Fashion Follies of 1934 at Patee theater next week
The Patee theater promotes a week of features led by Fashion Follies of 1934 a comedy drama starring William Powell Lette Davis with Frank McHugh Verree Teasdale and Reginald Owen a fashion show sequence and a Paris New York market plot. Also showing Female a Ruth Chatterton vehicle and Flaming Gold a Mexican oil field adventure with Pat O’Brien Mae Clark and Bill Boyd.
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Verree Teasdale
Reginald Owen
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Fashionis
Busby Berkely
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
Lois Wilson
Ruth Donnelly
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Johnny Mack Brown
Patee Theater
Pat
O’brien
Mae Clark
Bill Boyd
Varsity Theater
Bombay Mail
Dickinson
Kellogg's All-Bran touted for bowel relief and appetite
An enthusiastic testimonial from L. M. Durigan of Jacksonville Florida credits Kellogg's All-Bran with ending years of cathartic use. The letter claims improved digestion, freedom to eat any food, and ongoing relief, citing lab support for bulk fiber iron and vitamin B.
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Battle Creek
It Never Rains in Lawrence High School Play Review
Lawrence high school junior class staged It Never Rains a three act comedy in the auditorium directed by Miss Luella Foreman. The cast displayed preparation and skill with notable performances from Patrick McAlearney as Jimmy Rogers and Marjorie Smith as Dorothy Donovan. The junior class officers and sponsors earned commendation for their roles supporting the production along with the school orchestra under C. E. Sawhill.
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Lawrence High School
Luella Foreman
Leo Freed
Jeannette Houk
Violet McKone
Helen Rice
Charlie Hay
Martha Rayhill
Faye Orelup
Alice Geiger
C. E. Sawhill
Mr. Sawhill
Lea Freed
Patrick McAlearney
Jimmy Rogers
Dorothy Donovan
Marjorie Smith
Virginia St. Clair
Mickie Learnard
Hugh Magruder
Gertrude Welch
Louise Peyton
Elbert Jella
Alex Mitchell
Margaret Nanninga
Alice Russell
Dorothy Werner
Helen Pierce
Margaret
Lewis
Mildred Wiedemann
Jimmy Scoggins
Arthur Leonard
Boy Scouts Stage Varied Half Time Program at College Game
About 200 Kaw area Scouts from seven troops attended the Iowa State Kansas basketball game in KU Auditorium. Troop 53 led by W F E Whetstone showcased buglers Gene Whetstone and Buddy Moll and a rope making stunt. Troop 60, led by L H Houston, included a knot tying demonstration and guitar harmonica duet by Fred Nol and Bob Richardson. Troop 52 presented a tower building stunt, Troop 51 offered a first aid demonstration, Troop 55 staged a signaling exhibition, and Troop 54 comprising Negro Scouts from Ninth Street Baptist played Scout games.
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Christian Church
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Buddy Moll
Chester Brown
Gilbert Weidman
Fred Nol
Bob Richardson
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L. H. Houston
Baptist Church
Scout demonstration highlights Kaw Area Council visit
Executive of the Kaw Area Council visited as Armin Woestemeyer acted as master of ceremonies at the Scout demonstration. The event showcased leadership and activities, underscoring the council's engagement with local scouts.
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Armin Woestemeyer
A Kansan Sees Hollywood Take Hollywood in Kansas
A Kansan notes Hollywood stars seen away from their usual haunts. Alan Hale is spotted in a Kansas suburb, delivering a Harpo Marx style quiet turn in Lost Patrol. The piece envisions TV taking cinema into homes with live premieres and stage guests in Los Angeles.
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Lost Patrol
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Organ Recital Sunday in K U Auditorium by Skilton
Professor Charles S Skilton leads an organ recital Sunday at 4 pm in the K U auditorium with a brass quartet audience members include Ver million Boggs Hobbs and Sawhill. The program features works by Bach Wagner and Bingham among others with pieces arranged by Skilton.
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K. U
Cloyd Vermillion
Lawrence Boggs
Oliver Hobbs
C. E. Sawhill
Professor Skilton
Thiastersing
Agner Fritker
Florénee
Seth Bingham
Tiesole
Christus
Ravanella
Local Radio Schedule Highlights and Cancellations
KFRU broadcasts Saturday at 6 00 p m with sports review and themes. Sunday vesper service at School of Fine Arts cancelled. Monday features include Testament of Youth book review by Kenneth Rockwell and poetry program by Pp. Poe Blementary. Pro vince s of Foctry with Helen Rhoda Hoopes assistant professor of English at 6 00 p.m.
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KFRU
Vera Brittan
Kenneth Rockwell
Poe Blementary
Lesan
Cornell
Foctry
Mirs
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Nelson Gallery Lectures Next Week in Kansas City
Nelson Gallery of Art in Kansas City announces a week of lectures and programs. Paul Gardner speaks on The European Period Rooms and The tian Portrait at 8 p.m. and 3 p.m. on February 20 and 21 respectively. Ruth Lindsay Hughes presents The Dancing Lion on February 21 and Children’s Hour on February 24. Frances Askew covers Italian Textiles and the American Indian Room with Children’s Hour on February 23 and 24. An organ program follows at Trinity Lutheran Church tomorrow evening at 7:30 with Grace Endacott, Madge Craig, and others. A new municipal airport near Camp Clark in Nevada, Missouri, will be dedicated tomorrow with officials and a National Guard air squadron from St. Louis.
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Nelson Gallery of Art
Kansas City
Paul Gardner
Tian
Dancing Lion
Ruth ‘Lindsay Hughes
Frances Askew
Ruth Lindsay Hughes
Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Grace Endacott
Felix Borowski
Bruce Steane
Faulkner
Madge Craig
Diack
Sheppard
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Harold Brown
Jefferson City
Governor Park
National Guard
St. Louis
Baker University to hear Methodist Times editor outline Jubilee year
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World reports Baker University’s senior class selected Dr. Benjamin Gregory, editor of The Methodist Times in London, to be commencement orator on May 28, marking Baker’s Diamond Jubilee year. Also noted are local January county bills and a long Douglas County financial ledger.
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Rice
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Elsie Armstrong
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