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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1938

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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