Next Week's Movies in Local Theaters
Dickinson Theater shows So Bed Are Lose with Margaret Sullavan Sunday to Tuesday. Peter Ibbetson with Gary Cooper and Ann Harding Thursday to Saturday. In Person features Ginger Rogers and Gere Brent at Granada Sunday to Wednesday, with Barbara Stanwyck in AN Tex Thursday to Saturday. Varsity Theater presents Town Squad with Talbot and Valerie, Ship Cafe, plus My Heart Is Calling and Swell Head in first runs. Patee Theater offers Going Higher Run with Mandy Bibbee and Zasu Bitertun, and Ileoray for Loves with Gene Rarrmond Bethern in Sterum showing. Gallant Defender and Hell's Angels run at Hawk Theater with Oliva Brook and Madvivine Carrell. Thursday to Saturday not announced.
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Granada Theater
Ginger Rogers
Gere Brent
Barbara Buinwyck
Tex
Varsity
Talbot
Valerie Diiksen
Carl
Eo Jit Rive Pura
Walter Ford
Dickie Moore
Jack Pett
Kermit Maynard
Booth
Japan presses for naval parity at world talks
London Dec 7 The Japanese delegation told the British admiralty Japan demands parity with the United States and Great Britain in strength, not just in name, and will not discuss other issues until parity is secured. Admiral Osami Nazano and other delegates outlined a hard line as talks open Monday, with five powers preparing to lay out proposals to replace the expiring Washington and London treaties. The American delegation led by Norman H. Davis Signaled openness to feasible limits, as talks could extend two months or more amid Italo-Ethiopian tensions and Sino-Japanese relations.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Admiralty
Osami Nazano
Matsuzo Nagai
Iwash
France
Italy
Washington
North China Autonomy Movement
Norman H. Davis
William Phillips
William H
New York Society Stages a Giddy Costume Shindig
New York society staged a riotous dress ball at the Waldorf Astoria celebrating Quat’z Art Night in India. Debutantes wore Hindu and Persian outfits while guests paraded in circus and exotic costumes amid electric effects and semi nude decor. A harried waiter in the rear bore Scotch and soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Society
New York
India
Park Avenue
Waldorf- Astoria
Bombay
William Rhinelander Stewart
All India
Rajput
Arthur Ware
S. Stanwood Menken
Reginald Vanderbilt
Camerazz
Jazzbo
Ketto Mikeladze
Manhattan Society
Tony Sarg
Westminster Choir to Sing Hymn to the Savior at First Presbyterian
The Westminster A Cappella Choir will present Hymn to the Savior by Kremser during the morning service at First Presbyterian Church. Zanella Emerson soprano and a senior in voice at the University school of fine arts will take the solo under Miss Meri- (continues).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Kremser
Zanella Emerson
University School of Fine Arts
Meri
Accompanying the Number by Elizabeth Searle and Elaine Frutchey
Elizabeth Searle the harpist plays with the organ under Mrs. C W Straffon for the offertory solo. Miss Elaine Frutchey a choir member will perform Handel Largo with Searle on harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bah Moore
Elizabeth Searle
C. W. Straffon
Elaine Frutchey
Largo
Miss Searle
Clear Day Forecast for Topeka and Kansas
Weather summary notes clear skies and above normal December temperatures across Kansas with eastern rain and western sunshine. Forecasted differences aim to aid wheat pasture and field work, with minimums 28 in the northwest and 35 to 40 elsewhere. Fluently, Argo: Miss Janet Samuel named most popular Kansas State College beauty. other candidates listed. The Red Cross Douglas County chapter holds its monthly meeting Monday at 4:30 PM in the city council room.
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Topeka
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Canada
Manhattan
Kan
Janet Samuel
Kansas State College
Royal Purple
Samuel
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Betty Lee MacTageart
Belleville
Louise Rust
Maxine Danielson
Gladys Poole
Kansas City
June. Fleming
Council Grove
What A
Red Cross
Douglas County
The
American Red Cross
Thefts Reported at Haskell Institute and Thompson Studio
The Haskell Institute art department reported a $60 loss after a theft in which about 45 items were stolen including bead work silver bracelets belts and necklaces with no trace found. Earlier a break in the Thompson photograph studio on Massachusetts street yielded two picture frames worth $14.
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Haskell Institute
Thompson
Massachusetts Street
How's Your Health Edited for New York Academy Medicine
A lecture by Sir Walter Langdon-Brown discusses fear and pain in medical care. He notes fear driven by the unknown, the relief from a diagnosis, and the insight that doctors can be poor patients. Emphasizing anxiety, neurotic fear, and the value of psychotherapy and hope as remedies.
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We New York Academy Edicine
Iago Galdston
Walter Langdon- Brown
Frakes
University Ofambridge
Doctor Brown
Schopenhauer
Hippocrates
Brown
Primitive Medicine to Monte Carlo The Game Gambler
In this feature Ron Ald Colman plays a Russian gambler from Paris who breaks the bank in Monte Carlo then proclaims gambling pays poorly and vows not to return. He falls for Joan Bennett amid a bustle of gambling syndicate concerns and a lively news reel and comedy unit accompany the drama. The Journal-World classified page notes thousands of readers engage daily.
