In Name Only and Behind Prison Gates at Iowa
The Iowa theater presents In Name Only with Kay Francis and Cary Grant as a money driven wife and a husband tempted by another, a serious drama praised for its emotional impact. Also shown is Behind Prison Gates starring Brian Donlevy, an improbable but entertaining prison crime tale, plus a news reel and Donald Duck short.
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Iowa
Carole Lombard
Cary Grant
Kay Francis
Donald Duck
Brian Donlevy
Dustin Farnum
W.M
Hollywood turmoil as war reshapes film world at tapping point
In a wartime Hollywood snapshot Louella Parsons notes industry leaders in a back room at the Trocadero listening to Hitler’s Poland news. Major figures including Grauman, Zukor, Selznick, Mayer and stars like Lana Turner react as actors face callups and travel bans.
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INS
Hollywood
Trocadero
Hitler
Poland
Sid Grauman
Arthur Loew
Adolph Zukor
Joseph Schenck
David Selznicks
Lana’ Turner
Greg Bautzer
Randolph Ray
Herbert Marshall
David Niven
Laurence Olivier
Charles Laughton
Raymond Massey
Rodion Rathbone
Claude Rains
Brian Aherne
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Cary Grant
Richard Greene
James Stephenson
Errol Flynn
Hollywood Stars React to War News and Personal Breakups
The column threads celebrity gossip with wartime mood, noting Anatole Litvak and Miriam Hopkins in talks of divorce, Wallace Beery and Rita Beery ending their marriage, and Betty Davis and Ham Nelson seeking reconciliation. It also relays fan letters praising Mickey Rooney, Garbo, Ninotchka, and reports from a war scare night at premieres.
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Anatole Litvak
Miriam Hopkins
Wallace Beery
Rita Beery
Finis
Jackie Coogan
Betty Grable
Ham” Nelson
Betty Davis
Vivian Lee
Dallas
Scarlett O'Hara Leigh
George Raft
Mickey Rooney
Jack Nagle
Mickey
Judy Garland
New Haven
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette
Miss Beulah Winne left for Chicago to enter Michael Reese School of Nursing. Charlies A. Laurance returned from a European tour tied to W. A. Pratt tours. Rev A. F. Austin will become Calvary Baptist pastor succeeding Rev B. R. Robinson who moves to Calais Me. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Roth returned from a two month trip to the northwest and Alaska. Miss Ruth Shomler went to DeKalb Ind to become assistant high school principal. Autumn Hills home from a year in Washington war work. Miss Louise Crawford returned from Boston Wellesley and Pigeon Cove summers. Charles Safely arrived home after a year’s service.
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E. E. Roth
Northwest
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On 12 a Week
The menus for a family of five two adults and three children aim to cover about $12 weekly. Each day’s plan provides balanced calories, protein, minerals, and vitamins to sustain heat, energy, and bodily functions.
Food ration menu and recipes from Cedar Rapids Gazette
A detailed daily ration list lists drinks and meals for adults and children, including orange juice, coffee and milk allowances, various recipes like Banana Waffles and Rice Cream, plus dishes such as Roast Beef with Gravy and Plum Dumpling. Cost notes accompany the items, and the page ends with a request about Meta Given recipe booklets.
Mrs. J. C. France of Tipton Dies
Funeral services are set for Mrs. J. C. France of Tipton at her home Sunday at 2 30 p m following a long illness. Survived by her husband and a son James Jr.
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J. C. France
Tipton
James, Jr
One False Step in Love and Money Troubles
Janis faces a ruined screen career after a disastrous test and learns of Lucinda's money schemes. She reconciles with Rock while he pressures financial favors, and Janis vows to manage his income, hoping for a fresh start despite mounting doubts.
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Mary Black
Janis
Sectios
Mary
Miss Sheldon
Rock
Sally Chesser
Sally
Lucinda
Rock Presents Janis With Surprise Car Gift
Janis endures Rock’s run of kindness after a tense scene over Lucinda’s finances. He buys a gleaming lemon yellow convertible, promising a big surprise and urging her to ride along despite her anger and fear. She remains wary yet enthralled as the chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
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Lucinda
Rock
Janis
Burke Predicts Rapid Special Session Call
Senator Ed ward R Burke of Nebraska predicts a speedily called special session of Congress within 48 hours to amend the neutrality act in line with President Roosevelt's wishes. He has no definite word from Washington but expects notification soon as hostilities in Europe continue.
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Omaha
Edward R. Burke
Neb
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Europe
Juvenile unit show stars on early program
Promoter Mark Larry Earl presents a cast of youngsters who sing and dance with veteran polish. G Edwards memories surface in the provocative School days number. Louise Campbell plays Mrs Earl and Sparks shines as playful uncle to the kids. Linda Ware at 14 astonishes with swing and classical piano numbers directed by Walter Damrosch. Paramount News Popular Science and a Popeye cartoon wrap the bill.
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Mark Larry Earl
Bin
G' Edwards
Louise Campbel
Walter Damrosch
Paramount News
Scien
F.C.H
Star Maker and More At Area Theaters
Paramount presents The Star Maker starring Louise Campbell and Walter Da Rosch. In Iowa Carole Lombard and Kay Francis appear in Name Only. Brian Donlevy and Jacqueline Wells in Behind Prison Gates. Other features include Our Leading Citizen with Bob Burns and Sus a Hayward, Bulldog Drummond's Bride with Howard and Heather Angel, Submarine Patrol with Richard Greene and Nanc Kelly, Boy Trouble with Mark Boland, Rialto shows The Higgs Family and Bar 2 Justice, Strand offers Kentucky with Loretta Young and Love Fun Andy Hardy featuring Mickey Rooney.
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Paramount
Bing Cros Louise Campbell
Walter Darosch
Iowa
Carole Lombard
da Grant
Kay Francis
Brian Donlevy
Jacqueline Wells
State
Bob Burns
Susa Hayward
Joseph Allen, Jr
Joh Howard
Heather Angel
Bulldog Drummond
Palace
Richard Greene
Nanc Kelly
Mark Boland
Charles Ruggles
Johnson Warns Against War Slogans in Europe Crisis
AN FRANCISCO AP Senator Hiram W. Johnson issued a statement warning against slogans that might draw the United States into war. He urged Americans to remember age old policies and avoid propaganda that could push the country toward involvement. He cautioned that war is not inevitable and urged staying out for a decent regard for America’s experiences.
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Norma Shearer
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Europe
Democrac
America
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