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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
10
In a balmy April night Gregg and Pippin walk Telegraph Hill cliffs and plan farewells. Gregg prepares to sail to Hong Kong, longing for creative work yet fearing loss as Pippin pleads against parting and marriage.
Miss Le lia Airy of Seymour and Fred Lasack of Oxford Junction were married Saturday morning at the Sacred Heart rectory in Oxford Junction. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Gregor with Dr. Frank Peckosh and Miss Berniece Airy in attendance. They plan to reside in Oxford Junction after a brief honeymoon in Seymour.
Santa Monica columnist Will Rogers asserts Mussolini pushes other nations toward conflict while praising his blunt call to endure hard times. He quotes Mussolini challenging his troops and notes wartime predictions missed.
Two features comprise the bill starting Tuesday at the Iowa. The First National Pictures presents The Merry Frinks a lively family comedy with Aline MacMahon Guy Kibbee and others. The second feature Murder on the Campus is a campus murder mystery starring Charles Starrett Shirley Grey and J Farrel MacDonald. The RKO newsreel shows Roosevelt in New York harbor fleet review and Indianapolis auto races.
The speaker recalls a mother's view that a preacher should not recount the parable of the one sheep that strayed, arguing that today no one would believe that ninety nine stayed in the fold.
Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage president of Coe College delivers the baccalaureate sermon to the 1934 graduating class. He urges that education include art and the cultivation of beauty and truth through open inquiry and steadfast faith, urging graduates to seek the infinite and transform challenges into victory. Catherine M. Adams plays the chapel organ and Lila Palmer sings with the vesper choir.
The week presents Paramount Clark features with Gable Powell and Loy in Manhattan Melodrama. Iowa shows Durante and Velez in Strictly Dynamite. State offers Zasu Pitts and Ned Sparks in Private Scandal. Palace screens Fashions of 1934 with Powell and Davis and I Was a Spy with Carroll and Marshall. Rialto runs Counsellor at Law and The 9th Guest. Olympic presents Gallant Lady with Harding and Brook and Sensation Hunters with Foster and Judge.
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