The Emperor's Candlesticks at the Buren theater
The romance stars William Powell and Luise Rainer reunite in The Emperor's Candlesticks a 1935 espionage tale set in Europe twenty five years ago. Powell acts as a Polish agent seeking a Russian prison release while Rainer plays a Russian spy. candlesticks with secret compartments drive the intrigue. The cast also includes Robert Young Maureen O'Sullivan Frank Morgan and Henry Stephenson. Tonight and tomorrow showings in Huron with radio listings and local notices following.
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William Powell
Luise Rainer
Europe
Poland
Russia
Miss Baker
St. Petersburg
She O
Powell
Rainer
Love
William Power
Miss Rainer
Robert Young
Maureen O'Sullivan
Frank Morgan
Henry Stephenson
Buren Theatre
Constitution Day radio broadcast lineup announced
Radio editors list a coordinated network event with President Roosevelt delivering the keynote from the Sylvan Theater near the Washington Monument. NBC and CBS will air the half hour, with speakers including Senator Borg of Idaho, Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, Secretary Wallace, Hobart College president Eddy, Rev Bloom, Senator Burke, and Gov Jensen among others.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Roosevelt
Sylvan Theater
Washington Monument
Capitol
NBC
CBS
William E. Borgah
Idaho
A. H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
William Alfred Eddy
Hobart College
Jol Bloom
D~ward Burke
Nebraska
Leslie Jensen
South, Dakota
City Briefs note summer trips and moves in area
Mr and Mrs H P Rasmussen returned from a two week vacation visiting Ada Itasca State Park Detroit Lakes Omaha and Council Bluffs with their niece Harriet Lou Rasmussen who then returned to Maine Harriet Lou had stayed locally with them this summer Mrs Lizzie Niel left Huron for Lewiston to spend winter with her brother Stewart Mateer Wear furs promoted by Eilers Furs Mr and Mrs Bob Stateshack of Stone Falls and Miss Lorraine Kurtz of Brookings spent Sunday and Labor Day in Skyscraper with Frank Kurtz Lawrence Burris now in Chicago travels to Chilli Missouri for radiolocothe course
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Herman Huesgen
W. H. Huesgen
Chicago
Ilinois School of Optometry
Simon Axelrad
Kansas City
Ralph G. Riley
C. S. Mateer
Salem
Ore
Montere
Minn
St Paul
Huron Pees
Lorraine
Goranson
Gary
Gary School For the Blind
Bex
G. E. Goranson
Florence
Ida Berquist
Axel Berquist
Nebraska Averrue
St. Paul
Bethesda Hospital
Howard Hough
Los Angeles
St Louis
St. Louis
Charles Pefferkorn
Red Oak
Iava
Viola
Rela
Olson
Watertown
Clyde Gorham
Mobridge
J.F. Salehert
Doris Krogh
New Ulm
Huron
Joe Wallner
Marie Ruthen de Leonard
Yakima
Wash
Tom Reaves
Wallner
Floyd Collings
Mer- Jene
H. P. Rasmussen
Ada
Itasca State Park
Detroit Lakes
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Harriet Lou Rasmussen
Harriet Lou J
Maine
Lizzie Niel
Lewiston
Mont
Stewart Mateer
Bob Stateshack
Stone
Falls
Lorraine Kurtz
Brooking
Frank Kurtz
Fen
Lawrence William Burris
Holcombe
C. S. Burris
Chilli' i
Radiolcothe
Easy to Make Anne Adams Frock Pattern 4455
Pattern 4455 offers a slenderizing women’s frock with puffed sleeves shoulder yokes V neck and bow. Available sizes 34 to 48 with fabric guidance for size 36. Includes illustrated swing instructions and costs fifteen cents per pattern with combined book available for twenty five cents. Order from Evening Huronite Pattern Department, 49 Third Street Southeast, Huron SD.
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Anne Adams
Huronite
Pattern Department
Third Street
Huron
5. D
Breaks Ankle In Automobile Spill
Donald Munyon, 251 Kansas, broke his ankle in a street crash when he collided with a car driven by Paul Schmidt after plunging in front of him. Schmidt said he braked to a stop but the boy ran into the rear fender. Munyon was taken home. the ankle injury was diagnosed later. The Lea Valley in England grows roses under glass across 70 acres yielding four crops yearly.
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Wiz-Nbc
Spa
Donald Munyon
Kansas
Paul Schmidt
Schmidt
Young Munyon
Lea Valley
England
New Water Repellent Chemistry Demonstrated at Society
In Rochester on September 8 a DuPont chemist presented a coal and fat derived chemical claiming to repel water across fabrics without washing out or affecting dry cleaning. The product aims to protect clothing from spills like coffee.
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Rochester
American Chemical Society
duPont
New Coal-Fat Treatment Softens Fabrics Aims For Waterproof Wear
A laboratory product claims to soften cotton, wool, silk and rayon by sinking into fibres rather than coating surfaces. Treated fabrics shed water while remaining dry to the touch. experiments describe a man in water with dry pants and pockets that feel cool yet stay dry when not squeezed.
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Powell L. Rainer
Akim Yamiroff
Edward Everatt Horton
Lynne Overman
Lucien Littlefield
Esther Dale
Porter Halk
Louise Campbell
WABC
Wayne C. Taylor
Wabc-Cbs
Nacio Herb Brown
California
Frank Parker
Andre Kostalanetz
Jessica Draganelle
Roger Pryor
George Gershwin
WJZ
Lum
Abner
Walt Interlude
Mary Kenny
Herman Middleman
WEAF
NBC Music Guild
O'Neills
H. H. Lehman
Weaf-Nec
Rudy Vallee
Radio Music Hall
John B. Kennedy
Amos ‘N' Amy
Lou Beeeze
Lee Gordon
Larry Burke
Jerry Blaine
Andy Kirk
Wabc-Chs
Gikx
Bowes
Floyd Gibbons
Frank Dailey
P Merodics
George Olsen
Bert Block
F ‘Pryor
Benny Goodman
Eddie Hauge
NZJ
Tokyo
LAX
Buenos Aires
W2kaf
Chillicothe Business College
Muraine
Dee Crawford
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Dee Bannister
Washington, D. C
Bannister
Hattie Bannister
Fred Barber
Black Hills
Jack’s Market
Graham
Toas
Lic
RED Heart Dog Food
Macbeth
Pearl, Barnlett
Jonathan Apples
Jacek Little
Edw
Everett Lynne Overman
Travelogue
Akin Tamiroff
the Great Gambont
Louis
Flexy
Bill Powell
Ardent
Put Powell
Urten O'Sullivan
Bing Mistery
Vous
Farr
South Dakota
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