Platinum Blonde At Huron Theatre Next Week
Entertainment note previews the film Platinum Blonde at the Huron theatre Tuesday and Wednesday. It praises Rob ert Williams for star power and strong supporting cast including Jean Harlow Loretta Young and Edmund Breese as a sharp stylish comedy with witty dialogue and a double love triangle.
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Huron Theatre
New York
Columbia
Frank Cay
Robert Williams
Mr. Willams
Mr. Williams
Jean Harlow
Miss Harlow
Aj Sole
Loretta Young
Nemes
Legitimate” Theatre
Edmund Breese
Reginald Owen
Louise Closser Hele
Ski Tournament Is Newsreel Feature At Huron Theater
The Evening Huronite-Universal newsreel at the Huron theater Sunday features ski jumps by the Ruud brothers of Norway Sigmund and Birgus in Cary Illinois as part of Norwegian American club games. Graham McNamee of NBC narrates with lively commentary. The reel also shows New York feather wigs by Louis Parme a Hialeah racing season opening at Miami Flamingo Park and a New York police action at City Hall against rioting communists.
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Norway
Sigmund
Birgus
Cary
Switzerland
Graham McNamee
Ace
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Louis Parme
Paris
Hialeah Track
Miami
Fla
Joseph BE
Widener
City Hall
Los Angeles
Dell
Collegians
Mackaill Film To Gen Here Monday
First National melodrama starring Dorothy Mackaill arrives at the Bijou for Monday and Tuesday showings. The plot follows a heroine swept from a stranger's kitchen to a Caribbean island of outcasts where she is tried for a crime with a severe penalty. Don Cook leads with William Wellman directing.
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Hell
Dorothy Mackaill
Bijou
Caribbean
Don Cook
Roale Roe
William Wellman
Ken Maynard at Bijou Saturday in Arizona Terror
Ken Maynard's Tiffany western Arizona Terror plays at the Bijou theatre next Saturday. Vasquez, a bandit known to authorities yet adored by Southern California's Mexican population, is portrayed with a charitable, almost lovable edge as Maynard pursues cable thieves. Lina Besquette co stars in the outdoor romance.
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Vasque Rack
California
Ken Maynard
Tiffany
Bijou Theatre
Mint Canyon
Mojave Desert
Los Angeles
Vasquez
Thie Gee
Arizona
Maynard
Lina Besquette
The Culbertson Approach to Contract Bridge Bidding
A historical overview explains how reliable hand evaluation and the Culbertson Approach sharpen bidding in Contract Bridge. It describes how the yardstick of honor strength guides bids, the shift from no trump bias to approach bids, and how distribution and partner communication shape final contracts.
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Culbertson
Opening bids in Bridge: honor tricks and defense
The text explains counting defensive tricks from opening hands. It notes that Ace King Queen combinations yield two defensive tricks due to potential trumping. It states the opening one bid requires about 24 honor tricks to ensure partner can count on defensive tricks and plan against overcalls.
Correct bidding and play on a heart spade hand
Discussion of final contract choices for a bridge hand with three no trump or spade bids. Analyzes West opening heart and spade entries, outlines North and South bidding sequences, and explains raises and distribution judgments with reference to a 1932 King Features Syndicate syndication.
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South
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Squeeze Play Made From Baseball Becomes Bridge Strategy
New York January 23 1928 The squeeze play a bridge tactic borrowed from baseball features long trump sequences forcing discards in other suits. Noted master Ely Culbertson and former pupil Sidney Lenz popularized it in a match where Culbertson's side won five hearts after being doubled in four. The article details a specific hand where the squeeze favorable to Culbertson's camp determined the outcome with precise card play across clubs diamonds hearts and spades.
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Oy Sum O'Neil
New York
Sidney S. Lenz
Ely Culbertson
Hearts
Joan Crawford Stars In Laughing Sinners At Bijou
Joan Crawford headlines the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama Laughing Sinners at the Bijou on Wednesday and Thursday. The screen version of The Torch Song, the film pairs her with a strong supporting cast including Clark Gable and Marjorie Rambeau, as a cabaret singer facing tragedy and a life rebuilt after salvation.