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Monte Carlo
Ronald Colman
Paris
Colman
Joan Bennett
Joan
Journal-World
Coffman Brookhart dispute over Landon tax plan aired
Washington reports Kansas state senator Clyde W Coffman and Iowa former Senator Smith W Brookhart traded letters on Governor Landon and tax relief for common people. Brookhart accused Landon of backing Hearst influence and lowering federal rates to Kansas levels. Brookhart claimed London backing from Standard Oil. Also noted is a sacred drama The Challenge of the Cross by Charles Marsh at First Christian Church on Sunday December 8 in observance of Annual Women's Missionary Day.
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Washington
Clyde W. Coffman
Kansas
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Landon
Brookhart
Coffman
Tom
William Randolph Hearst
Brockhart
London
Standard Oil Company
Charles Marsh
The
Christian Churches
Thanksgiving Family Dinners Across Lawrence Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Purvis and family enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the W H Peasley home in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Earl Lederer and family and Mr and Mrs A P Foster dined at the George Newlin home. Mrs George Potter of Kansas City formerly Miss Gladys Black had an appendectomy at Memorial hospital Thursday morning. Mildred Black of Kansas City and Donald Black of KU spent the weekend at home with Mr and Mrs Earl Black. Mrs Minnie Seele of Lawrence visited at her son Henry Seele's home. Mr and Mrs Osgood Armstrong and Lorenz Speicher were Thanksgiving guests.
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Fred Purvis
W. H. Peasley
Lawrence
Earl Lederer
A. P. Foster
George Newlin
George Potter
Kansas City
Gladys Black
Memorial Hospital
Mildred Black
Donald Black
K. U
Earl Black
Minnie Seele
Henry Seele
Osgood Armstrong
Lorenz Speicher
Cecil Jordon
Roy Merchant
Leo Dyer
Ottawa
Elizabeth Albright
Velma
Glenn Keller
George Reynolds
Earl
Geneva
John Elm
Worden
Claudie Jardon
Edgar Jardon
M. J. Jardon
Eugene Leonard
Great Falls
Mont
L. B. Snyder
James Davis
Tulsa
Okla
Elva Leonard
Sallie
Lebo
Charles Averill
W. H. Lucas
Independence Community Club
Spring Creek
Carl Butel
B. L. Taul
Will Vaughn
Howard Hardtaker
Oscar Williams
J. M. Montgomery
Baldwin
Christ. Schwartz
Hattie
Oscar Schwartz
Letha Mae Taul
Sue
Paul Eugene
Great
Alls
W. H. Luecas
Lucas
Mrs. Leonard
Smith Leonard
Adine Price
Charles Barkley
Mrs. Barksey
O. M. Hindman
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Communities Mentioned
Local families hosted and visited for Thanksgiving with extended kin across Ottawa Leora Worden Baldwin and nearby towns. Notable entries include Elizabeth Albright and Velma visiting from Argentine, Eugene Leonard hosting in Great Falls, Mont, and the Jordon and Jardon families in Kansas City and Worden.
Thanksgiving visits and outings across Kansas and Oklahoma
A Sunday of family gatherings and travel unfolds with Miss Jewell Anderson visiting Chanute for Thanksgiving. The Taul and Heinen families travel to Kansas City for an automobile show while George Cogburn and local families share meals at homes in Lawrence. Calls and visits extend to Ray Price, with Barbara Bailey from Oklahoma City spending Thanksgiving with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ, Schwartz
Jewell Anderson
Chanute
Jamie
Hibbard Taul
Alvin Heinen
Kansas City
George Cogburn
F. X. Jardon
Ben Hammond
Henry Bailey
Frances
Will Gorrill
Lawrence
Claudie Jardon
Katherine Keohane
Baldwin
Ray Price
Barbara Bailey
Oklahoma City
Bailey Family Attends Garnett Democratic Meeting
Mrs Henry Bailey and Mrs Frances Bailey are noted among attendees as Oscar Williams and Miss Lenora Williams join a Sunday trip to Garnett for a Democratic meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bailey
Frances Bailey
Oscar Williams
Lenora Williams
Garnett
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Randolph Scott
Dickawison
Guy Nihbee
Lvl Talbot
Valerie Hobsen
Chinatown Squad
Sven
M ‘Arsity
Fuesduay
Westminster Choir
Haskell Art Department
Thompson Studio
Dickinson
Walter
Connolly Random Secu
Ak Migs A Moore
and Brookhart
Hopewell Independence
Lawrence's
Bargain Theatre
Pateen
John Wayne
Donald Cook
Tom MIX
Miracle Rider
Guy Kibbee
Zasu Pitts
Horton
Dhate Atarsl
Bill Robinson
Tap
Tucker
Stein Furniture Co
Rio
Roberta
Ted Lewis
His Orchestra
Virginia Bruce
Ted Healy
Nat Pendleton
Oddity
Leva
KO. Radio
Baerméan Production
Alan Mowbray
Grant Mitchell
Samuel S. Hinds
Billboard Frolica
Stella Parish
Dan Matthews
Jayhawk Theatre
Court House
Granada Coffee Shop
Brussels
Hoot Gibson
Nancy Carroll
Lloyd Nolan
Harry Langdon
Buck Jones
America
Largeat
Chinatown
Cotatile ‘Ship
Rt Aos
Jay Haw
Howard Rughes
Hells
Jean Harlow
Binnie Barnes
Neil Hamilton
Nevada
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