Novarro Picture Opens Tuesday at Huron Theatre
Ramon Novarro headlines Call of the Flesh a Metro Goldwyn Mayer romance opening Tuesday at the Huron Theatre. Dorothy Jordan Renee Adoree and Ernest Torrence star in a Spanish opera singer life and love drama with operatic numbers and a vivid Spanish dance sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Novarro
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Autsie
Huron Theatre
Dorothy Jordan
Nevarr
Renee Adoree
Melisande
Ernest Torrence
Mathilde Comont
Nance O'Neil
Russel Hopton
Surene
Charles Brabin
Renee Adaree
Bijou Film Lets Fans Peek Behind Scenes at Lets Go Places
Fox Movietone brings a musical extravaganza to Bijou theater on Sunday titled Lets Go Places. The light rapid story follows a young singer and his manager chasing talkies amid amusing mishaps and a dazzling production with unique dance numbers and a glamorous ballet. Joseph Wagstaff stars as the tenor and Lula Lane as the film star in a lively showcase directed by Frank Strayer with Wells providing the original dialogue.
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Fox Movietone
Hollywood St
Talkies
Capital
Joseph Wagstaff
Lula Lane
Frank Richardson
Walter Catlett
Sharon Lynn
di Lee
Charles Judels
Ika Chase
Larry Steers
Doles
Frank Strayer
Viary
Diarama Wells
Mitchell
Wedding Rings to Open at Bijou with Warner and Wilson
H B Warner and Lois Wilson star in Wedding Rings at Bijou opening Monday. The First National and Vitaphone romance features the duo in mature, sophisticated roles after recent hits The Gamblers The Furies and Conquest. Olive Borden plays the unscrupulous sister figure with Wilson as the artist sister. William Beaudine directs. cast includes Hallam Cooley James Ford Kathleen Williams and Aileen Manning. Based on Ernest Pascal novel The Dark Swan with screen adaptation by Ray Harris.
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Bijou
H. B. Warner
Lois Wilson
First National
Vitaphone
Conquest
Scharmer
Olive Borden
Miss Wison
Warner
Ernest Pascal
Ray Harris
Hallam Cooley
James Ford
Kathleen Willians
Aileen Manning
William Beaudine
Bulldog Drummond Film At Bijou Temple Tower
Kenneth MacKenna stars as Captain Hugh Drummond in Temple Tower a Fox Movietone feature at the Bijou Friday and Saturday. The mystery drama blends thrills with brisk action including lariats wall climbs gun battles and outwitting foes. Donald Gallater directs a rapid lively adaptation from H. C. McNeile's stories.
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Bulldog Drummond
Bulldog
Temple Tower
Fox Alt Talking Movietone
H. C. McNeile
Kenneth MacKenna
Hugh Drummond
Donald Gallater
Famed grid stars in film at Huron theater preview shown
A Southern California college celebrated a victory during filming of Warner Bros and Vitaphone's Maybe It's Love. The all American football team stars join Joan Bennett and James Hall in this comedy drama at the Huron theater for midnight preview and Sunday and Monday showings.
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Grid
Huron
Southern California
Warmer Bros
Vitaphone
Huron Theater
Occidental College
Joan Bennett
James Hall
Jead
Miss Bernett
Joe E. Brown
Laura Lee
Aneders Randolf
George Irving
Howard Jones
William Wellman
Joseph Jackson
Mark Canfield
Grantland Rice
New York Sun
Rockne
Warner
Jones
Alexander
W. K. Schoonover
Arkansas
E. N. Sleight
Purdue
George Gibosn
Minnesota
Tim Moynihan
Notre Dame
Ray Montgomery
Pittsburgh
Otto Pommertoning
Michigan
Kenneth Haycraft
Howard Harp
Miss Lee and Robert Ames Star At Bijou
Miss Lee and Robert Ames headline the Bijou with Double Cross Roads a dramatic Fox Movietone production based on William Lipman’s novel Yonder Grow the Daisies The cast features Robert Ames Lilian Lee Manuel Love Ned Sparks and George Mac Farlane with Tom Jackson Charlotte Walker Edgie Chapman William V Mong and Thomas Jefferson in supporting roles Alfred Werker directs the pageant of romance drama and thrills leading to a blend of music and lighter moments
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All Talking Screen
Fox Movielone
Bijou Theatre
William Lipman
New York
Hollywood
Pola Negri
Gloria Swanson
Lilm Lee
Los Angeles
Manus Love
Ned Sparks
George MacFarlane
Tom Jackson
Charlotte Walker
Edgie Chapman
William V. Mong
Thomas Jefferson
Alfred Werker
Mary Pickword
Fred Thompson
Fox Movietone
Miss Lee i
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Wiliam Kernell
Kernell
Sacajawea Scouts Plan Public Girl Scout Ceremony
The Sacajawea Scouts met at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday October 22 led by Geneva LeValley. Members opened with singing and a signalling game while Mrs C E Wright discussed earning money for the treasury and preparations for a public Girl Scout ceremony during Scout Week.
