World War Pictures at Iowa Tuesday
The Iowa program shows the Forgotten Men war film starting Tuesday under Disabled American Veterans and American Legion. It features U S troops in major battles and allied forces across Europe and the Middle East, with Joe Penner in You Nasty Man and an Amos n Andy cartoon The Lion Tamer.
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Iowa
Disabled American Veterans and American Legion
U. S
Hindenburg Line
St. Mi
Joe Penner
Amos 'N’ Andy
The
Will Rogers Says War Talk Across the Ocean
Will Rogers criticizes foreign press aims to push the United States into war with Japan. He notes sympathy for China but argues others seek Americas to fight for them and recalls sending the fleet east for possible trouble with Portugal or Spain. He signs with initialed name Will.
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San Francisco
Calif
Japan
China
Portugal
Spain
Colesburg High School Banquet Highlights Program
The junior senior banquet at Colesburg High School was held in the gym Friday night. Maude Blaker welcomed guests and led the junior address, with Roger S Barclay replying for the seniors. A vocal trio and quartet performed, poems and toasts followed, and musical numbers featured Dorothy Klaus Robert Keck Leona Kuhlman and Clayton Hansel among others.
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Colesburg
Colesburg High School
Maude Blaker
Roger S Barclay
Freda Walters
Marie Brown
Myrtle Klaus
Leona Kuhlman
Floyd Nurre
Arthur Holthaus
Robert Keck
Dorothy Klaus
Clayton Hansel
Dorothy Tomkins
Miss Kendall
Mr. Steger
Nana Comes to Paramount Tuesday stars Anna Sten in Nana
Anna Sten portrays the famed courtesan Nana in her first U S film. The Paramount release opens Tuesday for three days with Mae Clarke Lionel Atwill Richard Bennett and Phillips Holmes among the cast. Samuel Goldwyn funded the debut after eighteen months of work to present the Soviet trained actress. The film features an authentic can can revival and a musical lament Thats Love.
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Anna Sten
Russia
Karamazov
Paris
Nana
Miss Sten
Hollywood
Mae Clarke
Lionel Atwill
Richard Bennett
Phillips Holmes
Holbrook Speaks At Iowa Gideons Banquet
Royal Holbrook of this city was the principal speaker at the Iowa Gideons association thirty fifth annual convention banquet in the Russell Lamson hotel Waterloo. He spoke on Grandmas and Grandpas of Town. R E McDaniel and J S Main were installed as auditing committee chair and member. W C Kirchbeck was re installed as Iowa state secretary and named a member of the church appointments committee.
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Royal Holbrook
Iowa Gideons Association
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
R. E. McDaniel
J. S Main
W. C. Kirchbeck
Iowa
Czech Fine Arts Music Week Program Tuesday Night
The Czech Fine Arts society offers a National Music Week program Tuesday at 8 in McKinley auditorium. The Czech chorus of thirty under Helen Kacena Stark will perform with Alma Turechek as accompanist, plus soprano Emma Mares Andrews as guest artist. Performances include Moravian songs, Dvorak trio with Petranek Mokrejs Turechek, and Jirina and Laska duets. The program features solos, ball room dance, and a large chorus with listed members and accompanists.
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Czech Fine Arts Society
McKinley Auditorium
Helen Kacena Stark
Alma Turechek
Emma Mares Andrews
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Hervert
Joseph Sadowsky
V_ Rihorsky
Bernice Kubovec
Marie Trzil
Esther Hronik
Marguerite Roushar
Marguerite Naibert
Dorothy Dvorak
Lillian Navratil
Mary Janda
Josephine Pahorsky
Rose Bartunek
Marie Kopecky Beals
Rose Patdar
Emma Kozak
Frances Roushar
Marcela Roushar
Helen
East Iowa Baptist Young Folk elects officers and rally ends
More than 150 youths attended the Eastern Iowa Baptist Young People's association spring rally at First Baptist Church. Dr. F C Wilcox of Frances Shimer College installed new officers after a Saturday meeting. Gill Miller spoke at devotion and Newton H Carman presented Life Service. An officers luncheon was held. Judson spoke at the morning service.
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Eastern Iowa Baptist Young People’s Association
First Baptist Church
F.C. Wilcox
Frances Shimer Junior College of
Mount Carroll
World Vision
Newton H. Carman
Des Moines
Christian Education
Russell F. Judson
At the Theaters Showcases Busy Movie Lineup
Paramount screens We’re Not Dressing with Bing Crosby and Carole Lombard and Twenty Million Sweethearts with Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers. Iowa lists Lee Tracy in I’ll Tell the World. Majestic features Lionel Barrymore in This Side of Heaven and Her Guardian with Edmund Lowe Wynne Gibson. Palace presents Aggie Appleby with Charles Farrell Zasu Pitts and Randall Scott in The Last Roundup. Rialto shows Flying Down to Rio with Dolores Del Rio and Above the Clouds. Olympic presents Tombstone Canyon with Ken Maynard and Cecelia Parker and The Masquerader with Ronald Colman Elissa Landi.
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Paramount
Bing Crosby
Carole Lombard
Iowa
Dick Powell
Ginger Rogers
Lee Tracy
Majestic
Lionel Barrymore
This Side of
Heaven
Edmund Lowe
Wynne Gibson
Palace
Charles Farrell
Zasu Pitts
Aggie Appleby
Randolph Scott
Rialto
Rio
Dolores del
Gilmore Jessup To Confer In New York
Acting University of Iowa president elect Eugene A. Gilmore will travel to New York this week to confer with President Walter A. Jessup on university policy. Jessup plans to return before June 1 but leaves July 1 to head the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Gilmore will become acting president and attend the American Law Institute meeting in Washington with other events listed. Martelle High seniors banquet as juniors host at Hallwood Cafe with a program featuring solos and readings. list of twelve senior members provided.
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Iowa City
Eugene A. Gilmore
University of Iowa
New York
Walter A. Jessup
Thornburg High School junior senior banquet program
The junior-senior banquet at Thornburg High School was held Friday evening at the school house. Elna Mittlested served as toast master with program segments including a welcome by Robert Sturdevant and a response by Bill Shepherd.
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Thornburg
Elna Mittlested
Robert Sturdevant
Bill Shepherd
Wilson School Open House And Exhibition
Wilson junior high school stages its annual open house and exhibition of school work Tuesday evening at the school building. From 7 to 7 45 there will be inspection of class exhibits and at 8 the program will begin with orchestra selections, boys and girls glee clubs, a trumpet solo by Thomas Stastny, group dancing by girls, tumbling and apparatus work by boys, and a dental play Grandmother Molar by the girls good teeth organization. The program highlights an exhibit of early American handcraft prepared by seventh and eighth grade pupils to spark interest in pioneer handiwork.
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Wilson Junior High School
Thomas Stastny
Pictorial Art Modes Display Showcases Varied Mediums
In this exhibit, groups of photographs illustrate diverse pictorial art modes, highlighting painting, sculpture, printmaking, and digital imagery. Curated segments explore process, material choices, and applications across galleries.
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