Hold Em Jail Opens At Huron Theater
A three day run at the Huron theater features Wheeler and Woolsey in Hold Em Jail a spoof about a prison football team. The college atmosphere with bands and fans provides lively slapstick as the duo outwit Bidemore and the warden in a farcical gridiron tale aimed at broad comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Theater
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Edna May Olver
Reservites
Wheeler
Woolsey
Eldemgre Penitentiary
Bidemore
Bidesmere
Powell Is Crook In Film At Huron
William Powell stars as a suave lawbreaker in One Way Passage at the Huron theater with Kay Francis. The program also features Laurel and Herdy in a new comedy and the Boswell Sisters performing Sleepy Time Down South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Warner Brothers
Huron Theater
Kay Francis
William Povrell
Powell
Gng
Beau Brummell
Laurel and
Herdy
Boswell Sisters
Huron Extends Late Night Show For Election Returns
The Huronee theater in Huron will keep box office open until midnight Tuesday to show late election results via a direct wire. Patrons can follow up to the minute vote counts as the program closes. The feature film Hot Saturday stars Nancy Carroll and Gary Grant with William Collier Sr. in a lively 1932 youth themed thriller aimed at modern audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huronee
Nancy Carroll
Gary Grant
Wiliam Collier, Sr
At The Theaters Huron Weekend Schedule
The lineup lists film showings at Huron: Hold Em Jail with Bert Wheseler Robin Woolsey Edna May Oliver and Roscoe Ates Saturday Sunday Monday. Hot Saturday day with Nancy Carroll Cary Grant and Rangelph Scott Tuesday Wednesday. Election returns Tuesday night Thursday Friday One Way Passage with William Powell Nay Francis. BIOU Sunday Monday Tuesday The Crash with Ruth Chatterton George Brent. Wednesday Thursday Love in the Rough with Robert Montgomery Dorothy Jordan. Friday Saturday McKenna of the Mounted Buck Jones. STATE Sunday Monday The Famous Ferguson Case with Joan Blondell Tom Brown Vivienne Osborne. Tuesday Wednesday Raffles with Ronald Colman. Thursday Friday Saturday The Fighting Fool Tim McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Bert Wheseler
Robin Woolsey
Edna May Oliver
Roscoe Ates
Nancy Carroll
Cary Grant
Rangelph Scott
William Powell
Nay Francis
BIOU
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
Robert Montgomery
Dorothy Jordan
McKenna of
the Mounted
Buck Jones
Joan Blondedl
Tom Brown
Vivienne Osborne
Ronald Colman
Tim McCoy
Buck Jones Cast As Northwest Mountie On Screen
Buck Jones stars in McKenna of the Mounted a new Columbia talking picture with a Mountie backdrop. Greta Granstedt Niles Welch Lewis and Mitchell Lewis lead a strong cast as Buck’s heroine and principal villains with Walter McGrail Ralph Lewis Claude King and James Flavin in supporting roles. The Bijou plans a Friday and Saturday engagement promising one of Jones’s finest western era performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jones
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Wilds
Columbia
McKenna
The
Mounted
Bijou
Jones
Mound
Greta Granstedt
Buck
Niles Welch
Mitchell
Lewis
Law and Proter
Walter McGrail
Ralph Lewis
Claude King
James Flavin
Chatterton Film To Be Shown At Bijou
The Bijou theater presents The Crash a First National drama starring Ruth Chatterton and George Brent. The story follows a young couple spiraling from stock market fever into poverty amid New York and Bermuda scenes with performances by Barbara Leonard Hardie Albright Ivan Simpson Edith Kingdon Virginia Hammond and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
First National
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
Barbara Leonard
Hardie “Albright
Ivan Simpson
Edith Kingdon
Virginia Hammond
Helen Vingon
Lois Wilson
Richard Tucker
Root Revues May Be Continued At State Theatre
Lloyd Root, Huron dancing instructor, will present a revue at the State theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday with Chic Talcott and his band. The Irish Sisters perform trick tap dancing, joined by Maxine Frey, Shvelyn Salbert, and Junior Thomas who seeks a screen role in Our Gang. Root will headline a specialty number and dance in the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Root
Huron
State Theatre
Chic” Talcott
Maxine Frey
Shvelyn Salbert
Junior Thomas
Our Gang
Hollywood
Mr. Root
Ferguson Case to Be Shown At State Theatre
