Grace Moore Expected Back In Pictures After Telegram
Hollywood editor notes Grace Moore’s threat to quit Hollywood may be impulsive. He predicts she will return to Columbia to resume work, possibly under Harry Cohn, and argues the industry would benefit from her continued screen presence. He cites Hays rules and suggests temporary disputes will soon be resolved.
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Louella
Parsons
Universal Service
Hollywood
Grace
Harry Cohn
Columbia
Rudolph Valentino
Josef von Arnberg
Von
Harry Hn
Esar
Columbia Studios
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Moore
Joe von Sternberg
Miss Moore
Enlivening Theaters By Opening Bar Areas
Universal Service Dramatic Critic discusses New York theater week noting debates over opening bars in theaters and 8 o'clock shows. He advocates audience retention, critic timing, and critic restraint while cautioning over delays to start plays and first-night pressures.
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Gilbert W Gabriel
Universal Service
New York
Ismay
Els
The Postman Always Rings Twice Stage Adaptation
Wendy Hiller and Richard Barthelmess star in a melodrama adaptation blending romance and danger. Hiller shines as a Lancashire beauty while Barthelmess plays a well meaning, doomed figure in a tale echoing classic noir plots on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Hiller
James Cain
Richard Barthelmess
Ah Wilderness Opens At Paramount Theater This Week
Wallace Beery leads a strong cast in Eugene ONeill drama Ah Wilderness premiering at the Paramount for three days starting Tuesday. Lionel Barrymore Aline Mac Mahon Eric Linden Cecilia Parker and Mickey Rooney co star in the small New England town tale of a high school graduate's first love and family ties in 1906.
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Wallace Beery
Eugene O'Neill
Paramount Theater
Lionel Barrymore
Aline MacMahon
Eric Linden
Cecilia Parker
Mickey Rooney
Beery
Uncle Sid
O'Neill
Lily
New England
James Cagney Leads Frisco Kid at Rialto Today
James Cagney stars as a dominant sailor in Frisco Kid set on the 1850s San Francisco waterfront. Margaret Lindsay co stars with a supporting cast including Ricardo Cortez and Lili Damita. The program also features The Mysterious Avenger and Cats and the Fiddle.
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Rialto
James Cagney
Margaret Lindsay
San Francisco
Frisco
Underworld
Ricardo Cortez
Barton McLane
Donald Woods
George E. Stone
Lili Damita
Avenger
Charles Starrett
Peter B. Kyne
Texas Plains
Chuck
Joan Perry
Monday Horoscope Heralds Energetic Year for Builders
The forecast stresses ardent effort and practical enterprise today with high energy and initiative. Those born now enjoy excellent auspices for constructive work and backing from important supporters. A child born on this day is practical and popular, with Isaac Hull cited as a notable nativity.
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Isaac Hull
First Hawaii veteran signs bonus form in Honolulu
Mrs Frances H Layton becomes the first Hawaii veteran to sign a bonus application. She served ten months overseas as a nurse at the American base hospital No 3 Mars sur Allier France and helped several score buddies with their applications.
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Honolulu
Frances H. Layton
Danceland Engages Meroff's Orchestra For St Patricks Day
Benny Meroff and his orchestra, the troupe that played at the Pelicemens Ball in 1934, will perform at Danceland in Cedar Rapids for St Patrick's Day from 9 to 1 on Tuesday March 17. Twenty one entertainers will appear with advance ticket sales ending 5 pm March 17 at Exymans Ligcets and Belden Hells in Cedar Rapids and the Academy in Iowa City. Meroff is noted for five years at the Granada theater and appearances with Eddie Cantor at the Palace in New York.
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Iis Orchestra
Cedar Rapids
St Patricks Day
Danceland
Moroffs Company
Exymans Ligcetts
Belden Hells
The
Academy
Iowa City
Moroff
Granada Theater
Eddie Cantor
the Palace
New York
Warner Brothers
Experienced Players Cast In Leading Roles Of Community Play
Community Players present As the Sun Sets at the Playhouse Y M C A building for March 9 10 11 with veterans Neil Montgomery Mrs Stewart Holmes and Mrs Douglas Kirk in leading roles. The cast includes Miss Marjorie Capron Riley Crawford and Dr M D Marr, plus Miss Francis Halpin as the top supporting player.
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Playhouse
Don Hines
Richard
Neil Montgomery
Stewart Holmes
Douglas Kirk
Mr. Montgomery
Broadway
Lysistrata
Francis Halpin
Marjorie Capron
Riley Crawford
M. D. Marr
Immaculate Conception
Glennys McHardy
Fame on Broadway The Lost Stars Now Living Quiet Lives
A survey of former Broadway actresses and dancers reveals many retired from the stage. Maxine Elliott spends time on the Riviera. Barbara Newberry wed to a Michigan lumberman and now in London. Dorothy Dalton with Arthur Hammerstein in Florida. Marie Doro tours London after a divorce. Others marry, relocate, or pursue new careers, with several facing faded stage ambitions.
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New York
Broadway
Maxine Elliott
Chateau de l'Horizon
Riviera
Lady Forbes-Robertson
Ziegfeld
Barbara Newberry
Michigan
London
Dorothy Dalton
Arthur Hammerstein
Florida
Lew Cody
Marion Coakley
California
Martha Madison
Marie Doro
Miss Doro
Italy
Elsie Ferguson
Ireland
Cannes
Manhattan
Blanche Bates
Creel
Janet McLeay
Louise Brooks
Ada May
Rose Stahl
Long Island
Libby Holman
Chanteuse
Pearl White
France
Egypt
Betty Compton
Jane Dowell
Marguerite Hyson
Sylvia Lorry
Rialto
Joan Crawford Shines in I Live My Life Palace Show
Joan Crawford in I Live My Life at the Palace today through Wednesday with Brian Aherne as her reader man. The cast includes Frank Morgan Aline Mac Mahon Eric Blore Fred Keating Sterling Holloway and others. A bored socialite falls for a Greek archeologist then follows him to New York where her true wealth sparks complications. Hopalong Cassidy returns in The Eagle's Brood starring William Boyd Jimmy Ellison and Joan Woodbury.
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Joan Crawford
Palace Theater
Brian Aherne
Frank Morgan
Aline MacMahon
Eric Blore
Fred Keating
Sterling Holloway
Naxos
Chronic arthritis debate and social observations from 1906
Dr Osler’s view that rheumatism mainly affects the poor is examined amid criticism of outdated medical texts. The piece contrasts weather explanations, Webster’s definition, and public misconceptions, noting the washerwoman and day laborer’s exposure to cold and wet as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
William
Webster’s International
Rheumatism relief ad promises rapid uric acid cure
An old advertisement claims rheumatism is caused by excess uric acid and promotes 8 ounces of Allenru as a swift remedy. It asserts relief in 48 hours and urges readers to ask a local druggist, noting a cost of about 85 cents.
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America
Bradfeld Co
Avanta
Vitamin D and rheumatism in nutrition and arthritis
The author argues vitamin D deficiency may drive rheumatic illness and cites Dreyer and Reed showing arthritis improvement with high dose vitamin D. Discusses sun exposure, ultraviolet light, and calcium phosphorus balance, noting natural sources and the need for medical supervision in high-dose therapy.
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Drs. Dreyer
Reed
University of Ilinois College of Medicine
Archives of Physical Therapy
Fingerprint IDs Prove Nearly Infallible Over 30 Years
The report states fingerprint identification has yielded about 400 000 identifications in the past three decades with no errors. It highlights the method as highly reliable and widely adopted across investigations and law enforcement agencies.
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