Granada Theatre Showings With Notable Casts This Week
Sunday to Wednesday presents White Banners starring Claude Rains Fay Bainter Jackie Cooper and Bonita Granville. Thursday to Saturday screens Men Are Such Fools with Wayne Morris Priscilla Lane Humphrey Bogart and Hugh Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Rains
Fay Bainter
Jackie Cooper
Bonita Granville
Wayne Morris
Priscilla Lane
Humphrey Bogart
Hugh Herbert
Men Are
Weekday Theater Schedule Note for Jean Parker and Eric Linden
Read shows list Jean Parker and Eric Linden in Romance of the Limberlost on Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu and Joe E Brown in Wide Open Faces on Fri Sat. Patrons are reminded of rotating performances at the cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Linden
Jean Parker
Joe E. Brown
Joe Brown
Lone Wolf in Paris and Vogues of 1938 at the cinema
The program runs Sunday and Monday with Francis Le dener and Frances Drake in The Lone Wolf in Paris first run and Joan Bennett with Warner Baxter in Vogues of 1938 returning. Tuesday features 23 Hours Leave and The Man in the Mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lederer
Paris
Frances Drake
Joan Bennett
Jack Randall
Charles Quigley
Dorothy Wilson
Double Feature at the Skyline This Week
Sunday to Tuesday showings include Mystery House with Ann Sheridan and Dick Purcell and The Life of the Party with Joe Penner Gene Raymond Parkyakarkus and Victor Moore. Midweek screenings feature Under Western Stars with Roy Rogers and Smiley Burnette and Fight for Your Lady with John Boles and Jack Oakie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sheridan
Dick Purcell
Joe Penner
Gene Raymond
Parkyakarkus
Victor Moore
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
John Boles
Jack Oakie
Student Potato Project Comes Out in the Red
Richard Uttinger a Lib erty Memorial high school vocational agriculture student rented two acres this spring for a potato project. After harvesting he faced a net loss of 3.34 dollars per acre totaling 6.68 dollars. He gave half the crop and seed and bags to the landlord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Uttinger
Liberty Memorial High School
R. Essick
Uttinger
Young Uttinger
Federal tax take in Kansas rises in 1937 38 year
Wichita report shows total federal tax collections in Kansas for the year ended June 30 at 24,559,019.04, up 7,250,000 from the prior year. Social security taxes reached 7,991,378.24 for 1937-38, versus 1,779,751.85 earlier. Increases also cited include 473,554.80 in corporation income taxes and 76,906 in excess profits taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Pi—F.ee. McMullan
Internal Revenue
Kansas
McMullan
Picnic for studio children set Monday at South Park
The children's summer studio students will attend a picnic in South Park on Monday. All current and past attendees are welcome. each child brings their own lunch. They depart classes at 11 and the picnic ends by 1 with games before and after the meal.
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South Park
Two New Homes Going Up in West Hills
George Lowman and Ray H. Shackleford begin building two homes in the West Hills district. Lowman’s first story framing rises south of the George Hedrick residence on Emery road. Shackleford digs for a foundation east of Prof. Frank L. Brown’s home on Stratford road. Signs will mark street names and numbers at district intersections next week.
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West Hills
George Lowman
George Hedrick
Emery Road
Ray H. Shackleford
Kansas City
Frank L. Brown
Stratford Road
Evian conference nations pledge refuge for refugees
Latin American nations Mexico the Dominican Republic Peru and Colombia announce openness to German and Austrian refugees at Evian. Peru imposes limits on professional emigrants while Mexico and others offer farming work and orderly migration under limits set by each country. The US delegate reports Roosevelt’s telegram expressing hope for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evian-les-Bains
France
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Peru
Virgilio Trujillo Molina
West Indian Republic
Garcia Calderon
Primo Villa Michel
Germany
Austria
Jesus Maria Yepes
Colombia
Argentina
Brazil
Myron C. Taylor
United States
Henry Berenger
Roosevelt
Norma Shearer Stars in Marie Antoinette World Premiere
Hollywood July 9 The world premiere of Marie Antoinette drew hundreds of Hollywoodites and about 4120 fans to Carthay Circle theater. Norma Shearer’s return after two years was praised for both the queen’s infancy and later heartbreak scenes with Tyrone Power as Count Axel de Fersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marie Antoinette
Norma Shearer
Carthay Circle Theater
Steffan Zweig
Hapsburg
Miss Shearer
Antoinette
Tyrone Power
Count Axel de Fersen
Romeo and Juliet
Huspane
Irving Thalerg
Trinity Lutheran to Offer Special Musical Service
Guy Criss Sapson will play The Morning Star by Dallier and Bach’s Fugue in G as postlude at the 11 o’clock service. Paul Stoner will perform Bruch Adagio in G Minor. Rev. C A Puls will review The Songs of Solomon and discuss Bible Books. Over 200 attended last Sunday’s service.
