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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1933

Page

10

My Weakness at Paramount in American Debut

Miss Lilian Harvey stars opposite Lew Ayres in My Weakness at the Paramount theater for a three day run. The cast includes Charles Butterworth Harry Langdon Sid Silvers Henry Travers and Mary Howard with a bevy of Hollywood beauties in minor roles. The Buddy DeSylva production marks a Fox moving to sound cinema and features Leon Errol in Three Little Swigs along with the News reel Cameraman adventures and Paramount sound news.

Lilian Harvey Paramount Theater Miss Harvey Lew Ayres Charles Butterworth Harry Langdon Sid Silvers Henry Travers Mary Howard Will Rogers Hollywood Buddy DeSylva Fox Leon Errol Paramount Sound News

Rubber Glass Challenge Stretches and Bounces Back

A quirky snippet shows an inventor working on a new rubber glass that can stretch. The passage notes the calendar date, a 24 hour exposure to air and light, and the material shriveling and falling off before the spotlight shines on the inventor.

Hick Stuff Quillen Explains Preferring Country Life

Robert Quillen argues that country living offers deeper peace and honest values than city life. He contrasts urban noise and crowds with open horizons, sunrise and sunset from his porch, and the freedom to live simply without intrusive schedules.

Quillen The Country Robert Quillen Fountain Inn S. GC Tribune Gulf Mving

One-Pound Pear Raised On John Netolicky Farm

A one pound pear was brought to The Gazette by Miss Olga Netolicky of Western. It was part of a 120 bushel harvest by John W. Netolicky and family. The single fruit stood out as unusually large among an otherwise large but smaller crop.

John Netolicky Gazette Office Olga Netolicky John W. Netolicky Western Netolickys

Iowa Senate Passes Emergency Bank Bill

Iowa Senate approved an emergency banking bill to align state banks with national banks under the new federal deposit insurance law. The bill, already passed by the house, returns for concurrence after a senate amendment. it aims to remove double liability for stockholders, permit obtaining RC funds, and allow participation in the federal deposit guarantee program.

Des Moines Iowa Senate House R. C

Explosion Harms Washington High and Stuns Star Laundry

A powerful blast at 8 40 a m shattered the Washington high school area and damaged the Star laundry on Fifth street and Fourth avenue injuring none seriously as E R Nost was blown ten feet. The Gazette reports plans for a new modern plant at Fifth street and Third avenue following the Star deal. J A Hildebrand resigns as city assessor amid health issues with D Feier eisen named to fill the vacancy.

Washington High School Star Laundry Fifth Street Fourth Avenue E. R. Nost The Gazette Company Today Third Avenue J. A. Hildebrand D. Feiereisen J. H. Trewin Cedar Rapids State Board of Education John R. Thompson John T. Hamiton Thomas M. Giberson Des Moines C. D. Huston Martin Evans A. C. Blake

Romantic Waterfront Drama Opens at State Theater Wednesday

Richard Arlen stars with Judith Allen in Hell and High Water a romantic drama of the San Diego waterfront. Cap'n Jericho commands a one man navy and Sally Drigg distrusts men but through quarrels and romance they find love turning the waterfront into seventh heaven.

Richard Arlen Hell and High Water San Diego Judith Allen Arlen State Theater Max Miler Cap'n Jericho Sally Drigg

Stage Act And Two Features At Majestic Starting On Wednesday

The Majestic presents a two hour program beginning Wednesday with The Four Novelty Aces, a versatile quartet of instrumentalists. On screen, Strangers In Love stars Fredric March with Kay Francis and Stuart Erwin, followed by By Appointment Only with Lew Cody and Sally O’Neil. Paramount world news and Joe Hicks at the organ round out the bill.

Maestic Theater Fredric March Kay Francis Stuart Erwin Lew Cody Sally O'Neil Edward Morgan Aileen Pringle Paramount Joe Hicksa

Equitable Case Against Collins Farms Nears End Next Week

Equitable Life Assurance of New York is poised to finish its 4 million dollar foreclosure action against Collins Farms of Cedar Rapids by the end of next week. Attorney Burt Thompson announced the timeline as lawyers for Collins and four other defendants weigh remaining testimony before Federal Chancellor F F Faville. Waterloo realtor William Gronberg sat for cross examination on eight forms he described earlier.

