Miss Stanwyck and Joel McCrea to Star Together
Barbara Stanwyck will divide her time between Radio and Twenty Century Fox and co star with Joel McCrea in Banjo On My Knee. Darryl Zanuck will supervise the project with John Cromwell directing and Nunnally Johnson as associate producer.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Stanwyck
Twentieh-Century Fox
Barbara
TCF
Darryl Zanuck
Joel McCrea
Harry Hamilton
Joel
Samuel Goldwyn
New Orleans
John Cromwell
Nunnally Johnson
Ann Dvorak Heads to New York With Leslie Fen ton
Actress Ann Dvorak leaves town on special Warner Brothers permission to spend two weeks in New York with husband Leslie Fenton as he prepares for a show.
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Ann Dvorak
Warner Brothers
New York
Leslie Fenton
Boil Story Reflected in Sunday School Lesson
A speaker recalls the biblical figure Job sitting in ashes and compares it to personal experience with a single boil. The remark highlights how afflictions are framed in a Sunday school lesson and the speaker’s reaction to discomfort.
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Job
Actors and stage talk swirl through Broadway buzz
Sara Harris notes Sam Jaffe tours Europe with Max Reinhardt and Jack Warner and may play Robespierre in Danton. Myron McCormick tests at MGM while Jimmy Stewart hosts him. Richard Dix eyeing Birth of the Navy on Broadway with Lip scomb scripts. Groucho Marx and Sam Wood clash over A Day at the Races. Random House bulletin ends with George Kaufman returning to New York.
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Sara Harris
Sam Jaffe
Europe
Max Reinhardt
Jack Warner
Robespierre
Capra
Lost Horizon
Myron McCormick
New York
Maggie Sullavan
Henry Fonda
Jimmy Stewart
Jimmy
MGM
Our Fair Town
Richard Dix
W. P. Lipscomb
Charles N. Lipscomb
London
Rich
Broadway
Dix
Harry Cohn
Columbia
Marxes
Sam Wood
Groucho
Harpo
Sam
Random House (Publishers
George Kaufman
California
Hollywood Stars and Deals Fill City Screens
A bustling scene of film industry chatter includes John O Hara signing with Sam Goldwyn, Fred MacMurray eyeing Brentwood projects, Mack Gordon courting Phyllis Dobson for Miss America 1936, and Dick Smart drawing MGM and National attention. Cagney, DeMille, Sothern, and Wes Ruggles mix with new talent Delbert Horsley as studios expand rosters and clubs form across town.
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Hollywood
John
Samara
O’hara
Sam Goldwyn
Fred MacMurray
Brentwood
Mack Gordon
Phyllis Dobson
Atlantic City
Mack
Dick Smart
Honolulu
MGM
National
Jimmy Cagney
the Fray
Sid Skolskys
Jimmy
Johnny Cave
Katherine DeMille
Panama Canal
Ann Sothern
Anne
Wes Ruggles
Delbert Horsley
Clark Gable
Vic Orsatti Mentioned In Brief Dialog
Short note references Vic Orsatti with Joe Riskin described as blue and mentions L. O. P’s return to Columbia tomorrow.
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Vic
Orsatti
Joe Riskin
Columbia
Mary Deserves Some Reward For Her Sacrifices
A reader expresses that Mary, aging and devoted to others, deserves brighter days and repayment for her generosity. The note hints at possible rewards if a promised benefit materializes and asks about personal recognition.
Dear Miss Manners Two-Timing Boy Urges Self-Respect
A reader asks about a boy who dates others who pay his way. The response says he seeks only a good time at others expense and advises finding a partner one can be proud of, if the reader is sure of the facts.
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Miss Manners
Dod
Theaters Show Multiple Films At Paramount Palace Rialto
In Iowa and Illinois listings the Paramount presents Little Miss Nobody with Jane Withers and Postal Inspector with Ricardo Cortez. Second Wife features Gertrude Michael and Walter Abel, Love Begins at 20 stars Hugh Herbert and Patricia Ellis. Picadilly Jim with Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans plays at the State along with The Border Patrolman with George OBrien. Palace offers Captain January with Shirley Temple and Guy Kibbee and Brides are Like That with Ross Alexander and Anita Louise. Rialto runs Trapped by Television with Lyle Talbot and Mary Astor and Sundown Saunders with Bob Steel.
