Only Yesterday and Storm at Daybreak at Varsity and Pates theaters
Screen selections dominate the week with Dorothea Wieck in The Cradle Song marking her American debut at the Hertres Center alongside Kay Francis Nils Asther and Ann Harding in Brecht era romances. John Boles headlines Only Yesterday with a vast cast, while Charles Laughton stars in The Private Life of Henry VIII as Aggie Appleby and Aggie Appleby Maker of Men feature in varied house programs through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity Theater
Margaret Sullavan
Jol. Boles
Charles Laughton
Henry Viit
Pates Theater
Ann Harding
Charles Farrell
Wynne Gibson
Zasu Uitte
Acgie Appleby
Kay Francis
Walter Huston
Phillips Holmes
George E. Stone
Hollywood
John Boles
Billie’ Burke
Florenz Ziegfeld
Edna Mae Oliver
Reginald Denny
Benita Hume
FE In
Panghorn
George Meeker
Onslow’ Stevens
Edmund Breese
King Baggot
Creighton Hale
June Clyde
Betty Blythe
Walter
Catlett
America
John M. Stahl
Back Street
Henry VIII
Bronx
Nero
William Gargan
Zasu Pitts
New York
Aggie Ampleby
Dorothea Wieck
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Accusows Doan
A Kansan recalls Hollywood facts and anecdotes about actors directors and studios. Notable figures include Oliver Hardy Clara Bow Mae West Victor McLaglen Joe Schenck MGM plans a film featuring Gable Barrrymore Otto Kruger Ted Healy Mae Clark Myrna Loy and star birthdays for Don Alvarado and Will Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Winchell
Harry Richman
Watts
Los Angeles
Oliver Hardy
Rancho Golf Club
Sam
Thompson
Bancroft
Clara Bow
Mae West
Brooklyn
Victor McLaglen
Victor
Joe Schenck
Christian Healing Services at Second Church of Christ Scientist
Community notices invite attendance at Second Church of Christ Scientist in Wisdemann building Massachusetts Street with services on Sunday at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm, subject God the Only Cause and Creator, Sunday school 9:45, testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 pm, reading room hours 11:20 am to 5 pm daily except Sundays. The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston branch describes its relation and reading room, inviting public use. First M. E. Church hosts morning worship with theme The Coat of Character and Wesleyan choir performing Cast Thy Burden, preaching by Robert A. Hunt and Edwin F. Price respectively. Cooperative service details and youth activities noted. St. Luke A. M. E. Church announcements list standard services at Ninth and New York streets with M. C. Knight preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats Am
Mraz A. Stone
Sing Poraane Sone
Atta Louise Parrett
AlInois
Belle, Heison
Jailte Harveys
Prietor
Misa Fardine
Eldridge
O.chock
Belle. W. Purl
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Wisdemann
Massachusetts Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
M. E
Tenth
Vermont
Robert A. Hunt
Wesler Foundation
Edwin F. Price
J. S .Daniels
Wesleyan Chorus
Hamblen
Mildred Dunn
LeRoy Neddeau
Dorothy Enlaw
Aiam
Martin
Denlinger
Wil-Haye
Sc School of
Epon
Jleaguév
Jarmaret Rerler
de- Sotlons
Sargaret’ Lewis
Edwin “Fe Price
R B Mellon Dead Brother of Andrew Mellon
R B Mellon 75 president of Mellon National Bank and brother of Andrew Mellon died at his home in Pittsburgh after a month of declining health. He was surrounded by his wife Jennie King Mellon son Richard K Mellon and daughter Sarah Cordelia Scaife. He helped build the Mellon business empire centered in Pittsburgh and was noted for philanthropy. His last public action was a request to re examine his 1930 income tax report amid a dispute over an $18 951 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
R. B. Melloni
Mellon National Bank
Andrew'Mellon
Jennnie King “Mellon
Richard K. Mellon
Sarah Cordelia Scaife
Richard Beatty- Mellon
Revision of Social Register drops Tunney and adds Mdivani
In the 1934 Social Register, Gene Tunney and Mrs Rhoda Tenner Doubleday are dropped while Prince Alexis Mdivani appears for the first time following his marriage to Barbara Huston. The edition recalls Harold McCormick breach of promise actions and Willock's marriage to a household employee. Jack DeRuyter also misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee. J
