Pals Prepare Marquis Story For The Screen
Hollywood friends plan a screen treatment of Marquis story Table Cloth Millionaires to aid the gravely ill Archie creator. Gene Fowler Nun nally Johnson William Slavens McNutt Patterson McNutt Grover Jones collaborate for profits for Marquis. Bee Lillie signed for Count Pete part as Joe Santley projects. Benny Fields to star in The Big Broadcast of 1936 at Paramount. George O Brien predicts Louis Schmeling bout KO. Humphrey Bogart set to headline Three In Eden from Maugham tale.
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Hearts Divided Heads to Iawa Theater Friday
News notes from Hollywood cover upcoming showings and personalities. Philip Reed and Mary Carlisle join Lew Ayres at Iawa Theater while Eddie Sutherland tours Europe and returns to Hollywood. Other items mention Pat O’Briens Panama trip and Hal Horne’s new producer role.
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Lubitsch to Direct Claudette Colbert in Vienna Play
Ernst Lubitsch returns from Europe with several Vienna plays for adaptation and will star Claudette Colbert after directing Marlene Dietrich in Hotel Imperial. Sammy White shifts to Cain and Mabel then On Your Toes in London. Genevieve Tobin Edward Everett Horton join Twickenham Films.
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Gene Markey
Paris
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Olympic theater bill features three days of films
Three major features on the Olympic theater bill begin Thursday for three days. The program includes a serial comedy and cartoon. John Boles and Dixie Lee headline Redheads on Parade with Jack Haley and Alan Dinehart. The Three Musketeers stars Paul Lukas and Heather Angel among others. Western Courage with Ken Maynard and Geneva Mitchell closes the lineup, plus the final chapter of Miracle Rider.
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Jack Haley
Alan Dinehart
Three Musketeers
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Heather
Angel
Walter Abel
Onslow Stevens
Courage
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Geneva Mitchell
Theaters Lineup With Classic Stars
At Iowa theaters Trapped by Tele vision stars Lyle Talbot and Mary Astor. Navy Born features William Gargan and Claire Dodd. Paramount presents Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell in Trouble for Two. Rochelle Hudson and Paul Kelly headline The Country Beyond with Johnny Downs and Shirley Deane in The First Baby. Mae West headlines Klondike Annie at Palace with Buck Jones in The Fighting Sheriff. At Rialto Fredric March and Merle Oberon star Dark Angel with Norman Foster and Joyce Compton in Death by Own Action Squad. Olympic Presentations feature John Boles and Dixie Lee in Redheads on Parade with Paul Lukas and Heather Angel in The Three Musketeers and Ken Maynard in Western Courage.
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Notice of Probate Will for William A Edgar Jr
A district court in Linn County Iowa will hear proof for the last will and testament of William A Edgar Jr deceased on June 26 1936 at 9:00 AM in Cedar Rapids. Edwin W Lundquist clerk of district court and attorney J Elsenbast represent the case.
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Tulip Time Gift From Nancy Delights Doris
Doris, engaged and soon to be married, enjoys daily packages from Nancy. Her latest gift arrives wrapped in yellow tissue and white cellophane, containing a linen bridge table cover with Italian hem stitching and a tulip design leaflet.
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Embroidered Tulip Motif Design for Home Use
A 1936 guide explains a two-stitch embroidery motif with fine chain for the tulip outer circle and cross lines, and fly stitch for the inner circle. Variations use yarn or embroidery cotton on sateen or linen, with Italian hemstitching or running stitches. Directions to obtain leaflets cost three cents with a self addressed envelope.
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