Ostrekoff Jewels Adventure Across War Torn Europe
Wilfred Haven carries the Ostrekoff jewels from Petrograd to Warsaw pursued by Polish officers Colonel Patinsky and Captain Esterhaczy who offer a three way split of the treasure. Haven resists and plans escape with Anna Kastellane amid a snowbound flight and threats of Odessa detention.
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Bynopsis
Wilfred Maven
Petrograd
Ostrekoff
London
Elisaveta Ostrekoff
Anna Kastellane
Haven
Fetrograd
Warsaw
Anna Kaatellane
Anna
Colonel Patinsky
Esterhaczy
Patinsky
Maven
Esterhacsy
Bisces
Governor Zakoff Faces Mysterious Visitor in Odessa
In a tense Odessa council room Governor Serge Zakoff struggles to manage a long audience list. Anna Andrekovitch, a former comrade, arrives with crucial details about a plan involving General Grotzowill and a southern march with the Polish army toward the White forces.
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Gerge Zakoff
Odessa
Lydia Andrekovitch
Serge Zakoff
Zakoff
Anna
Petrograd
Warsaw
Grotzowill
Famous Invention Puzzle Clue Grid
A puzzle style listing with horizontal and vertical clues about boats pitchers and nautical terms. Includes numbered wordplay and definition hints for a crossword like grid.
Comrade Anna Pleads for Safe Departure From Frontier Plot
Comrade Anna seeks aid from the governor to escape with the American after a planned flight to a friendly country. She claims Polish cavalryman Putinsky and aviator Esterhadzy plotted to seize their possessions and kill or strand them, but her brave companion foiled the plan. She asks for a permit to depart with the American and for arrests of the two would‑be assailants if they pursue the plane.
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Grotzowill
Putinsky
Esterhadzy
Anna
Zakoff
Patinsky
Esterhaczy
Gaynor Ayres Come Alive In Servants Entrance At Paramount
Janet Gaynor and Lew Ayres reunite in Servants Entrance at Paramount for four days starting Tuesday. Ned Sparks Walter Connolly Louise Dresser also star as a society girl and inventor turned chauffeur. The film blends comedy with romance, showing Gaynor in a versatile comic turn and Ayres as a young inventor.
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Janet Gaynor
Lew Ayres
Paramount Theater
Ned Sparks
Walter Connolly
Louise Dresser
Miss Gaynor
Mr. Ayres
Janet
Ayres
Dames Ends Run At Paramount With Four Day Run
The text notes the completed four day engagement of the musical comedy Dames shown at the Paramount theater featuring a family chauffeur and a rich girl in hot water as an inexperienced kitchen maid.
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Miss Gaynor
Dames
Paramount Theater
Limberlost Story Returns on Iowa Screen
Gene Stratton Porter’s A Girl of the Limberlost is adapted for a second time and begins a four day run in Iowa today. The film follows Elnora Comstock’s quest for education, with Louise Dresser leading a cast that includes Marian Marsh Ralph Morgan and H B Walthall.
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Gene Stratton Porter
Limberlost
Iowa Today
Elnora Comstock
Miss Porter
Louise Dresser
Marian Marsh
Ralph Morgan
H. B. Walthall
Helen Jerome Eddy
Eddie Nugent
GiGi Parish
Betty Blythe
Harry
Grant Wood Paintings Reproduced In Color In Chicago
Two Grant Wood paintings were reproduced in color in the Chicago Tribune. The works include Daughters of Revolution and The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, shown at the Art Institute of Chicago as part of A Century of Progress exhibition.
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Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Tribune
Paul Revere
Art Institute of Chicago
Theaters Show New Releases With Notable Casts
At the theaters Town presents A Girl of the Limber Lost with Marian Marsh Louise Dresser and Ralph Morgan. Paramount screens Dames starring Dick Powell Ruby Keeler. State shows Million Dollar Ransom with Mary Carlisle Edward Arnold and Phillips Holmes. Palace features Change of Heart with Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell and Oil's Well with Chic Sale. Rialto offers The Merry Frinka with Aline MacMahon Guy Kibbee and Nevada Cyclone. Olympic shows Bottoms Up with Spencer Tracy and John Boles in Lets Be Bitsy with Patricia Ellis and Frank McHugh.
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Spencer Tracy
See Paterson
John Boles
Patricia Ellis
Frank McHugh
Ann Goes To Nursery School At Home
Lois debates nursery school for Ann Miller as Miss Green, a trained nursery worker, urges enrollment. Finances and family needs weigh against sending Ann while she has a brother at home. Lois plans to study child care further before deciding.
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Ann
Lois
Miss Green
John David
Mr. Miller
Nursery school idea as aid for working mothers
A 1934 filing contends for an early education solution, arguing a nursery school helps mothers away from home. It references Ann as the first potential enrollees and notes current attendance at Miller nursery with John David while parents co attend.
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Ann
Miller Nursery
John David
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E. Phillips Oppenheim
Public Ledger
Europe
Russia
Divinoff
Nicholas Esterhaczy
General Grottowill
Poland
Wilfred Haven
Harvard
5Th Avenue
St. Joseph
Olav
Roosevelt
The
Florentine Room
Qanelt
Roosevelt Hotel
S.cadow
U 8B
Hopskiln
Incarnation of Vishnu
Cow
Lava
Eugene
Miss Ad-Taker
Janette Serrec
Will
Miss Serrec
Iowa Theater
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Quinlan
Gaynor-Ayres
Paramount
Matinee
le Palac
Eernes
Charles Farrell
Change OF
Ginger Rogers
James Dunn
Shirley Temple
Iowa
Grant
Chicago
Rialto
Merry Frinks
Guy Kibbee
Aline Macmahon
Bud and
Ben
Nevada
John Dillinger
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Death
16E
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Pete Smith
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Wetral Cresby
Town State Savings Bank
Paul Pavils
Blanche Pavils
George Pavils
Dorothy Pavils
Alice Pavils
Mildred Pavelis
Rosie Pavils
Joseph Pavils
Pavils
District Court of
Linn County
Meteser
Recorder of
Linn
County
Rei
Paul Pavile
Dremisea
V. Bhonka
Trewin, Bimmons and Trewin
Plaintif
Shrine Auditorium
New York
fLy
Gilbert & Sullivan Comic Opera Co
Organization OF
Danforth
Viel Cherry
Rey Groep
Aerhere
Storege and
Philadelphia
Chience
America
Gene Stratton
Porter
Harry Gribbon
Edgar Bergen
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