Brien.
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Anna Sten Fredric March
Fredric March
Anna Sten
Palace Film
George O’brien
Leo Tolstoy
Katusha
Dmitri
Harold Bell Wright
Drama of the West to Feature New Western Hero
A mysterious eastern gentleman travels west to forget his past and face sterner realities. George O'Brien debuts a new type of western hero with Dorothy Wilson in the leading feminine role.
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George O'Brien
Dorothy Wilson
10-20-30 Years Ago in the Gazette July 4 1925
Oscar Johnson leaves on an extended Yellowstone park trip. Mrs. P G Peterson of St Louis visits Cedar Rapids to live with daughter Mrs Frank Brookhiser. Rev Hugh McCarroll, Daniels Park Church pastor and Army chaplain, to Camp Sparta Wisconsin for two weeks field artillery training. Elsie Peterson of Marion dies in an automobile accident on a slippery road when the car skidded and overturned.
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Oscar Johnson
Yellowstone Park
P. G. Peterson
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Frank Brookhiser
Hugh McCarroll
Daniels Park
Officers Reserve Corps
Camp Sparta
Wis
Field Artillery
Elsie Peterson
Marion
Coe captain Lighter shines at Central A A U meet
Eugene C. Lighter, captain of the Coe track team, won the 440 yard hurdles and placed second in the 120 yard hurdles at Chicago's Central A A U senior championship. He wore Illinois Athletic Club colors. Elwood Reed, sleeping in a lumber shed at American Manufacturing, was rescued from a fire by Chief Kennedy and Fireman Sedlacock as cigaret sparks are believed to have started the blaze.
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Eugene C. Lighter
Coe
Chicago
Lighter
Illinois Athletic Club
Elwood Reed
Kennedy
Joe Sedlacock
American Manufacturing Company
Reed
Lincoln Hotel Fire Traced to Paper Balloon Debris
A fire at the Lincoln hotel began when a paper balloon landed on the roof. At Riverside Park the 500th anniversary of Jan Hus marked by 3,000 attendees with talks by Mayor Roth, Dr. J. E. S. Vojan, and Col. Emerson Roberts. Evening program at the C S P S hall featured musical numbers a Hits drama and a talk by J. J. Hajek.
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Lincoln Hotel
Jan Hus
Riverside Park
Louis Roth
J. E. S. Vojan
Chicago
Col
Emerson Roberts
C. S. P. S. Hall
J. J. Hajek
Local dismissals and travel notes from Springfield
G E Anderson arrives to take cashier role at Armour plant in Springfield Missouri. Joseph McConnell travels to Baltimore as a delegate to the Christian Endeavor convention. Mr and Mrs H L Munt depart for Denver for summer with children. Marguerite Ford sustains a fractured wrist after a fall near Cedar Rapids while visiting Marion. Midriver park Fourth of July picnic by the outing club postponed due to bad weather.
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G. E. Anderson
Springfield
The
Armour Company
Joseph McConnell
Baltimore
First’ Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
H. L. Munt
Denver
Marguerite Ford
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Midriver Park
Outing Club
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