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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1941
Page
2
Tamar endures Louie’s captivity in a mountain cabin after a tense night with limited escape options. She braces for danger while memories of home and loved ones flood her mind, and she plots a future return as Louie settles into a controlling, unsettling routine.
Tamar pleads to be taken back to civilization while Louie admires her beauty and asserts he means business. She warns of a dangerous man who could harm her if she is recaptured, as the scene ends with a cliffhanger and “To Be Continued Tomorrow.”
In Iowa City the Count Berni Vici production Pan-American Follies opens for three days starting Tuesday at the Iowa theater. It features Los Tres Flamas, a South American trio, with daring footlight proximity. Maria Poje caused a near spill in Chicago and the act includes Sandy Lang and Gene Hart. The 60-member cast spans 22 scenes and Tito Valdez with Mari Gloria perform a Yaqui ritual love dance.
Warners and Hal Wallis plan a Gershwin life story with Ira writing the script and plans to weave famed music like Porgy and Bess and An American in Paris into the film. John Garfield eyed for the lead, Gabin ill and delayed, and Jean Renoir to direct the American feature.
Uncle Wiggily calls Police Dog to help rescue Baby Bunty Tootsie and Wootsie from a sly Wolverine spotted near his maple sugar camp. The trio head out through March snow with Buster and rabbit boys, wary of the dangerous carnivore as they search for the missing children.
The piece recalls actors like Joseph Kilgore and Elliott Dexter enjoying comforts akin to a country club after care from friends. It honors the late Mrs. Hal Roach and Margaret Ettinger, noting letters from Honolulu and Reno and the impact of their memories. It also updates on Rita Hayworth’s nosebleed after a car incident and ongoing film plans and army duty. Laurence Olivier joins the fleet air arm, while Jerome Odlum’s Lady Sourdough will be serialized in Cosmopolitan.
J C Blodgett chair of the board of education building and grounds committee says the cost is low and approves purchasing a shaper a blacksmiths forge and a portable welding machine for the public school shop The board authorizes Chief Engineer Joe Suma to buy the machinery He adds the new equipment will let the shop meet nearly all repair needs and notes the blacksmith must heat materials in a furnace due to the lack of a forge
The page lists upcoming offerings at Iowa theaters including Count Berni Vici’s Pan American Follies with a 60 member cast on stage and Behind The News starring Lloyd Nolan and Doris Davenport on screen. Paramount presents Tobacco Road with Charley Grapewin and others, plus Meet The Champ with Hugh Herebert. Tyrone Power and others in Alexander’s Ragtime Band and Jesse James, Kay Kyser leads You’ll Find Out with Lorrie and Karloff, The Sea Hawk at Rialto, and other titles at Palace Rialto Strand Marion venues with Bing Crosby, Mary Martin, and more.
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