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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1932

Page

31

Wide Choice Of Theater Fare Offered Today

The week opens with Marlene Dietrich in The Blonde Venus and Joan Crawford in Letty Lynton as part of a varied program. Raymond's Comedians perform Ten Nights in a Barroom with an old style bar on stage before and between acts. Zane Grey’s Heritage of the Desert screens at the Iowa with Randolph Scott and Sally Blane. Edward G Robinson stars in Two Seconds at the Rialto for the first three days. Young America plays at the Olympic, offering a family friendly drama.

Voice OF Theater Marlene Dietrich Venus Zane Grey Edward G. Robinson Joan Crawford Letty Lynton Raymond the Majestic Desert Iowa Randolph Scott Sally Blane J. Farrell MacDonald Utah Arizona Rialto Marie Belloc Lownes South America New York City Miss Crawford Robert Montgomery Paramount

Joan Crawford Stars In Letty Lynton At State Theater

Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery headline Letty Lynton at the State, continuing through Tuesday. The film, based on Marie Belloc Lowndes, follows a glamorous heiress from South American revels to New York grimness, with a dramatic climax of prison or ruined reputation.

Letty Lynton Joan Crawford Robert Montgomery Marie Belloc Lowndes Clarence Brown South America New York Miss Crawford Montgomery Nils Asther Renaul

Heritage of the Desert at Iowa Theater Three Days

Randolph Scott Sally Blane and J. Farrell MacDonald lead the cast in the film adaptation of Zane Grey West action romance Heritage of the Desert opening for a three day run at the Iowa theater. The Utah Arizona shoot follows the novel with rustlers attacking the MacDonald ranch and a lovers’ escape amid vengeance. The program also includes Neighbor Trouble Farmerette and Pathe news.

Randolph Scott Sally Blane J. Farrell MacDonald Zane Grey Iowa Utah Arizona Grey Scott MacDonald Miss Blane David Landau Landau Mack Sennett Farmerette Pathe Sound News

Young America opens at Olympic Theater for two days

Director Frank Borzage brings Young America to the Olympic with a strong cast led by Tommy Conlon as a neglected orphan boy. Spencer Tracy and Doris Kenyon share notable roles as a vivid juvenile drama unfolds with humor and sentiment for all ages.

Frank Borzage Olympic Theater Tommy Conlon Tommy Spencer Tracy Doris Kenyon Beryl Mercer Ralph Bellamy Sarah Padden Raymond Borzage Little Dawn O'Day

Davenport Woman Names Major Charitable Bequests

The will of Mrs. Ada B. Winecke filed Saturday provides charitable bequests totaling 110000 and creates a fund for the needy in the community. The estate value is not estimated, but definite bequests in trust amount to about 385000.

Davenport (Ap Ada B. Winecke Mr. Hoover Roosevelt Rogers

Edward G Robinson star in Two Seconds at Rialto

Edward G. Robinson headlines the Rialto for three days in Two Seconds, portraying John Allen an iron worker driven by circumstances. Preston Foster Vivienne Osborne and a strong supporting cast are praised by Metropolitan critics for the film and its casting.

Edward G. Robinson Rialto Robinson John Allen Preston Foster Allen Buddy New York Vivienne Osborne Shirley Allen J Carro! Naish Guy Kibbe Otto Hoffman Helena Phillips Burton Churchill Dorothea Wolbert Edward McWade William Janney

Aniline Dyes From Coal Tar Now In Over Two Thousand Colors

Aniline dyes derived from coal tar are produced in more than 2,000 distinct colors, reflecting a vast expansion in color variety and chemical applications.

Ten Nights in a Barroom at Majestic Farewell

Raymond's Comedians present a modern version of Ten Nights in a Barroom at the Majestic starting matinee today. Raymond Ketchum stars as Joe Morgan with Bush Burrichter in a comic role as the cast performs new acts. Free beer before and between acts honors Cedar Rapids farewell engagement ending Tuesday with a large amateur review of ten to twelve acts.

Raymond The Majestic Raymond Ketchum Joe Morgan Harmony Hounds Cedar Rapids

Cullen Gets Omaha Post Office Job

Omaha officials announce a new 11 story federal building will employ about 600 men. J P Cullen and Cons Inc of Janesville Wisconsin judged low bidder after bids opened in Washington. About 100 will work on site and 450 more in material preparation.

Omaha Washington J. P. Cullen and Cons, Inc Janesville Wis Andty

Blonde Venus at Paramount Wins Praise as Best Picture

Critics hail Josef von Sternberg's Blonde Venus with Marlene Dietrich as among the year’s best as it plays at Paramount theater. The plot follows a dancer who becomes a mistress, then a mother torn by love and money, ending with a complex escape to stardom amid personal sacrifice. Gary Grant and Herbert Marshall co-star. Added attractions include Betty Boop on Bamboo Isle, Paramount newsreel, and Hollywood news features. Navy sailors Ben McVicker and James Christensen, home on leave, plan to report after training in 1931.

Josef von Sternberg Marlene Dietrich Paramount Theater Miss . Dietrich Black Forest Germany Venus Beceune Paris Gary Grant Herbert Marshall Miss Dietrich Betty Boops Bamboo Isie Paramount News Hollywood News Gary Cooper Tom Mix Peggy Montgomery Peggy N. D Iowa City Ben F. McVicker Towa City James H. Christensen Riverside J. R. McVicker Market Street N. Christensen Navy Machinists’ Mate School Hampton Roads McVicker U. S New Mexico Philadelphia Navy Yard Christensen Regal San Diego Calif Navy Cedar Rapids France Europe England Italy Russia

Opinionated musings on politics and film work in 1933

A diarist voices disillusion with politics and admiration for Roosevelt while lampooning campaign tactics. He notes the film industry recovery, bets on public tastes, and jokes about ex presidents and schemes, ending with a wry reflection on staying in office and serving the audience.

Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Registry

Katherine Wavra transfers to Frank Buser parcel described as 33 lot 8 block in O R Act of 1855 Kingston with nominal consideration. Lee Burke to Emma Snyder sells lot 23 plus 107 feet of a lot for surface rights. balance mortgage $1 550 on a $2 300 loan. Rose Bailey and husband to James Bydzovsky conveys parts of lots 4 and 10 in McClen and Buch addition with nominal consideration. First grant or former wife releases claims against property. Paul N. Clark and wife to Frank Z Whitters sells lot 129 Eastland Manor with covenants restrictions taxes liens and seepage terms. L A Andrew as receiver to James D and Emma G heirs to remaining parcels with nominal consideration and subject to covenants and restrictions.

Katherine Wavra Frank EK Buser May and Covell Kingston Lee O Burke Emma' V Snyders Rose E. Bailey Hus James Bydzovsky McClen Buch Valcon Rudolph *J. Synek Paul N. Clark Te” Prank Z. Whitters Eastland Manor L. A. Andrew Parmire and Merchants State Bank Masten James D Emma G Origarion

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