Studios Trade Talent As New Pictures Loom
Hollywood chatter reports heavy talent exchanges as top studios arrange cross studio deals. Myrna Loy may join To Mary With Love with Zanuck directing while Janet Gaynor could join Small Town Girl from MGM. Marlene Dietrich delays Europe trip for Dark Victory with Boyer. Norma Shearer and Irving Thalberg reportedly content. John Otterson and others push Paramount plans in New York.
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Los Angeles
Myrna Loy
Lake Arrowhead
Mary
Myrna
Darryl Zanuck
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
John Cromwell
Twentieth Century-Fox
MGM
Janet Gaynor
Jean Dixon
Columbia
Don Ameche
Zanuck
Road Gang Headlines New Double Program At The Iowa Friday
Hollywood fashion and gossip blend as stars travel and tease projects. Clark Gable returns from vacation. Dolores Del Rio and Cedric Gibbons depart for New York en route to Europe. Chaplin marriage rumors stir talk while Petticoat Fever reissues George Fitzmaurice’s status. Frank Capra's Mr Deeds Comes To Town preview tickets issued.
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Jack Warner
al Jolson
the Singing Kid
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Cedric Gibbons
New York
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Lili Damita
Errol Flynn
Dick Powell
Constance Collier
Leslie Howard
Hazel Forbes
Jean Hersholt
Fox
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George
Charlie Chaplin
Paulette Goddard
Mr. Deeds
Frank Capra
Iowa
Donald Woods
Carlyle Moore, Jr
Woods
Ann Sothern
Bruce Cabot
Ten-Unit Program On Screen At The Olympic
The Olympic theater opens a three day run featuring ten units starting Thursday. The main feature is When A Man's A Man starring George O'Brien and Dorothy Wilson, based on a Harold Bell Wright story. Nine short subjects complete the bill.
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Olympic Theater
George O’brien
Dorothy Wilson
Harold Bell Wright
Sail On The Ocean Blue Is A Summer Luncheon Idea
Nancy Page offers a sail boat motif for a summer luncheon set. Blue linen with white sail, red boat, white embroidery waves and pennants, plus red and white napkins and doilies. The piece suggests turquoise mats and a turquoise theme as an alternative.
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Nancy
Sailboat Luncheon Set Design by Nancy Page
Nancy Page describes a two-triangle star sailboat motif for a luncheon set. The white sail uses heavy fabric, napkins can be square or rectangular with stars centered. pennant may be chain stitched or appliqued. A tip sheet is available for three cents with a stamped envelope.
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Nancy
Nancy Page
The
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City painters set to speak at university art conference
Two eastern painters George P. Ennis and Royal B. Farnum will speak at the University of Iowa annual art conference on April 17 and 18. Ennis serves as president of the group.
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Iowa City
George P. Ennis
Royal B. Farnum
University of Iowa
Ennis
Theaters Present Laughing Irish Eyes and More
Theaters show Laughing Irish Eyes with Phil Regan and Evalyn Knapp and Too Tough to Kill with Victor Jory and Sally ONeill. Paramount offers Next Time We Love starring Margaret Sullivan and James Stewart. Drift Fence and The Crime of Dr Crespi play at state. Palace features The Farmer Takes a Wife with Janet Gaynor and People Will Talk with Charles Ruggles. Rialto screens It Happened One Night with Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert and The Girl From 10th Ave with Bette Davis. Olympic presents When a Man's a Man with George OBrien and nine shorts.
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Phil Regan
Evalyn Knapp
Victor Jory
Sally O'Neill
Palace
Janet Gaynor
Charles Ruggles
Mary Boland
Rialto
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Bette Davis
The
10Th Ave
New Stage Show at State Theatre Friday
A three day program at the State theater opens Friday featuring Charlie Mack’s Chatterbox Revue with Edward Everett Horton in Her Master’s Voice. Acts include Claude De Carr Spotty the dog The Frazier Brothers The Collegiate Athletes Dolly Stars of the Famous Dancing Capps Family The Three Doyle Sisters Ann and Charlie Howard and Melody Vagabonds.
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State Theater
Charlie Mack
Edward Everett Horton
Claude de Carr
Wonder Dog
Animal Intelligence
Frazier Brothers
Capps _ Brothers
Dolly
Dancing Capps
Doyle Sisters
Ann
Charlie Howard
Broadway
Peggy Conklin
Former Postmaster Hurt in Wind Fall
La Porte City reports former postmaster George Banger suffered a broken shoulder after being knocked down by strong wind while entering his home with two coal buckets. The incident occurred Tuesday and details describe a weather related accident and injury to a named individual.
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LA Porte City
George Banger
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