Experienced cast to present Mary Rose at Fraser Theatre
The Kansas Players stage Mary Rose as first Fraser Theatre production in late October with Laurel Allen as Mary Rose. The cast includes James Morland, Robert Calderwood, Jessica Crafton, David Gibson, and Rob ert Haig among others. Five performances run Oct 30 to Nov 3 with ticket office in Green Hall and reservations by phone KU 174 after Oct 26.
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Mary
Em’s Cabin
David Gibson
K. U
Duluth
Minn
Fanchon Oliver
Middle West
Nora
Ibsen
Laurel Allen
James Morland
Robert Calderwood
Fanny Morland
Jessica Crafton
George Amy
Cameron
James Ghrtaty
Simon Blake
Robert Haig
Franchon Oliver
Harry Blake
Allen Crafton
Fraser Theatre
Green Hall
K. U. 174
Fire attack blamed on Nazis at Vienna airport
An early morning incendiary blaze at Salzburg airport was probably set by Nazis, with swastikas scattered around Vienna. Authorities say the fire was discovered in time to extinguish it before damage occurred. Viennese papers then lambasted Prince Von Starhemberg as a troublemaker, urging government action to curb him.
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Vienna
Salzburg
Prince von Starhemberg
Zandat
Engelbert Dollfuss
Dolifuss
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
Former KU student recounts viewing Victor Jory at Pasadena boxing arena and recalls early impressions of Jory in the Pasadena Playhouse. Notes Jory’s off screen presence, hobby of managing fighters, and social circle including Powell Swanson Harriett Thalbergs and others at a party. Mentions Ames Iowa soil erosion measures tied to college demonstration and terracing on 1,574 acres in Iowa.
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Hollywood
Cal
Victor Jory
Pasadena
Includ -Powell
Ging Bil Bard
Jean Har
Hal Rosson
the Barthelmesses
Eddie Lowe
la Tashman
Gloria Swanson
Irving Thalbergs
Norman Shiearer
Ames
Agricult of
Towa
State College
Whimsical Exchange Sparks Coded Banter at Gathering
A puzzling dialogue unfolds with playful boasts and coded taunts. The speaker invites a companion to smoke while hinting at a lighted tail and a humorous challenge to a figure named Count. The scene evokes a carnival mood and peppered bravado among attendees.
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Gosto
Bunny
Count
Five Team Ice Hockey League Formed in Midwest Circuit
Kansas City Oct 23 AP five teams Oklahoma City Tulsa Wichita Kansas City and St Louis will compete for the American Hockey league pennant this season. William F Grant league president announced the lineup after a weekend meeting of owners and managers. Each city will play 24 home games with openings set for November 30 in Oklahoma City and Kansas City and December in Wichita. Four St Louis players were reinstated with a warning. A 12 man player limit takes effect January 1. Wichita’s rink is being rebuilt for 3,800 spectators. Grant has severed ties with the Kansas City club to focus on league business and Goodman likely to serve as Wichita playing manager and coach.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma” City
Tulsa
Wichita
St. Louis
William F. Grant
Loop
Oklahoma City
Impener
Taber
McPherson
Gilhooley
Hughes
J. Vernon Banks
Grant
Shils Goodman
Mae West at Varsity shines in I'm No Angel screening
Mae West fills Varsity as opening of I'm No Angel draws capacity crowds. The film showcases her fearless entertainment and daring head-in-mouth act. George Scott marks 104 wins in 22 years as Fort Collins high school coach.
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Mae West
Varsity
Mae
Tiree
West
George Scott
Fort Collins, Colc
Legislators Invited to Kansas Kansas Football Game
Invitations to attend the Kansas University versus Kansas State football game were mailed to legislators by the two schools athletic management. Letters, signed by F C Allen and M F Ahearn, note the game’s importance and state that stadiums were built by athletic departments without state funds and should become state property after payment.
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Etme
F. C.allen
University of Kansas
M. F. Ahearn
Kansas
State of
Centropolis Notes On Hospitals Travels and Visits
Centropolis news records hospital admissions for Raymond Rush and Centro poles residents, with several local visits to Ransom hospital in Ottawa. It notes deaths, family moves from Roanoke to Centropolis, and social gatherings at Maryville and Butler with extended kin and guests.
