Minstrel show set at Z C B J Hall on Sept 19
Minstrel entertainer F W Vempl y Jones and his troupe with Bill Jones Donald Jones and George Ruffin perform at Z C B J hall on Third Street at Twelfth Avenue SE in three parts with a chorus from St James church and a large list of musical and comic numbers. The show repeats at Alburnett high school auditorium on Sept 30 at 8 p m.
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Russell S. Phillips
Jones
Donald Jones
Dempsy “Bones” Jones
Russell “Fuzzle” Phillips
Bill “Tambo” Jones
Foster
Sizzle” Boal
Dorothy Hamilton
Dorothy Hemmer
Thelma Dunbar
Mary Hemmer
May Carson
Dorothy Cornell
Mary Evelyn Wenke
Russell Phillips
Warren Walters
Edward Carson
Foster Boal
Joe
Clara B. Dice Roe
Bill Suher
Milo Savel
George Ruffin
Norma Perkins
Pers
Bill Hemmer
Mississippi
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Dempsy Jones
Bill Jones
Beset by class clash Beau and Carolyn wed in doubt
Carelys Webster and Kean Bell marry in a rocky match as Carolyn, from a proud rich family, clashes with Beau a filling Station owner. They fight over style and manners while seeking closeness. Beau’s family influence stirs resentment and a late night ride offers fragile reconciliation.
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Carelys Webster
Kean Bell
Beau
Carolyn
Tieau
Scotty
Jennie Sue
Clayton
Olive
Station
Ollie
Lutesburg
Hattie Bell
Stew Ellis
Frank Finny
Gramp
Dotty
Irene
Bay City
Don DeFore in Hollywood Baseball Thespian Tale
Don DeFore recalls a four day on set cinema baseball sequence for Warner Brothers film Brother Rat. He and Wayne Morris, classmates at Pasadena Community Playhouse, later appeared together in Kid Galahad and other projects. DeFore’s career spans Warner Brothers and Columbia Pictures with roles from reporter to lead, tying to Cedar Rapids roots and Broadway hopes.
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Don
Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Rat
J. E. DeFore
Seventh Avenue SE
Virginia Military Institute
University of Southern California
Wayne Morris
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Morris
Galahad
RumaTing
Pasadena
Private Dean
Pat O’brien
Frank McHugh
Columbia Pictures
Pasadena Theatrical School
Robert Young
Karen Morley
Lloyd Nolan
John Carradine
Victor Jory
Broadway
Pr ‘Ena
Cedar Rapids
Bits
Playbox
Pasadena School
Clifford DeFore
New York
Pi Rond
Don DeFore
Pat O'Brien
Flash the cocker spurns rival Boston in Leffingwell home
In Cuyahoga county Ohio the pampered cocker Flash grows jealous of a new Boston terrier. He dominates the Leffingwell household until the baby dog arrives, prompting Flash to plot and finally run away from his cherished home. The story centers on loyalty, possessiveness, and a dog’s dramatic bid for attention.
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Boston
Flash
Leffingwell
Animal Protective League
Lefftingwell
Clark Avenue 5.W
Henry L. Leffingwell
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Mrs. Leffingwell
Radio Schedule Preview Shows a Busy Week on NBC CBS and ABC
A dense list of daily radio programs across NBC CBS and ABC stations including musical hours orchestras and serials such as Charlea Paul at the console Serbian Choral society and Don Ameche appearances. Highlights feature Morgen to Evening segments with multiple chains and regional station identifiers.
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WJZ
NBC
WEAF
Kirkoff
Church of the Air
Robert Y. Wilson
CBS
Wabo and Chain
American Society of Ancient Instruments
Breams
Lone Ago
WJZ Chain
Jordan
OPG
Charlea Paul
OBA
the Pine Tavern
Alice Remsen
WHO
Madrigal Bintera
WEAP
Rolling Trio
Maijor Bowes
Wabc and Chain
Silver
James Whitcomb Riley
Europe
Magic Key
Wasbc and Chain
Serbian Choral Society
King Peter of
Bhenna Rabinoff
Toronto Singers
Marion Talley
Texas Rangers
Vicente Gomez
Phil Cook
Peoples Spriatform
Wabc N. and Chain
Budd
WIZ
Don Ameche
Granile McCarthy
Weap Chain
Spy At Large
Wie
Gluskin
Manhattan
Aketeh
FEO
ABC
Walter Winchell
Weg Chain
Irene Rich
Horace Heldt
Briguilere
WBC
Grant Park
Chicaso
Chicago
Round Table
MBC
Cheerio
Vincent Lopez
ABC and Chain
Johnny Messner
Osborne
Hobby
Charles EA Puller
Iowa
MBS
Char In Rose
WABC
Freddie Bi Martin
Olenguy
Erskine Ranking
NBO
Dance Orchestra
Weaf Chain
Gerioganalina
Henri Gendron
Woc
WCCO
River Boys
Atfaite Et Astheny
Swat
Hinin
Glickman
Torizone
WABO
Science In the News
Paul Douglas
Sports Review
Paul Sabin
Woz Chain
WraTaint Sone
Nac
WIZ Chain
Wallenstein Agrihertia
Chain
Cote
Eddy Duchin
Marek Weber
Perme King’s Orchestra
KMOX
Orum
WYZ Chain
Waec and Chain
Henry Busse
Lum and
Abner
XNOX
Cco
A Ower Pryor
Orehestrs
Earl Ice
Weap Aplit Chain
Ee Ravp
Ted Weeny
Wabc i
ee—Eastwood Fark
Hic Hickman
CBC
Sees Ear
Woo. OS Vata Tae
Common belief about venomous snakes misleads many
The text notes that many venomous snakes possess a flattened, distinct head, countering the idea that only such heads indicate danger. It emphasizes that reliance on head shape alone is misleading for identifying poisonous species.
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Z.C.B.J. Hall
O.K
Mrs. Bell
Thompson
Mrs
Harry Pugh Smith
LNA If
UCM
Hall-Ekfelt
la Hollywood
Fred C. Henson
Payson Terhune’s
Frealdogs
Moraine Devotions
Barbenders
Breakfast Club
Bachelors Children
CBB
Wabc OX
Just Neighbors
NHC
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Wabcox
WBBM
Josh Higsins
Woman In White
David Harum
Lorenzo Jones
WJZ Plit
Kitty Keene
Dan Hardine
Dorothy Dressin
Mary Margaret McBride
WSBM
Myrt
Marge
National Farm
Memoul
Helen Trent
WRBM
Hillop House
Dan Harding
Vic and Sade
Alisa
Judy and
Lanny
Edward MacHugh
Ospel Singer
WEES
Betty and
Bob
al Churches
People’s