Rainbow On the River at Huron Theatre review
Amusement notes praise Bobby Breen in Rainbow On the River as a tearful Civil War tale with a faith Mammy and a scheming niece. Cast includes Louise Beavers and Charles Butterworth. film eyed for big box office though reviewer finds it overly sentimental. Tomorrow and tonight showings include Rainbow On the River and Join the Marines with plot sketches and star turns.
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Bobby Breen
Edrie Cantor
Toeat
Deanna Durbin
Bobby
New York City
Robson
Louise Beavers
Téinette
Charles Butterworth
Butlee
Benita Fame
Alan” Mowbray
Marilyn
Henry Grivel
Breen Ging
al Jolson
Huron
Donald Woods
Jean
Jean Muir
Paul Kelly
U.S
Marines
Rea
June Travis
Radio Features Highlight Tonight's National Talks
In New York, broadcasters outline a busy night with WEAF ND SC discussing public opinion, WIZ NBC and WABC CBS presenting Senate committee chatter, and a Chicago women’s conference linked to labor topics. The Benny Allen comedy arc nears a possible final New York visit as plans unfold for next Sunday.
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C. E. Butterfield
Supreme Court
WEAF
NSC
WMCA
Interrity
Frederick Clark
the Crusaders
WJZ
NBC
WOR
MBC
Wabccbs
Chicago Tribune
James M. Landister
Burton K. Wheel- Llay
WIZ
WABC
CBS
Senate Judiciary Committee
New York
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Allen
Benny
Hollywood
Victor H. Stompton
Wormel
Chicago Women's Conference
Homer Marlin
Walter J
Kohler
William Green
WEAP
Gladys Swarthout
Meelin
WABD
Craftsman's Guild
Cavalcade of America
Burrs and Allen
Radio Schedule Highlights From Chicago to Rome
A dense listing of Thursday broadcasts across WOR MBS WJZ NBC WEAF WABC and IZ networks. Programs include music orchestras led by Bob Crosby and Frankie Master, dramas like Who Made History, talk and variety shows, and live performances from Chicago Berlin Rome and London with multiple time slots from dawn to late night.
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Chicago
Wormbs
Josiah Stamp
London
Glenn Frank
WJZ
NBC
Custismo Marconi
Rome
WEAF
Music Guild
Bill Slater
WABC
CBS
School of the Air
Berlin
Coolidge
Senate
WIZ
Drama
Rochester
Catena Ai
Andy
Voral
Helen
Campbell's
Royalists
Rudy Vallehour
Lanny Ross
Radio Music Hall
John B. Kennedy
s—Martinez Brothers
Frankie Mastery
Ben Bennie
Wabc-Cbs
Alexander Woolcott
Boake Carter
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Floyd Gibbons
Tommy Dorsey
Isham Jones
Ted Fiorito
Vincent Lopez
Roosevelt denounces Supreme Court as a third house
In a White House address Roosevelt argues to restore balance among the three branches. He contends court packing is unacceptable and urges action to preserve the constitution. He says he will appoint justices who interpret laws, not legislate.
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Supreme Court
Congress
White House
Secret Service
Marguerite Lehand
Roosevelt
Balanca
Wheeler
Decerat
Montana
Lamntck
Ohio
Lamneck
Senate
Plan to Restore Court to Its Historic Place in Government
The president argued for restoring the court to its constitutional role and rebuilding a living law. He claimed the court could undo past actions and justify new legislation this session to reinvigorate a liberal judiciary. He warned against pay envelope propaganda used in 1936 and outlined three reasons for action.
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Congress
Batten
Mother of Huronian Succumbs Suddenl y
Neil Ford pressman for the Evening Huronite reports his mother Mrs James Ford died suddenly after an automobile ride with another son. Cause suspected as a paralytic stroke, occurring around 3 am. Mrs Ford departed for Terraville, 5 D. BONILLA special notes junior class play chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Frank Ramsey in Redfield theatre attendance.
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Neil
Ford
Terraville
James’ Ford
FDR Fireside Talk Defends Court Plan and Reform
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt defending his Supreme Court proposal. He says the plan aims to restore the court to its historic role and speed federal justice while denying any attack on the court. He warns against court packing and emphasizes constitutional safeguards.
Elks Annex Whist Title Leads Holiday Championship
The Elks win the first Hu ron whist league championship with 456 points, edging Knights of Columbus who finish second at 1534. Foreign War Veterans post 3 points, American Legion 318, Knights of Pythians 1285. final windup notes the Pythians high scoring pair in the last session.
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Huron
E Lks
Knights of Columbus
The
Elks
Kaala
American Legion
Knights of Pythians
Pythians
Lux
League plans discussed for next winter reorganizing circuit
The rights play went to George Tobin and Bill Gleason of the K of P outs, the hair tallying TM points. According to MC, Welsh, league president, plans are already being discussed for reorganizing the circuit next winter. The league was greeted enthusiastically by slayers this year, the result being an eagerness to resume Sessigns next winter, he declared.
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George Tobin
Bill Gleason
K. of P
Welsh
Slayers
Hurja Plans Return to Private Business
Emil Hurja, who orchestrated three Democratic National Committee elections, will leave politics within 60 days and reportedly join a New York insurance firm. Peter Schoeler, linked to Gutenberg’s press, and Johann Fust were among early color printing experimenters in the period.
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Washington
Emil Hurja
Democratic National Committee
James A. Farley
New York
Peter Schoeler
Gutenberg
Johann Fust
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