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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
7
The 1932 annual report by Arden Frank D. Whipp notes a death rate of 3.5 per thousand among 3,000 inmates at Stateville, lower than Joliet’s 8.3. Dr. Frank Chmelik performed 133 major operations with only three fatalities, and no epidemics or major disease cases were recorded.
Donna Raynor and Ron Granby navigate social pressures after an accusation by Frank Gardner sparks scandal. Mrs. Blaine Curlew defends Donna, arranging a lunch as Granby recalls a debt and the old circle reassesses loyalties and chivalry.
Frank Borzage says Gary Cooper is Europe’s top film star as Farewell to Arms screens at the Rialto Monday thru Thursday with Helen Hayes and Adolphe Menjou. French women especially adore him, tourists ask about his marriage children eyes and height.
Constance Bennett leads the feature film Rockabye a comedy drama hailed as a four star Hollywood production with Joel McCrea also featured A trio of high class vaudeville acts from a Chicz loop theatre and Movietone newsreels accompany the Rialto Sunday program Buy U S Goods appears in the closing line amid oil dispute jabs and calls for ending tensions with Persia Russia England and the United States
Charles Laughton stars as Dr. Moreau in Island of Lost Souls at the Princess Theatre starting Monday. Bela Lugosi Richard Arlen Leila Hyams and the Panther Woman also appear in this H. G. Wells romance about beast-men and god like powers.
A memory photo shows Thresa Papesh, Evelyn Galligan, and Catherine Stark, three Providence high school girls, enjoying an afternoon watching trains at Union Station. The image captures a casual, era-specific moment of youth and local transit interest.
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