Rialto Sunday Stars Sing With WGN Trio at Show
Radio stars Tom Dick and Harry from Station WGN Chicago perform a Sunday only program at the Rialto, presenting favorite tunes. On screen Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery lead Letty Lynton opening Sunday for a four day run with May Robson Nils Asther Louise Closser Hale Emma Dunn and others in supporting roles.
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Tom, Dick
Harry
WGN
Chicago
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Letty Lynton
Marie Belloc Lowndes
Miss Crawford
Montgomery
May Robson
Nils Asther
Louise Closser Hale
Letty
Emma Dunn
Walter Walker
Lewis Stone
William Pawley
Why Hide the Jam Inquiry Appears in Simple Family Exchange
A short dialogue shows a son asking if he has been good and if his mother trusts him. He then questions why she hides the jam, implying hidden treats or surprises in a domestic setting. The exchange highlights a humorous family moment.
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Bobby
Do Your Own Wishing
Two East Side boys gaze at the Empire State Building and dream of owning it. One asks for half if the other owns such a building, then the line flips to a mother's response about swimming and wardrobe.
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Empire State Building
First East Side
East Side
Joan Bennett Stars in The Trial of Vivienne Ware
Joan Bennett leads the courtroom drama as Vivienne Ware in The Trial of Vivienne Ware opening at the Rialto for three days. Donald Cook plays her attorney and lover, Allan Dinehart is the prosecuting attorney, and Jameson Thomas portrays the murdered man with Lillian Bond and Noel Madison linked to a nightclub intrigue.
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Vivienne Ware
Joan Bennett
Rialto
Miss Bennett
Donald Cook
Allan Dinehart
Jameson Thomas
Thomas
Lillian Bond
Noel Madison
Cook
Dorothy Dix on love and balance in relationships
The advice column notes that a man who loves a woman too much risks losing her, while loving too little also jeopardizes the relationship. It emphasizes finding a steady, respectful middle ground in romantic attachment.
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Dorothy Dix
Anthropologists Probe Origins of Human Face Features
Anthropologists pursue clues on how early humans developed facial structure and expression. The study examines fossil records, comparative anatomy, and potential social signaling functions to trace the evolution of the human face.
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