At the Theatres Next Week Showings Reported
Carole Lombard and Frederic March star in Nothing Sacred at Dickinson for four days starting Sunday. Granada Theatre presents Live, Love and Learn with Robert Montgomery Rosalind Russell and Robert Benchley on four days. Fight for Your Lady with Jack Oakie Ida Lupino and John Boles plays at another venue on specified days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Lombard
Frederic March
Dickinson
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
Robert Benchley
Love and
Jack Oakie
Ida Lupino
John Boles
Granada
Sailor Doll Quest and Acorn Mystery in Forest Tale
The Queen of Fairies introduces a sailor doll who travels by iceboat named The Spray to rescue Helga the toyshop doll from the white fox. A warm leather suit is gifted before he sails into a forest where squirrels seize him seeking a magic acorn that will shrink their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Queen of Fairies
Santa
Sailor
Helga
White Fox
Queen of Fairies
Lady Squirrel
Santa’s
Christmas program at Baldwin church by rural schoolchildren
The Baldwin First Methodist church hosts a 2 pm Sunday vesper with Evelyn Baker, Anna Rector, and Dr. Bart organizing. Part One features Deck the Hall and J Noel amid student solos. Part Two includes The First Noel and America the Beautiful. Part Three ends with Santa Claus greetings and carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
We Two
Abian
Evelyn Baker
Ean Butler
Anna
Rector
Irving
Bart
Dolester Fideler
Atin Hymi
Clear Willis
Noel
Mrs. Xylophone
John. Barnett
America the Beautiful
Ward Yankee Doodle
Columbia
Nothing Sacred screens with Carole Lombard and Fredric March
Wednesday show features Carole Lombard and Fredric March in Nothing Sacred. Thursday Friday and Saturday present Rex Beach's The Barrier with Leo Carrillo Jean Parker and Otto Kruger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Lombard
Fredric March
Leo Carrillo
Jean Parker
Otto Kruger
Rex Beach
Love Is News and The Man Who Cried Wolf Showings
Sunday Tuesday features Ty rone Power Loretta Young and Don Ameche in Love Is News Return with Tom Brown Barbara Read and Lewis Stone in The Man Who Cried Wolf First run. Wednesday Thursday presents Gary Cooper Ann Harding in Peter The Betson Return and William Gargan Jean Rogers in Reported Missing First run. Friday Saturday shows Courage of the West First run with Bob Baker Lois January and Don Terry Rosalind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
Don Ameche
Tom Brown
Barbara’ Read
Lewis Stone
Gary Cooper
Ann Harding
Peter Thebetson
William Gargan
Jean Rogers
Bob Baker
Lois January
Don Terry
Rosalind
Keith in A Fight to the Finish
In this first run Keith faces a strenuous challenge in a dramatic bout titled A Fight to the Finish. The feature highlights Keith's endurance and skill as the contest unfolds with rising tension and decisive moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Alcatraz Island and Forty Naughty Girls at Patee Theatre
At Patee Theatre Wednesday to Saturday first run features John Litel Ann Sheridan in Alcatraz Island and James Gleason ZaSu Pitts in Forty Naughty Girls. Also Bob Steele in Rid in the Lone Trail and Bea Hould in Dangerous Holiday in second program. Men’s Sunday Forum at Funk's chapel features Paul B. Lawson KU dean with Knight vocal by Mildred Reuter. all members urged to attend with a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee
ZaSu Pitts
John Litel
Ann Sheridan
Alcatraz Island
James Gleason
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansas
Methodist Men’s Forum
Funk’s
William:. Knight
Mildred Reuter
Aqua-Chromatic Exhibition of Watercolors Opens April
Local artists showcase watercolors using uniform linen paper and a selected palette to test permanence. The exhibit, titled Aqua-Chromatic, is organized by Research Laboratories of Grumbacher New York with Tiffany Foundation and National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors cooperation and will travel to Lawrence in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grumbacher
New York
Tiffany Foundation
National Association .of
M. M. Engle
West 34Th Street
New York City
Schmincke
Lawrence
Paul Mannen
Karl Maer
Joseph Mitchell
Kellogg
G. M. Beal
Maud Ellsworth
Mrs. M Speeman
Foster Parriott
Rayan J. Eastwood
Clara A. Hatton
Fort Collins
Colo
Rosemary Ketcham
Catherine Scott
Ottawa
Marjorie Whitney
T. D. Jones
Glenn Chariton
Hilda
Lofgren
Bernard Frazier
Minnie Scott
Eugene McFarland
W. A. Griffith
Arvid Jacobson
Amelia Sprague
Lucien
Abrahms
van Tress Allm
Isabel
Schreiber
Atchison
Choir Members and Soloists Listed for Mount Pleasant Program
The program lists Joe M. Will and Richard Beahm as pianists with Henry Smith as violin soloist performing Beriot Ninth Concerto first movement. Soprano Helen Pierson and vocal solos accompany a cappella elements. Choir members include Jean Burch Helena Pishtack Jack Garrett Harvey Helen Harvey Dorothy Hill Gratten Hol Bhin Woody Seen Paige Jean Lawrence Dora Lee Thel Lucas Lila Belle Mel Pike Dr Mitchell Thomas Mitchell Moore Rose Newman Margaret Parks Martina Washington Mary Elizabeth Payne Lucille Pierson Helen Shepend Speaks next Scott Eva MacDepard Paul Sims Wesley Sims Arthur Lindfield Ora Stanafield Nola Jean Stone Ruth Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smite
eBeriot
Helen “Pierson
Enry Smn
Bathie Chem” Bowker
Clinmbin
Fens
M Cappella Spirit the
Soliiwing
Erzons
Hames Brown
Jean
Burch
Helena Pishtack
Jack
Bertha’ ‘Garrett
Harvey
Helen Harvey
Bille Benkine
Dorothy Hill
Gratten
Woody
Oa Gin Iy
Jean Lawrence
Dora Lee
Thel “Lucas
Lila
Belle
Mel Pike
Mitchell
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Granada Theatre
Barbara
Man Who Gried
Wolf
Varsity
Syrae
Old Smith
Miss Butler
Chester
Moore
Dickinson ‘Theatre
Varsity Theatre
the Family Theatre
Tim McCoy
Marshal
Ross Alexander Ruby Keeler
Lee Dixon
Aftee Tva
Patee Theatre
Journal-World
Jane Withers
Fox
Godfrey
Vermont
Ace
NSA
Popeye
G. Robinson
Edgar Kennedy
Anu At
Robt. Benchley
Eee Eony
Mickey Rooney
Cameron. White
T. Luke M
Joe M. Will
Richard Beahm
Bill’s
Santa’ ‘Claus
Jack’ Holt
Morocco
Buck Jones
California
Ry Cooner
Ann
Harding Apeter
Tebetson
William Gargen
Beit
March OF
Walt Disney
PLUTO
Nelson Eddy
Eleanor Powell
Rosalie
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