Belle Fourche Emerges as Regional Oil Center in West
News notes Belle Fourche again anchors a broad oil and gas drive across three states. South Dakota Wyoming and Montana plan summer drilling on multiple structures including Oak Creek anticline St Gage and Nu Zim while extending and resuming work on several old wells amid favorable weather and new targets.
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Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Oak Creek
Butte County
Here
St. Gage
Camp Creek
West Butte County
Chalk Buttes
Baker
Mont
Kara
Osage
Wyo
Why Hess in Radmland on New York Radio
A radio feature roundup from New York outlines weekly international broadcasts on WABC CBS NBC. It notes plans for London Sousa music by Grenachers, Arnold Zweig from Berlin, May 16 France war memorial dedication with NBC, a St Olaf sacred choir from Minneapolis, Eskimos orchestra from a New York hotel, Will Rogers guest spots, and various schedule shifts across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WJZ NBC stations with concerts, drama, and show broadcasts through the week. The piece lists multiple program times and performers including Henry Reser, the Eskimos, and Rajes.
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New York
WABC
Eugene Cousens
St. Olaf's Lutheran Choir
Minneapolis
Wabc-Cbs
Henry Reser
Eskimos Orchestra
Weaf-Nbc
Willi Rogers
Lewis Billy Burke
WEAF
NBC
Alice Joy
West
Roxy
WJZ
Isham Jon
the Street
Guy Lombarde
the Jesters
Ben Selvin
Orchester
Josef Koesnitz
McCragy Bro
Paris
Jewish University of Jerusalem
Harry Richmond
Rubinoff
NBC Orchestra
WAEBC
CBS
Hungary
Builders of America
Williams Green
Ernest Hutcheson
Wdz
Dave Schooler
Ralph Kirbery
Freshman Edition of Student Published
Yankton April 30 Special The annual freshman edition of the Student Yankton college campus publication appears with its usual chronicle of first year student successes Dwight Schwab of Pierre edits the paper Leslie Rudd Yankton is business manager The edition features red ink signaling radical tendencies and possibly the end of the depression Others who helped include Cleon Reidinger Tyndall Vivian Lindahl Tilden Margery Goding Skagway Marjorie Newton Colone Frank Pearson Webster Bernard Daniels Yankton Earl Smith Newell Roger Nelson Viborg Irene Furlong Presho
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Yankton
Yankton College
Dwight Schwab
Pierre
Leslie Rudd
Schwab
Cleon Reidinger
Tyndall
Vivian Lindahl
Tilden
Neb
Margery Goding
Skagway
Alaska
Marjorie Newton
Colone
Frar& Pearson
Webster
Bernard Daniels
Yankiin
Earl Smith
Newell
Roger Nelson
Viborg
Irene Furlong
Presho
Watertown to host conference speaker Rev Dr Patton
The forty first annual meeting of the Congregational conference of South Dakota will be held in Watertown at the First Congregational church from April 28 to May 1. Rev Dr Carl S Patton of Los Angeles will speak as moderator of the general council of the Congregational and Christian Churches and will tour multiple state conferences by air and rail this spring.
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Rey Carl
Watertown
Carl S. Patton
Los Angeles
General Council of of the
Congregational and Christian Churches
Congregational Conference of
South Dakota
First Congregational Church of
Patton
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
First Congregational Church
Maine
Chicago Theological Seminary
Seattle
Wash
Barly
Greenville
Mich
Oberlin College
Ohia
Andover Theological Seminary
Boston
Mass
Pastos
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Hyde County Girl Reviews 4 H Work
Antoinette Ondricek, 15, writes the Banner Sewing club history in Hyde County Central South Dakota. The group formed 1930 under Stella Hall with Esther McGough president and Ruth Thurston later, reporting six meetings yearly, planning dairy foods and demonstration teams, and praising 4 H as worthwhile youth training.
