Warner Plans Short Feature Of Monte Carlo Ballet
Hollywood gossip notes Warner plans a three reel technicolor ballet short with S Hurok to accompany a July 29 Hollywood Bowl opening. Filmed angles feature ballet stars performing Ca pricco Pagnol Galle Parisienne The Blue Danube for wider cinema reach.
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Amateur Contest Added to All-Iowa Fair Children’s Day
The All-I Iowa fair expands its Children’s day program with an amateur contest for 15 and under entrants. Sponored by WMT, auditions run 9 am to noon on Monday Aug 11. Six top acts win cash prizes and will be featured at the grandstand and on WMT radio.
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Notable Chatted Pieces Spark Talk of Luck and Changes
Charlies Laughton comments on a new project while expressing superstition. Fontaine reportedly gains ten pounds. Brian Aherne notes a Tahiti trip improved her appearance, suggesting a shift in public interest.
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Evening Film Schedule From Theaters
The Gazette lists today’s showtimes for Towa Paramount State Palace Rialto and Marion. Titles include Bad Men of Missouri Blondie in Society They Met in Bombay That Hamilton Woman The Great McGinty Melod y for Three Boy Friend Chasing Danger Calling All Husbands Reaching for the Sun with multiple daily screenings at each venue.
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Broadway Gossip and Showbiz Notes From A Night On The Town
Walter Winchell’s column highlights Dorothy Stickney and H Lindsay at Life With Father events along with Ted Lewis earning $5,000 weekly and James J Walker’s renewed health. Lee Shubert clashes with a critic he barred, while Charlie Butterworth joins summer stock and earns $1,300 weekly. Bernt Balchen discusses bombers, Allen in Our Alley quotes a Hollywood art tale, and a Roadway Novelette recalls Theater life and resilience. Edna Hibbard and partner perform quirky acts. Berlin Diary by Shirer sells well. Sousa rumor swirls amid Musicians Union chatter. Ramon Navarro seeks romantic build in NY clubs.
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Registered men reach twenty first birthday in second draft
Selective Service Headquarters reported that 764 490 men who had turned 21 registered for the draft in the second registration held on July 1 in the United States and possessions.
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Cocking Warns of Threat to Democracy in State and Nation
Walter D. Cocking, former University of Georgia educator, told Griffin Kiwanis club that democracy faces danger both in Georgia and across the nation. He warned that a small group, fueled by ignorance and prejudice, could seize power through despotism and tyranny.
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Georgia dean ousted over racial coeducation stance
The University of Georgia removed Dean Cocking from his post after Governor Eugene Talmadge accused him of supporting racial co education. The board of regents acted recently amid controversy over desegregation and fair play in academia.
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Anson Weeks Orchestra At Swisher Thursday
The Anson Weeks Orchestra performs at Swisher Pavilion Thursday night. Weeks leads a act famed from San Francisco hotels like Mark Hopkins and New York venues such as Waldorf Astoria and Roosevelt, with songs including Im Sorry Dear and New Moon.
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Weeks
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New York
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Aragon and Trianon
Chicago
Write Him About That Employe In Service
Washington AP reports defense manufacturers seeking release of former employees from military service should contact Robert P. Patterson under-secretary of war. A War Department statement said to write Patterson to request reinstatement for factory operations.
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