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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1938
Page
19
The Gay Banditti tale follows the clever Carleton family who outwit rivals from the Riviera to London. The companion film Mys terious Mr. Moto stars Peter Lorre in a new and thrilling adventure.
A verse-writing rogue from Paris saves an empire and wins a princess who defies her king in Frank Lloyd’s new production. The romantic tale unfolds over one unforgettable week at Paramount Books showing Friday. Ponald
A three day roadshow Jubilee Follies of 1939 opens Tuesday on Iowa stages. Stars from Broadway and Hollywood headline a cast including Nick Lucas Lew Pariser Raymond Wilbert Mylas Logan Motter and Davis Mlle Louise Colley Adair Artie Conroy George Murdock Maxine and Bobby plus the Weavers June Storey Ralph Byrd and Bert Churchill. The revue features the Jitterbug Ball Lambeth Walk Peeping Through the Perisphere and a Cuban rhumba dumba as downbeat comedy and dance.
Edward G Robinson stars as a reformed big shot racketeer in A Slight Case of Murder at the Strand theater southside. Co featured with him are Allen Jenkins Jane Bryan and a large cast. Second feature is She Loved a Fireman with Dick Foran Ann Sheridan and Robert Armstrong. A Donald Duck cartoon rounds out the bill ending Monday.
The Rialto presents Call Of The Yukon starring Richard Allen Beverly Roberts and Lyle Talbot with two Eskimo dogs two cubs and a crow through Tuesday based on James Oliver Curwood Swift Lightning. Pioneer Trail with Jack DuDin follows as the second feature. The bill closes with Wild Bill Hickock chapter four Cats and Fiddle musical comedy and a newsreel.
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy star in The Girl of the Golden West at the Palace starting today. The romance set in California gold camps blends music with drama as Mary, owner of a saloon, loves Ramerez while sheriff Rance pursues her. The Joneses headline the second feature A Trip to Paris.
A harbor official, farm bailiff, piano tuner, stockbroker, clerk of works, and aviator are among the diverse positions women have held in England, highlighting expanding roles beyond traditional duties and signaling social change in a historic era.
A science fiction adventure pits a scientist and friends against a Martian threat that drains nitrogen from Earth. The film follows a rocket voyage to Mars to destroy the source of annihilation, with notable camera effects and perilous world danger.
Top left dancers headline Jubilee Follies of 1939 arriving Tuesday for a three day engagement at the town theater. The show promises lively production and period style as local audiences anticipate opening night.
Colman and Frances Dee play the two famous lovers in an epic version opening next Friday at the Paramount theater. Colman portrays one of historys most romantic figures while Villon the Paris vagabond is briefly ruler of France for a week under Louis XI. Basil Rathbone and Ellen Drew support in this grand romance tale with Katherine de Vaucelles as key royal court figure.
Bob Burns and Irvin S. Cobb star in the Paramount comedy drama The Arkansas Traveler. Burns plays a roaming printer who aids a widow and battles a corrupt town machine with Cobb as the local sheriff and ally. Fay Bainter headlines supporting as the widow newspaper owner, with Park er, Beal, Talbot, and Moore in the cast. directed by Alfred Santell.
The Great Bear constellation was known by both North American Indian peoples and Old World civilizations, reflecting cross cultural recognition of the same stellar pattern.
The Carleton family dominates the New State theater lineup through Wednesday in The Young In Heart a gay comedy romance starring Janet Gaynor Douglas Fairbanks Jr Paulette Goddard with Roland Young Billie Burke Henry Stephenson and newcomer Richard Carlson based on I A R Wylie's Saturday Evening Post story The excerpt notes the amusing clan and film lineage while hinting at a notable ensemble and adaptation.
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