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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1934

Page

7

Cedar Rapids Fall and Winter Reading Sets Cozily Pace

Cedar Rapids readers settle in for fall and winter with a mix of biographies poetry travel and fiction. Prominent local collectors Miss Jessie Averill Miss Lulu Averill and Mrs M S Hallman share favorites including Nijinsky The Testament of Youth and Goodbye Mr Chips along with new releases like We Explore London Mustapha Kemal and Turkmenistan related works.

Eliza Hickok Cedar Rapids Mr. Chips Thorugh the Grove Samuel Rogis Nijinsky Stark Young Paul Engle Cedar Apids Ames Hilton Rome Burns Alexander Woollcott White House Ike Hoover Vera Brittain Town Hall John M. Ely George E. Sokolsky China Elgid Jane Addams Martha Berry Grace Dodge Wilfred ‘Grenfell Jessie Averill Lulu Averill Ida Elizabeth Sigrid Undset Miss Undset Walter de la Mare Mr. Ps M. S. Hallman Bonmikusch Hallie Erminie Reeves Louisa Cornelia Meigs Tanemlin Harold Lamb Challapin Ginger Griffin Ann Bridge Charles Shackell Albert J. Nock C. R. Wilson

Not a travel book Going Abroad a Rose Macaulay work

A review panel lauds Rose Macaulay’s Going Abroad as a novel rich in wit and irony rather than a travel book. It highlights books on English cathedrals and inns such as Cathedrals of England and The Old Inns of England, noting postwar England’s renewed interest in landmarks and roads. It finishes by listing winter-reading picks including The Coming American Boom and Freedom Versus Organization.

Fred ‘Winter Modern Reading Club Ceoil Lavell Grinnell College Winter Lavell Paull Engle Alabama Peter Fleming Far East Asia Turkestan Eleanor Holgate Lattimore Central Asia Mr. Lattimore Irving Stone Vincent van Gogh Mr. Stone van Gogh Rose Macaulay Miss Macaulay Cathedrals of England Harry Batsford Charles Fry Old Inns of England A. E. Richardson England L. L. B. Angus Bertrand Russell Dixie Roark Bradford Max Miller Pitcairn's Island Mornoff and Hall Ruth Suckow Ring Lardner

Vaudeville At Iowa Friday To Feature Varieties Company

The Gazette previews a Friday vaudeville show at Iowa with a Varieties Company and other acts to be announced. The program spotlights Miriam Hopkins in The Richest Girl in the World with plot about disguise and romance, alongside cast members Joel McCrea Reginald Denny and Henry Stephenson.

Iowa The Miriam Hopkins Miss Hopkins Fay Wray Beieves Joel McCrea Reginald Denny Henry Stephenson

Olympic Twin Bill Brings Comedy and Drama to Screen

The Olympic theater opens a four day run with Only Yesterday starring Margaret Sullavan John Boles Edna May Oliver Billie Burke Benita Hume Reginald Denny and others along with Goldie Gets Along featuring Lili Damita Charles Morton Bam Hardy A touring beauty contest musical numbers and a cartoon round out the program.

Olympic Theater Margaret Sullavan John Boles Edna May Oliver Billie Burke Benita Hume Reginald Denny

Paramount Plans Double Features Starting Oct 12

The Paramount theater will begin a new policy of double features on every program starting Friday October 12 with two changes weekly on Fridays and Tuesdays. Upcoming highlights include Will Rogers in Judge Priest and Cleopatra with Claudette Colbert, along with Forsaking All Others and Greta Garbo in The Painted Veil among others.

Wimpole Street Paramount Theater Robert Montgomery Paramount Metro-Goldwyn-Mayr Fox Universal Warner Brothers United Artists Will Rogers Judge Priest Cecil B. DeMille Claudette Colbert Maurice Chevalier Jeanette McDonald George Arlis Alexander Dumas Monte Christo Joe Penner Lanny Ross Greta Garbo Mae Est

Brotherhood presents music program at BERTRAM church

The Brotherhood of the Methodist church hosted a Friday evening program of music dialogue and readings. Participants included Rev J Bruce Eyestone George Kramer F G Anderson Kyle Blaine Leonzo Berry Mrs A R Minish Mary Anderson Helen Roselle and Jean Minish. They will chair a November 2 program and social at the church with Floyd Kitchen and Harold Lerner in charge.

