Gloria Swanson Thrills Glendale In Tonight Or Never
Gloria Swanson drew big crowds in Glendale for Tonight Or Never with strong box office returns. The premiere showcased a star and film, signaling solid interest in Swanson’s latest production.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
3
Gloria Swanson drew big crowds in Glendale for Tonight Or Never with strong box office returns. The premiere showcased a star and film, signaling solid interest in Swanson’s latest production.
Il a Swanson shines as Tonight or Never draws praise from preview crowds. Patrons deem the show superior to The Trespasser and What a Widow, while Glo ria’s Paris gowns spark chatter ahead of Constance Bennett. Beverly Hills palazizo hosts the premiere with Swanson’s charm on display at the Rich Theatre in Montpelier on July 31 and August 1 2.
Utah announces its first sage chicken open season since 1930, a two day hunt starting Friday with a daily limit of four and a six in possession. Hunting areas include Duchesne Uintah Grand San Juan Garfield Wayne Piute Tooele and portions of Box Elder Rich Summit Wasatch and Sevier Grass Valley, with large portions of Box Elder and Rich counties closed by described dunes and preserves.
Boise July 23. Governor Ross plans to appoint thirty fire wardens to guard Idaho forests during summer. Despite many applicants, the office states no salaries or expense allowances will be provided for these volunteer positions. Dr. H. H. Scarborough Eye Specialist to visit Hotel Paris August 5 for eye care services.
Lolonel Barrymore leads a dramatic tale where a domineering ruler is bested by a woman, fueling a plot of political power. Metro Goldwyn Mayer screens The Washington Masquebrade at the Novelty Theatre, contrasting with Grand Hotel and highlighting Jeff Keane as a national power ensnared by lobbyist schemes.
Barrymore delivers a towering performance in The Claw with a stage history making role and a modernized screen adaptation by Samuel G Blythe and John Meehan. HisScreen portrayal surpasses even his celebrated A Free Soul in a pivotal speech before the scene.
A 19 year old girl Hazel Hendrickson drowned when a bull chased her and two sisters into Bear river near Brigham City. The trio fished on the bank. Hazel and sister Dorothy fell into a deep hole, Ruth helped Dorothy but Hazel disappeared. A fourth sister later rescued the others. a posse recovered Hazel’s body after five hours.
About 30 automobiles from the northwest convoyed Mormon couples to Cardston Alberta where church sealing ceremonies will take place. Sixteen previously civilly married couples and four more to be wed at the temple join others honoring deceased relatives. The caravan, labeled with each prophet’s name, plans to return via Glacier Park. D S Bennion notes Ot go to Alberta route chosen for proximity and scenery.
Red Cross chapters across the Pacific Area, led by A L Schafer of the San Francisco Pacific Branch, will survey each community for cotton cloth and wearable garments. Hoover signed a bill authorizing transfer of 500 000 bales of government cotton, with plans for distribution under study. The survey aims to gauge six month supplies, volunteer mobilization, and available machinery.
A tale recalls Mark Twain and Chauncy Depew aboard a voyage when Twain spoke first at dinner. Depew then admitted he had swapped speeches and claimed Clemens delivered his remarks, prompting laughter. An English party guest later mocked the supposed speech as rot.
Bear Lake's Old Folks group from Bear Lake Blake joined a Wednesday outing arranged by the committee. The day included a noon meal, an afternoon program in the pavilion, and a reunion, touted as the best outing yet by the organizers.
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