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Joan Crawfes
Bijou
Joan Crawford
Metro-Goldwin-Mayer
Kenyon Nicholson
New York
Last Leason
Harry Beaumont
Neil Hamilton
Clark Gable
Marjorie Rambeau
Guy Kibbee
Cle Edwards
Roscoe Karns
Gertrude Short
George Cooper
George F. Marion
Bert Woodruff
Miss Crawford
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Vitamin formula A mathenstoss formula to enable scl
A brief note discusses a vitamin formula and references a mathenstoss concept aimed at enabling scl. The item suggests technical or mathematical framing within a health or scientific context. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Frankenstein On Screen At Huron This Weekend
The classic tale Frankenstein comes to the Huron theatre showing Sunday and Monday. Colin Clive Mae Clarke and Boris Karloff headline a stark dramatic melodrama about a scientist whose creation turns on him. James Whale directs a striking adaptation praised for its unusual theme and nerve chilling climax.
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Frankenstein
Colin Clive
Mae Clarke
Boris Karloff
Clive
Mac Clarke
Karloffs
Lon Chaney
Karloff
Isopod
John Boles
Frederick Kerr
Dwight Frye
Edward van Sloan
James Whale
London
Huron Theatre
Universal
Colin Clive Mae Clarke
Favorites Cast In Fun Film At Huron Theatre
Silm Summerville and Zasu Pitts star in The Unexpected Father at Huron Theatre Thursday and Friday. A mix of comedy and sentiment follows a wealthy bachelor who adopts a waif on the eve of his wedding, with Slim torn between a baby, a nurse, and upcoming nuptials. Pitts shines beside Summerville in this lively light comedy.
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Huron
Silm Summerville
Zasu Pitty
Huron Theatre
Slim
Fur
Miss Pitts
Zand Pitts
Frankenstein and Platinum Blonde headlining Huron Theatre week
At The Theaters Huron Theatre schedules Frankenstein with Colin Clive John Hales and Mae Clarke on Sunday and Monday. Platinum Blonde features Jean Harlow Robert Williams and Loretta Young on Tuesday and Wednesday. Unexpected Father stars Sim Summerville and Zana Pitts on Thursday and Friday. Peach O'Reno with Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey and Dorothy Bissol on Saturday. At another venue Once a Lady stars Ruth Chatterton on Sunday. Safe in Hell with Dorothy Mackaill and Don Cook on Monday and Tuesday. Laughing Sinners with Joan Crawford Neiph Hamilton and Clarke Gable on Wednesday and Thursday. Arizona Terror with Ken Maynard on Friday and Saturday.
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Bisou Theatre
Ruth Chatterton
Hell
Dorothy Mackaill
Don Cook
Joan Crawford
Nei Hamilton
Clarke Gable
Arizona
Ken Maynard
Insurance Company Must Answer Charge
A federal court order issued Friday in Sioux Falls orders Della Peterson of Huron to respond by March 2, 1922 in a suit against the United States insurance action. The case concerns a $5,000 policy on Roland W. Baldwin, deceased son of Mrs. Peterson. Judge A Lee Wyttaatt signed the order.
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Sioux Falls
Della Peterson
Huron
United States
A. Lee Wytaatt
Roland W. Baldwin
Untimely Death Linked to Service Tuberculosis
A war veteran reportedly died from tuberculosis contracted during service. The claim states the disease stemmed from his time in the military, while noting the Antartic region as a contrast to disease in the healthful area.
Comedy Picture Deals With Reno and Wheeler Woolsey
Wheeler and Woolsey star in Peach O Heno at the Huron theatre as Hollywoods first funny take on the Reno divorce scene. Dorothy Lee romances drive a plot set in a courtroom with extras and a busy law office while a fifty piece orchestra supplies music.
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Reno
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Huron Theatre
RKO
Radio Picures
Hollywood
Wheeler and Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Rko-Radio Pictures
Wheeler
Pacific Coast
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