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Paramount
Jane Withers
Postal Inspector
Ricardo Cortez
Patricia Ellis
Iowa
Gertrude Michael
Walter Abel
Hugh Herbert and
Palace
Shirley Temple
Guy Kibbee
January
Ross Alexander
Anita Louise
Rialto
Lyle Talbot
Mary Astor
Bob Steel
Sundown Saunders
10-20-30 Years Ago in the Gazette September 1 1926
Louis H Straka and family return from three months in central Europe. Anton Rypka motoring to Washington DC then south to tour states. Ted Swenson to Clarinda as athletic coach. Lyndall Ives to Charlo Montana to teach. McLeods back from Asbury Park summer. Large bass caught by Anthony J Conley on Cedar River. Elizabeth Muse to Porto Rico to teach. Rev E Winslow Brown returns from fifty two day northwest trip.
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Louis H. Straka
Anthony J. Conley
Cedar River
Ellis Park
Elizabeth Muse
Porto Rico
West Indies
E. Winslow Brown
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Northwest States
Shadows of Sin Draws Crowds at Greene's Opera House
Calv in Jennings fresh from his second year at Anapo lis returns home on furlough. W H Sebern departs for Washington DC to join the civil service in the agriculture department. Miss Edythe Wenger of the American Conservatory in Chicago visits her parents. L J Palda leaves for Wilson Kansas to lecture on Karel Havlicek Borovsky.
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Shadows of
Greene’s
Opera House
Calvin Jennings
Anapolis
W. H. Sebern
Washington, D. C
Edythe Wenger
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
L. J. Palda
Wilson
Kan
Karel Havlicek Borovsky
Anamosa School Delays Start to Sept 14
The Anamosa public school will not open until September 14 due to delays in PWA project work. Registration is moved to September 10 and 11 instead of the earlier dates of September 3 and 4.
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Anamosa
PWA Projit
Lost Nation Family Reunion Honors Christensen Kin
A family reunion at A. A. Christensen home in Lost Nation honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christensen of Omaha with L. E. Christensen of Oxford Junction celebrated on the table as the birthday. Mary Schultz, the oldest guest, and Keith Christensen, the youngest, attended along with Marjorie Marion Madelyn and Wanda Christensen who sang. Attendees included Mary Schultz and daughter Esther, Edward Christensen and their children, A. C. Christensen and daughters Wanda and Sibyl, Henry Cooper and Edna May, and Albert Bierkamp families.
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Lost Nation
A. A
Marion
Madelyn
Sara Lou
David
Janice
Kenneth
Keith
A. C. Christensen
Wanda
Sibyl
Henry Cooper
Edna May
Welton
Albert Bierkamp
Families Listed From Davenport and Surrounding Areas
A partial list of relatives from Davenport and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Christensen and children Donna Lou and Duane Lee, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hill and son Bobbie of Oxford Junction, Mrs. John Sievers and several Boyd siblings of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christensen of Omaha, Mrs. Amanda Schoenthaler of Elwood, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jorgensen and daughter Leila of Maquoketa, and Harold Wite of.
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Davenport
L. E. Christensen
Donna Lou
Duane Lee
R. E. Hill
Bobbie
Oxford Junction
John Sievers
Alice
Helen
Robert
Donald
Lowell
Norman
Allen Boyd
Toronto
Charles Christensen
Omaha
Neb
Amanda Schoenthaler
Elwood
Albert Jorgensen
Leila
Maquoketa
Harold Wite
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Jean Harlow
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Wife NO. 2
Gestrude Khbel
Yrultt Apel
Erix Rhodes
Hugh Herbert
Patricia Ellis Warren Hull
Hobart Cavanaugh
Maj. Bowes
RKO Radio Pictures Newson
Victor Moore
Helen Broderick
Eric Blore
Betty Furness
Georges Metaxa
Jerome Ker
Willie Willis
The
Jane Withers Rele
Sara Haden
Harry Carey
Cortez - Patnga
Jamaf
Alexander
Gents
Canas O’brien
Mary
Jim
Robert Montgomery
Madge Evans
Border Patrolman
George O’brien
W. H. McLeod
Asbury Park
N. J
Municipal
Ben
Grandpa
Grandma
Willys
Firmouth
Plymouth
Dodge
Chevrolet
Violet
Rolet
Olds
del B Tudor
Pontiac
Tradebaker
Handler Motor CO
Second Ave. SE
S. W. Yapeed
Kari Keen
Tigmna Blue
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