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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
2
A woman on a Wilcox street car chats with a blind man asking for Chicago and Jefferson streets. She learns of local gossip including Claude Allen and Clover Farm Stores, town couples, vacations, and various residents' plans and rumors.
The Lions Club sponsored a full day picnic for 230 orphans from Guardian Angel and Swedish Lutheran Homes at Highland Park. Thirty-one Lions members provided cars to transport the children, who arrived about nine and stayed until five with a lively program and many contests and prizes.
Weekend cinema listings include I Cover the Water Front with Claudette Colbert and Ben Lyon. I Loved You Wednesday features Baxter and Miriam Jordan. The Mayor of Hell stars James Cagney. Ann Carver's Profession with Fay Wray plays Sunday and Monday. The Narrow Corner with Doug Fairbanks Jr. plays Tuesday and Wednesday. Don't Bet on Love stars Merna Kennedy and Shirley Grey Thursday and Friday. Cowboy Counselor closes Saturday.
Wilfred Lucas stars in I Cover the Waterfront at the Rialto based on Max Miller’s book. Claudette Colbert Ben Lyon and Ernest Torrence headline in Reliance's romantic thriller to be shown Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
The Fox romance I Loved You Wednesday returns to the Rialto for Wednesday and Thursday with a cast led by Warner Baxter and Elissa Landi supported by Victor Jory Miriam Jordan and Laura Hope Crews in featured roles.
The Warner Bros. film The Mayor of Hell with James Cagney trains its delinquent youths in a reform school setting. It plays at the Rialto Theatre Friday and Saturday with an unusual approach to the reformatories problem.
Writers joke that color photography has advanced to the point of filming a movie blush, noting it would require stars to blush on cue, a notion met with skepticism about whether actors ever blush on screen.
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