Amusements in Huron a Double Feature Slapstick
Local theatres offer Grand Slam a bright contract bridge satire starring Paul Lukas and Loretta Young with a large cast. The Mazure Falcon mystery stars Bebe Daniels with a two day State Theatre run. Frank Trummer narrates The Crooked Path as a bonus. Tonight regional showings include Private Jones Rasputin and the Empress Shopworn and Maltese Falcon.
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Huron
Paul Lukas
Lorettta Young
Helen Vinson
Frank McHugh
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Glenda Farrell
Bebe Daniels
Dashiell Hammitt
Pinkerton
Miss Daniels
Richardo Cortez
Dudley Dgiges
Una Merkel
Robert Elliott
Thelma Todd
J. Farrell MacDonald
State Theatre
Frank “Monk
Trummer
Omaha
Private Jones
Ler
BIJOU
Bridge Expert Vies and Radio Menu Highlights
A compact broadcast schedule lists 8:30 a revival of a war serial K-T, 9:30 a radio forum with Secretary Roper, 1:30 Hollywood on the Air, 7:00 Singin Sam, 3:00 Ruth Etting, 9:00 Country Club, 10:00 Barlow Symphony, 0:30 Marx Brothers, 8:00 Minstrel Show, 10:20 Phantom Gypsy violin, and Tuesday High Spots on WEAF NBC with 2:30 p.m Women's Radio, plus WABC CBS and Pan-American events including a noon Pan American Society meeting and 11:30 a.m. Pan-American Day celebration.
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K-T
Secretary Roper
Radio Forum
Hollywood
WABC
CBS
Sam
New Time
Ruth Etting
Country Club
Barlow Symphony
Wijz
NBC
WEAF
WABRC
Curtis Symphony
WJZ
Radio Features Best in Radioland at Local Circus Broadcasts
The Associated Press Radio Editor notes two Madison Square Garden broadcasts from the circus. NBC will air a matinee around 1:30 PM tomorrow. CBS will present another hour long show Saturday afternoon on WABC CBS. Tonight WEAF NEC schedules a national opera concert at 7:30.
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Ings Weer
Madison Square Garden
NBC
Wabccbs
Ory
Opera
New Se
The Whirligig: Lobby Power Shifts in Washington
The piece notes three dominant lobbies in Washington the Anti-Saloon League the American Legion and the A F L with railroad brotherhoods that faced setbacks under Roosevelt. It highlights Rice Means leading a one man veterans lobby and mocks Kansas Governor Landon over rail fare misfortune and a bleak mood at the State Department amid trips and vanished humor.
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Washington
Anti- Saloon League
American Legion
A. F. of L
Railroad Brotherhoods
Roosevelt
Rice Means
Colorado
Cuba
Gov. Landon
Kansas
Kansas City
Trade talks and diplomatic rotations under the new administration
A clashing mix of administrative shifts and foreign policy notes emerges as Sumner Weells is slated for the Latin American division, Francis White nears a South American ambassadorship, and Warren Delano Robbins may head Canada. Irish Senator Connelly seeks an early trade accord but lacks authority. The piece also notes executive agreements requiring scrapping, bank issues with Hibernia in New Orleans, nepotism claims, cigarette advertisers retreating from radio, Japan apologies for a China mission bombing, and Britain’s gold holdings affecting pound policy.
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Sumner Weells
State Department
Francis White
Warren Delano
Robbins
Canada
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Blanton
Texas
Bill Clerk
House
Japan
China
Britain
Morgan Inquiry Divides New York Financial World
Journal by Janes McMullin Morgan commentary shows a split in New York on regulating Morgan. A sizable anti Morgan faction includes key stock firms while loyalists fear losing the bank’s magical leadership. Mutual rescue expectations may alter Wall Street dynamics and backstopping practices.
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New York
Janes McMullin Morgan
Stock Exchange
Morgan's
Morgan
Wall Street
Bond fears and inflation loom over municipal markets
Authorities foresee a municipal bond crisis as tax collections falter nationwide and defaults rise. Plans to assess Alleghany for Missouri Pacific debt threaten a collapse, with the ICC weighing action. Inflation worries grip New York, fueling talks of silver or large government bond issues to calm Congress. Foreign exchange intrigue surrounds Kent and a hopeful recovery plan.
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New York
Washington
Kent
Fred Kent
Foreign Exchange
Supreme Court vacancy looms as Willis Van Der vanter nears exit
Observers expect a prominent liberal to succeed Justice Van Der vanter. Reporters recount unrest in Germany under the Nazi regime with watching, talk fearing reprisals and street parades. Eyewitness notes Roma Jews fleeing Rhineland toward France amid tightened borders and escalating propaganda.
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Willis van Dervanter
Supreme Court
Germany
Gable
Kolinsky
Berlin
den Linden
Rhineland
France
Rhine
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