John Barrymore in New Type of Role in Topaze at Paramount
Paramount screens John Barrymore in Topaze as a studious professor who loses honesty for a modern truth. Myrna Loy stars in a curious romance, with Caliente Love and Ambassador Bill among the lineup. Ken Maynard, Will Rogers, and a Tarzan horse headline a four-film program playing through Saturday.
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John Barrymore
Paramount
Professor Topaze
Barrymore
Topaze
Myrna Loy
Topaz
Caliente
Abe Lyman
Ms Band
Paramount News
F. C.H
Will Rogers
Ambassador Bill
Rogers
Ken Maynard
Western Plains
Tarzan
Will Rogers And Ken Maynard At The Olympic
The Olympic theater opens a three day double feature this Thursday headlined by Will Rogers and Ken Maynard, presenting a sterling American program for local cinema audiences.
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Olympic Theater
Sterling American
Will Rogers at Palace in Too Busy to Work
Will Rogers, famed comedian from State Fair, appears at the Palace for two days starting Friday in Too Busy to Work. The film adapts Jubilo by Ben Ames Williams with Marion Nixon and Dick Powell. Rogers plays a roaming lovable tramp seeking his wife and daughter and the man who took them.
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Will Rogers
Palace Theater
Jubillo
Ben Ames Willams
Marion Nixon
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Dick Powell
Rogers
Theaters Schedule Mixup with 1931 Previews
Paramount presents John Barrymore in Topaze while Jimmy Durante and Buster Keaton headline What No Beer at STATE theater. Wu Rogers stars in Ambassador Bill with Ken Masnard in The Texas Gun Fighter at OLYMPIC. RIALTO runs Stranger in Town. PALACE features Jackie Cooper in Divorce in the Family.
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Paramount
John Barrymore
Jimmy Durante
Buster Keaton
Olympic
Wu Rogers
Bill
Ken Masnard
Texas
Rialto - Chic Sale
Town
Jackie Cooper
New York Sugar Refining Company Reports 1932 Profit
New York based American Sugar Refining reports 1932 net profit after preferred dividends of 4 327 986 equivalent to 262 a share on common stock. This compares with 1931 profit of 4 155 031 or 223 a share.
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New York
The
American Sugar Refining Company
Iowa Theater To Reopen Friday With Vaudeville And Pictures
The Iowa theater returns Friday with a vaudeville stage program and Wheeler and Woolsey in So This Is Africa on screen. The show features Fay Adler Teddy Bradford Artie Lewis Percy Ames Chung Yee Wah troupe Canton china Jones Harris and Jones Cervenka orchestra and Joe Hicksa in a two hour program. Low prices start at six cents with tickets thirty five cents for adults and ten cents for children.
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Iowa
Wheeler and Woolsey
Africa
Fay Adler
Teddy Bradford
Artie Lewis
Percy Ames
Chung Yee Wah
Cantonchina Jones
Harris
Jones
Cervenka
Joe Hicksa
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Raquel Torres
Towa
Hot Pepper opens at Paramount with Quirt and Flagg
Music and dancing mark the comedy Hot Pepper opening Saturday at the Paramount theater featuring Edmund Lowe Victor McLaglen Lupe Velez and El Brendel. The film depicts Quirt and Flagg now club owners in regal attire amid glamorous women and a flaming Lupe Velez performance. Also shown are Zasu Pitts Thelma Todd Asleep in the Feet and Babe Didricksons in her first film alongside latest news events. ELNADER education contest heats up as F E Sharp files for school board, joining Crider and Reimer in race to fill two seats. Incumbents N J Conrad and George H Schmidt step down.
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Paramount Theater
Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaglen
Lupe Velez
el Brendel
Quirt
Flagg
Flagg and Quirt
Zasu Pitts
Thelma Todd
Babe Didricksons
Elnader
Board of Education
F E Sharp
C L Crider
William C Reimer
Sharps
N J Conrad
George H Schmidt
1923 Cedar Rapids notes include marriages and talks
Miss Louise Markert and Karl W. Seehg of Cedar Rapids wed in Chicago and plan to live here. Dr Wilfred T Grenfell spoke at Coe chapel on the frozen north. Educators plan two weeks of speech classes at Washington high. Ed Hetherington goes to Des Moines for a sister's death.
