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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1939
Page
3
A 1939 interview style piece discusses crime and education, profit motive, and wives guiding risky ventures. It presents science backed views on environment, heredity, and social responsibility, noting education and home life influence crime and the balance between personal risk and societal gains.
Blondie and Dagwood return to the Iowa theater Friday in Blondie Meets The Boss the second Bumstead film. Penny Singleton stars as Blondie with Arthur Lake as Dagwood and four year old Larry Simms as Baby Dumpling in this comedy of the irrep ressible family adventures based on the popular comic strip.
Dagwood faces trouble with his boss in Blondie Meets The Boss as Blondie takes his place at the office and Dagwood handles housework. The jitterbug contest finale nearly costs Blondie, while the co feature Let Us Live stars Maureen O Sullivan Henry Fonda and Ralph Bellamy in a tragedy romance tale.
Paramount presents Mickey Rooney and Walter Connolly in Huck Finn and Priscilla Lane with Jeffery Lynn in Yes My Darling Daughter. Warren William Ida Lupino star The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt while They Made Me a Criminal features John Garfield and Dead End Kids. Palace debuts Alexander's Rag Time Band with Tyrone Power Alice Faye Don Ameche. Rialto screens You Cant Take It With You Jean Arthur Lionel Barrymore James Stewart.
Dr George Crile of Cleveland presented a procedure targeting the abdominal brain the celiac ganglion to regulate heart function and blood pressure. He told the Southeastern Surgical Congress the over activity of this nerve center contributes to high pressure and angina, offering potential lifesaving results.
A Japanese physician claims the high rate of appendicitis in Japan stems from polished rice. He suggests minute sand particles from polishing irritate the appendix, causing inflammation.
Hollywood chatter recalls how Hedy Lamarr stunned Austria as Hedy Keisler, then renamed Lamarr after a bold Ecstasy scene. A marriage to an Austrian millionaire ended in divorce, while an American producer propelled her to stardom in Algiers and a life across hemispheres, with a new American citizenship ahead.
London stage star Peter Cushing moves to Hollywood to restart his career. He will work ten weeks on Man in the Iron Mask but his screen portion will be blacked out in every take while Louis Hayward performs the dual role.
Albert Payson Terhune lampoons dog shopper behavior. He describes buyers driving around in search of pups advertised within fifty miles, visiting kennels on holidays, wasting breeders' time, and leaving with no sale but with amusement from ten calls.
Notice is given that Muriel G. Kurtz was appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Agnes G. Rubins, deceased, Linn County Iowa. Creditors must present claims to the Linn County District Court Clerk and debtors should promptly pay their debts to the administratrix. Attorney Geo C. Gorman represents the estate.
Advertisement notes popular venues in the Want Ad section under classification 9 for dine dance or roller skate options. It directs readers to look under that classification for related listings and timings.
The film You Can t Take It With You based on the Pulitzer prize play is showing at the Rialto through Thursday. Stars include Jean Arthur Lionel Barrymore James Stewart Edward Arnold and Mischa Auer in a tale of the carefree Vanderhof family who live as they wish.
The companion feature presents The Lone Ranger Rides Again a work that previously appeared as a serial.
Margaret Moloney as administratrix of Helen Kane estate in Linn County Iowa, appointed March 1939. Creditors urged to promptly settle all debts owed to the estate in the Iowa District Court. Attorneys Joh. Leecher Jr. listed for the proceedings.
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