Hay Fever at San Pedro Playhouse by Temple League Players
Noel Goward’s comedy Hay Fever features a large family hosting week end guests unannounced. Local cast led by Josephine Bennett includes Rosslie Berko witz and Gilpart Lang with direction by Harry and Florence Griffith. Tickets go on sale soon at the municipal auditorium box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Goward
San Pedro Playhouse
Temple League Players
Josephine Bennett
Rosslie Berkowitz
Taother
AcLiegs
Gilpart Lang
Barry Kroeger
Louis Axbetter
Dave Gottlieb
Mor~ris. Stern Jr
Dorothy Davenport
Lucy Marshall
Harry
Florence Griffith
Municipal Auditorium
Behind the Mask at State Theatre Sunday Premieres
A horror mystery film where a devilish dope ring leader hides a Satanic face until the final minutes. Stars include Boris Karloff, Constance Cummings, and Aoele Holt. The program also features Detective Ligud, a Mack Sennett comedy, cartoon, and newsreels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.ovens
Aoele Holt
Boris Karloff
Frankenstein
Constance Cummings
Detective Ligud
Mack Sennett
Marian Marsh Stars in Beauty and the Boss at Aztec
Marian Marsh appears in Beauty and the Boss at the Aztec starting Wednesday for a three day run replacing But the Flesh Is Weak. The comedy features Warren William and Charles Butterworth with David Manners also in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weunesary
Aglee Theater
Robert Montgomery
Marian Marsh
Warren William
Charles Butterworth
David Manners
Grand Hotel comes to San Antonio in May premiere
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer plans simultaneous world premieres of Grand Hotel in 10 cities including San Antonio one month before general release. Texas Theatre will host the engagement with manager Raymond Wille to announce details. Casting features Greta Garbo Joan Crawford and the Barrymores among a large ensemble.
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Talking Pictures
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
United States
San Antonio
Texas
Raymond Wille
Engagements& Boon
Ita
Grand Hotel
Greta Garbo
Joan Crawford
Wenel Barrymore
Wallace Beery
John Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Jean Hersholt
Club Events Highlight Busy Woodmen Circle Activities
Bluebonnet Grove No 1972 and Woodmen Circle officers met at Mrs Lena Pitcheys home to prepare floral decorations for the Battle of Flowers parade. A luncheon and games followed with numerous members listed as participants and committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebonnet Grove
Wood
Lena Pitchey
Yannis M. Benkendorfer
Emily Woodson
Daisy Hislop
Olga Tubbs
Alin Rutledge
Adele Pade
Hausler
Louise McPfall
Joale ‘Tribble
Ethel McGinnis
Alice Rutledge
Nancy Cook
Anna Dewaal
Edith Gerhardt
Kate Ferguson
Adele Corle
Amelia Sinclair
Merry Matrona’ Club
Felix Bonnomil~son
Theo Juraschek
Theo Krause
Frank Landan
A. Behrens
Mesdames
T. Krause
F. Landau
W. Biard
T. Juraschek
B. W. Winters
M. Henderson
R. H. Cotlink
G. Schraub
A. Penshorn
Fred Snervan
Baby Born on Train Aboard Enroute to Kansas City
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Stucke of Granite City Illinois arrived aboard a passing train near Oklahoma and was cared for by Miss Betty Bowman Kansas City general leader. The family remained with her home until mother and child can resume their journey and settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kenneth R. Stucke
Granite City, Ill
Betty Bowman
Stuckey
Bowdoin College Receives $40,000 Gift To Lodge Project
Bowdoin College will receive a $40,000 gift from John Wendell Anderson to support the construction of a new lodge for Alpha Eta, Bowdoin unit of an unnamed national fraternity. The gift honors Anderson’s father, Dr. Wendell. Anderson, from the class of 1861, is noted as a benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Mance
Bowdoin College
John Wendell Anderson
Alpha Eta
Bowdoin
Anderson
Wendsill
Dickinson College to Install 19th President June 4
Carlisle Pennsylvania April 23 Dr Karl Tingiey Waugh will be inaugurated as the nineteenth president at the one hundred forty ninth annual commencement. Dickinson College, founded as the first college west of the Susquehanna river and among the twelve oldest in the United States, marks a historic milestone this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Karl Tingiey Waugh
Dickinson
Susquehanna River
United States
Wisconsin students form group to combat campus slump
Fraternities sororities and the University of Wisconsin join a buying organization to procure food and supplies for all student groups amid widespread low mood on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Rural school children gain circulating library in Ypsilanti
A rural education project in Ypsilanti Michigan advances through the Ypsilanti Alliance and Professional Women's Club to create a complete educational circulating library for rural school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti, Mich
Crteria
Ypsilanti Ailaness and Professional Women's Club
Urges Censorship of Radio Crooners
Chinago April 23 Moamnenye Bouslaweki a musical parent urged censorship of radio crooners at a meeting before the Illinois Women’s Athletic Club. She spoke on moral influence and public standards in broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moamnenye Bouslaweki
Popularity Ballot Is Secret in Hollywood Empire Contest
The second week of the Hollywood Empire popularity contest features secret ballots and a mystery winner. A runner up prize includes an all expenses paid trip to Hollywood, attracting interest from studios and officials who anticipate producers and executives sending hopeful actresses to see new films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
San Antonio
Warner First National
Empire
Diane and De Mar Debut at Shadowland Night Club
The fiance duo Diane and De Mar invade San Antonia nightlife with an opening at Shadowland Night Club. Known on RKO and Publix circuits, they recently played Loew's theaters and popular cafes nationwide. They are famed for a violent looking Chinese Apache dance that elicits gasps from female patrons. Club management predicts strong appeal and great fanfare.
