Weeklong At Theatres Shows Starry Lineup At Varsity
Next week at the theatres of Buster and Madge features a long slate of screenings. The Varsity opens with Stand and Check showing four days. Dickinson Theatre presents Owl Show Tonight Sunday and Monday with All Quiet on the Western Front. Madame Spy stars Fay Wray and Nils Asther Tuesday to Thursday while Lane Chandler headlines Lawless Valley Friday and Saturday. The Varsity hosts Stand Up and Cheer with Warner Baxter and co stars Sunday to Wednesday, then not yet announced. Paice Theatre schedules Vi Thursday to Saturday with James Cagney in Lady Killer. Stand Up and Cheer promises music and romance led by Baxter with Madge Evans and James Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Madge
the Varsity
Dickinson Theatre
Western Front
Fay Wray
Nils Asther
Lane Chandler
Lawless Valley
Varsity Theatre
Warner Baxter
John Boles
Madame Evans
James Dunn
Paice Theatre
Wallace Beery
James Cagney
Screen
Madge Evans
Ja Froos
Nigel _Bruce
Arthur Byron
Shirley Temple
Ralph Morgan
Jimmy Hallas
Teresa Gardella
Jemima
Mitchell and Durant
Nick Foran
Stepin Fetchit
Lew Brown
Jay Gorney
Tin
Billy
Sammy Lee
Special Mother's Day Service at First Methodist Church
A Mother's Day service titled From Generation to Generation will be held at First Methodist Church at 10:50 AM with Rev. Robert A. Hunt delivering the sermon. The Wesleyan Chorus Choir will sing The Lord Is My Strength and Fear Not Ye O Israel will be sung as offertory, with an Evening Union at First Presbyterian. Separately, Olie Kaliveda, 40, after a divorce ruling by an 18-year-old bride, fatally shot himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Robert A. Hunt
Mother
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow
Massenet
Israel
Dutley Buck
Mary Morgan
First Presbyterian Church
Lile Returns From Oklahoma City Funeral Directors Meet
QO D Lile of the Funk mortuary returned yesterday from a four day visit in Oklahoma City during which he attended the convention of the Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association. Lile was formerly employed at a mortuary in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
D. Lile
Funk Mortuary
Okla
Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association
Lile
Kansan’s Hollywood Watch Commentary From Richard Doan
A Kansan Sees Hollywood reviews stars and moves between studios with Ben Reed and Miriam Hopkins in Paris. Lee Tracy may play newshawk roles while Jerry Wald writes Gift of Gab. Joan Redell arrives to crash the movies and Mae West is joked about. Gilda Grey, Irv Cobb, and Tye sign with Roach for shorts. Gary Leon and Gi Gi perform at the Biltmore Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Lee Tracy
Paramount
Miriam Hopkins
Universal
Jerry Wald
Joan Redell
Dora
Hal Roach
Gilda Grey
Hector Briceno de San
Gilda
Gary Leon
Rudy Vallee-Fay Webb
Biltmore Bowl
Gi Gi
Ottawa U professor Rowe resigns for Denver post
Dr. Kenneth W. Rowe, after two years as economics and sociology professor at Ottawa University, resigns to become assistant professor of economics at Denver University starting next academic year. He earned his doctorate at Johns Hopkins University. the Ottawa vacancy remains unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver U. Ottawan
Kenneth W. Rowe
Ottawa University
Denver University
Rowe
Johns Hopkins University
The Little Church in Black and White by Curtis
The piece argues that God and mothers both nurture growth through discomfort. Comforting love should stimulate achievement and maturity, not shelter from challenge. It recalls childhood memories, notes chastisement, and credits maternal care with shaping faith and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Osteopathic Meeting Held at Hotel Jayhawk Topeka
At the Topeka Osteopathic association regular meeting at the Hotel Jayhawk doctors from nearby towns attended. Douglas County was represented by Florence Barrows H E Ustace and D L Young. H C Wallace of Southwestern Sanitarium Wichita was the chief speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Osteopathic Association
Jayhawk
Douglas County Associa
Tion
Florence Barrows
H. E. Eustace
Lawrence
D. L. Young
Baldwin
H. C. Wallace
Southwestern Sanitarium At
Wichita
William E. Corey Dead Rose From Messenger Job to Head U. S. Steel
William Ellis Corey, former president of United States Steel, died of pneumonia at his Fifth Avenue home in New York. A 68 year old self-made executive, he began as a mill helper at 16 in the Edgar Thomson works and rose to lead the nation’s largest steel company in 21 years, succeeding Charles M. Schwab in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Hom
Fifth Avenue
Charles M. Schwab
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Music Week pianist Tom Ryan dies survived by kin
Tom Ryan, noted pianist featured on KFKU Saturday S45 program, died after a career linked with Midvale Steel where he served as chairman. He married twice, first to Mark Cook from Braddock Pennsylvania, later to Mabelle Gilman, a musical comedy actress, with Paris divorce in 1923. Survived by son A Ly Corey, a brother and three sisters. Corey retired five years ago after Midvale Steel was sold to Bethlehem Steel. directorships held in Drug Store-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cook
Braddock
Corey
Midvale Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel
Barber's Ooration
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Viva Villa
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Beery
Marie Dressler
Min
Bill
Geery
Leo Carrillo
Donald Cook
Stuart Erwin
George 5. Stone
Joseph Schildkraut
Katherine DeMille
Henry H. Walthal
van Quiet
Erich Maria Remarque
Lew Ayres
Lady Killer
Mae Clark
Jimmy
Cagney
Mac
Lady Kyler
Margaret Lindsay
Raymond Hat- Mr
Madame Spy
Edward Arnold
John Miljan
Noah Beery
David Torrence
Cattle Men’s Association
R. de W
Dickinson
Odece
Mustache
Lady Nilter
Three Ciig
First Methodist Church
Kills Self
Olie Kaliveda
Kaliveda
Buick
H. P
N. H
Owl Show
Storm
Will
Hearthstone
Lewis Milestone
Richard Doan
God
Tonite Lee Tracy
Tasclara
Sylvia Froos
Weenies
Nick
Nigel Bruce Mitchell
Durant Tata Ake
Winfield Sheehan
William E. Corey Dead
U. S. Steel
KFKU
Tom Ryan
Chelsea Rec
MY Woman
Helen Twelvetrees
Victor Jory
Wallace Ford
Mystery Squadron
Ben Hur
Robin Hood
George E. Stone
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!