Social Register
Gene Tunney
Rhoda ‘Tenner
Doubleday
William Willock, Jr
Tunney
Polly Lauder
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Barbara Huston
Woolworth Missions
Roosevelt prepares to depart Warm Springs for Washington
President Roosevelt winds down two weeks at Warm Springs Georgia as he readies to leave for Washington. He reports satisfied with his monetary program and enjoys unusually fine weather and rare privacy including driving his own car, swimming, and recreation away from crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Warm Springs, Ga
Warm Springs
Washington
Little’ White House
Mforminute
Local social notes and family visits reported
A long list of weekend and Sunday gatherings shows Mrs Euphemia Henon Mrs McKinney and the Simpson family among attendees. Guests from Kansas City Parkville and Ottawa visited, with Centenary Hall play Secrets featured and dinners shared at multiple homes in Ottawa over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griffith
Harry Summer
Kansas City
van Keuren
George Sammer
Esther McConnell
Betty Joe Simpson
Euphemia Henon
James el
McKinney
Dorothy
Betty Lou Simpson
Baker University
Centenary Hall
Charles Johnson
Local Social Roundup Ties Neighbors for Weekend Visits
Mrs Butell and her young son Bob spent a few days at home. Ed Heaston, Robert, William Newman and the Haas family shared Sunday dinners. Geneva Sutor hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W R Sutor and family. Buckels Mulkey Price Carrnaham and Bernice Carnahan visited the Millers. John Green Henrietta Jones and Rev Lackey led a service at Clifford Knight's church in Elmywood. Emery Bell and Emma visited Ottson to see Bell’s sister planning a California departure. Doris Dunn from Abilene arrived Wednesday, stayed through Sunday, then headed to Springhill. Mrs Yohe is described as quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butell
Bobby
Ed Heaston
Robert
William Newman
T. F. Haas
Dewey - “McClay
Frearie
Richard
Maxine
Nina
Geneva
W. R. Sutor
Harry Buckels
Mulkey
Ottawa
Oliver Price
Carrnahan
Oxford Club
Baker University
John Green
Henrietta Jones
Carl Lackey
Clifford Knicht
Far Elmywood
Kan
Emery
Bell
Emma Emery
Otts
California
Doris Dunn
Abilene
Tex
Local Social News Notes Dinner Gatherings and Visits
Ives Chapel residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McConnell and family. Vinland visitors A. G. Hammond and others called on Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Husted. Neighbors shucked corn at Fred Meyer’s with many participants. Attendees included H. Cook, Philip Miller, R. McConnell, James Oshel, Todd Scott, Marlin Cook, and more. Other items mention Black Jack Needle Club guests, travelers from Varick, Palco and Lawrence visits, a Prairie City school program, a cake walk with prizes, and supper guests at the Hird home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. McConnell
Francis
Cecil
Phyllis
C. W. Warner
A. G. Hammond
Vinland
H. R. Husted
Fred Meyer
Joe Griffith
John Dean
H. Cook
Philip Miller
A. B. Cook
McConnell
James Oshel
Todd Scott
Marlin Cook
Varick
Milton Rodgers
Marietta’ ,Marcotte
Palco
W. R. Sutar
Tmarming
Sacob Hail of
Lawrence
Reg Clary
Earl ‘Sutar
Milton Rodger
Marietta Marcotte
Robert Brum
Margaret
Lutor
O. M. ‘Hird
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Dorathes Wieck
Leren
Nils
Sther
Robert_ Young
Lowen
Henry Fil
Dickinson Theater
Judith Allen
Richard Arlen
Thurster
Dorothy Wieck
Jane Ghandler
Sandor Hunyady
Walker Huston
Kay
Nils Asther
Louise
Closser Hale
Eugene Pallette
Henry Gordon
Jean Parker
George KE
Stone
Wall Street
Annn Harding
Robert Young
Sari Maritza
Max Miller
Aggie Appleby
NED Yortes
Fusion
Fiorello LA Guardia
Sons OG AN Pry Bandmasters
Grok
Switka
Mo i
Fiorello Laguardia
Cray
Isa
O'Bryon
Alwans
Ageral
Laguardia
Accusows
St. Luke
A. M. E. Church
Ninth and
New York Streets
R.B. Mellon
George Summer
Misa Emma
Miller
Miss Emery
Richard Butell
Shalkaski
Ed McNierny
Forrest Purcell
Ed_ Growhey
Sunda
Oklahoma
Winters
James Dunn
Lola Oae Uke
the- Man
Patee
Tonite Jean Starlow
Lee Tracy
Gus
Kit Carson
Nils Alther
Ruth Etting
Dickinson
Isc
Zane Grey
Stant Production
HNBC
Journal-World
Petar
Paramount Picture
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