The Famous Ferguson Case starring Joan Blondell will screen Sunday and Monday at the State theatre. The film promises a vivid panorama of a national crime spotlighted by front page headlines. Cast includes Tom Brown Adrienne Dore Walter Miller J Carroll Naish Purnell Pratt and others. Directed by Lysidor Bacnn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Joan Blondell
Miss Blondell
Tom Brewn
Reading
Adrienne Dore
Walter Miller
Leslie Fenton
Vivienne Ostorne
J. Caroll ‘Naish
Purnell+Pratt
Russell Hopton
Kearsth Thomson
Grant Mitchel
Russell Simpson
Leon Waycott
Miriam Seegar
Cast Is Colorful In Julius Caesar At Huron College
Henrickson Bruce players promise a diverse cast for Julius Caesar at Huron College auditorium on election night. James Hendrickson and Claire Bruce lead their company with a seasoned troupe including Frank Howson and Mary Glover. The troupe highlights new settings and costumes while delivering a demanding Shakespearean tragedy amid strong audience anticipation. Announcements of election returns will be supplied between acts through The Evening Turonite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrickson-Bruce
Huron’ College
James Hendrickson
Claire Bruce
Robert B. Mantell
Mr. Hendrickton
Fritz Leiber
Hendrickson
Miss. Bruce
Hendrickson-Bruce
Frank Howson
Boneril
Shakespeare Players Comany
Circle Players of
New York
Elizabethan Players
Shakespeare
Turonite
Delmar Gibbs
Campus Players
Ronald Colman Stars in Raffles at State Theatre
Ronald Colman, star of many pictures, gives one of his finest turns as a gentleman crook in Raffles which opens a two day run at the State Theatre Tuesday. Colman plays a witty culprit who baffles police and escapes scrapes with amusing and realistic romance woven in. United Artists brings a packed thriller with an unusually strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Coleman
Raffles
State Theatre
Colman
United Artists
McNary of Oregon Backs Norbeck for Reelection
Aberdeen telegram from Charles L. McNary, Oregon Republican, praising Senator Norbeck for farm relief push and leadership in Congress. McNary cites Norbeck’s effort on the McNary Haugen bill and notes his active support for farmers during the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Senate Committee On Agriculture
McNary
McNary- Haugen
Congress
Norbeck
Senate
United States
Huronians Reappoint State Farm Bureau Directors
In Aberdeen on Friday night the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation re appointed three veteran executives. George B Kennard of Huron will continue as executive secretary. A W Pain of Huron remains insurance director. Lee Cummins of Huron will continue as a field supervisor for the fair service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B
Aberdeen
South Dakota
George B. Kennard
Huron
A. W.pain
Lee Cummins
aSfield
Neighborhood Notes From Sioux Falls Society
Miss Flo Corwin of Sioux Falls has been staying at Bert Corwin’s home since Tuesday and is reported seriously ill with pleurisy. Raymond Judy suffered a severe sprain on Thursday after stepping on a stone. Hickcox and H Williamson drove to Huron for Bennasimming day at Huron college. Mrs M Briggs and sons with Pies No ahr visited in Huron. Mr and Mrs J King moved back to Re Tianet. Flores Hinde spent weekend with relatives in Les Mars Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Corwin
Sioux Falls
Bert Corwin
B. Corwin
Raymond Judy
Lestone
Burdette Weekend Visits and Local Socials Recap
Bonilla and Kenyon families spent the weekend at the Kenyon home near Burdette. Huron visitors included Mrs. F B McKichan and daughters and Mrs. Hugh McKichan and daughter. Lahren, McKichan, and Peterson families shopped in Huron. Huse and sons visited the Howard Miller home. Ted Holland visited friends in Preshot. Newton Fraizer and daughter from Renfield visited W I French. A Christian Endeavor social in the church basement drew a good crowd with Joy Russell leading and Maxine Radtke conducting the business meeting followed by games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Miller
Ted Holland
Preshot
Newton Fraizer
Renfield
W. I. French
Joy Russell
Christian Endeavor
Maxine Radtke
Beavers Family Heads to Pine River Minnesota
Carpenter Mr and Mrs Leland Beavers travel to Pine River Minnesota to settle and make their home. Archie Le Claire and their son join to visit relatives in Willmar Pine River and Pequot. Relsh Board Wayne Board and James Beister return from a business trip through Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Beavers
Pine River
Minn
Archie le
Claire
Willmar
Pequot
Relsh
Wayne Board
James Beister
Minnesota