W. H. Henning Gronberg

At the Theaters Iowa Features Star Casts

Iowa theater listings show Man's Castle with Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young at the State and Four Marx Brothers in Duck Soup at Paramount. Also on view are W C Fields Tillie and Gus at State, Gloria Swanson Perfect Understanding at Majestic, King Kong and Krakatoa at Palace, The Flying Devils and Madame Racketeer at Rialto, and Clara Bow Call Her Savage with Maurice Chevalier Love Me Tonight at Olympic.

Iowa

Hedges Re-elected Head of Cedar Rapids Industrial Bureau

Horace G. Hedges, vice-president of the Hedges company, was re-elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce industrial bureau at its annual meeting. An expanded executive committee was chosen, listing numerous notable local business figures.

Horace G. Hedges Industrial Bureau Hedges Company Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Bureau Mark Anderson Owen T. Barry Clark A. Beems Maurice P. Cahill F. C. Chambers Howard H. Cherry R. E. Choate G. O. Fletcher W. F. Grady H.R. Green J. M. Grimm Howard Hall W. L. Harrison J. Harold Horan Arthur Huntington M. V. Kehoe James Killian John A. Limback E. McKibben Verne Marshall Joe McCormick I. B. McGladrey R. H. Meister J. B. Miller A. J. Murray H. E. Muzzy H. L. Nehis B. J. Newburger Charles Penningroth R. H. Pickford E. M. Pinney John D. Randall Elmer A. Runkle A. L. Smulekoff W. H. Stepanek H. F. Sundberg Benjamin M. Talt F. C. Welch

Anniversary program marks First U P church fiftieth occupancy

The First United Presbyterian church hosts a dinner at 6 30 followed by an anniversary program on Third avenue and Second street SW. The event features music by Trio Albert McCrory Pershine Scott Paul Keyes and others, vocal solos, violin and piano pieces, two addresses by Rev McCrory and Dr Hugh Orchard, and accompanying musicians. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish.

First United Presbyterian Church Third Avenue Second Street SW Albert McCrory Pershine Scott Paul Keyes Helen Taber McCrory George Eyes M. Hall R. E. MacDanel Russell Elkin Dorothy Gearkee Gordon Keyes Huch Orchard Dan Kruidenster Gretchen Roy Marvin Gard W. Greer McCrory Paul Gard Wain C. Taber Marjorie Hungerford

Two In Accident Accused Of Reckless Driving

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Connor of 113 First Avenue E are charged with reckless driving after their car collided with a parked vehicle at 1838 Center Point Road NE. The owners, Mary O. Borchart, demand charges. warrants issued for both Connors as the case remains open for a possible compromise. Both drivers reported minor injuries and both cars were damaged.

Earl Connor First Avenue E Center Point Road NE Mary O. Borchart

Weather Dips as Clouds Gather Over City

Tuesday afternoon saw the temperature fall to 41 after a 9 am reading of 45, with brisk winds and cloudy skies replacing earlier sun. Monday peaked at 60, then dropped to 53 in the evening and 43 by 7 am following a 24 hour low of 43. Charts from the Chambers-Inskeep company track the readings.

Mercury Chambers-Inskeep Company

Patent Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief Across Ailments

An advertisement promotes Liquid Tablets Salve Nose Drops and Checks Colds Headaches or Neuralgia in 30 minutes malaria in 3 days and claims to be the most speedy laxative and tonic among remedies.

Cedar Rapids Couples Named For Marriage Licenses

Leo Melsha and Zola Claire Car ney both of Cedar Rapids are issued licenses along with Van Bristol of Monmouth and Minnie Harp of Baldwin. Maya civilization spanned at least two millennia, archeologists say, indicating a substantial gap between early and late temple construction.

Leo Melsha Zola Claire Carney Cedar Rapids van Bristol Monmouth Minnie Harp Baldwin

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