Gracie Allen Stars in Many Happy Returns Farce at Paramount
Gracie Allen leads a vaudeville style program in a Paramount feature with George Burns. The show mixes music by Guy Lombardo, dance numbers by Veloz and Yolanda, and a riotous turn with Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly. A Strange As It Seems short, a Betty Boop cartoon, and a Paramount News reel round out the program.
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Gracie Allen
New York
Honolulu
Paramount
Gracie
George Burns
George
Hollywood
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Larry Adler
Veloz
Yolanda
John Taylor
Clark Rutledge
Thelma Todd
Patsy Kelly
Eddie Foy, Jr
Paramount News
Margaret Sullavan Stars In Little Man What Now At Paramount
Margaret Sullavan returns to the Paramount Friday in Ham Falldas adaptation Little Man What Now based on the famous novel. Advance reports hail it as a standout of the theatrical season with two young leads delivering notable performances.
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Margaret Sullavan
the Paramount
Paramount Theater
Hams Fallada
Hans
Lammshen
Once To Every Woman at Rialto
The Rialto features Once To Every Woman with Fay Wray as Mary Fanshawe and Walter Byron as a charming philanderer. Ralph Bellamy plays a devoted surgeon in a tale based on A J Cronin. Mary Carlyle Walter Connolly Mary Foy Billie Seward also appear. Fighting With Kit Carson serial and a comedy cartoon accompany.
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Grant
Rialto
Fay Wray
Hollywood Horizon
Mary Fanshawe
Walter Byron
Byron
Ralph Bellamy
A. J. Cronin
Cosmopolitan
Mary Carlyle
Walter Connolly
Mary Foy
Billie Seward
Kit Carson
Theatre Listings Show Langley Actresses in New Releases
The Saturday program lists at the Iowa theater Ann Harding and John Boles in The Life of Vergie Wins ters with Helen Vinson, Paramounts Burns and Allen in Many Happy Returns. At Rialto Fay Wray with Fighting with Kit Carson serial. Palace presents Kay Francis in Mary Stevens M D and Ginger Rogers in A Chance at Heaven. Olympic features Invisible Man with Claude Rains and Gloria Stuart plus Arizona to Broadway with James Dunn and Joan Bennett.
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Iowa
Ann Harding
John Boles
Vergie Winters
Helen Vinson
Paramount
Burns and Allen
State
Paul Lukas
Constance Cummings
Rialto
Fay Wray
Walter Byron
Ralph Bellamy
Kit Carson
Palace
Kay Francis
Mary Stevens
M. D
Joel McCrea
Ginger Rogers
Invisible Man
Claude Rains
Gloria Stuart
Arizona
James Dunn
Joan Bennett
Herbert Mundin
Harry Carey Joins Barnett Circus for Two Cedar Rapids Shows
The Barnett three ring circus comes to Rockford road and Cedar Rapids with Harry Carey in person. Carey appears with his horse Pico and a cowhand rodeo, plus a world wide travel show including lions tigers and elephants. Shows run Friday in Rockford road and Friday in Cedar Rapids with two performances in each city.
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Barnett Bros
Rockford Road
Eighth Avenue
Barnett Circus
Harry Carey
Pico
Carey
Cedar Rapids
Mind and Morality Through Science Reflections
An excerpt discusses scientific perspectives on moral questions and criminal responsibility, noting mental distortions in offenders and how rewards affect behavior. It also mentions Thomas Williams Tae on McGill and the Golden Rule, and reports OSSIAN hosting Mr and Mrs Frank Harvey with guests for a fortieth anniversary celebration in Arosa California.
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William ‘D. Tae
McGill University
Ossian
Frank Harvey
George Dean
Arosa
Calif
George Peckham
Ray Dean
H. P. Nicholson
W. E. Cornell
Vina Doane
W. M. Allen
Will
Daisy Cornell
Alma Uhley
Harold Harvey
Intelligence Test Offer From Dr Wissam
An advertisement invites readers to test intelligence and compare abilities, promising to reveal aptitudes for jobs. The offer cites Dr Albert E Wissam and requests ten cents, a stamped envelope, and a mailing address at The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Wiczam
Albert E. Wissam
The
Cedar Rapids
Notable quote on crime and work by Olive Schreiner
The text asserts criminals start young and persist despite punishment. It asks if a husband opposes his wife's employment only if she earns, then cites Olive Schreiner in Woman and Labor noting men do not object to a wife working for wages is discussed.
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Ernest Hoag
Olive Schreiner
Glamour at State theater with Ferber drama
Edna Ferber drama Glamour runs at the State theater through Thursday starring Constance Cummings and Paula Lukas in a tale of wandering hearts set among theater folk in New York and London. Phillip Reed sings several numbers and dances the Rhumba Exotic with Cummings. Also featured are short subjects including Andy Clyde’s Half Baked Relations and a Twin Duke and Duchess piece with Harold Arlen music.
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Edna Ferber
State Theater
Constance Cummings
Paula Lukas
New York
London
Phillip Reed
Reed
Hollywood
Harold Arlen
Mary Stevens M D at Palace and Chance at Heaven double feature
Kay Francis stars in Mary Stevens M D at the Palace showing Wednesday and Thursday as a gripping look at love and work for a professional woman. The Palace also offers Chance at Heaven with Joel McCrea Ginger Rogers and Marian Nixon in a romantic triangle. Anamosa society notes Mrs S T Ruhl hosts 150 for Donald Ruhl and Victoria Turner wedding events with showers by Mary Remley, Mrs Helen Simpson, Mrs Cecil Wilson, and Mrs G R Wilkins.
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Mary Stevens
M. D
Kay Francis
America
the Palace
Palace
Vina Delmar
Joel McCrea
Ginger Rogers
Marian Nixon
Anamosa
S. T. Ruhl
Forest
Donald
Victoria Margaret Turner
Miss Turner
Mary Remley
Helen Simpson
Cecil Wilson
G. R. Wilkins
Joel McCrea, Ginger Rogers
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