Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Paramount
Paramount presents the first feature Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch set in a shabby town shanty with Pauline Lord as Mrs Wiggs and a strong supporting cast including Zasu Pitts Kent Taylor and George Breakston. A second feature One Exciting Adventure follows with Binnie Barnes Neil Hamilton and Paul Cavannaugh Grant Mitchell.
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Mrs. Wiggs
Pauline Lord
Donald Meek
Mr. Wiggs
Zasu Pitts
Miss Hazy
W C Fields
Evelyn Venable
Shucy Olcott
Kent Taylor
Bob Redding
Lucy
George Breakston
Jimmy
Wiggses
Charles Middleton
Bagley
Wiggs
Binnie Barnes
Rina Sorel
Neil Hamilton
Walter Stone
Rina
Paul Cavanaugh
Grant Mitchell
Eugene Pallette
Paramount News
Presidential mansion puzzle heading and clues
A dated crossword style list notes clues across horizontal and vertical entries about a famous building. It includes references to the presidential mansion, architecture, dates, and assorted word definitions across a long clue matrix.
Miss Manners Advice Columns On Social Habits
Readers seek guidance on leadership in friend groups and dating expectations. A shy reader asks how to overcome bashfulness in social settings while another asks if affectionate behavior signals genuine interest or flirtation. The column encourages listening, authenticity, and practicing ease in crowds.
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Miss Manners
Theaters Show Short Titles and Big Names
Paramount features Mrs Wiges of the Cabbage Patch with Pauline Lord W oC Fields and Zasu Pitts Jowa Renny Meroff conducts. Lady by Choice stars May Robson and Carole Lombard. Loretta Young and George Brent star They Call It Sin. Skeets Gallagher in In The Money. Rialto presents Loud Speaker with Ray Walker Jaqueline Wells Silver Bullet with Tom Tyler Jayne Regan. Olympic runs The Dangky Texan with John Wayne I Was a Spy stars Madeline Carroll and Hubert Marshall.
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JOWA
Renny Meroff
May Robson
Carole Lombard
Mind Reform by Appealing to Emotions, Not Judgment
Author argues science upholds social rights over individual rights. It cites Lincoln’s view to win trust first, then guide judgment. Reforming a habit requires appealing to emotions to build confidence in rational thinking.
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Abraham Lincoln
How To Judge Your Probable Business Success
A 28 page booklet by Dr. Harry W. Hepner of Syracuse University tests readers for business potential. Offered with Lets Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wirsam, Sc D. Send request with stamped return envelope and ten cents to cover printing to Dr Albert E Wirsam care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Harry W. Hepner
Syracuse University
Albert Edward Wirsam
Albert E. Wirsam
Cedar Rapids Gagette
Moon influence on plants and marriage cited in Q A
A curious Q A discusses whether the moon affects plant growth and compares marital satisfaction findings. John Harvey Furbay of Emporia College argues there is no moon influence on crops or shingles. Jessie Bernard's study shows men rate wives higher than wives rate husbands.
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Nature Chats
John Harvey Furbay
Emporia
Kansas
dJust
Jessie Bernard
Washington University
St. Louis
Miss Hila Morgan Weds Vivian Vetter in Columbia
Announcements received here report the October 12 wedding of Miss Hila Morgan of Vicksburg Michigan and Vivian Vetter of Kansas City Missouri in Columbia Missouri. The bride owns the Hila Morgan Stock Company which has toured Lisbon annually for several summers.
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Lisbon
Hila Morgan
Vicksburg
Mich
Vivian Vetter
Kansas City
Columbia
Hila Morgan Stock Company
Count Of Monte Cristo At Paramount Sunday
The Count of Monte Cristo starring Robert Donat with Elissa Landi Louis Cathern Sidney Blackmer and O P Heg ie debuts locally to a 400 person audience. It screens Sunday for four days as the main feature on a double bill at Paramount with Big Hearted Herbert as the second feature. Donat is praised for his Edmond Dantes performance after a long casting search.
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Monte Cristo
Count of Monte Cristo
Robert Donat
Elissa Landi
Louis Cathern
Sidney Blackmer
O. P. Hegie
Paramount Theater
Bill
Herbert
Guy Kibbee
Aline MacMahon
Alexander Dumas
Edmond Dantes
Thomas Culpeper
Henry VIII
Ellisa Landi
Paramount
Loud Speaker and Silver Bullet at Rialto this weekend
Two first run features headline the Rialto program Friday and Saturday. Loud Speaker stars Ray Walker and Jaqueline Wells as a radio star whose rise and fall play out in a thriller backed by Noel Francis Lorin Baker and Spencer Charters. The Silver Bullet stars Tom Tyler with Jayne Regan and Lafe McKee in a fast paced western with romance and action. A Cats and the Fiddle comedy follows and a Saturday 10:30 morning matinee offers Young Eagles serial for children.
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Rialto
Ray Walker
Jaqueline Wells
Charley Grapewin
Noel Francis
Lorin Baker
Spencer Charters
Tom Tyler
Farmer Loses Hand While Shredding Corn
William Harrison a 55 year old farmer lost his right hand while shredding corn on the Art Rollinston farm six miles west of Urbana He was taken to Vinton hospital for treatment The incident occurred Thursday according to The Gazette.
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the Gazette
Urbana
William Harrison
Art Rollinston
Harrison
Vinton Hospital
Iowa City Man Seeks Damages After Car Collision
John J. Madden of Iowa City files a district court petition seeking 7880.55 dollars from C. M. Fountain and Howard D. Fountain for injuries suffered when struck by a car driven by Howard Fountain on September 26. He claims 4000 for pain and suffering 3000 for permanent injury and 880.55 for medical care.
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Iowa City
John J. Madden
C. M. Fountain
Howard D. Fountain
Howard Fountain
Brick Makers Tout Daily Output Range
Modern brick makers can mold from one thousand to one thousand eight hundred bricks each day. The statement highlights flexible production capacity and efficiency in brick manufacture.
Heart Disease Tops List of 1933 U S Deaths
A Census Bureau tally shows heart disease caused 228 of 1,068 deaths in the typical 100,000 city in 1933, with cancer 107, apoplexy 84, Bright’s disease 83, and pneumonia 69. Infant deaths rose relative to old age, while suicide and homicide methods include shooting and strangulation.
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Washington
Bureau of the Census
United States
Tampa
Fla
Gary
Ind
Duluth
Minn
Bright
Iowa Pupils May Be Tested For Defective Hearing
Special to The Gazette reports a plan from the University of Iowa psychology department to test public school pupils statewide for defective hearing using instruments. Himie Voxman will present the method to school executives as tests become part of the public school system. URBANA confirms Clareen Schellhase, a seventh grade student, has diphtheria prompting a weeklong school closure for cleaning and fumigation with serum treatment ongoing.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Psychology Department
Himie Voxman
Urbana
Clareen Schellhase
T. Thomason
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Pathicta
PLITS
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Paul Cavanagh
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Vlers
Tere Moho
W.C. Fields
Zasu Pitts Venable
Taylor
Fernderest
Mrs Wiges of the
W Oc Fields
The
Buck Jones
Copsricht
Eddie Cantor
Benny
Meroff
NBC
Red Pepper
Cantor
Cwase & Sanborn
Jack Marshall
RADIO
Jay Hill
Rudy Walde
Fritz Waldren
Eddie Page
Company OF 30 Stars
Lombard
Pryor Walter Connolly
Iowa
Bohemian Kitchen
12Th Ave
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Music Makers Orchestra
Kolaches
Loretta Young
George Brent
Skeets Gallagher
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