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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1932

Page

7

Harold Lloyd Stars In Movie Crazy Review

Harold Lloyd returns to film with Movie Crazy drawing laughs from a country boy in Hollywood. The review hails clean original gags a sweet romance with Miss Cummings and a triumphant finish. Supporting cast includes Kenneth Thompson Louise Closser Hale DeWitt Jennings and Harold Goodwin Vincent Lawrence.

Harold Lloyd Metro Lloyd Miss Cummings Hollywood Kenneth Thompson Louise Closser Hale DeWitt Jennings Harold Goodwin Vincent Lawrence

Walter Huston Stars in Law and Order at Rialto

Walter Huston portrays Frame a fearless western defender of law in a Tombstone Arizona frontier tale shown at the Rialto. The film aims to recreate the era with authenticity and features Harry Carey Russell Hopton Raymond Hatton and Andy Devine in supporting roles.

Rialto Law and Order Tombstone Ariz Old Town Walter Huston Harry Carey Russell Hopton Raymond Hatton Andy Devine

Hobo Philosopher at State Theater

Rollo Raamon the traveler writer and occult exponent pauses to give rate interviews at the State Theater. He reports broadcasting from Shreveport Louisiana as The Mysterious Friend of the Air and says Cedar Rapids residents sent many letters.

Rollo Raamon Shreveport Raamon Cedar Rapids

Comedy and Weep Football Series and Fiddle Tale

A mixed feature highlights a comedy and Weep football series with Mat Gua and the Fiddle as central figures. The brief notes a humorous angle alongside sport elements and a nod to a fiddler’s role.

Mat Gua

Children Should Start Our Day In Leisurely Fashion

Advice column excerpt discusses starting the day calmly for children, with emphasis on early bedtimes and leisurely mornings, citing the Jones family. The reader asks how to handle a suspected affair, and Miss Manners counsels polite restraint, avoiding grounds for suspicion and letting the wife come to her own conclusions. A lonely girl asks how to make friends and gain social footing in a new town, with guidance that newcomers should meet others halfway to form connections.

Jones Miss Manners Belle

Willis Cae Question Sparks Odd School Day

Fragmentary line notes a pupil asking if Willie Willis could be upset and mentions taking a teacher, with a misaligned reference to Seance day. The readable text hints at a quirky schoolday moment without clear events or names.

Making Friends: Be Proactive in Social Circles

The text urges individuals to move in their own grooves while welcoming a newcomer seeking companionship. It advises friendliness, small unexpected services, and joining mixed groups to attract attention and new acquaintances, rather than waiting to be approached.

Young Republicans Of County To Form League Next Week

Linn county to perfect a Young Republicans league next week at the Montrose hotel Crystal room. Committee plans include a prominent speaker and the election of officers with a tentative meeting set for Thursday night.

Young Republicans Young Republicans’ League Linn County Canane Montrose Hotel Crystal Room

A New Yorker Abroad Retells Paris Cabaret Scene

A New Yorker observes Paris nightlife pivoting away from Arlem’s Josephine Baker to Helen Morgan at The Clochard near Montparnasse. He notes Viola Krause in Paris, Fanny Ward in Havre, and a London fog of headlines about the Joseph Elwell case while reflecting on outdoor cafe myths and a taunting dining scene.

Arlem Josephine Baker Helen Morgan Locum Boyer Clochard Montparnasse Station Winter Garden Viola Krause Joseph Elwell Paris

Michigan Sugar Intake and Import Dependence

Michigan consumes 500 million units of sugar annually with more than half imported. The figure highlights reliance on external supply despite domestic production.

Michigan

Gardens Inc Wayside Gardens Incorporation Notice

Notice is given of Gardens, Inc a corporation under state law to operate as Wayside Gardens with principal office in Cesar Rapids Iowa. It plans florist wholesale and retail, gardening lands and real estate dealings nationwide and overseas. Authorized capital stock set at 15000 dollars divided into 156 shares of 100 dollars. Directors named W Diebold G Kaiser and others. George W Kaiser elected president and A J Diebold secretary treasurer.

Bation Wayside %, Inc Gardens, Inc Cesar Repids Iowe United States Biness A. D Neil Y Sontinus Eesemper Rena Ore 2 Cores Elsone J. Diebold Gensys SY Kaiser Seta George W. Kaiser Sha A. J. Diebold Eceasors Sakals Sncenmersene Ee Saeed Wayside Gardens, Inc George W. Kaiser

Theaters Preview Big Movie Lineup

Paramount features Edward G Robinson and Richard Arlen in Tiger Shark. Iowa shows Edmund Lowe and Bela in Chandu. Ate screens Richard Dix in The Lost Hadron. Rialto presents Walter Huston in Law and Order.

Paramount Edward G. Robinson Richard Arlen Iowa Edmund Lowe Bela Richard Dix

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