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Diane
de Mar
Tiane
San Antonia
Shadowland
RKO
Publix
Loew's
Music Revue to Be Given May 4 at Jefferson High
A May 4 music revue titled Tish-Tieh will be staged in the Jefferson high school auditorium. The show features Eddie Devoy as producer and director with Irving Rubin in a key role, a 24 voice chorus, 32 scenes, and a 60 member beauty chorus. The Majestes orchestra, led by Jack Tyndale, will accompany the performance as rehearsals lead to an excellent final production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson High School
Eddie Devoy
George White
Irving Rubin
Benny Rubin
Eddie Cantor
Majestes
Jack Tyndale
Night World Film at Majestic Promises Thrills
Lew Ayres and Boris Karloff star in the feature Night World at the Majestic theater. The film promises a costly, unforgettable spectacle with a torrent of action and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Ayres
MAG Vierke
BND
Boris
Xarloff
Req-Majestic
Ann Harding Stars in Westwatch Passage at Majestic
Nonconflicting emotions mix in the program with laughter fear romance and crime as Ann Harding carries Westwatch Passage to follow Night World into the Majestic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harding
Double Pictures on Majestic Bill at RKO Majestic
The Majestic theater opens a two film program starting Thursday with Carnival Boat starring Bill Boyd and Ginger Rogers and the adventure Monsters of the Deep. Carnival Boat follows a lumberman’s romance with a carnival entertainer, while Monsters of the Deep offers epic fishing battles with sharks devil fish whales and giant stingrays. The expedition supposedly saves natives on Mergarita Island by ending devil-fish predation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeagity Pictures
Rko-Majestin Theater
Thurday
Bill Boyd
Ginger Rovers
Biu Boyd
Groger Rogers
Mergarita Island
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Frost's Fashion Reavur
Terrace Dining Room
Tuanday
Herman Waldman
Aly Orchestes
John Bales
Havilandale
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Eugene J. Hernandez
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sprails Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Miss Adah Gibbons
Ahm
Keokuk
Robert Casey
C.W. Satterfield
Hicks Avenue
Milton, Schmidt
Vincent Bromm
Louis McClarky
Mary Olson
Joyce Satterfield
Hazel Long
Cecelia Stemm
Ann Neely
Goldye Cox
Kathleen Howard
Tedro
Lois McClarity
Jack Satterfield
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hell
New Guinea Mission
A. L. Wolff
Lesan
Mre
A. E. Daeggl
Foreign Mission
Dixie
OLD South Cafe
Ian
Axton Theater
Gutiliog
ST. Anthony Patio
Call Crockett
Diane and
Shadowwloyd
Theatri
Doustan Enicbanky Jn— Seam Blue
Union Depot
Harlandall Bors Wharioff
Ine Veerke Hi “Frankenstein
Aighland Harty
Kariitt—fine Clarke Ts “Frankenstein
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Douglas Airbanks
Mary Brian
Walter Catlett
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Alory
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A.C. Hefner
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Froude
Sylvia
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Irving Pichel
Boddy Coogan
Hobart Bosworth
John Wray
Eatral
Arthur Stone
Scheeh Fouveniaa Talkartoon Paramount News
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Asther
C. Agley Sint
Oswald Rabble
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Tony
Lew White
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Lloyd Hamilton
Che Louis
Addeu
Don Albert
Jocindine
Satnolnys
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Cartion
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Bob Steele
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Wayward
Mirruthi Carroll
Arlen
Vere Beyrene
Zane Grey
George O'Brien
Rainbow Trail
Nias
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No. St
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StarHog
Doppy Ricks
Torr
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Mosse
Kx Town
Ethel Sxow
Bowaltice
Open
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Jack Holt
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