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Sacajawea
Presbyterian Church
Pepry
Geneva LeValley
C. E. Wright
At The Theaters Huron Weekend Schedule Preview
A cinema rundown lists showings at Huron Theaters for Saturday midnight Sunday and Monday with Maybe It's Love featuring Joe E Brown James Hall and Joan Bennett. Tuesday to Thursday presents Call of the Flesh with Ramon Novarro. Friday and Saturday screen The Girl of the Golden West starring Ann Harding and Renee Adoree. Sunday shows Lets Go Places with Sha and Monday Tuesday Wedding Rings with H B Warner and Lois Wil.
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Joe E. Brown
James Hall
Joan Bennett
Ramon Novarre
Ann Harding
Renee Adoree
Blou
Sha
H. B. Warner
Lois Wil[eer
Indian Girl Cast In Leading Role In Gold West Screen
Chickasaw Lou-scha-enya, born in Ardmore Oklahoma and a University of Oklahoma graduate, lands a lead role as Wowkle in The Girl of the Golden West at First National Vitaphone. Her vocal talent as a concert singer earns a screen test and eventual casting. She seeks operatic fame while also performing as pianist and rider.
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Lou-seha-enya
Huron Theatre
Chief Yowlache
Brlasea
Lousthaenya
Indiana
Oklahoma
Touschaenya
Lmany
Neighborhood social roundups from Mitchell area clubs
Neighborhood News reports a busy sequence of Tuesday and Sunday gatherings. Auction bridge and luncheon were hosted at several homes including the Kenneth Maltby and Mrs. Hahn residences. Attendees included Marian LaCraft, Mrs. Don Cole, Helen Thompson, Jack and Walter Doliitz, and others visiting from Glyndon Aberdeen Mitchell and Huron.
Local News Highlights From Wessington Area Events
Wessington and surrounding areas report a week of family care changes. Women’s Studs club met to discuss Soviet social conditions and child effects with Mrs. Earl Roksalm hosting. Mrs. Dake reported on the Rapid City state convention. The St Joseph church presented Abie's Irish Rose directed by Father Schilling. Catholic bazaar prizes went to Mrs. W Schetzer, Mrs. Roy Wright, and Bud Burns. The Will Lamm family moved into the vacated Freese home. Burial of Mrs. A P Bowen at Union church with Rev J H Black officiating. Frank Eddy and son John visited Huron. Raymond Cross sprained his back returning from a car ride and is under medical care in Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson of MoE are visiting relatives. The Citizens National Bank apartment above the bank is being prepared for new tenants, Mr. and Mrs Enoch Hutchinzoo, who plan to move in soon.
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Wessington
Lesur Hill
Jill
Abie
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Father Schilling
Miller
W. Schetzer
Wolsey
Roy Wright
Bud Burns
Will Lam F
Otto Freese
A. E. Sorenson
A. P. Bowen
Union Church
J. H. Black
Buriel
Frank Eddy
Pon John
Huron
Raymond Cross
Cross
Keith ‘Robinson
Mo—e
Citizens National Bank
Enoch Hutchinzoo
Son
Ina Gilchrist Hosts D. S. and Club Group
Richland Michigan report notes Ina Gilchrist entertained the D. S. and club Wednesday afternoon with several Li members and two visitors present. The gathering included planning for a hard tinsel display.
