Hit Parade stars headline Huron State Theatres debut
The State Theatre brings a star filled Hit Parade to town with Frances Langford Phil Regan and a radio favorites cast including Duke Ellington Eddie Duchin Louise Henry Edward Brophy and more. The plot follows a boy and girl as fame and romance unfold ending in a festive broadcast. Screenings run Labor Day to Tuesday with a special State Fair edition and multiple radio schedules listed.
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Phil Regan
Carl Hoff
Duke Ellington
Eddi Duchin
al Pearce
Pick and Pat
Louise Henry
George Givot
Voice of Experience
Ed Thorgersen
Pert Kelton
The
Gentle Maniacs
Tis Toe Girls
Edward Brophy
Max Terhune
Inez Courtney
Oscar
Elmer
Mit
Radio Features Create First Permanent Concert Company
The Associated Press reports radio forms a permanent concert company as a rival to the Metropolitan Opera. It will feature eight or more world class voices and broadcast exclusively on Sundays at 6 p.m. from October 2 on WIZ NBC, with members to be announced later.
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Curtain Bee Held At Mrs Todd's Home
Mrs Lillie Tode and Mrs Mary Hays hosted a curtain bee on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Todd's home curtain making and social time followed by refreshments Attendees included Mrs Charles Iffogg Mrs J L Brewer Carroll Swartout Mrs Roberts Mrs Gail Grige Mrs George Thiede Mrs Mason Chamberlin and Mrs Fred Thomas.
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Alleged Car Thief Nabbed At Redfield
J W Pointer a 36 year old transient and automobile thief was arrested in Redfield after Woonsocket authorities traced a stolen Chevrolet coach toward Redfield. City police official Al Kimlicka and deputy sheriff J D Finnerty captured the driver at the curb about 7 39 Wednesday evening and Pointer was jailed then sent back to Woonsocket by Thursday.
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One Assessment Change in Onida County
Onida residents celebrate a report from the board of Equalization showing only one change in county assessments. The sole adjustment raises the value of electric refrigerators in homes by 20 percent.
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Redfield Ends Concert Series With Local Requests
Redfield municipal band closed its season with a request concert Friday featuring eleven pieces chosen by city music fans. The series will wrap up with a finale next week.
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Miss Miriam McEwen Plans Visit to Yankton
Miss Miriam McEwen of Rockham travels to Yankton to visit for several weeks at the home of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Donovan McEwen and family.
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Theatres In Huron Offer Unusual Fair Week Entertainment
Huron theaters announce a varied slate for State Fair week led by manager James Eshelman. The program features eleven quality screen productions plus a top stage show from the Orpheum circuit touring Seattle and the northwest. Highlights include Shirley Temple in Wee Willie Winkie at Huron Theatre with a slate of premieres and musical acts, plus Jack Benny, Doris West on, and a live wrestling feature as opening attractions.
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Cesar Romero
C. Aubrey Smith
Victor McLaglen
June Lang
Michael Whalen
Kipling
Motion Picture Theatres
Huron
James Eshelman
Orpheum
Seatile
Northwest
Wee Willie
Winkle
India
Victor McLagren
Week of New Films at Local Theatres Spotlight
Pictures feature Bronko Nagurski and Vincent Lopez evenings. Clark Gable and Carole Lombard star in No Man of Her Own on Wednesday and Thursday. Friday to Saturday at State, Bustler's Valley with William Boyd. Bijou shows Three Comebacks with One in a Million opening Saturday and Wake Up and Live finalizing Fair Week. Continuous daily shows from 1 p.m. at Huron. State and Bijou start at 2 p.m. with four daily showings at Huron Monday and Tuesday.
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Bronko Nagurski
Vincent Lopez
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Gambler
William Boyd
Sonje Henio
Don Ameche
Adolphe Menjou
Jean Hersholt
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Deanny
Durbin
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Walter Winchell
Alice Faye
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Patsy Kelly
Ned Sparks
Mrs. Emily Mair Rites At Lebanon
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Mair were held Sept 2 at Lebanon Congregational Church. Born Feb 25 1887 in Savannah Oklahoma she lived in Lebanon since age one. She married John Mair Dec 4 1912 and had one son who died young. Survived by husband mother three sisters and one brother. Services by Rev H Juell of Aberdeen.
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Savannah
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Postmaster Receives Autograph Album Record
Faulkton post master Joe Conlon received a book meant to stay in Faulkton as a permanent record. It is an autograph album gathered July 4, 1884 by former Governor A. J. Faulk. It lists 220 attendees with their birthplaces and states of emigration. The book belonged to W. Burleigh of Ragan Nebraska.
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Redfield Stores To Close On Labor Day
Redfield merchants signed an agreement to close stores Monday for a two day Labor Day holiday. Residents are urged to complete shopping on Saturday and the local daily will suspend publication for Monday.
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Clerk Finds Black Widow Spiders in Hat in Gettysburg
Potter County clerk A. L. Barrett reports a large black widow spider found inside his hat after it hung on a hook overnight. He planned to thoroughly investigate hats from now on.
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Program at Church Osceola Methodist Sept 7
A miscellaneous program of music and readings will be given at the Methodist Church here Tuesday evening Sept 7 by the third division of the Ladies Aid. A cafeteria lunch will be served after the program.
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