James Stewart Draws Notice in Minor Film Roles
Hollywood notes James Stewart in Wife vs. Secretary and Next Time We Love as a rising talent. MGM signs him for a future star status while he stars in The Witch of Timbuctoo with Lionel Barrymore.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1936
Page
8
Hollywood notes James Stewart in Wife vs. Secretary and Next Time We Love as a rising talent. MGM signs him for a future star status while he stars in The Witch of Timbuctoo with Lionel Barrymore.
Hollywood buzz centers on Leslie Howard tiring of his plans to stage a production of Ham. Officials say the project is shelved as talks stall and schedules are uncertain.
George Ernest, aged 12, wowed audiences in the film Too Many Presents. Paramount saw his star power but Darryl Zanuck of Twentieth Century Fox signed him to a five year deal before Paramount could react.
Mrs George Keppel, a friend of King Edward VII era, hosted English guests and Constance Collier during a Hollywood stay. Mrs Harry Lachman treated guests at a dinner honoring Capt Stobart and the Marquis de Veree, with Irvin Cobb praised for his Hollywood Hotel broadcast and film preview at the Lachman party.
In 1921 Freeburg MI a hidden Whispering Drum echoes as Aunt Sarah lies ill. Capt Carnahan and companions Josephine Gaines Aggie nurse hear it while secrets emerge about Forsythe and a drowned pacifist son. Carnahan recalls a past engagement with Josephine as tension mounts.
The sergeant questions Miss Hancock about the strange incident. Carnahan recounts a ghostly vision and a struck moment as he found himself in a tense, unsettling night. The next morning Miss Hancock vanishes, leaving her patient alone and prompting recollections of a soft drumlike sound heard earlier.
Sergeant Guinan lays out evidence tying Aggie Hancock to the Hancock shooting. A note reading Tomorrow I’m going to see for myself is found with the dead man. Dr Strathers confirms handwriting. The coroner’s report is pending as Carnahan weighs the tree and roof clues.
Eleanor M Hale daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hale of Baldwin married Raymond Mizaur son of Mr and Mrs Edward Mizaur of Oxford Junction Saturday in the Methodist parsonage in Rock Island. Rev Ernest J Campbell officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lumir Vacek of Oxford Junction. The bride wore a royal blue crepe gown and the couple will reside at Olin where Mizaur is manager of the Peterson Produce company.
A reader voices distress over in laws who control a marriage and parent child dynamics. A young wife recounts that her husband defers to his mother and resents help from the wife’s side, leaving the couple strained and seeking guidance.
A reader confides distress about living with in laws and expects to become the head of the family after a second child. The advice cautions that changing a husband tied to his family is unlikely and suggests managing the child and seeking other suggestions from readers.
A 23 year old reader defends respectful manners amid a note to Miss Manners criticizing two girls dubbed High and Low. He argues many males seek proper relationships and condemns gold diggers and girls who smoke or drink.
Theaters showcase Wilder ness with Beery Barrymore MacMahon. Earl Carroll's Vanities. Love on a Bet with Raymond Barrie. Here Comes Trouble and Call of the Prairie with Boyd Evans. Joan Crawford in I Live My Life and Hopalong Cassidy in The Eagles Brood. Frisco Kid and The Mysterious Avenger at Rialto. Hepburn MacMurray Alice Adams Brewster's Mil lions and The Mystery Woman at Olympic. Community Players present As the Sun Sets by Mrs Don Hines.
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