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Richland Mi
Ina Gilchrist
Cub
Richland township death funeral and local notices
Mrs Henry Meyer died Tuesday morning an old resident of Richland township. Many from here attended the funeral Thursday afternoon in Cavour, South Dakota. Mr and Mrs William Dahl announce the birth of a son Sunday October 19 at a Mitchell hospital. Cecil Abel a young man in the vicinity who asks corn for C W Van Tuys picked and cribbed 164 bushels of corn Thursday. Virgil Seaman another worker on the same farm can pick practically the same amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
Richland Township
William Dahl
Mitchell Hospital
Cecil Abel
C. W. van Tuys
Virgil Seaman
Rebekah Lodge District Meeting Attendees Named
Virgil district meeting attendees included Mrs. Spiers Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Mead Mrs. Peterson Mrs. Hikek camp Mrs. Healy and Mrs. Cook. The Rebekah lodge held its regular session Tuesday night with birthdays for Mrs. Reckerd and Mrs. Edwin Heaty celebrated at a party afterward.
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Virgil
Rebekb Lodge
Spiers
Thomas
Mead
Peterson
Hikekcamp
Healy
Cook
W. C. Denigton
Blunt
Steve Mallon
George Peteron
Omaha
Creighton
Rebekah Lodge
Reckerd
Edwin Heaty
Lodge
Frank Fanger
Highmore
Speirs
Mr. Spiers
Ree Heights
Mr. Heaty
North Dakota
Local Social Notes Include Farewell Party and Visits
Ashton couple George and Mrs Kelliculi spent days at the Kellicut home and visited Cresbard relatives. Mrs West left for Oakes after her nephew a six month old baby died. Mrs Fish hosted a Rebekah gathering and plans a winter stay with an Iowa uncle. Lyle Francis joined Flenagan Insurance in Huron this week. George Kennerd of the South Dakota Farm Bureau spoke at an Odd Fellow hall education event after movie reels. a sizable crowd attended.
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Ashton
George Kelliculi
Cavour
L. 4
Kellicut
Cresbard
Brian West
Oakes
Dora Fish
Rebekah
Lyle Francis
Flenagan Insurance Company of
Huron
George B. Kennerd
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Odd Fellow
Crawel
Broadland Visit and Royal Neight Members at Hitchcork
Mrs. Clarence Rogers and her Broadland party visit J. H. Rogers this week. A Royal Neight lodge gathering, with many members including Mrs. Bessie Norris and others, attended the R. N. A. distribution at Hitchcork on Thursday afternoon and evening.
Broadland News Recap: Visits and Local Rally
Dren traveled to North Dakota Sunday to see Mrs Luick's mother who is seriously ill. M Eden Howell and Miss Leah Cummings spent the weekend in Aberdeen. Chester Moul of Gettysburg visited sister Mrs Noy Hauck in BR. Terney works for R C Barber this week. Julia Morris in nursing training at Huron visited her parents over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ross Cummings and No and Mrs Lyle Glazier with Henry Bichoff family visited W G Urban home Sunday. Mrs J A McDonald of Verdon spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Broadland visiting friends. Mrs McDonald, former Broadlands resident, was accompanied by her Havana, ND niece. Mrs Laura Kaump ill Wednesday night improving. Broadland residents attended Methodist church services in Huron Sunday evening. Mrs Pearl Vollenweider visited Mrs Laura Kaump Monday. A republican rally was held in the I O G O F hall Wednesday evening with A A Chamberlain of Huron as speaker. Ty
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Dren
North Dakota
Mr. Luick
M. Eden Howell
Leah Cummings
Aberdeen
Chester Moul
Gettysburg
Noy Hauck
BR. P. Terney
R. C. Barber
Julia Morris
Huron Cline Re
Howard Morris
Ross Cummings
Lyle Glazier
Henry Bichoff
W. G. Urban
J. A. McDonald
Verdon
Broadland
McDonald
Broadlands
Neice
Havana
N. D
Laura Kaump
Huron
Pearl Vollenweider
I. OG. O. F. Hall
A.A. Chamberlain
Local Visitors and Rural News From Blunt Area
Blunt residents and guests including Mr and Mrs F B Oleson of Brookings and Mr and Mrs F W Wilson of Antioch Cal visited Clifford Beebe home two weeks ago. J W Kozel's Ravena Neb relatives Frak Emil visited Blunt from Saturday to Wednesday. Cecil Youel suffered blood poisoning needing Huron treatments and returned with his arm in a sling. Carrie Gordon of Rowan Montana visited sister Mrs James Kozel and returned Wednesday. Cold spell aided belated threshing and corn harvest. Glen Allison and wife of Lead visited his sisters. Mrs Royal Kn- and family noted in local lines.
