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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1936

Page

37

Miss Stanwyck and McCrea to Co Star in Banjo On My Knee

Barbara Stanwyck will split time between Radio and Twentieth Century Fox and co star with Joel McCrea in Banjo On My Knee adapted from Harry Hamilton novel. John Cromwell to direct with Nunnally Johnson associate producer. Jean Harlow eyed for MGM project Four Marys. Ann Dvorak travels to New York with husband Leslie Fenton.

Los Angeles Barbara Stanwyck Twentieth-Century Fox Barbara TCF Darryl Zanuck Joel McCrea Harry Hamilton Joel Samuel Goldwyn New Orleans John Cromwell Nunnally Johnson

Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Studio Moves

A busy page offers gossip on Sam Jaffe touring Europe with Reinhardt and Warner, possible Robespierre casting in Danton, Myron Mackormick testing at MGM, and Richard Dix eyeing Birth of the Navy on Broadway. Also notes feuds, book notices, contracts, and fashion sidelines from Random House, O Hara, MacMurray, Cagney, DeMille, Sothern, Ruggles, and Gable with various industry happenings and upcoming titles.

Sam Harris Sam Jaffe Europe Max Reinhardt Jack Warner Robespierre Capra Myron McCormick New York Maggie Sullavan Henry Fonda Jimmy Stewart Jimmy MGM Hollywood John Samara O'Hara Sam Goldwyn Fred MacMurray Brentwood Mack Gordon Phyllis Dobson Atlantic City Mack Dick Smart Honolulu National Jimmy Cagney Fray Sid Skolskys Johnny Cave Katherine DeMille Panama Canal Ann Sothern Anne Wes Ruggles Delbert Horsley Clark Gable Hal Freeman Harry Rapf Columbia Warner's June Lang I Love You

Vic Orsatti Mentioned In Brief Update

The note mentions Vic Orsatti, Joe Riskin being blue, and L. O. P returning to Columbia tomorrow. No further context or details are provided in readable text.

Vic Orsatti Joe Riskin Columbia

Mary Deserves Some Reward For Her Sacrifices

Dear Miss Manners offers a compassionate note on Mary’s long devotion and asks if brighter days and repayment may come for her sacrifices. The reader hopes Mary’s life of giving will soon be repaid and enjoyed after years of selflessness.

Mary Miss Manners D. D

Theaters Offer New Releases Across Cities

Paramount presents Jane Withers in Little Miss Nobody and Ricardo Cortez with Patricia Ellis in Postal Inspector. Iowa shows Gertrude Michael and Walter Abel in Second Wife, Hugh Herbert with Patricia Ellis in Love Begins at 20.

Paramount Jane Withers Postal Inspector Ricardo Cortez Patricia Ellis Iowa Gertrude Michael Walter Abel Hugh Herbert

10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette September 1 1926

A column recaps readers’ notices from 1926 and 1906 with travels of Louis Straka and family, Anton Rypka’s Washington trip, coaching shifts for Ted Swenson, teaching postings for Lyndall Ives and Elizabeth Muse, and a large Cedar River bass caught by Anthony Conley. It also notes trips of Rev E Winslow Brown and others, plus early 1906 theatre, travels, and lectures by Calvin Jennings, H Sebern, Edythe Wenger, and L J Palda.

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 Greene’s Opera House Calvin Jennings Anapolis H. Sebern Washington, D. C Edythe Wenger American Conservatory of Music Chicago L. J. Palda Wilson, Kan Karel Havlicek Borovsky

Anamosa School Sees Delayed Opening in September

The Anamosa public school will not open until September 14 due to delays from a PWA project. Registration is moved to September 10 and 11 instead of September 3 and 4. Lost Nation hosts a family reunion at U A Christensen home honoring Charles Christensen of Omaha with long list of attendees and birthday celebrations.

Anamosa PWA Lost Nation U. A Marion Madelyn Sara Lou David Janice Kenneth Keith A. C. Christensen Wanda Sibyl Henry Cooner Edna May Welton Albert Bierkamp

Davenport and Several Families Noted in Local Notices

Davenport families led by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Christensen and children Donna Lou Duane Lee alongside Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hill and their son Bobbie of Oxford Junction are listed with other relatives from Toronto Omaha Maquoketa Elwood Wheatland in a regional notice detailing household connections and locations.

W. H. McLeod Asbury Park N. J 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 Wheatland

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