Daughters club gathers at Centropolis home for meetings
A large group from Centropolis attended the Daughters club gathering at Mrs. William Clark's home with a noon dinner. Initiation occurred for four members, two new members joined, and two comforters were started for a friendship quilt. Attending were numerous local families, with reports of hospital visits and a nearby house ransack incident.
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Ter
Altis
H. 5S. Green
Centropolis
Mary: Simmons
Alice
John T. Clark
D. C. Shipps
Lois Mary
Elma D
Lloyd Shipps
Charles Watts
Chester and
Eldon
Elma. Wright
Lydia, Stewart
Charley Simmons
Joe Shipps
Elmer Brown
Ei Harold
Daughters’ Club
William Clark
L. .C. Gruver
Porter Turner
Perry Kaut
Elmer, Gilliland
Elmer Cole
Wilma Clark
Pex
Y _ Glenn
C. R. Jones
Dale
Everette Bond
Caroline
Joe Glenn
Eileen
Delbert Smith
Kenneth Gage
Melda
Tilford Simmons
Jake Likes
Max David
Lee Craix
Betty Jean
Earl Turner
Bryan Stewart
Fred Powers
Maxine
Janice Annabelle
Leland Gilliland
Robert Stewart
Stewart
Vanhorne
Pomona
Beatrice Clark
Emporia
Alfred Clark
Walter Harper
Jodie Cole
Colorado
Wayne Warner
Lily
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Perry -Kaub
Imogene Rifeah
Erin
Ernestie
And
Lylie William
Harry Fisher
Velma
Wayne McHlassey
Raymond Bush
Leonard
Ivan Clark
Daughters
J. & Gruver
Gruver
Jones
Lydia Stewart
Everett Simmons
Elmer
Cole
Evel Bond
Peggy
Albert Crumpacker
Northeast
Local Social News Highlights from Bethel and Surrounding Areas
Bethel residents share dinners and visits with relatives and friends including Grandma Smith and Miss Cora Smith while Mrs. Myrtle Schrader leaves Centennial school due to ill health and Beatrice Clark hires to teach. Charlie Clark rides 50 miles to Lawrence for Odd Fellows ceremony, staying with nephew Harold Fisher. Families visit Baldwin for a Baker Baldwin game. Everett Baldwin heads to Chicago for Century of Progress.
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Ora Smith
Washington Creek
Grandma Smith
Cora Smith
Myrtle Schrader
Beatrice Clark
Centropolis
Charlie
Clark
Lawrence
Harold C. Fisher
State Board Players Open To Party Gift Exchanges
The state board invites players to share gifts within party circles. Officials urge fair play and transparency as discussions seek to clarify guidelines for interactions among members and affiliates.
Fragmentary note outlines Cree ee Stee aftermath
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Cree ee Stee and a chilly scene with vague references to forms and old events. No clear dates, places, or people readable. It reads as a stray archival snippet lacking cohesive facts.
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Fraser Theater
Newpapers
Heimwehr
Blaze
Richard Doan
K. U. Studen
Panatherine
Rae
Jony Sant Robt
Young
Karen ‘Morley
Cam
Gieata
Ren
Comet
Ice Hockey League
Solons
Wathe U-Aggie Tilt
Andrew Cole
Ransom Hospital
Ottawa
Raymond Rush
Jim_Owens
Jim Hatcher
Roanoke
Clifford Sands
Truman Cole
Nebraska
William Wamlies
C. T. Porter
Margaret
Maryville
Alford Clark
William Riteah
Helen Clark
Howard Clark
Harold Simmons
Myrtle Cole
Bob Wiggins
Hospital
Onie Oyler
Lansing
Vern Clark
Jack Likes
Evera Oyler
Dee Clark
Oscar Wiggins
Mary. Simmons
Charlie Simmons
Rose Simmons
Lida Stewart
J. P. Moses
Forest Park
Will Harper
Virginia
Frances
Dorothy
Butler, Mo
T. Porter
Maryville, Mo
Stella Porter
Joe Porter
Roy Porter
Raymond
Nan Carolyn
Lilla Por
Bethel
Brig
Cecil ‘Dai
Virgil Bond
Mra
Bond
Jim Turner
Eas
Lee’ Jones
Cary Grant
Remoun
Warner Bitten
Ouse Rivera
Loy
Manhattan
Charles Butterworth
Mae -Clarke
Philips
Ann Greenway
Hugh O'Connell
Buffalo
Dickinson
Till J—lie
Alter T
FOX Film Presents
Jomo Lb. Lesky
K. C
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