Kidnaped and Little Miss Thoroughbred At New State
The New State theater screens Kidnaped starring Freddie Bartholomew and Warner Baxter with Aileen Whelan added for heart interest. Janet Chapman stars in Little Miss Thoroughbred, a family film with John Litel Ann Sheridan and Frank McHugh. Both pictures offer timeless drama and gentle humor without grand sensationalism.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
New State Theater
Aileen Whelan
Freddie Bartholomew
David Balfour
Warner Baxter
Alan Breck
Bartholomew
Breck
Janet Chapman
Thoroughbred
John Litel
Ann Sheridan
Frank McHugh
Janet
Termite Spies Warn of Next War Tactics
Cosmopolitan article by Joseph Golomb details a global network of sapper and saboteur spies operating since 1933. It cites nazis in Austria and embassies in Washington as centers, notes Japanese trawlers near U S naval bases, and warns of planned disruption to industries and transport.
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United States
America
Joseph Gollomb
Gollomb
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Russia
France
England
Washington
Panama Canal
Man Who Lived Again headlined by Boris Karloff at Rialto
Boris Karloff stars in the feature Man Who Lived Again at the Rialto for Friday and Saturday. He plays a renowned doctor who discusses mind transfer and thought content of the brain. Anna Lee and John Loder have important roles. Feature No 2 presents Charles Starrett in Cattle Raiders, with S O S Coast Guard in eighth chapter, plus a comedy Cats and the Fiddle.
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Boris Karloff
Karloff
Anna Lee
John Loder
Charles Starrett
S-O-S Coast Guard
American author puzzle clues and solutions
A compact crossword style item lists horizontal and vertical clues with answers referencing modern writers bones fat liquid lips goose metal and classic nouns. Includes notes on a novelist and a famous musical show boat and other cross referenced terms.
Jimmie Fidler in Hollywood
Gossip column notes Loretta Youngs arithmetic charm Gary Coopers vacuum job and glance at Grace Moore Mady Christians and Joe E Brown. It mentions Virginia Fields hair Roland Young and Francis Lederer plus Kay Francis Mickey Rooney Freddie Bartholomew and Shirley Temple in light anecdotes. A studio executive story closes with writers leaving dinner checks and highball glasses.
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Loretta Young
Gary Cooper
Hollywood
Grace Moore
Mady Christians
Joe E. Brown
Joe E Brown
Virginia Field
Roland Young
Francis Lederer
George O’brien
Rococco
Kay Francis
Mickey Rooney
Freddie Bartholomew
Norma Shearer and Sonja Henie In Filmville Anecdotes
A magazine scribe recalls Norma Shearer revising his first interview and Sonja Henie defending her career by skating. He reports Shearer read the piece and helped improve it, earning a bonus. Henie answers a studio push with a skating display and affirms she will stay in skating.
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Norma Shearer
Norma
Miss Shearer
Sonja Henie
Filmville
Sonja
Theatres Showings Include Classic Films At Five Venues
Paramount features Robert Taylor in Three Comrades with Margaret Sullavan Franchot Tone and Robert Young. Roberta stars Fred Astaire with Ginger Rogers. Man's Castle presents Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young. New State guests Warner Baxter Freddie Bartholomew Little Miss Thoroughbred with John Litel Ann Sheridan. Rialto presents Man Who Lived Again Boris Karloff Anna Lee. Palace screens Prisoner of Zenda Ronald Colman Madeline Carroll Change of Heart stars Michael Whalen Gloria Stuart. Strand offers 100 Men and a Girl Deanna Durbin Adolph Menjou Code of the Rangers Tim McCoy.
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Paramount
Robert Taylor
Margaret Sullavan
Franchot Tone
Robert Young
Iowa
Fred Astaire
Gunfer Rogers
Roberta
Man's Castle
Spencer Tracy
Loretta Young
New State
Warner Baxter
Freddie Bartholomew
John Litel
Ann Sheridan
Rialto
Boris Karloff
Anna Lee
Charles Starrett
Zenda
Ronald Colman
Madeleine Carroll
Mlichael Whalen
Gloria Stuart
Strand
Deanna Durbin
Adolph Menjou
Tim McCoy
Sociologist Forecasts Sell Lower Birth Rate
Cleveland report quotes Dr. Paul Popenoe a sociologist and eugenist who says children are economically costly and that industrialized life will push birth rates down in the next decade. He notes apartments house many families and limit children with mothers working long hours leaving youths with limited cultural guidance.
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Cleveland
Paul Popenoe
Popenoe
Roosevelt era politics and dirigible funding clash
A colorful Washington column critiques congressional maneuvering in late FDR days. It notes lobbyist fees tied to PWA projects and warns of a looming national issue over spend-lend policies. The piece tracks shifts on a $3 million dirigible and recalls a 1934 tax bill veto stance by Roosevelt.
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Suas Bing Ton
Roosevelt
PWA
Washington
Democratic Party
Ickes
House
Senate
Wearin Challenger Seeks Federal Post After Iowa Bid
The text states that Job For Wearin Otha Wearin known as Jimmy's friend was defeated in the Iowa primary and would be offered a federal position if he desires. Two months prior there were indications he would quit Congress to pursue a federal job. He entered the race partly because his district, usually Republican, seemed to be returning to normal.
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Otha Wearin
Jimmy
Iowa
Congress
Wearin
Chinese Radio Stations Protest Jap Censorship
In Washington a group of 14 privately owned Chinese commercial broadcasting stations protest Japanese registration and censorship requirements. The action underscores growing tensions over press restrictions affecting broadcasting operations and international communications.
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Washington
INS
Foreign broadcasters report steady in Shanghai settlement
The international settlement at Shanghai has voluntarily suspended operations. A report from the American commercial attache indicates foreign broadcasting stations remain unaffected. One Chinese American owned station has been leased to an American newspaper.
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Ternational
Shanghai
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