Marion Davies Stars in It's a Wise Child at Bijou
Marion Davies leads a new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy drama It's a Wise Child opening Sunday and Monday at the Bijou. The brisk production directed by Robert Z Leonard follows Joyce Stanton a small town belle entangled with a pompous banker and a romantic twist amid fast-paced streets and a witty courtroom subplot.
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Marion Davies
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Laurence E. Johnson
Belasco Theatre
New York
Robert Z. Leonard
Miss Davies
Miss. Davies
Joyce Stanton
Sidney Blackmer
Polly Moran
Lester Vail
Robert McWade
Marie Provost
Annie
Sin Takes a Holiday delivers humor and drama fusion
Constance Bennett stars in a Pathe comedy drama about a plain secretary who becomes the focus of two elite men. Directed by Paul Stein, the Bijou engagement follows her Europe return from a dull marriage as she seeks a divorce to wed a more thoughtful suitor.
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Constance Bennett
New Pathe Star
Paul Stein
Tie
Poe
Europe
Sin
Bijou
Mystery Play Opens At Bijou April 10
The Bat Whispers screens at the Bijou on Friday and Saturday. Chester Merwin stars in a suspenseful mystery with Una Merkel and Maude Eburne among the cast. Roland West directs for United Artists in a fast paced production with striking camera work and a tense, puzzle solving plot.
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Bijou
Roland West
United Artists
Chester Mer
Morris
Maude Eburne
Charles Dow Clark
Spencer Charters
Una Merkel
West
Unfaithful Opens at Huron Theatre With Ruth Chatterton
Ruth Chatterton stars in Unfaithful at the Huron theatre Tuesday through Thursday. The drama follows a wife humblingly betrayed by her aristocratic husband, leading to a divorce demand and a perilous chase for true love amid London society. Paul Lukas co stars along with Paul Cavanaugh Juliette Compton Donald Cook and others in a suspenseful adaptation by John Van Druten.
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Ruth Chatterton
Huron Theatre
Paul Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Cavanaush
Ruth
Huth
London
John van Druten
Young Woodley
Miss Chatterton
Paul Lukas
Lukas
Paul Cavannaugh
Juliette Compton
Donald Cook
Sid Sayle
Bruce Warren
John Cromwell
Tailor Made Men Show At Huron Theatre This Weekend
Huron Theatre screens Tailor Made Men starring William Haines this Saturday at midnight and Sunday. Monday shows continue the run with further performances Tuesday through Thursday for an ongoing cinema engagement.
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William Haines
Huron Theater
Haines
Huron Theatre
Week of Vintage Screen Ad Passages at Local Theaters
The week features Nervy titles including Unfaithful starring Ruth Chatterton and Paul Latkas. Friday and Saturday bring The Finger Points with Richard Barthelmess Fay Wray and Regis Toomey. BUOY THEATRE presents Child with Marion Davies Sunday and Monday. Sin Takes a Holiday stars Constance Bennett and Kenneth McKenna. Friday and Saturday The Bat Whispers features Chester Morris.
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Ruth Chatterton
Paul Latkas
Richard Barthelmess
Fay Wray
Regis Toomey
Buoy Theatre
Marion Davies
Constance Bennett
Kenneth McKenna
Chester Morris
Radio Features The Best in Radioland broadcast lineup
New York on April 11 will feature Senators Walsh and Gore as speakers at the Jefferson Day dinner. George Gordon Battle will preside as two minute program slots run on WIZ and affiliates at 9 and 10 p.m. The schedule includes Frank duty of commerce Julius Klein on WABC and a variety of musical and talk segments. The guide lists Easter services, broadcasts from Arcietone Cemetery, Walter Reed, and other stations with notable names such as Lily Pons and Bainbridge Colby.
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Massachusetts
Gore
Oklahoma
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George Gordon Battle
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Washington
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England
Julius Klein
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacasa
United States
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Deak
Tabor
Little Jack Little
Petter
WEAF
Arcietone Cemetery
Sunris
Walter Reed Hospital
Mt. da Francisco
Chicago
WJZ
William Temple
York
London
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Uncle Henry
Bainbridge Colby
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Ian
Women set to form special army in wartime Poland
Parliament driven plan to compel female service in Warsaw outlines a women’s army. Girls reach 18 and serve, forming a reserve in war. Separately, Punjab region of India is home to about 25 million people across 123,700 square miles.
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Warsaw
Punjab
India
Trees Planted In 18 Central South Dakota Towns
The Izaak Walton league drive in Central South Dakota reports 644 Chinese elm trees pledged for 18 towns. Huron leads with 402 trees, followed by Wolsey 42 and Welington 41, then Cavour 31, Yale 25, Highmore 17, Hitchcock 15, Miller 16, Frankfort 13, Doland 10, Raymond 6, Bancroft 6, Wayland 11, Woonsocket 6, Redfield 5, Esmond 2, Groton 1. Home towns determine standings in this week-old effort to plant 10,000 trees weekly.
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South Dakota
Izaak Walon League
Huronite
South Dakoata
Huron
Wolsey
Wessington
Walsey
Welsington
Cavour
Yale
Highmore
Hitchcock
Miller
Frankfort
Doland
Raymond
Bancroft
Wayland
Woonsocket
Redfield
Esmond
Groton
Izaak Walton
Central South Dakota
Clarence
and Gordon
Babenck
Victor Stratton
Glen Robinson
John Wilson
Mary Maag
Florence Olson
Ardway Bennett
Carl Edd
Royal Danish
Melvin McNickle
Clarence Lund
Harlan M. Blake
Lloyd Ptacek
Chester Topp
Robert E. McAfee
Georg M. Hofer
Maxine Link
Robert Finizei
Calvin Calendine
Central South Dakota Tree Planting Club Sees Growth
The Evening Huronite reports a community drive to boost local prosperity through tree planting. It lists 33 members of the Central South Dakota Tree Planting club and 23 Junior Izaak Walton league members across Huron, Wolsey, Wessington, and other towns, with a note of 3,064 telephones in service on December 31, 1930.
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South Dakota
Central South Bunkota
Central South Dakota
Izaake Walton
Central South Dakota Tree Planting Club
Robert Devers
Huron
Marvin Moyer
al Myra Bushfield
Itedcock
Anderson
Irene
Doris
Hazel Tschetter
Jean Hathaway
Chester Fritz
Wolsey
Lucille Maag
Cavour
Mary J. Hutchinson
Wessington
Paul Wittenberger
Vivian Schneider
David Maul
Richard Pratt
Dolores Gross
Yale
Robert van Dyke
Lloyd Blair
Groton
Robert Curry
Ernest Passenheim
Andrew Hanson
Robert Crosswall
Woonsocket
Kenneth Diekhoff
Melvin Topp
Clarence Orman
Lyna Vondracek
Lester McBride
John P. Baird
Frankfort
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