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Banner Sewing Club
Nerthem
Hyde County
South Dakota
Antoinette Ondricek
Our
Stella Hall of Orient
Esther McGough
Alta Elfrick
Josephine Ondricek
Olive Lusk
Marion Thurston
Sadie Cermak
Banner
Highmore
Cheyennne Agency
Brookings
Stella Hall
Ruth Thurston
Eileen Vopat
Mildred McGough
Sacajawea Troop 2 Plans Two Hikes with Merit Goals
Sacajawea Troop 2 met after school with 43 Girl Scouts led by Captain White and First Lieutenant Eves. Betty Martin opened the meeting with song as girls discussed observed birds and practiced signaling, judging heights and distances, Tenderfoot tests, and bed-making, with one patrol creating a silhouette. Elaine Ruhn, in Doris Petersons’ patrol, earned 600 merit badge points and was reassigned to Mary Jean Scruby's patrol per troop reporter Heryl Becker.
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Sacajawea Troop 2
White
Eves
Betty Martin
Elaine Ruhn
Doris Peterson
Mary Jean Scruby
Heryl Becker
Pleasant Hill League Studies Poet Alice Cary
Pleasant Hill league member Robert Tones notes seventh graders study Alice Cary the poet sister born April 26 180 near Cincinnati Ohio and died February 12 1871 in New York City Her life and poems for children are highlighted Dreams of Dreams An Order For a Picture Picture of Memory. McKinley Girl reserves held a pajama party with games and lunch per Lucille Tams.
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Pleasant Hill League
Alice Cary
Robert Tones
Dearborn Township
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Alice Cory
New York City
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social and Travel Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Ralph Longstaff returns from Pierre after a few days with family and business. Mrs Ray Jackson and son and daughter come home from Tracy Minnesota. Charles W Parke returns from Minneapolis for John H Hughes funeral. Grace Stearns leaves for Aberdeen to join Campbell and Walton law offices. Mesdames Holbrook and Ditmeen host a dancing party for about twenty five couples at Royal hotel with chaperons. A B Blake heads to Pierre for a day of business. Mrs J I Pasek to Jerseyville Wednesday. E C Glazier off to Woonsocket for business. E L Abel leaves for Sioux Falls Shrine meeting. Tom Wilson also to Sioux Falls for Shrine.
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Ralph Longstaff
Pierre
Ray Jackson
Tracy
Minn
Charles W. Parke
Minneapolis
John H. Hughes
Grace Stearns
L . Churchill
Gardner and Churchill
Aberdeen
Campbell and Walton
Mesdames
F. L. Holbrook
Ed B. Ditmeen
Royal Hotel
J. Mecd. Campbell
Coler Campbell
A. B. Blake
J. I. Pasek
Jerseyville
Theaters Schedule at Huron Theatre This Week
At Huron Theatre this week three nightly runs feature Tarzan the Ape Man with Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O Sullivan Sunday to Tuesday. The Greeks Had a Word for Them with Mae Claire Jon Blondell Madge Evans and David Manners Wednesday and Thursday. Desku Rides at Budy Theatre Friday and Saturday stars Lupe Velez Leo Carillo and Melvyn Douglas. Heart of New York Monday and Tuesday stars George Sidney and Smith Date. Men in Possession Wednesday and Thursday with Robert Montgomery Irene Purcell. Devil s Lottery Friday and Saturday with Elissa Landi and Victor McLaglen.
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Budy Theatre
Lupe Velez
Leo Carillo
Melvyn Douglas
Robert Montgomery Plays Butler In The Man In Possession
Robert Montgomery stars as a pretend English butler in The Man In Possession at the Bijou Theatre. Sam Wood directs a brisk, stylish comedy with a sharp dialogue and lively tempo, supported by Charlotte Greenwood and a strong cast including Irene Purcell and Reginald Owen.
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Robert Montgomery
Bijou
Sam Wood
H. M. Harwood
Montgomery
Charlotte Greenwood
Houdoir
Irene Purcell
C. Aubrey Smith
Beryl Mercer
Reginald Owen
Alan Mowbray
Tom Mix Film Destry Rides Again Scheduled Next Week
Tom Mix picture Destry Rides Again, originally due yesterday and today, will be shown at the Huron theatre on Friday and Saturday of next week.
