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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
12
The Cedar Rapids Iowa Theater will show five R. K. O. vaudeville acts each Sunday starting Oct. 16, booked from Chicago. Harry Holdsberg, manager, says bookings are underway for the first Sunday program, reviving the George era with weekly vaudeville and a new picture feature each Sunday.
Jean Harlow stars in The Beast of the City at the State theater opening Friday and Saturday. The drama follows an underworld beauty who wins a police detective’s affection and exposes city political machinations. Also shows The Last of the Mohicans chapter with Carey Booth Coghlan.
The Rialto presents Heading North with Bob Steele Barbara Luddy Perry Murdock Walter Shumway Eddie Dunn Fred Burns and Jim Welch. An action western drama showcases fisticuffs gun play and thrills along with a comedy Vitagraph Brevities news and Cats and the Fiddle.
The page lists film showings including The Night of June 13 starring Clive Brook Lila Lee and Charles Ruggles Paramount and Okay America with Lew Ayres at Towne. Jean Harlow and Walter Huston appear in Beast of the City with Rialto Heading North with Bob Steele and Majestic The Comebacks with Raymond's Comedians in Come dians.
Members of District No 14 Iowa Retail Hardware association will hold a meeting and banquet at Hotel Roosevelt Monday Oct 3 at 7 pm Between 75 and 100 members are to attend Fred Rubias is chairman on arrangements
The feature program includes Josef von Sternberg’s production work for Dietrich along with the film Morocco and Shanghai Express. Tom Mix, Richard Arlen, and Benjy Ruben appear in Paramount on Parade. A Betty Boop musical and late world events including the World Series opener are shown in Paramount news.
Paramount opens Blonde Venus starring Marlene Dietrich in the title role with Ons Jannings and Herbert Marshall in supporting parts. The drama traces a American woman who loves two men and endures joy pride and shame as fashions of beauty shift with the times. Starting Saturday at the Paramount theater.
In Hyde Park a new policewoman tried to enforce decency rules for unaccompanied children. She ordered two children in bathing suits away, when a male bystander rushed her into the water. She was drenched before another officer arrived to rescue her.
Uncle Rays Corner tours Italy in a rapid sky voyage from Genoa and Pisa to Rome and Pompeii. The narrator notes the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Rome’s ancient Colosseum, then observes hillside villages in the southern heel with dome roofs and shepherds. The trip ends with a return to Ireland and plans for tomorrow’s Little Saturday Talk.
The leaflet lists 24 riddles five magic tricks and seven puzzles available by mail. Send a letter with a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper for delivery. Copyright 1932.
Mussolini asserts firm control over the Italian stock exchange with officials now effectively government employees, aiming to curb financial juggling as reports indicate.
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