Bertram Brotherhood of the Methodist Church J. Bruce Eyestone George Kramer F. G. Anderson Kyle Blaine Leonzo Berry A. R. Minish Mary Anderson Helen Roselle Jean Minish Brotherhood Floyd Kitchen Harold Lerner

Littleport Carnival At School This Wednesday

Littleport plans its annual school carnival on Wednesday at the school. An 8 to 9 pm free entertainment will be in the auditorium with refreshments and game concessions. Contestants include Leo J. Kafer L Lowell Zapf Keith B Kafer Oliver Emerson Veryl H Neading for the boys and Eilene Ann Dinan Leona Mae Corsan Dorothy June Hunter Fern Nadine Reick Una Lucille Lenhart for the girls.

Littleport Leo J. Kafer L. Lowell Zapf Keith B. Kafer Oliver Emerson Veryl H. Neading Eilene Ann Dinan Leona Mae Corsan Dorothy June Hunter Fern Nadine Reick Una Lucille Lenhart

Hold-Up Play in Trump Contracts in The World of Bridge

In this excerpt from The World of Bridge by Josephine Culbertson, the hold-up play is explored as a rare tactic even against a strong trump suit. The discussion analyzes when delaying the winning card helps shield long cards, prevent run-throughs, and safeguard against ruffs, with examples from a North dealer scenario and specific card holdings.

Josephine Culbertson West South East Soultt Jack

Bridge expert Mrs Culbertson answers questions

Mrs Culbertson invites readers to send bridge questions with stamped self addressed envelopes to Josephine Culbertson in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette. In Kalona, Joe C Miller sustained the loss of two fingers when his hand was caught in a sausage grinder and was hospitalized in Iowa City.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Josephine Culbertson Culbertson Kalona Joe C. Miller University Hospital Iowa City

Mae West Charms In Belle Of The Nine Tales At Paramount

Mae West stars in Belle of the Nine Ties, playing Ruby Carter with a tiger like swagger. John Miljan as Ace plots theft while Mae uses cunning to outsmart him and the Tiger Kid. She performs songs including St Louis Woman and My Old Flame and the act features an Ernest Truex comedy and Paramount extras.

Mane West Paramount Mae New Orleans St. Louie Mississippi Delta John Miljan Ace Tiger Kid Mac Ruby Carter Mae West St. Louis Ernest Truex Paramount Sound F.C.H

Funeral services for Mrs Florence O Connor

Funeral services for Mrs Florence O Connor will be held at her mother Esther Rhatigan s home in Prairieburg at 2 p m Monday Fr Stratton of Central City will officiate and burial will be in Prairieburg cemetery Friends may call at the home until noon Monday

Prairieburg Florence O'Connor Esther Rhatigan Rev. Co Stratton Central City

45¢ free ee 400 French viion Sal

Readable text shows a fragment announcing a sale or price offer likely in a small ad. It mentions 45¢ and a French vision related phrase, but the target event or item is unclear from the fragment. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.

Report Gains in September Gas Tax Receipts

Des Moines AP report shows state gasoline tax in September totaling 1,093,582.75 dollars, up from August 1,046,913.20 and September 1933’s 1,045,267.17. September allocations included 5,266.04 to sales tax, 48,316.71 refunds, 5,000 administration, 460,000 for secondary roads and 575,000 for primary roads. Inheritance tax for the month reached 52,539.24, up by 19,166.75 from September 1933.

Des Moines

Cigaret Taxes Rise in September Reports

Des Moines AP states September cigarette tax revenue totaled $103,531.12, up $1,450.96 from September 1933 and $7,696.15 higher than September 1932 totals, per State Treasurer Wegman.

Des Moines Wegman

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