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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1933
Page
8
The Paul Whiteman led musical revue King Of Jazz screens at the Iowa theater. The production spotlights Whiteman’s orchestra with color scenes and top stage stars, plus Jimmie Gleason in Rockabye Cowboy and a newsreel with Graham MacNamee.
The Rialto presents a double feature headlined by Haunted Gold with John Wayne and Sheila Terry, followed by That's My Boy starring Richard Cromwell, Dorothy Jordan, and Mae Marsh. Also shown is Broadway Brevities and news of the day.
In the mansion party tale Marcia Weston faces a coercive marriage plot as Guy Wuthering threatens to reveal a past shame. Her mother Mrs. Liles Weaton dies, Wally Atterbury fights jealousy, and Ted Orvis’s secret note to Patty Glendale deepens a web of love and suspicion. Sonia Ransome schemes to stir conflict while Marcia clings to hope and tries to recover.
Wally returns home after a fatal event at the Glendale residence as Mrs. Ransome tends to him. The Ransome house remains tense and silent while servants clear debris from the ill fated gathering and Miss Glendale plans to inform his mother of the sad news.
The Olympic theater presents Bird of Paradise with Dolores Del Rio and Joel McCrea in a Hawaii backed romance. The film follows a brown skinned princess’s infatuation with a white god-like man and her sacrifice amid civilization barriers. News and comedy are on the program.
Boris Karloff stars as Dr Fu Manchu in The Mask of Fu Manchu at the Colonial theater. The Sax Rohmer adaptation features a laboratory death ray perilous tortures and a climactic Asiatic uprising with a large cast and exotic sets.
Fay Wray stars opposite Jack Holt in The Woman I Stole opening Wednesday at the Iowa theater for a three day run. The film centers on a love story set in an oilfield desert atmosphere with themes of allegiance, desire, and moral conflict. Also showing Cocktail Hour starring Bebe Daniels Randolph Scott Barry Norton and Sidney Blackmer in a three day run starting Saturday with its lively, stylish photoplay praised for its sparkle and pathos.
A young woman depicted as independent and financially self reliant challenges the belief that a woman’s fate is marriage and motherhood. The film explores whether her choice to pursue independence is right or wrong and how society responds to her stance.
A special program led by Mrs. Bessie Graves at the Kenwood playground features three reels of movies, handcraft exhibit, a reading by Miss Marjorie Emerson, and a cornet solo by Wayne Elder. Friday is event day with last week’s parade of 60 costumed children, clowns, floats, pets, and carnival week finale. Nature week follows with a hike planned for Friday June 26.
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