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Destry
Greeks Had a Word for Them comes to Huron Theatre
The Broadway stage hit adapted for the screen debuts at Huron Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday with Ina Claire, Joan Blondell, and Madge Evans in leading roles. Samuel Goldwyn’s production highlights Paris designer Gabrielle Chanel outfits valued around $1,000 each, with Claire wearing fifteen. a fur wrap worn by Claire reportedly priced at $49,000.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Zoe Akins
Huron Theatre
Ina Claire
Joan Blondell
Madge Evans
Thor
New York
Broadway
Jean
Polaire
Schatze
Miss Claire
Park Avenue
Plane Crashes Recreated For The Broken Wing Film
An eighty mile per hour plane crash into a hacienda at Paramount ranch near Hollywood was staged for The Broken Wing. Lupe Velez Leo Carrillo and Melvyn Douglas star in the scene filmed under Capt. E H Robinson flight commander of the California National Guard who supervised the technical air work and ensured safety.
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Paramount Ranch
Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Leo Carrillo
Melvyn Douglas
Bijou
Lund
E. H. Robinson
Californa National Guard
Robinson
Captain Robinson
Paramount Pictures
Tec
Richard Arten
Jack Oakie
Army Air Corps
Paramount
Kelly Field
The
Motion Picture Company
Screen Aeronautical
Novel Parking Device Shown In Universal Newsreel
The Evening Huronlite Universal newsreel opens at the Huron theatre showing Chicago’s new parking system that vertically stacks 43 autos in a six-car space via a Ferris wheel like elevator delivering cars in one minute. Other reel segments feature a Portland bottle capper race, a New York marionette show aiding relief funds, and footage of Henry Pu Yi and Manchukuo.
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Huronlte Universal
Huron Theatre
Chicago
Graham McNamee
National Broadcasting Company
Portland
Ore
West Side Continuation School
New York
George Washington
Henry Pu Yi
China
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Richmond
Fort Geo
G. Meade, Md
Ober Gurgl
Austria
Heart Of New York at Bijou Two Nights
Warner Bros presents The Heart of New York starring Joe Smith and Charles Dale with Ruth Hall George Sidney Marion Byron Aline MacMahon and Anna Appel. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy from Mendel, Inc. stage hit adapted by Arthur Caesar and Houston Branch for the screen.
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New York
Warner Bros
Joe Smith
Charles Dale
Avon
Hijou
Mervyn LeRoy
Ruth Hall
George Sidney
Marion
Peanuts
Smith and Dale
Sam H. Harris
Arthur Caesar
Houston Branch
Tarzan The Ape Man at Huron Theater with Johnny Weissmuller
Johnny Weissmuller, the world swimming champion, stars as Tarzan in Metro's talking version of Tarzan The Ape Man showing at Huron Theater Sunday Monday and Tuesday. The film features Maureen O'Sullivan as the heroine, with Neil Hamilton and C Aubrey Smith among the leads, directed by W S Van Dyke. It surveys jungle dangers from elephants hippos and crocodiles to apes and rival traders, delivering suspense as the couple and jungle beings clash.
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Tarzan
Metro
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Huron Theatre
Johnny Weissmuller
Weismuller
Mr. Weissmuller
Spes
W. S. van Dyke
Maureen O'Sullivan
Neil Hamilton
C. Aubrey Smith
Jungle Saga of Tarzan Love and Danger
A dramatic tale set in the African wilderness unfolds with life and death stakes. Tarzan confronts threats from hostile enemies while urging a young woman to remain in the jungle as peril looms.
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Tarzan
Devil's Lottery at Huron theatre Friday and Saturday
The Fox production Devil's Lottery starring Elissa Landi runs Friday and Saturday at the Huron theatre. The English derby centerpiece features gypsies versus royalty, bookies and tipsters, and the Calcutta sweepstakes ticket drawing. Victor McLaglen, Alexander Kirkland, Paul Cavanaugh and Beryl Mercury are billed. Sunt Taylor directs.
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Fox
Elissa Landi
Huron Theatre
Calcutta
Victor McLaglen
Alexander Kirkland
Paul Cavanaugh
Beryl Mercur
Psu
Sunt Taylor
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Tom Wilson
Role
Butler
New “State Theatre
Eddie Quinlan
Robert Armstrong
Ginger Rogers
Bosco” Rews
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Marisa Marsh
B. Warnes
Zoe Adkins
Aylater
George Barsiez
Warner Baxter
Marlon Nixon
Heart of
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