Juarez epic on screen stars Paul Muni in moving portrayal
Paul Muni dominates the Paramount drama Juarez as the Mexican savior who defies Maximilian and defends democracy. Supporting turns by Brian Aherne Bette Davis John Garfield and Claude Rains enrich a tale blending battle and diplomacy with vivid photography and Lincolnian ideals.
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Mexico
Juarez
Paul Muni
Paramount
Muni
Lincoln
Maximilian
Brian Aherne
Hapsburg
Bette Davis
Carlota
Louis Napoleon
John Garfield
Porfirio Diaz
Donald Crisp
Bazaine
Gilbert Roland
Lopez
Claude Rains
Napoleon
Bill
Paramount News
Paramount Pictorial
Popeye
Sailor
Deaths and accidents add to city’s grim week
Harry E. Whiteman head of the Howard-Holt company dies after a twenty foot fall in an elevator shaft at the rear of the office. Fred Spielman, 21, drowns when a canoe with two others capsizes on the Cedar river. A major real estate deal sees Northwestern Holding of St Paul buy the A H Wolfe estate lot and the Kilborn property near downtown. John Jay of Iowa Manufacturing and H F Saxton with Dan Hunter fly south then Canada for business before returning east. The day’s mercury reads 95.
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Harry E. Whiteman
Howard-Holt Company
Fred Spielman
Cedar River
Spielman
Northwestern Holding Company
St. Paul
A. H. Wolfe
First Avenue
Second Street
Kilborn
John Jay
Iowa Manufacturing Company
H. F. Saxton
Dan Hunter
Canada
Mercury
Visitors and injuries mark local notices
Capt Bert Rugh arrived to visit his parents Mr and Mrs George Rugh after serving four years in the Canadian army with no injuries but later hurt in strike riots in Winnipeg. J W MacDanel president of Clark MacDanel Co was called to New York to meet with three manufacturers and government reps to help dispose of surplus cotton goods. Mrs J J Wagner traveled to Providence Rhode Island to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Bess Snyder. D H Faust was slightly injured after being struck by an automobile as he stepped from a Marion streetcar at Fourth Street.
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Bert Rugh
George Rugh
Winnipeg
J. W. MacDanel
Clark-MacDanel Company
New York
J. J. Wagner
Providence, R. I
Bess Snyder
D. H. Faust
Fourth Street
Local injuries and a planned medical leave reported
H L Palmer fractured his hip after a fall at home. George Freisinger lost two fingers at Williams and Hunting planing mill. Gust George and James Sukas were injured when a steel beam fell during unloading for the Rock Island freight house. Dr and Mrs B H Bailey depart for Lake Okoboji where Dr Bailey will serve as assistant instructor at Lakeside Laboratory for six weeks.
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H. L. Palmer
George Freisinger
Williams and Hunting
Gust George
James Sukas
New Rock Island
B. H. Bailey
Lake Okoboji
Dr. Bailey
Lakeside
Four Basic Construction Principles Outline Architecture
The post and lintel woolen truss masonry arch and modern steel skeleton form the four fundamental principles of construction noted in architectural overview. This framing highlights historic and modern methods shaping building design from ancient to contemporary eras.
Rupture Shield Expert to Visit Cedar Rapids
H M Shevnan a Chicago rupture shield expert will be at the Hotel Montrose Cedar Rapids on Monday June 19 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. He touts the Zootic Shield as a non surgical method that quickly strengthens weakened areas and closes openings in about ten days with no medicines or under straps. He will demonstrate free of charge at 6441 N Richmond St Chicago.
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H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Shevnan
Richmond ST
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week
A Cedar Rapids Gazette feature outlines a thrifty meal plan for a family of five, aiming for balanced nutrition on about 12 dollars per week. It includes a cheap chocolate drink mix, a meat loaf recipe using ground veal beef and pork, and notes on budget guidance from Meta Given’s booklets via the Community Nutrition Service at dial 5515.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Community Nutrition Service
Dial
Daily menu and cost for a home meal plan
A dated menu lists quantities for strawberries with cereal, toast and bacon, coffee, meat loaf, creamed peas and carrots, stuffed tomatoes with cole slaw, bread and butter, rice custard, soup, croutons, egg salad sandwiches, hot or iced beverages, and an estimated daily cost of about $1.95. The plan uses common pantry items and standard preparations like white sauce, evaporated milk, and salad dressing.
Calling All Dogs By Terhune
Albert Payson Terhune offers methods to recover a lost dog from Mrs. E K of Brighton Beach New York. Advertise offer a reward search the neighborhood and surrounding country inquire and pay cash for return check dog pounds and radio broadcasters who announce losses. The piece urges kindness and invites readers to send updates for publication.
