It's Tough To Be Famous and Radio Patrol In The Pics
Movie listings include Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Mary Brian in It's Tough To Be Famous on Mon Tue. Also Universal News and Robin Armstrong with Lila Les and June Clyde in Radio Patrol. Other features list The Boy Friend and While Paris Sleeps with Ramon Novarro Madge Evans and Ralph Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbenks, Jr
Mary Brian
Eurel and Hardy
Universal News
Robin Armstrong
Lila Les
June Clyde
Radio Patrol
Boy Friend
Four News
Victor McLarglen
Willem’ Blakewell
Helen Mack
Paris
Ramon Novarro
Madge Evans
Ralph Graves
Screen Schedule Highlights for The Week
The week presents a slate of comedies and adventures. Tom Brown stars in Fast Compan ions while Strange As It Seems provides a quirky counterpoint. Bob Steele appears in Man From Hell's Edges with Zasu Pitts and Lucien Littlefield in Strangers of the Evening. Frederic March and Sylvia Sidney headline Merry We Go To Hell with Skeets Gallagher. Tallulah Bankhead leads The Cheat with Irving Pichel. George O'Brien stars in Miders of the Purple Sage alongside Rin Tin Tin in The Lone Defender. Next Sunday The Miracle Man features prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brown
New Screen
Idol
Metro News
Ben Lyon
Thelma Todd
Constance Cummings
Columbia
Bob Steele
Hell's Edges
Sun
Frederic March
Sylvia Sidney
Skeets Gallagher
Paramount
Tallulah Bankhead
Irving Pichel
George O'Brien
Rin-Tin Tin
Lone Defender
Four Women in tense months ahead of national race
Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Roosevelt vie for social prominence, joined by Mrs. Dolly Gann and Mrs. Garner. The four months before November will shape who dominates Washington society as presidential and vice presidential fortunes hinge on their actions and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Furman
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Dolly Gann
John N. Garner
Hoover-Gann
Roosevelt-Garner
Washinton
Lou Henry Hoover
White House
Camp Rapidan
Iowa
China
London
California
Washington, D.C
Hoover
America
Nicholas Longworth
Alice
Roosevelt
Kansan
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
John N. Garber
He Who Hesitates Is Lost in Golf Says Farrell
In this telling from Johnny Farrell via Artie McGovern, the patient golfer who overanalyzes every lie and grip misses trophies. The piece cautions against ultra rapid-fire play, urging balanced focus and relaxed muscles to achieve a perfect swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie McGovern
Sisler Worst Fielder In Texas League Midseason
George Sisler once rated a top player for the Browns, but by midseason he had the Texas League first baseman's poorest fielding average. He quit as Tyler's playing manager and led in errors while placing seventh in putouts and assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Tyler
Butterhorns and Frozen Fruit Salad from Old Menu
Old recipe note outlines a frozen fruit salad with mayonnaise cream and canned fruit, plus a butterhorn dough recipe. It describes mixing ingredients, freezing the salad, serving on lettuce, and topping with more mayonnaise. The butterhorns dough uses yeast, milk, eggs, sugar, salt, and flour with a two rise and 8 inch circles baked to form triangular rolls.
Cubs' Warneke Aims For 20 Wins In Breakout Season
Cubs pitcher Lou Warneke, 23, has beaten seven NL teams this season and stands at 14 wins against 3 losses at midseason. The Mt Ida Arkansas native rose from class D to the majors in three years with Rogers Hornsby as manager and Zach Taylor refining his control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lou Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Mt. Ida
Ark
Lon
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Taylor
Warneke
Zach
Chilled Diced Fruit and Fried Chicken Supper Menu
A meal outline lists chilled diced fruit with pineapple peaches pears cherries lemon juice sugar and fruit juice, served in glass cups with strawberries. Fried chicken for 12 uses spring chickens flour salt paprika and fat, browned then simmered until tender, with potato balls and parsley butter paprika for serving.
Lions Club president hands over role in Los Angeles
Julien C Hyer of Texas passes the presidency of the International Association of Lions Clubs to Charles H Hatton a Wichita capitalist at the 16th annual convention in Los Angeles. Kansas City AP notesCharles Bernard St John the incubator baby who weighed one pound at birth now weighs over six pounds at three months and is in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jack van Beber
Conrad Caldwell
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Bobby Pearce
Oklahoma A
M. College
Melvin Clodfelter
Stillwater
Edgar Nemir
University of California
Big Jack Riley
Northwestern University
Julien C. Hyer
Texas
International Association of Lions
Charles H. Hatton
Wichita Capitalist
Los Angeles
Cali
Kanbas City
Charles Bernard St. John
Crowned King of Gypsy World
Gypsy tribesmen crown Steve Staines as their King at his Joetroit home in a historic ceremony. Franley defeats Joseph Marks for heir apparent as votes pour in from abroad during the secret coronation. King Steve supports education for his people and listens to advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Staines
Joetroit
Franley
Joseph Marks
King John
Steve
Southworth Replaces Leibold as Red Birds Manager
In Columbus, Billy Southworth succeeds Harry Leibold as manager of the Columbus Red Birds. This marks the second time a manager has been ousted in favor of the other, as Southworth had previously taken Leibold’s role when Seibold moved from Cleveland to the Chicago White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Leibold
Columbus Red Birds
Billy Southworth
Southworth
Leibold
Seibold
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
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Houston Theatre
Universal
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Lila Lee
Alabama Theatre
Biff
Bing
Bang
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Garner
Mrs. Hoover
Curtis
Mooney
Yassah
Johnny Farrell
Sisler
George
Dothan
Eagle
Butterhorns
U. S
CUBS
Star Moundsman
Zach Taylor
Cub Catcher
Lions Head
Little Bill
Big Ben
Pen Eastman
Little Bill Carr
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Palo Alto
Carr
Hambone’s Meditations
J. P. Adey
Best
Blue Bennett
Rimson Furniture Co
Weet Main St
Bonnett
Blumberg
The
Blue Bonnette Studio
Harris Furniture CO
N. Foster Street
P. O.—Merrill Bldg
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