Local Social Notes From Richland and Surroundings
Cavour Gust Kovalaske and family of Green Lake Wisconsin visited Fred Otto home in Logan township the past two weeks and returned home Saturday. Miss Annan Van Brunt of Saint Lawrence visited C. W. Van Tuyt home over Sunday. LH Burgeson of Pearl Creek township called on Cavour Saturday. Maurice Hampker and son Maurice of De Smet and George Smith of Manchester spent Sunday at F E Johnson home. Mrs Clifford Philips of Blunt assists at Earl Fisher home during illness. L L Potter and John Eckman visited Johannes Eckman in Minot Minnesota Sunday. Ronald Leonhardt moved to the J L Kraph farm to operate year ahead. Matt Maguire has picked corn near Flandreau the past two weeks. Richland township plans graveling roads again this year with crews on Beall schoolhouse road and toward Herman Moeller farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Kovalaske
Green Lake
Wis
Fred Otto
Logan Township
Annan van Brunt
St. Lawrence
C. W. van Tuyt
van Brun
LH. Burgeson
Pearl Creek Township
Maurice Hampker
Maurice
de Smet
Flandreau
Richland Township
Beall School House
Beall Corner
Herman Moeller
Aneth
Work starts on the short gumbo stretch west of Fred Eckmanns
The crew will begin work on the short gumbo stretch west of Fred Eckmanns place. The note mentions a good outlet in Richland township and lists local travelers and activities. Albert Hintemiester and John Hintemiester went to Sioux Falls on business Monday. The Cavour P held its regular meeting Tuesday with games and lunch. Marion Duesler went to Hitchcock on Publics Wednesday. Ray Nolan helped his mother prepare her house for winter in Iroquois on Wednesday. Mrs. F Johnson was a Huron caller Wednesday. County Democrats met at Cavour Wednesday and then traveled to other points after their conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eckmann
Richland
John
Albert Hintemiester
Sioux Falls
Cavour
T. Ay
Marion Duesler
Hitchcock
Ray Nolan
Iroquois
Huron
County Democrats
Local society and travel notes from Highmore area
Highmore society page reports Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Whitcher on a combined business and pleasure trip to Jor Springs and Black Hills with Mrs. Sam Geist and A. Sussenden and two children visiting Hot Springs. Births come from Holabird and Kussér households. County Judge J. L. Whitcher travels to Madison for a state child welfare meeting. Visitors from Sedro Woolley, Wash plan stays near Peno and in Sioux Falls Canby Minn. Local visits include Mrs. Frank Ray at Mitchell and the Quinns returning from Marshalltown and other Iowa towns. David Menagh of Menagh Sons Omaha arrives in Highmore on business with Kral considering local mercantile work. Hobo Day at Rockings attended by Hamlin family and Haverly relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. ‘Whitcher
Madison
George. Hoy
Sedro
Wooley
Wash
Sioux Falls
Canby
Minn
Frank Enger
Peno
Frank Ray
William Whipple
Mitchell
John Quinn
Marshalltown
Stanhope
Iowa
David Menagh
George Menagh Sons
Omaha
Highmore
Kral
James Hamlin
Esther Haverly
Maynard Haverly
Rockings
Local visitors share Sunday at area homes
Yale John ABen of Castlewood visited Mrs. Gifford here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boetel of Cavour were guests at Mrs. Will A. Kuehl's home Sunday. Eva Davis, a teacher from Alpena, spent the weekend with her parents. C. C. Temperley of Hawon and Henry Snn gle hosted dinner. Ted Davis, teaching in Har ol d, spent the weekend with his parents. Mo. and Mrs. H. M. Moon visited De Smet parents. Galenot and daughters of Pierre visited R. C. Foote home here Sunday. Agnes Greenan, teaching north of Huron, stayed with her parents. PF. Matz of Huron visited William Muselhorn Sunday. Lewise and Mary Slimtgan and Roy Blaze were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aben
Castlewood
Gifford
Carl Boetel
Cavour
Will A. Kuehl
Eva Davis
Alpena
C. C. Temperley
Hawon
Henry Snngle
Ted Davis
Harold
H. M. Moon
de Smet
Galenot
Pierre
R. C. Foote
Agnes Greenan
Huron
PF. Matz
William “Muself Horn
Lewise
Mary Slimt Gan
Roy Blaze Id
Mitchells Host Dinner Guests at Clodfelter Home
Mr and Mrs Matt Clodfelter hosted dinner guests Mitchell and James F Smith at their home Sunday. Miss Marguerite Davis, a district teacher, illness of Mrs Clodfelter's father prompted the visit. Wallace Burton of Santa Monica, Cal. spent the weekend with his parents. Geraldine Hendricks hosted visits Tue and Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Matt Clodfelter
James F. Smith
Marguerite .Davis
Clodfelter
Huron Public Schools
