Theatre programs feature star lineup at Paramount Iowa and State
Upper left Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Michael star in Till We Meet Again on the Paramount program starting Tuesday. Also on the Iowa double bill Frances Grant Frankie Darro and Kane Richmond appear in Born to Fight starting Tuesday. Dracula's Daughter with Irving Pichel and Gloria Holden opens at the State Saturday. Center John Howard and Frances Farmer lead Border Flight on the State program. Lower right Shirley Temple leads Poor Little Rich Girl coming to the Paramount Friday. Bottom Joe E Brown arrives at the Iowa Friday in Earthworm Tractors with June Travis and Guy Kibbee in supporting roles.
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Herbert Marshall
Gertrude Michael
Paramount Theater
Frances Grant
Frankie Darro
Kane Richmond
Iowa
Irving Pichel
Gloria Holden
State Theater
John Howard
Frances Farmer
Shirley Temple
Joe E. Brown
June Travis
Guy Kibbee
Earthworm Tractors at the Iowa with Joe E Brown
Joe E Brown stars as Alexander Botts in Earthworm Tractors at the Iowa next Friday with adventurous gags and slapstick. The farcical comedy features Botts amid wild tractor demonstrations and a deafness cure turning into a sale bonanza, alongside The Final Hour with Ralph Bellamy and Marguerite Churchill.
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Joe E. Brown
Earthworm Tractors
Iowa
Alexander Botts
Ralph Bellamy
Marguerite Churchill
Shirley Temple in Poor Little Rich Girl heads to Paramount
Fox Studios brings Shirley Temple with a strong supporting cast including Alice Faye Gloria Stuart Jack Haley Michael Whalen Jane Darwell Claude Gillingwater and Henry Armetta in a New York tale of wealth youth and mistaken exile. The plot follows a bored heiress who wanders the city and befriends an organ grinder while melodramatic twists unfold toward a surprising ending.
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Fox Studios
Shirley Temple
Paramount Theater
Alice Faye
Gloria Stuart
Jack Haley
Michael Whalen
Jane Darwell
Claude Gillingwater
Henry Armetta
Shirley
New York
Tony
Rome Now Has Fewer Citizens Than In AD 27
A historical note contrasts Rome's current population with ancient times noting the city has fewer inhabitants today than two millennia ago. The fact highlights demographic shifts across eras and emphasizes long term urban change.
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Rome
Dangerous Waters Opens Rialto Double Bill Today
A three day engagement at the Rialto features Danger ous Waters with Jack Holt as a freighter captain and a convincing sea storm. Supporting cast includes Grace Bradley Robert Armstrong Diana Gibson Ed Gargan Guy Usher. The second feature Lonely Trail stars John Wayne with Ann Rutherford. Also a comedy news and Cats and the Fiddle in the program.
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Rialto
Pacific
Jack Holt
Grace Bradley
Robert Armstrong
Diana Gibson
Ed Gargan
Guy Usher
John Wayne
Ann Rutherford
Palace Presents Al Jolson In The Singing Kid Today
Al Jolson stars in The Singing Kid at the Palace through Wednesday. The musical drama blends humor and pathos with color, romance, and two specialty numbers featuring dancing girls. Cast includes Sybil Jason Allen Jenkins Claire Dodd Cab C very and others.
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al Jolson
Singing Kid
Palace
Sybil Jason
Allen Jenkins
Claire Dodd
Yacht Club Boys
Cab Cr’ S Way
Edward Everett Horton
Peggy Conklin
Laura Hope Crews
Elizabeth Patterson
Monday Forecast Promises Sudden Adventure and Change
The article foresees a day of great and abrupt adventure driven by planetary configurations. It notes a momentous year ahead for those born on this day, with a decisive shift in life affairs. A child born now may show talent, creativity, ambition, and potential for wide travel and prominence.
William S Hart Wealthy Ranch Retired From Screen Fame
NEWHALL Calif AP two gun film star William S Hart presides over 200 rugged acres near Newhall with a white hillside mansion. Once earning millions, he retired after 1929 slump and now spends time directing his ranch managing horses and writing. He has five to seven men helping, a sister living with him, and a son in Santa Monica. Next week Ty Cobb report.
