The Crowd Roars and Texans and More At Local Theatres
Next week Granada Theatre features The Crowd Roars with Robert Taylor Edward Arnold and Maureen O Sullivan while Dickinson Theatre runs The Texans all week Randolph Scott and Joan Bennett. Sunday and Monday show Prison Farm with Lloyd Nolan and Shirley Ross and Life Begins in College with Ritz brothers Tony Martin and Joan Davis. Tuesday offers Sins of the Children return with Eric Linden Cecelia Parker and Captain Calamity with George Mouston Movita. Wednesday and Thursday present The Devil's Party with Victor McLaglen Geatrice Roberts and Sales Lady. Friday and Saturday showcase A Trip to Paris with Jed Prouty and the Jones Family and Two-Gun Justice with Tim McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Nolan
Shirley Ross
Ritz Brothers
Tony Martin
Joan Davis
Eric Linden
Cecelia Parker
George Mouston
Movita
Victor MacLaglen
Geatrice Roberts
Jed Prouty
the Jones Family
Paris
Tim McCoy
Film Showings Include Margaret Lindsay in When Were You Born
Wednesday and Thursday theatres present first run features with Margaret Lindsay and Anna May Wong in When Were You Born. Katharine Hepburn, Joan Bennett and Jean Parker star in Little Women in return engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lindsay
Anna May Wong
Katharine Hepburn
Joan Bennett
Jean Parker
Charles Starrett
Ralph Forbes
Alice Moore
Six family slayings and suicide in Kansas
Slayings in Norton Kansas leave six members of the Dobbie family dead in their beds. Sheriff C W Holland reported the father George Dobbie killed his wife Thelma and four sons with a .22 rifle then shot himself, with one bullet between his eyes. The eldest son had shown injuries and claimed beatings by his father. An inquest was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Kan
Kansas
C. W. Holland
George Dobbie
George, Jr
Glen Donald
Raymond
Floyd Gene
Thelma Dobbie
Beaver City
Neb
Holland
George
Debbie
al Tho Debbie
Whi. George, Sr
J. G. Tillotson
Two Killed in Mason Michigan Shootout Between Man and Officer
In Mason Michigan at 3 AM Officer James Ray Hinkley age 52 and Richard Sandway 58 were killed during a duel in the business district. Hinkley was escorting Sandway's wife Blanche Sandway to her apartment when Sandway fired a shotgun. Hinkley returned fire then collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason, Mich
Mason
James Ray Hinkley
Richard Sandway
Hinkley
Blanche Sandway
Roosevelt Adds Life Member In Eighth Ward Club
In Philadelphia on August 6, the Eighth Ward Democratic club welcomed Franklin D. Roosevelt III as a new life member. The infant, born 18 days earlier in a ward hospital, received the membership card from his father Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. The report notes an additional line about slaves seen in New Hampshire in 178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
UPI
Eighth Ward
Democratic Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt, III
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Marriage License Issued to William McClure and Mary Baugh
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the county courthouse to William Henry McClure of Hate City Kansas and Mary Eleanor Baugh of Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry McClure
Hate City
Kan
Mary Eleanor Baugh
Linwood
Kentucky results draw national attention in Barkley race
Washington observers monitor Kentucky primaries as President Roosevelt weighs Barkley’s renomination bid and Georgia influence. Campaign dynamics hinge on party organization strength and potential shifts in support amid broad national interest. The stakes include potential moves in Georgia and reactions from administration critics and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Canal Zone
White House
Houston
Georgia
Athens
Barnesville
Walter George
George
Lawrence Camp
Atlanta
Camp
Nevada
Colorado
Franklin III Taken Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and her 18 day old son Franklin left Pennsylvania Hospital today for home in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin III
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Franklin
Pennsylvania Hospital
New Station Wagon for City Vocational Agriculture
The city schools announced the purchase of a Ford station wagon seating 11 for field trips by the Vocational Agriculture Department. Bids were opened last Monday, and a board committee was authorized to study offered specs. The committee members C E Birch Neal M Wherry H L Sutherland and W R Essick selected the vehicle to be delivered August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Agriculture Department
Board of Education
C. E. Birch
Neal M. Wherry
H. L. Sutherland
W. R. Essick
Rhapdiodes and Sodists: wandering Greek poets
A class of ancient Greek men recited poetry and traveled from place to place. They were known as Rhapdiodes and sodists who performed in various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
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Granada Theatre
Robert Taylor
Edward Arnold
Maureen O'Sullivan
Dickinson Theatre
Randolph Scott and
Varsity Theatre
Granada
Randolph Scott
Dickinson
Mred
Varsity
Patee Theatre
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Deal
Tennessee
A. T. Stewart
Memphis
Edward H.crump
George L. Berry
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Herbert H. Hitchcock
William H. Dieterich
Illinois
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Eugene DuPont
Owl’s Nest
Wilmington, del
23Rd
Louisiana
Grounds
Tell
Circus
Wild Animal Menagerie
THE
Kay Francis
Dickie Moore
Rudolph Valentino
Son of the Sheik
Oxford
Frank Morgan
William Gargan
Lionel Stander
Jane
Don Bester’s
Wyman
Yine Yi
Vk Se AG
Corrigan
Harold Lloyd
Professor Beware
Warner Baxter
Alexander
Wagon
Wells Fargo
Mance
Old Texas
Glory of the
Lone Star State
Ste
Texas
Robert Cummings
Raymond Hatton
May Robson
Robert Barrat
Walter Brennen
Harvey Stephens
Sally Eilers
SOS Coastguard
Atharine Hepburn
Joan Beaness
Paul Lukas May Oliver
Douglass Montgomery
Henn Stephenson
Eko-Radio
Rictute
Lola Lane
Boee Ors Etek
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