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Blunt
F. B. Oleson
Brookings
F. W. Wilson
Antioch
Cal
Clifford Beebe
Oleson
Beebe
Wilson An Sant
Frak
Emil Koel
Ravena
Neb
J. W. Kozel
Cecil Youel
Huror
Carrie Gordon
Rowan
Mant
James Kozel
Glen Allison
Lead
Mrs. Royal Kn
Local notes and visits fill Blunt and Huron community
D Strickland of Huron arranges sale of stock left by Strickland and Wiecenman with goods on sale at Frank House land office. Pearl Ellison visits sisters Mrs Royal Kazel and Mrs John Allison then travels to Sioux Falls. Wayne McKnight visits C D Strickland in Huron. Dick Lanfin harvests for Mr McGibney near Pierre. Presbyterian women plan cantata The Rev Dayton Up-to-Date on November 8. Prof Jenson begins basketball prep as no football team. fall carnival planned for November 10 at high school. Mrs Willis, mother of Mrs Harald Akers, leaves for home in Tows.
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Zel
John Allison
D. Strickland
Huron
Strickland
Wiecenman
Frank House
Misa Pearl Ellison
Royal Kazel
Sioux Falls
Wayne McKnight
C. D
Brookings
Hobaday
Social Happenings From Aberdeen And Nearby
Mr and Mrs R E Eyestone hosted dinner guests at the J W Eyestone home in Aberdeen last Sunday. George Dorar and Miss Mary Willard of St Paul visited the Charles Adams home over the weekend and joined a pheasant hunt Saturday. Ward Funk in Boston reported Dr and Mrs O Olson called on him while traveling from Massachusetts to Florida and California for the winter. Mr and Mrs Alphonse Wattier spent Sunday in Bristol with Mrs Wattier’s parents Mr and Mrs William Behros. The Rev and Mrs Melford Knutson of the First English Lutheran church were given a post nuptial and welcome reception by church members last Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Wattier
Bristol
Pheasant hunting visit and social events in Wichita area
Dr and Mrs E J Frost of Wichita arrived for a week's visit and pheasant hunting. Gust Marvick of Aberdeen spoke at a Luther League meeting. Mrs Joe Williams and Miss Marian Townsend hosted a bridge party in honor of Mrs Leland Hopkins. Mrs Earl Muckery and Mrs Hopkins received guest prizes. Mrs Arthur Krueger entertained the 26th Century Club at her country home with a chemistry study program postponed for a fume party.
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E. J. Frost
Wichita
Kans
Gust Marvick
Aberdeen
K. A
Williams
Leland Hopkins
Redfield
Earl Muckery
Hopkins
Arthur Krueger
26Th Century Club
New perfumes accused in church spray incident in Paris
Churchgoers report odors from new perfumes used as disinfectants in Paris churches amid controversy over scent and safety after a raid in the underground.
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Paris
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Robert Ames
Neighborhood News
Doland
Kenneth Maltby
Marian LaCraft
Don Cole
G. Schmitz
Harold Eline
Glyndon
Minn
Ed Kirsch
Donald
Richard
Minnie Oith
Helen Thompson
Masonic Lodge
Jack
Walter Doliitz
California
Steve Ratlin
Ridge
G. W. Cook
Mitcell
H. N. Humphrey
Jacob Shrader
Leland Shult
Dakota Wisleyan
H. H Humphrey
Hubert
Olaf Langeland
Dakert
Tarry Wells
Howard Stewart
Larry Jones
Clark
Charles Jones
Robert Liebig
Violet
Bernice
Charles Delaware
Frank Hohn
Florence Thomas
Ida Doty
Hahn
Charles Laurence
Charles Hayke
Clarence Rogers
Mr. and Its
M. F. Luick
Chil
Crowns
Srigework
Palnness
Hene Beis
Heaman
Mar
Daum
Penn
Daketans
G. Madison
WE. Repuwace Gglass
Dintal Leeland
Huron Clinic
MT. Sprague
D. D. Sewell
D. L. Sayloe
A Griffith
W. Hlaxon, M.D. J. Trust
M. D
J. C. Shirley
G. A. Campbell
Mgr. Hanson
Alford Jeweler
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Stanley Smith
Cliff Edwards
Warner Bros
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