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Newhall
Calif
William S. Hart
Hollywood
Hart
New York
Mary
East
Fritz
Cash Hawkins
Winifred Westover
William S., Jr
Santa Monica
Don Redman and His Orchestra at Cedar Park Wednesday
One of America’s finest Negro dance bands Don Redman and his orchestra direct from Connie’s inn New York City will appear at the Cedar Park ballroom Wednesday evening. Sixteen recording and broadcasting artists feature the unusual in dance music with solos glee club and novelties plus instrumental soloists and master showmanship.
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America
Don Redman
Connie’s Inn
New York City
Cedar Park Ballroom
al Sky
Freddie Mauck
Station WO
Bob Snyder
Billie Waite
Cavaliers
Dana Bushong
Joe Cullen
Border Flight Review At State Theater
A Coast Guard themed air adventure with a two aviator triangle and a rescue by the reforming rogue who dives into a fiery end to save others. John Howard leads a cast as the ace, with a stylish display of sky scenes and wisecracking humor to lift the mild plot.
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Coast Guard
Border Flight
State Theater
Coast Guards
Mercury
John Howad
Grant
Withers and Farmer Shine in Half Angel Double Feature
The review highlights Withers and Frances Farmer as bright new screen presences. The second feature combines comedy and mystery in Half Angel with Charles Butterworth Frances Dee and Brian Donlevy in the cast.
Herbert Marshall Leads Paramount Dual Feature Tuesday
Paramount theater lists two features for Tuesday. The No 1 film Till We Meet Again stars Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Michael with Lionel Atwill Rod La Rocque and Julia Faye. The second film Gentle Julia features Jane Withers Tom Brown Marsha Hunt.
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Paramount Theater
Herbert Marshall
Gertrude Michael
Lionel Atwill
Rod la Rocque
Julia Faye
Julia
Jane Withers
Tom Brown
Marsha Hunt
Booth Tarkington
Books of Biography Added to Library
A list of new biographies added to the library features Igor Schweroff’s Russian Somersault about a dancer’s rise from wealth to poverty and escape to Manchuria in 1930, Karl Ludwig Schleich’s Those Were Good Days, Adolf Lorenz’s My Life and Work, and other works on Galsworthy, Togo, H. A. W. Tabor, Romany life, and women writers including Margaret Lawrence.
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Igor Schweroff
St. Petersburg
Igor
Manchuria
Karl Ludwig Schleich
Germany
Schleich
Virchow
Dehmel
Strindberg
Adolf Lorenz
Lorenz
America
Chicago
New York City
John Galsworthy
H. V. Marrot
Galsworthy
Gilbert Murray
Edward Garnett
Japan
Togo
the Tabors
L. C. Gandy
H. A. W. Tabor
Leadville
Denver
Tabor
Gipsy Petulengro
George Borrow
England
Margaret Lawrence
Mary Wollstonecraft
Jane Austen
the Brontes
George Eliot
Olive Schreiner
Katharine Brush
Rose Macaulay
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Ruth Suckow
Edith Wharton
Katherine Mansfield
Willa Cather
Clemence Dane
Virginia Woolf
regional meat consumption concentrates in northeastern states
One third of the nation’s meat supply is consumed in eleven states led by Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland.
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States
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Born To Fight Leads Iowa Twin Bill On Tuesday
The Iowa opens a new double feature Tuesday headlined by Peter B Kyne’s Born to Fight starring Frankie Darro and Kane Richmond. The film follows a fighter and his manager through epic wins and defeats, with a cast including Jack La Rue Frances Grant and Sheila Manors. The Last Journey co feature follows a train bound for Manchester with a cast of travelers facing peril aboard.
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Peter B. Kyne
Frankie Darro
Kane Richmond
Iowa
Jack la Rue
Frances Grant
Sheila Manors
Manchester
State To Show Dracula's Daughter At State Theater
The State theater opens Dracula's Daughter next Saturday. Gloria Holden stars as Dracula's daughter who roams the screen in search of victims aided by Otto Kruger Marguerite Churchill Irving Pichel and Edward Van Sloan. The film follows her eerie heritage and includes a psychiatrist as she confronts her past. The companion feature is Give Us This Night starring Gladys Swarthout and Jan Kiepura.
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State
Dracula
Gloria Holden
Otto Kruger
Marguerite Churchill
Irving Pichel
Edward van Sloan
Jeffrey Garth
Gladys Swarthout
Jan Kiepura
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