Top Hat tops in musical film with dance debut Piccolino
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in Top Hat a London romance set partly at the Lido featuring the new Piccolino dance praised as the season’s standout. Irving Berlin provides six numbers including Cheek to Cheek and Isnt This a Lovely Day with a supporting cast led by Horton Broderick Rhodes and Blore.
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Dear Miss Manners Advice Columns on Time and Romance
A Housewife is urged to balance domestic duties with world affairs and shows concern about losing touch with family. In another exchange, Sylvia asks whether to choose between a quiet boyfriend and a lively dancer, with Miss Manners suggesting dating both for variety and to understand different temperaments.
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Hopkinton Band Concludes Street Concert Series
Hopkinton municipal band will present the final street concert of the season on Wednesday evening in Hopkinton. The program features local tunes and community musicians gathered for the outdoor event.
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Hopkinton
Spectacle Film The Crusades Coming To The Paramount Soon
Rockey Newton returns from a Tri-States Theaters convention with enthusiasm for Cecil B. De Mille s The Crusades at the Paramount this fall and winter. The film cost 1 450 000 to produce and features Loretta Young Ian Keith Katherine DeMille C Aubrey Smith George Barbier and Alan Hale in leading roles. De Mille and Harold Lamb collaborated on the epic described as the greatest spectacle yet on screen. it was praised by guests at the convention closing night.
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Paramount
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Harold Lamb
DeMille
Loretta Young
Henry Wilcoxon
Ian Keith
Katherine DeMille
C. Aubrey Smith
George Barbier
Alan Hale
Dr Danes Secret Moves to Cairo Amid Hidden Paper Threat
In a suspenseful escape to Cairo, Pessy Dane and her mother pursue the mysterious paper entrusted by Dr. Alexander Dane. Terry Brown accompanies them while three shadowy pursuers close in. An attempted lab break in in Halfa and a perilous Egypt voyage heighten the tense pursuit as Paylor’s location remains unknown.
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Mena House
Halfa
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Isades Camp Chaperoned by Mrs Hahn and Students
The camp crowd was chaperoned by Mrs John F Hahn with Misses Lottie Weaver Flora Hahn Ivah Gibbs Lill Woodbury Jennie Long Anna Shaughnessy and Helen Skea. John Johnson a former Cedar Rapids resident died from a fractured skull after a fall from a car at Estherville. Ringling Brothers circus performed in Cedar Rapids today. Louise Laurance returned home to enroll at Iowa State College.
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Lottie Weaver
Flora Hahn
Ivah Gibbs
Lill Woodbury
Jennie Long
Anna Shaughnessy
Helen Skea
John Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
Ringling Brothers Circus
Louise Laurance
Iowa State Colege
Theaters Showcase Multiple 1930s Screen Actors
Paramount presents Sylvia Sidney and Herbert Marshall in Accent on Youth. Iowa features Joe E Brown in Bright Lights. Norman Foster and Evelyn Knapp star in Ladies Crave Excitement. Smart Girl with Ida Lupino and Kent Taylor. Manhattan Moon stars Ricardo Cortez and Dorothy Page. Palace screens Mississippi with Bing Crosby W C Fields and Joan Bennett, plus Dinky with Jackie Cooper. Rialto offers The Fighting Sheriff with Buck Jones and Unknown Woman with Richard Cromwell and Marion Marsh. Olympic features Air Hawks with Ralph Bellamy and Tala Ree, The Marines Are Coming with William Haines Conrad Nagel and Esther Ralston.
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Joe E. Brown
Norman Foster
Evelyn Knapp
State
Ida Lupino
Kent Taylor
Man
Hattan Moon
Ricardo Cortez
Dorothy Page
Palace
Bing Crosby
W. C. Fields
Joan Bennett
Mississippi
Jackie Cooper
Air Hawks
Ralph Bellamy
Tala Ree
Marines
William Haines
Conrad Nagel
Esther Ralston
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
Miss Irene Hall leaves for Ata lissa to teach English history algebra and Bible literature in the high school. Lawrence Heaton of Elberon injured by a horse while hitching a team. Mrs. William O'Hara injured crossing Third Street. Dr. R. E. Munden and son Ralph depart for Europe for three months study. Sept. 2, 1915. Frank Clark visits from Pedro-Migual locks Panama Canal. Lucius Mead fractures leg in motorcycle collision with Avondale street car. Eugene Palmer elected director of religious work for the M C A. Salvation Army corps organized in the city with Adjutant J. C. Douglas at 211 First Street. Ed Prescott returns from Panama for six weeks vacation. Group of youths return from Camp Oskel-wow-wow Pal-
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Panama Canal
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Lucius Mead
Avondale
Eugene Palmer
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J. C. Douglas
First Street
Ed Prescott
Panama
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