Wallace Burton
Santa Moniza
Cal
Geraldine Hendricks
Local Social News from Wessington Springs and Woonsocket
Wessington Springs ladies including Mrs C S Peterson and Mrs S E B Mutz attended the Ser auld Sanborn meeting in Woonsocket. Vern Hemmelman hosted a birthday party for his sister in law Mrs W Kruse in Woonsocket. Mr and Mrs Ross Brewer of Woonsocket were entertained at the Zink home here Sunday. Henry M Olson of Mitchell and Albert Olson of Minneapolis visited the Bueh jdly home Friday. Ruth Bohn of Winona Minnesota is visiting at the Neil Zink home this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
C. S. Peterson
S. EB. Mutz
F. E Carson
Gerritt VarOlst
Minnie Wilton
J. McDonald
Serauld-Sanborn
Woc
Vern Hemmelman
W. Kruse
Woonsocket
Ross Brewer
Flil. Zink
Henry M. Olson
Mitchell and Son
Albert
Minneapolis
F. F. Bueh
Ruth Bohn
Winona
Minn
Neil Zink
Regional Notes From the Area
Hitchcock Robert Steffen Jr. stayed at his home for several days then returned to Lincoln Nebraska on Wednesday morning. Mrs T E Sutter visited in Huron for leen days last week. Henry Adams of Des Moines returned home after a pheasant hunting visit. The Rev W S Van of Tylare has been appointed to serve the Methodist charge for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Robert Steffen, Jr
Lingcoln
Neb
T. E. Sutter
Huron
Henry Adams
Des Moines
W. 5. van
Tylare
Ree Heights Visitors and Farm News Brief
Ree Heights residents Glenn Johnson and Dave Paine traveled by truck to Sioux City last week. Earl Paddleford returned from Nebraska. Mr Ehilers and son Heng from Iowa visited here for a few days. Grandparents hosted Donald Funk for a week. Mr and Mrs Lake of Redfield hosted the child. Mr and Mrs Al Gitchell and Miss Mary Puffer motored to Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Glenn Johnson
Dave Paine
Sioux City
Earl Paddleford
Nebraska
Mr. Ehilers
Heng
Iowa
Donald Funk
Lake
Redfield
al Gitchell
Mary Puffer
Pierre
Weekend Visitors Bring News From Far Lands
Woonsocket R. P. Barber of Long Beach California and H A Rinkel of Minneapolis visited at the H J Hobart home for a few days and left Sunday. Joe Moran of Presho spent the weekend at his parents home Mr and Mrs Matt Moran. Miss Lois Campbell of Huron visited over the weekend at the E R Campbell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
R. P. Barber
Long Beach
Cal
H. A. Rinkel
Minneapolis
H. J. Hobart
Joe Moran
Presho
Matt Moran
Lois Campbell
Huron
E. R. Campbell
Halloween masquerade party at Blunt high school
Blunt high school girls entertained the boys at a Halloween masquerade in the gym Friday with stories games and dances. A basket lunch was served. Verne Pigney and G A Nelson returned to Blunt after a two week visit at Bison and left for Sioux Falls and Sioux City. Mrs Mabel Brown a former Blunt resident died in Chicago. American Legion auxiliary members drove to Agar for a regular meeting. Evelyn Pimney visits her parents while on vacation from the Mille's cafe in Pierre. The cafe and candy kitchen burned Wednesday and expect to reopen in a little more than a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Verne Pigney
G. A. Nelson
Bison
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Mabel Brown
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
Agar
Alice Assmussen
Evelyn Pimney
Fred Pigney
Milles
Pierre
Local Residents Move and Visit in Three Towns
Troquois Miss Maud Noble moved from the Ritter house to Manchester this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Colemar and children left Wednesday for Hubbard Ta, with A. E. Spain transporting their household goods. Mrs. Lee Workman and daughter Virginia visit Neil Herman in Conde. Bertha Eckster returns to Huron after visiting her sister Miss Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois
Maud Noble
Ritter House
Manchester
Lawrence Colemar
Hubbard
A. E
Spain
Lee Workman
Virginia
Conde
Neil Herman
Bertha Eckster
Huron
Miss Noble
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Wheeler and Woolsey
Powell Is
Crook
Huron Theatre
Chatterton
Julius Caesar
Forestburg
Yale
Oriental Bael Boom Wolley
Pevemient Ladies
Chic’ Talcott
Thomas
Shaxe
Universal News
Ken Maynard
Anna Foley
Bar Association
Just Tax League
Farmers Aid
Besdle ‘County
Ed Smith
Bing Crosby Mills Uray
Fou
America
Tim
Junior
Thomas Donna Mac Store
Mary Jang Styer
Frank Hughes
Harold Harms
Bert Robt
Wheeler & Woolsey
Rosco, Ates
Edgar Kennedy
Extea
Eddie
Cantor
Paramount Sound News
Mickey Mouse In
Arabia
Saneay Zit
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