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Guy Criss ~Sapson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Morning Star
Dallier
Simpson
Bruch
Paul Stoner
C. A. Puls
Mr. Puls
Famed Irish Guards Enter Jerusalem Amid Tense Arab Jewish Violence
The guard detachment joins thousands of soldiers and police to quell Arab Jewish clashes in Jerusalem. Three days of killings in Nazareth district kill 61 and injure at least 150 as shops stay closed and streets empty.
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Jerusalem
George VI
London
Holy Nazareth
Holy
St Paul and Indians battle for AA lead after double win
St Paul pulled even with Indianapolis for the American Association lead by sweeping Louisville 14 to 2 and 4 to 2. Indianapolis lost to Minneapolis 10 to 8, while Kansas City beat Columbus 6 to 3. Al Piechota gave up 10 hits but earned the win as Toledo extended its season high winning streak with a 5 to 1 victory over Milwaukee.
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Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
al Piechota
Toledo
Milwaukee
Schmeling Returns to Berlin After US Defeat
Max Schmeling disembarked the liner Bremen in Bremerhaven with a small crowd cheering. He, still recovering from injuries from the bout with Joe Louis, planned to remain in Berlin for medical care, assisted by his wife Anny Ondra and his mother.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Max Schmeling
Bremen
Berlin
United States
Joe Louis
Anny Ondra
North Sea
Schmeling
Sports Roundup from New York Echoes Wide World of Ring News
The column notes Steve Casey threatening to bring wrestling brothers and a heavyweight boxer to the U S in fall. It mentions Kelly and Kelly aiding Casey Stengel and Boston Bees, Jack Kearns’s five year suspension remark, Henry Holt’s win in semi pro league opener, Van Mungo’s shoes linked to Pageland, Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani feud, Jimmy Bronson signing Floyd Gibbons, Fred Apostoli training after appendicitis, Ed Cochrane buying a Missouri ranch, Joe Louis possibly not fighting this year, and other scattered notes from boxing and sports figures.
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New York
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Burper
Casey
Saints
Joe
Henry Holt
Charleston
South Carolina
van Mungo
Mungo
Pageland
Van
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Hope Hunt
Jimmy Bronson
Columbus
Floyd Gibbons
Fred Apostoli
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Ed Cochrane
Chicago Evening American
Missouri
Michigan State Football Talent Shines in Bachman Era
Mike Jacobs and teammates push for more play as Bachman builds a strong program at Michigan State East Lansing. Rogers Hornsby weighs in on front office meddling in this week's Collier's while Tigers look ahead to fried chicken and more.
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Mike Jacobs
Tigers
Michigan State
Charlie Bachman
East Lansing
Rogers Hornsby
Collier’s
Waited for his revenge meat cutter confesses to killing his stepfather
Dayton Ohio July 9 Harold Earl Kuntz an 80 year old meat cutter calmly confessed today to killing his stepfather George Elmer Smith 61 a WPA worker after waiting 15 years Police Captain W J G Coovert said Smith was shot three times on his porch Kuntz said he waited 15 years for this He cited Smith murdered his mother and shot out Kuntz's eye He used a 32 caliber on him Smith had earlier killed his first wife Lily Kuntz Smith 48 and was pardoned from a life term in 1928 Kuntz was held for arraignment The Pacific Ocean was formerly known as the South Sea named by Balboa in 1513.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
CPI
Harold Earl Kuntz
W. J G. Coovert
George Elmer Smith
WPA
Coovert
Kuntz
Smith
Lily Kuntz Smith
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Royal Shoe Store
the Cottage
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Drake's Bakery
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