Paramount to Show Two Features Each Sunday and Thursday
The Paramount theater announces policy changes effective Sunday Oct 14 introducing two major features per program on Sundays and Thursdays. Other details outline choices from major studios and cartoons plus latest news and a music number, with double feature pairings starting with Harold Lloyd and Pat Patterson stars on the first program and George Arliss plus a mystery film on Oct 18.
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Pat Patterson
Nils Asther
Herbert Mundin
Henry B. Walthall
Abschied
George Arliss
Last
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Claire Trevor
Norman Foster
Hugh Wiliams
Bridge misplay turns three spades into a swing
North-South vulnerable faced East opening three clubs. South bid three spades and North then took four diamonds. South advanced to four hearts and West doubled. West failed to lead trumps, allowing South to cross-ruff and cut losses to 500 points instead of 900, East-West having no game.
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Hide Out to Feature at Paramount Theatre Wednesday
Hide-Out starring Robert Montgomery Maureen O Sullivan and Edward Arnold opens at Paramount for four days. Critics hail it as gayer and brisker than The Thin Man with laughs and thrills. The program also includes two-reel dancing shorts Mysterious Kiss a cartoon Dream Walking and Paramount sound news.
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Maureen O'Sullivan
Edward Arnold
Paramount Theater
May- Treen O'Sullivan
Paramount Sound
Rialto Screens Black Moon and Stingaree for Three Days
Rialto presents two features for three days starting today. The Black Moon stars Jack Holt in a Haiti set tale of voodoo and a white woman’s rebellion, with Fay Wray and Dorothy Burgess in supporting roles. Richard Dix stars in Stingaree with Irene Dunne, a bold romance and action epic.
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Richard Dix
Rialto
Haiti
Clement Ripley
Holt
Eryl
New York
Fay Wray
Dorothy Burgess
Cora Collins
Arnold Korff
Clarence Muse
Stingaree
Irene Dunne
Dix
Hollywood
I Am Suzanne and Midshipman Jack Feature Run
The Olympic theater presents two features starting today for four days. I Am Suzanne stars Lillian Harvey Gene Raymond Leslie Banks and the Podrecca’s Piccoli Marionettes. Midshipman Jack stars Bruce Cabot Frank Albertson and Betty Furness. A Mickey Mouse cartoon and a comedy complete the bill.
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Suzanne
Lillian Harvey
Gene Raymond
Leslie Banks
Podrecca
Lilian Harvey
Jack
Bruce Cabot
Frank Albertson
Betty Furness
Annapolis
Age of Innocence heads Iowa screens with vaudeville bill
Irene Dunne and John Boles star in The Age of Innocence shown with a vaudeville bill beginning next Friday in Iowa. The program combines film with live acts for a combined entertainment slate at the local theater.
Jump to Five Opens Strong Overcall in Bridge Lesson
In the World Of Bridge explains that a two to five jump can efficiently convey vital information after the first bidding round. West uses an overcall in the opponents bid suit, signaling a powerful hand and slam potential while aiming for game. North Dealer East West are vulnerable and a free booklet on bridge rules is offered via Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Oklahoma
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Overcall and slam prospects in a diamond game
The text analyzes an overcall in opponents’ bid suit and the ensuing slam chances. It discusses West’s jump from two spades to five diamonds to show diamond strength and invite a six by partner, while noting East’s rebid logic and the critical role of the spade Ace for a small slam.
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West
Bridge Q&A From Mrs Culbertson In Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mrs Culbertson invites readers to send bridge questions addressed to Josephine Culbertson in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Enclose a stamped self addressed envelope for replies. Copyright 1934.
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Romance Two-Feature At Palace Spoiled by Escapade
A Palace two feature program opens with 3 On A Honeymoon a romance comedy about a willful girl on a European cruise whose escapades annoy the second officer. Leading players include Sally Eilers Zasu Pitts Henrietta Crosman Charles Starrett Irene Harvey and John Mack Brown. The second feature Melody In Spring stars Charles Ruggles Mary Boland and Ann Sothern with singer Lanny Ross.
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Palace
Sally Eilers
Zasu Pitts
Henrietta Crosman
Charles Starrett
Irene Harvey
John Mack Brown
Melody
Charles Ruggles
Mary Boland
Ann Sothern
Lanny Ross
Radio Ame
Mystery yarn and musical comedy on Iowa screen Tuesday
Two features on the Iowa theater program run Tuesday through Friday Dangerous Corner stars Virginia Bruce Conrad Nagel Betty Furness Melvyn Douglas while King Kelly of the U S A stars Guy Robertson Edgar Kennedy and Irene Ware Miriam Hopkins in The Richest Girl in the World ends Monday night Dangerous Corner centers on a murder mystery told in retrospect as suspects gather for a social evening with a cigarette case clue and Nagel as a prime suspect
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Virginia Bruce
Conrad Nagel
Melvyn Douglas
King Kelly
Guy Robertson
Edgar Kennedy
Irene Ware
Betty Furness
Iown Theater
Miriam Hopkins
Nagel
Will Rogers in Hawaii a lively tour of islands and insular status
Will Rogers recounts Hawaiian visit impressions from Honolulu to Waikiki. He notes coral reefs, surf, sugar farming irrigation, and compares insular possession status to Puerto Rico and the Philippines while humorously describing local names and weather quirks.
Mystery of a Crime Unravels Through Deception and Romance
A film follows a determined investigator who uncovers the real killer amid undercover romances jealousies and intrigue, leading to a final explanation of the crime. King Kelly of the U S A features Guy Robertson debuting in a musical comedy tale about trades and finances in a European principality with songs Like Right Next Door to Love There’s A Love Song in the Air and Believe Me.
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Europe
Guy Robertson
New York
King Kelly
U. S
Age Of Innocence Film Stars Irene Dunne In Iowa Engagement
Irene Dunne and John Boles star in The Age Of Innocence at the Iowa theater next Friday with five acts of vaudeville. The drama follows a New York society love triangle in the seventies as relatives oppose a union seen as scandalous. Ensuing tension centers on choice between happiness and rigid era standards.
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John Boles
Iowa Theater
Charles
Shearer
Fredric Laughton
Paramount
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Wimpole Street
Maureen Seahiven
Ang
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Paramount Theater
Edmund Lowe
Gloria Stuart
Celeres
State Theater
Edith Wharton
Back Street
New York
Miss Dunne
Europe
Boles
Julie Hayden
New York Theater Guild
Lionell Atwill
Laura Hope Crews
Helen Weatley
Herbert
Gift Of Gab at State Entertains With Music Drama
Edmund Lowe stars in Gift of Gab at the State Theater a musical photoplay blending drama music and radio satire. The production features Ruth Etting Phil Baker Gene Austin Bela Lugosi and many others in a play within a play about Lowe rising to radio fame with the Three Stooges and Gloria Stuart in a romantic subplot.
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Bela Lugosi
Karloff
Roger Pryor
Chester Morris
Douglass Montgomery
Binnie Ernes
Paul Luas
Three Stooges
Victor Moore
Hugh O’connell
Douglass Fowley
Henry Armetta
Sterling Holloway
Helen Vinson
Alice White
Gloria Stuart
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