Love's Interlude Attic Romance Serial
Moira Carewe meets Tarleton Griggs during prohibition era New York. Their secret summer spark dissolves as social gossip and travel separate them. A Christmas reunion at a party ends in ambiguity and impending fate as Moira seeks peace away from the chase.
Mary Martin Tops Hollywood as Casting Critics Mock
Hollywood insiders debate Mary Martin's high value after her New York triumph while studios ignore proven talent. The piece notes Oscar venues overlook stars over trivial flaws and predicts actors like Jane Doe will find success elsewhere, despite Hollywood rejection.
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Ollywood
Paramount
Mary
Martin
Victor Herbert
New York
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metro
Mary Martin
Peanuts
London
Filmville
Jane Doe
Moira Faces Heartbreak Before Tarry's Ill-Fated Union
Moira confronts pressure from Aunt Melinda on marriage while seeking a career. She plans a Cape Cod winter work chance, then returns home to see Tarry marry Lady Careen in a grand Christmas Eve eve setting at Tourney Park, leaving a lasting, haunting impression.
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Aunt Melinda
Moira
Melinda
Tarry
Auntie
Griggs
Cape Cod
Boston
Careen
Tourney Park
Benedicts
Kid from Kokomo Hilarious Picture at Iowa Theatre
May Robson leads in The Kid from Kokomo at the Iowa theater with Pat O Brien Wayne Morris and Joan Blondell. The plot echoes Kid Galahad but offers amusing country boy fighter scenes and a funny courtroom turn. Frieda Inescort and Otto Kruger give creditable work in The Zero Hour from Republic. The news reel shows King and Queen of England in Washington.
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Pat O’brien
Wayne Morris
Joan Blondell
May Robson
Kokomo
Iowa Theater
O.K
Miss Robson
Frieda Inescort
Otto Krueger
Republic Pictures
Miss Inescort
Kruger
England
Washington
W.M
Vanity-Filled Star Notches Bold Feats in Fence-Bared Comment
A wry quip likens a vain leading man to a boastful showboat. Bob Hope quips that the actor never speaks without flaunting his own achievements, highlighting his self-regarding persona. The remark captures Hollywood egotism with a playful jab at celebrity self-promotion.
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Bob Hope
Bob
Showoff Shunned In Public Letter From Miss Manners
Mary Manners analyzes a social issue where a vain, accomplished woman named Ernie makes others feel inadequate and is unpopular for exhibitionism. A reader asks about balancing attention with dating, and Miss Manners suggests sincere limits and suggests the partner look elsewhere if expectations persist.
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Mary Manners
Ernie
Jeanie
Theatres Show Many 1930s Stars in City Lineups
At the theaters Paramount features Juarez with Bette Davis and Paul Muni. The Kid From Kokomo stars Pat O’Brien Wayne Morris and Joan Blondell. The Zero Hour shows Frieda Inescort and Otto Kruger. Warner Baxter leads The Return of the Cisco Kid with Lynn Bari. Back Door to Heaven stars Wallace Ford and Patricia Ellis. Palace presents Listen Darling with Freddie Bartholoe mew Mary Astor and Judy Garland and Sharpe shooters with Brian Donlevy and Lynn Bari. Rialto offers King of the Arena with Ken Maynard and Tough Kid featuring Frankie Darro and Judith deen.
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Paramount
Bette Davis
Paul Muni
Iowa
the Kid
Kokoemo
Pat O’brien
Wayne Morris
Joan Blondell
Frieda Inescort
Otto Kruger
Warner Baxter
Lynn Bari
Cisco Kid
Wallace Ford
Patricia Ellis
Heaven
Palace
Freddie Bartholoemew
Mary Astor
Judy Gareland
Brian Donlevy
Lynn
Fred Martin Funeral at Martelle Sunday
Funeral services for 81 year old Fred Martin of Martelle will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Christian church in Martelle with Rev W W Coverdale officiating Burial will be in Linn Grove cemetery He was born in England came to America at 18 and married Frances Cripps in 1901 Five children survived Mrs Pearl Miller Guy Edna Stewart Bay and Jessie Costerison from Gareld Colorado
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Martelle
Fred Martin
Christian Church
W. W. Coverdale
Linn Grove Cemetery
England
America
Frances Cripps
Ellen Byers
Pearl Miller
Guy
Central City
Edna Stewart
Whittier
Bay of Mount Vernon
Jessie Costerison
Garefield
Colo
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Poison Oak
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Jack Benny
Grandma’s
Paul Draper
the Grove
Directors’ Guild
Showoff
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Singer Theatre
Jane Wyman
Stanley Fields
Frieda
Adrienne Ames
Muni Davis
Brian Claude Rains
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