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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1933

Page

3

Mae West film extended run at Paramount and Bowery in town

Capacity crowds at Cedar Rapids welcomed Mae West in I m No Angel and the engagement will close Friday night. The Bowery with Wallace Beery J Cooper and George Raft appears at the Paramount on Saturday for a four day run. The Bowery is praised across major cities for its star cast.

Mae West Paramount Theater Cedar Rapids America the Bowery Wallace Beery J Cooper George Raft Paramount Detroit Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia

Theaters Show Mix of Stars in New Releases

Iowa venues present East of Fifth Avenue with Wallace Ford and Dorothy Tree. Paramount screens Mae West in I'm No Angel. Majestic features Pop of My Heart with Marion Davies. State offers I Cover the Waterfront with Claudette Colbert and Ben Lyon. Rialto showcases James Cagney in The Picture Snatcher and The Wrecker with Jack Holt. Olympic screens The Big Cage with Clyde Beatty.

Iowa Fifth Avenue Wallace Ford Dorothy Tree Paramount Mae West Kngel Majestic Pop of Marion Davies STATE Claudette Colbert Ben Lyon Rialto James Cagney Jack Holt Olympic Clyde Beatty

McKinley to stage Whistling In The Dark at McKinley

Community Players present Whistling In The Dark at McKinley school auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The plot centers on Wallace Porter an aspiring crime writer who encounters gangsters in a Hudson home set in the gay nineties with modern twists. Hobby House handles ticket reservations up to show time.

McKinley School Auditorium Cedar Rapids Greene Wallace Porter Hudson Wally Hobby House

Pays With Barren Old Age For Her Bigoted Opinions

A reader describes an aging woman named A. K. as bitter and isolated, criticizing how her choices affected family and seeking readers’ sympathy for her to reconsider her stance. The letter highlights themes of bigotry, family estrangement, and later regrets.

Dear Miss Manners Thoughts on Love and Family Interference

A reader asks how to handle a two year relationship disrupted by a divorced sister and brother who pressure him to end it. The woman involved has an excellent record, and the family members make unjust remarks.

Miss Manners

Friend who yields on love under pressure

A brief remark on a man who abandons a relationship due to family or social pressure. The speaker suggests the man did not deeply care for the girl, as genuine affection would withstand outside influence.

Trade of Autos Cleared After Stolen Cars Found

A car stolen from H L Pfluehaupt of Alburnett was recovered at 1014 Tenth street NW after a thief first took William Eichorn's car. The thief abandoned Eichorn's car near Pfluehaupt's vehicle, then used Pfluehaupt's car until fuel ran low before leaving it.

H. L. Pfluehaupt Alburnett Eighth Street William Etchorn Eichorn Pfluehaupt Tenth Street

Public Works Applications Due in Washington by Jan 1

A letter from H M Cooper chair man of Iowa public works advisory board informs Cedar Rapids council that all further public works applications must reach Washington by January 1, 1934. Cedar Rapids has a 680000 sewage plant grant loan and a 140000 water main extension request with on file. Council plans to hasten applications for several projects including a garbage incinerator police station and road work.

H. M. Cooper Public Works Advisory Board For Iowa Washington Cedar Rapids

The Big Cage at Olympic Theater Opens

The Universal circus drama The Big Cage opens today at the Olympic theater. Clyde Beatty stars in the feature, performing a dramatic act surrounded by wild animals. Also showing are three comedies and the news for the kiddies.

Universal Circus Olympic Theater Clyde Beatty

Marriages and mishaps feature 1923 Gazette items

Miss Adeline Bracha and Fenn C. Horton wed at St. Pauls Church. A buggy collision near the First avenue hill injures no one seriously. Mrs Pardera and Eloise plan winter in California. Cedar Rapids Serum Company formed with Drs Graham and Stubbs in leadership. South Vernon Heights line car crash disrupts traffic. Local events include Two Little Vagrants at Greene’s Opera House.

John T. Hamilton T. M. Giberson John R. Thompson Cedar Rapids Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Kent C. Ferman Charles B. Whelpley Court of Honor Cedar Rapids Serum Company L. B. Graham C. H. Stubbs New South Vernon Heights Marion First Avenue Hill

Grace Episcopal and Presbyterian Leaders Reported in Kansas Incident

Annie Walk, eight year old daughter of Rev. George Walk, was killed after being thrown from a pony at a ranch in Minola Kansas. Regular church services wait on suitable quarters. Rev Willam M Evans, pastor of Central Park Presbyterian, was elected moderator of the state Presbyterian synod at Shenandoah meeting.

V. Drakos Annie George Walk Grace Episcopal Church Minola Kans Willam M. Evans Central Park Presbyterian Church State Presbyterian Synod Shenandoah

Four Men to Face Arraignment for Homecoming Pickpockets

Special to The Gazette. Iowa City preliminary hearing set for Thursday by Justice of the Peace B F Carter for four men named Sam Cooper and George Smith Des Moines J E Gray Minneapolis and George Stafford St Paul. Bonds set at 2500 each after arraignment Monday.

Iowa City University of Iowa Justice of the Peace B. F. Carter Sam Cooper George Smith Des Moines J. E. Gray Minneapolis George Stafford St. Paul

Two Lawsuit Seek $9000 Judgment For Child Injuries

C. J. Erlacher and his son John O. Erlacher sue David Mackey in two district court actions for a total $9000. The five year old Erlacher boy suffered a severely fractured skull after being struck by Mackey’s car while crossing J Street SW near Nineteenth Avenue last May 26. The father's suit seeks $1500 and the boy's $7500.

C. J. Erlacher John O. Erlacher David Mackey Erlacher Mackey J Street Nineteenth Avenue

Alaska and U S Harvest Three Billion Tons of Fish Annually

The article notes that Alaska and the United States collectively take about three billion tons of fish from regional waters each year, highlighting the scale of fishing activity and potential regulatory considerations.

Alaska The United States

Thompson hosts youth group at farm for church club

A group of young men gathered Friday at Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Thompson's farm home to form a Presbyterian church affiliated club. The group includes both school and college graduates. Thompson plans to form a chorus and quartet and a basketball team.

Center Junction S. G. Thompson Presbyterian Church

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