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Louise Markert
Karl W. Seehg
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Wilfred T Grenfell
Coe Chapel
Board of Education
Washington High School
O H Ennis
Los Angeles
Ed Hetherington
Des Moines
Wesley Suddoth
Library faces condemnation for El Dora site purchase
The library board will start condemnation proceedings after discussions at last night's meeting. The chosen site in block 31 of the original Cedar Rapids plat near El Dora is valued at 22 500 dollars by the owners, deemed excessive. John A. Chandler died in Chicago hospital. Seth Hawcett has gone to Texas and New Mexico for health. Taft Dawley Petrovitsky elected to the school board as 1 300 ballots cast. Senator H. Trewin and wife went to South Bend after news of her uncle’s death.
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Library Board
Aogts
Cedar Rapids
John A. Chandler
Chandler Pump Company
Chicago Polyclinic Hospital
Seth Hawcett
Texas
New Mexico
John H. Taft
F. F. Dawley
John Petrovitsky
H. Trewin
South Bend
Content To Lean On Reputation Of His Family Tree
Dear Miss Manners and readers discuss a young man relying on family status rather than self effort. The writer seeks dating hints and expresses desire for genuine growth and independence in a small town social scene.
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Arthur
Dus
Reyvardeu
Miss Manners
Fire Destroys House Southwest Of Vinton
The I W Stottler farm seven miles southwest of Vinton suffered the loss of a house and its contents in a late Wednesday fire. Sparks from the chimney ignited a lean-to kitchen. Stottler, alone on the farm, initially fought the flames but the wind-fed fire consumed the building. Vinton firefighters prevented spread to two barns and other outbuildings.
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the Gazette
Vinton
Stottler
Christmas Trees Use in Cleveland City 1931
Eighty six carloads of Christmas trees were used in the city of Cleveland Ohio in 1931 reflecting a strong seasonal display.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Radio Schedule Highlights Genre Mix On NBC CBS And More
A dense radio grid shows programs across NBC CBS and other networks. Listings include The Miltizan and Mulligan Buck Rogers and Donald Nevis performances with multiple affiliates, plus orchestras, drama, comedies, and musical variety from 6 PM to late night across cities and stations.
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Mr. Twister
Nbct
WEAP
WMAQ
Miltizan and Mulligan
CBS
KMOX
WCCO
WMT
NBC
Buck Rogers
WHBM
Donald Nevis
WEAF
WIZ
WAMAQ
Goldberss
Cohen
WGN
Death Valley
WJZ
WLW
Ruth Kiting
Mils Brothers
Wayne King
Col. Stoopnash
Jack Peart
Arch
WOC
WABC
WRBM
Wilfred Glenn
Vie and Sade
WIS
KYW
Roswell
Icbs
WHAS
WCC
KMBC
Jemas Bailes Enbc
Mset
Marge
WEEBN
Melaten
WIT
Symphony
WAHC
James Mettes
WSMB
Ud Mobhins Orsa
NEC
WSM
Vachin Arch
MEAP
Millean and Mulligan
EKMOX
NHC
Huck Rogers
WBBM
Porterfield
WCAIT
Noake Carter
Bourdon
Inbc
WFAA
Phil Sortainy
WIZ Wls
Seranny Lambert
WGN Kmox
Sam
WLS
Thurston the Magician
Central Park Congregation Elects Elders Deacons and Trustees
The Central Park Presbyterian church annual meeting named elders G S Mobry E L Barber Walter Rice and M E Brodie deacons H B Lutes N A Stamy and John P Robinson trustees J E Kensinger FP B Baldwin and W A Hansen and elected a Sunday school cabinet led by L W Dunlap Alan Stamy Karly Thompson and P A Osborne. The gathering was adjourned to April 11 for officer reports and new business. Londoners smoke over 16000000000 cigarets annually.
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Central Park Presbyterian Church
G. S. Mobry
E. L. Barber
Walter Rice
M. E. Brodie
H. B. Lutes
N. A. Stamy
John P. Robinson
J. E. Kensinger
FP. B. Baldwin
W. A. Hansen
L. W. Dunlap
Alan Stamy
Karly Thompson
P. A Osborne
Scrip Issued 76 Years Ago by Dubuque Company
The Dubuque Central Improvement Company issued scrip in 1857 and 1858. Four bills are owned by Miss Lenda Boettcher of Martins Dry Goods, promising payment twelve months after date with 10 percent interest. Back of each note lists twenty nine stockholders. Damascus claimed as oldest city.
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Dubuque Central Improvement Company
Lenda Boettcher
Martins Dry Goods Company
R Cc. Wapies
Lewis Broad
Improvement Company
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U. S. Marine Band
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