Hollywood Party and Murder at the Vanities at area theaters
Next week features Hollywood Party with Laurel and Hardy and stars at Patee and Dickinson Theatres plus Earl Carroll's Murder at the Vanities at Varsity and Patee. Also on screen are Uncertain Lady with Horton and Tobin, Such Women Are Dangerous with Warner Baxter, College Coach with Dick Powell and O’Brien, Call It Luck with Patterson Mundin, and The Fighting Ranger with Buck Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity Theatre
Carl Brisson
Victor McLaglen
Jack Oakie
Kitty Carlisle
Duke Ellington
Earl Carroll
the Vanities
Warner Baxter
Patee Theatre
Hollywood Party
Laurel & Hardy
Jimmy Durante
Charles Butterworth
Polly Moran
Lupe Velez
Jack Pearl
Eddie ‘Quillan
Dick Powell
An Dvorak
Pat O’brien
Lyle Talbot
Lawrence
California
Calvert
Palmer
U. S.C
Muller
U. CL. A
Harper
U.S. C
Yearlick
Rosenberg
Williamson
U. S
Pat Patterson
Herbert Mundin
Dickinson Yurides
Warner Barter
Rosemary Ames
Canaerons
Honor Roll Names 68 Senior High Students for Second Term
The office of principal Neal M. Wherry announced 68 senior high students on the second term honor roll. Four girls earned five Es, with named students Ruth Haggard Louise Peyton Elizabeth Raymond and Margaret Regier. Additional lists include students with four and three Es and several with two Es and one E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal M. Wherry
Ruth Haggard
J. P. Haggard
New York Street
Louise Peyton
J. A. Peyton
West Fourth Street
Elizabeth Raymond
F. N. Raymond
Mlinois Street
Margaret Regier
A. J. Regier
Alabama Street
Mary Helen Harrison
Kathryn Hicks
Helen Rice
Georgia Anna_Shaw
Rose Baldwin
Virginia Clark
Winifred Jameson
Lester Kappelman
Helen Moore
Gene Morley
Helen Naramore
Wanda Mae Fringle
Doyle Reed
Pauline Richards
Doris Stockwell
Ruth Warren
Arnold Weidman
Dorothea Weingartner
Elizabeth Wiegins
Jeanette Houk
Ruth Mason
Robert Bullock
Mildred Clodfelter
Katherine Courant
Blossom Ewing
Helen Frame
Mary Alice Corrill
Allyne Holyfield
Margaret Lewis
Edward Miller
Berniece Murray
Margaret Nanninga
Gladys Pine
Frances Regier
Mary Louise Spray
Gertrude Welch
Barrie Dalton
Dorothy Deichert
Leonard Jella
Marjorie Smith
Faye Anderson
Leta Bruchmiller
Albert Burns
George Carter
Aaron Cohen
Martin Denlinger
Thelma Fields
Hazel Frazier
Nita Gibson
Eleanor Hosford
Mary Kiene
Mickie Learnard
Hugh Magruder
Irene Moll
Ruth Oatman
Virginia St. Clair
Dorothy Sullivan
Keith Swinehart
Dorothy Jean Troutman
Fred Turner
Lucille Willert
Christine Worley
Almarin Nottingham
Rosemary Harris
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
Hollywood gossip hints at rapid marriages as Hollywood’s new talking point. A Kansas University student observes film folk weddings and jokes about a sound proofed church and radio broadcasts from the Little Country Church of Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Richard Doan Hormer
K. U
Cal
Musical programs and poetry series announced this week
Saturday program arranged by Prof Roy Underwood features pianist Gene McKee. Monday offers a university extension book review by Kenneth Rockwell. Mrs Alice Moncrieff offers another musical program in the afternoon. Concluding Provinces of Poetry for the year presented by Miss Helen Rho HB cibones, assistant professor of Eng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. Underwood
Gene McKee
Kenneth Rockwell
University Extension Library Service
Alice Moncrieff
Helen Rho- HB Cibones
Engs
Baker University Names English Professor Under Quayle Fund
Baldwin City June 2 Colin C Alexander has been chosen by Baker University trustees for the professorship of English language and literature funded by the William A Quayle foundation. The endowment aims for 100000 dollars though not yet secured. gifts suffice to designate the chair. Alexander is a Wofford College and Columbia University graduate who prioritizes teaching over research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin City
Colin C
Alexander
Baker University
William A. Quayle
Wofford College
Spartanburg
South Carolina
English department head marks 20 years at school
The Baker end English department veteran celebrates a two-decade faculty tenure and, with Mrs. Alexander author of Candy and Pictorial Review prize winner, plans a summer in Hinsdale Massachusetts. Also in California news, Mary Astor’s parents relocate to a chicken ranch in San Fernando after selling their Moorish mansion to avert foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker End
Alexander
Hinsdale
Mass
Berkshire Hills
San Fernando
Cal
Otto
Helen Langhanke
Mary Astor
San Quentin
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aay Durante
Charles Butterforth
Patec
Vanities
West
Gertrude Mitchell
Duka Ellington
Florenz Ziegfeld
Carroll
Tape Velez
Frances Williams
Eddie Quillan
June Clyde
George Givot
Richard Carle
Ben Bard
Tom Kennedy
Ted Healy
Stones
Howard Dietz
Shirley Ross
Harry Barris
Chores
Edward Everett Horton
Genevieve Tobin
Baxter
Rochelle Hudson
Mona Barrie
Pat” Patterson
London
America
Pat
Charles Starrett
Dorothy Revier
Buck Jones
R. de W
House of Rothschild
Maurice de Rothschild
N.Y
Ambassador
Paramount Studio
Gary Cooper
Toby Wire
Germany
England
Japan
Russia
Roosevelt
Washington
Boris Karloff
Mrs. Frankenstein
Ford
Ford Motorpany
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
As City
Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor Company
Bryce B. Smith
James M. Kemper
Gampperce Suse Cos Fissu Gtr
Malcolm Lowry
Henri Aber
Hamilton Motor CO
Vermont St
John J. Connor
Robert Brooks
Ed Fck
Harry Minner
Aew
Quayle
Colin C. Alexander
Baker Trustees
Joan
Walter Huston
Frances Dee
Edgar Kennedy
Mystery Squadron
Big Boy
Merrymakers
Tarzan
Polly
Jimmy
Jack
Pearl Karen Munchausen
Mickey
Mouse
Chas. Butterworth
George Giot
Metero-Goldwyn-Mayer Lion
Chicken
Journal-World
Janet Gaynor
Van
Paramount
Mitchell Leisen
Dickinson
Ken Maynard
Wheels of Destiny
Paul Cavanagh
Mary Nash
Renee Gadd
George Meeker
Dorothy Paterson
Carl Laemmie, Jr
Kart Freund
Carl Laemmie
Universal Picture
Shirley Temple
Little
Miss Marker
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