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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
5
Jack Holt stars in Ill Fix It in a midweek Iowa bill with Redhead featuring Grace Bradley and Bruce Cabot. Winnie Lightner and Mona Barrie lead Redhead, which may fare well in smaller theaters though recent releases outshine it. The program includes a Pathe news reel.
Rialto shows a two film night headlined by Orient Express based on Graham Greene novel. The drama and romance unfold with strong performances and mounting suspense from principal cast.
Paramount to open Barretts of Wimpole Street this Friday with Norma Shearer Fredric March and Charles Laughton. Liberty magazine hails four star praise for cast story and treatment and notes it surpasses the stage version. Showings at 1 15 3 24 5 33 7 42 and 9 61 feature Sally and Jimmie Flaherty with Una Merkel and Stuart Erwin in supporting comedy and drama.
A cinema page notes Orient Express follows seven travelers on a train from Ostend to Constantinople with Heather Angel and Norman Foster stars. The second feature Rainbow Over Broadway stars Joan Marsh and Frank Albertson in a musical comedy. Clyde Beatty appears in The Lost Jungle third chapter at Rialto.
Jean Parker headlines Have A Heart, her first MGM starring vehicle, opening at the State theater for a four day engagement. The wholesome plot centers on a crippled girl who regains hope through romance and vows to marry the man of her heart.
An author notes science prioritizes social order over individual rights. Dr Carney Landis shows judgments based on hunch can be as accurate as reasoned ones, suggesting we feel our way through life as much as we think. Early childhood illnesses are studied by mathematicians for their influence on longevity.
Summary of a 1934 booklet promoting practical argument techniques based on twenty thousand interviews. It targets businesspeople salesmen lawyers and others who interact with the public and offers six principles. The text also touches on education for marriage and life expectancy.
Iowa showings feature Jack Holt in I ll Fix It Bruce Cabot and Grace Bradley in Redhead Paramount presents Mae West in Belle of the Nineties State offers Death on the Diamond with Robert Young and Madge Evans Palace presents Now I ll Tell with Spencer Tracy and Helen Twelve Trees One Year Later with Mary Brian Rialto screens Orient Express Rainbow Over Broadway Olympic screens Only Yesterday with Margaret Sullavan and John Boles Goldie Gets Alone with Lill Damita and Charles Morton
The report places Hazel and Brazil nuts at the top for food value. It lists chestnut, almond, walnut, and peanut in descending order of value.
Wilfred Haven, an American embassy attache in Petrograd, flees with a fortune in jewels bound for Princess Elisaveta Ostrekoff. In Warsaw and Odessa the pair dodge Bolshevists, Polish agents, and a wary cast while Anna Kastellane is suspected of espionage as others scheme to claim the jewels. The plot threads unfold amid royal exile, shifting loyalties, and a tense chase through revolution era fronts.
In a tense scene Felix Drayton and Haven suspect Elisaveta Ostrokoff may be the young woman sought for jewels. Marlo, the restaurant manager, reveals the visiting princess is the beauty who has attracted attention and could become an honorary club member.
In Linn County Iowa the First-Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago sues Estella Eldred and others. Receiver C J Knickerocker has filed a final report and a hearing is set for October 15, 1894 at 9:00 AM with objections due by that date.
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