Jungle film opens with dance prologue and Buck jungle adventure
Paramount presents A Night In The Tropics as prologue to Frank Buck's Bring Em Back Alive at the theater. Jimmy Reed and his Hawaiian Artists perform a stage introduction. The program includes a Mickey Mouse cartoon, Andy Clyde comedy, movie memories, and Paramount sound news.
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Paramount Theater
Tropics
Frank Buck
Jimmy Reed
Orpheum
Fanchon
Marco
Paramount
Andy Clyde
Paramount Sound News
Radio Patrol opens at State theater with two police lovers
Radio Patrol, a two day feature at the State theater, follows two radio patrol officers who love the same girl through tense street encounters and underworld entanglements. Robert Jong and Russell Hopton star alongside Lila Lee in the suspenseful drama.
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Radio Patrol
Robert Jong
Russell Hopton
Lila Lee
Unwise Parents Magnify Problem By Their Nagging
Miss Manners replies that parental nagging worsens disputes over chosen partners and pressures individuals to stand by loved ones. A reader, MISS PEP, argues for a carefree social scene, but the column urges tolerance of varied tastes and confirms that others may be satisfied with their own good times.
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Jors
Joe
Miss Manners
Pep
Symposium on the Common Cold at New York County Medical Society
Personal Health Service notes a New York County Medical Society session on April 25 featuring a symposium on the common cold. The discussion covers etiological factors, its relation to rheumatic fever, heart and vessels, allergic manifestations, and sinus and ear involvement, with critique of its practical clarity.
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New York County Medical Society
Academy of Medicine
Honesty in a Political Party and Health Debate
The quote urges that honesty takes precedence over harmony within a party and calls health officers and boards to review and challenge teachings spreading widely. It invites scrutiny of flaws and a public debate to prevent further harm.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Health Board
Medical Q and A on Neuroses and Chorea
The Cedar Rapids Gazette shares a reader inquiry about psychasthenia neurasthenia and Huntington's chorea. Doctors explain terms and heredity, noting Huntington's is hereditary and distinct from St. Vitus dance. The column warns only limited answers can be given and invites further questions to Dr. William Brady.
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St. Vitus
D. G
William Brady
Cedar Ravids Gazette
Evening Gazette broadcasts from new plant at 322 Third Ave
The Evening Gazette announces the installation of a modern broadcasting plant in a special building at 322 Third Avenue West with daily programs. Obituaries note Orpheus L. Kelley died yesterday afternoon. Other items mention school, university degrees, and travel.
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Evening Gazette
Third Avenue West
Orpheus L. Kelley
Homer C. Couch
Grant Vocational School
Hanna
Clifford D. Franks
Cedar Rapids
John Paul Jones
University of Iowa
Hildrich Heads to Weeks with Relatives
Hildrich left today to spend weeks with relatives in New. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Steiner also departed for unspecified plans.
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Hildrich
New 9
E. C. Steiner
Local News Briefs: Maxwell Purchases City Home
E. L. Maxwell, a prominent traveling man, has bought a home in the city and will move his family here from Rockford Illinois. Captain Rule of Company C I G resigns as commander to return to Mason City. Bever park park commission plans a stone dike to hold water.
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E. L. Maxwell
Rockford, Il
Captain Rule
Company C. I. N. G
Mason City
Park Commission
Bever Park
Park Plans Include Water System and Bear Pit
The commission outlines a water supply plan for the park and mentions plans to build a stone pit for the bears. Mrs. Robert Leenan and Mrs. W. H. Porter are away in Colorado Springs for the summer. William Walker returns from a trip to Syracuse and other eastern cities.
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Commission
Bears
Robert Leenan
W. H. Porter
Colorado Springs
William Walker
Syracuse
New York
Theaters Feature Stars in Classic Crime and Comedy Films
Paramount shows Make Me A Star with Stuart Erwin and Joan Blondell. Radio Patrol stars Robert Armstrong Russell Hopton and Lila Lee. Rialto screens Edward G Robinson in The Hatchet Man.
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Paramount
Stuart Erwin
Joan Blon
Radio Patrol
Robert Armstrong
Russell Hopton
Lila Lee
Rialto
Edward G. Robinson
Hatchet Man
Rich Suitor Reveals Nervous Moments Before Proposal
Rich Suitor recalls intense nerves before proposing, confessing the moment felt unlike anything else. He describes anxious anticipation and the weight of the question in a candid personal reflection.
Edward G. Robinson Stars In The Hatchet Man Rialto
Edward G. Robinson delivers a dramatic performance as a Chinese tong member in The Hatchet Man at the Rialto. Loretta Young plays Toy San with an added allure, supported by Leslie Fenton Dudley Diggs Edmond Breeze and others.
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Edward G. Robinson
Gscreen
Rialto
San Francisco
China
Loretta Young
Toy San
Ward
Leslie Fenton
Dudley Diggs
Edmond Breeze
Tully Marshall
Noel Madison
Miss Manners Advice on Household Finances and Trust
A wife seeks help as a friend maligns her expense habits to her husband. The columnist suggests letting the husband manage the household accounts temporarily to reveal savings and expose the friend's false claims. The goal is to restore trust and show the wife is doing her best within her means.
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Miss Manners
Spee
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