Midway Nights on Rialto Stage at Joliet
The World’s Fair themed three day show “Midway Nights” opens Sunday November 19 at the Rialto in Joliet. Rosalia fan dancer leads a 37 member cast including Mona Leslie and stars from the Oriental Village and Hollywood with George Beatty producing.
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Paris
Hollywood
Rosalia
Mona Lesllie
Miss Lesllie
Chicago
Joliet
Prosper and Maret
Oriental Village
Dennis White
Dave Lee
Lyda Sue
Bonita Frede
Jean and
Joan
Pearl McKnight
Midway
George Beatty
Barker
Divorced, Wed in Two Days at the Joliet Fair
A brief society item notes that two Joliet residents wed in two days and that divorce proceedings followed, with coverage aimed at attendees of popular shows at the fair.
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Joliet
Bombshell Opens at Rialto With Harlow and Tracy
Jean Harlow and Lee Tracy star in Bombshell opening Sunday at the Rialto Theatre for three days. Harlow plays Lola Burns, a sensational film star, with Tracy as her publicity director and Victor Fleming directs. The cast also includes Frank Morgan Franchot Tone and other notable players in a Hollywood satire of film life.
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Rialto Theatre
Jean Harlow
Lee Tracy
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Caroline Francke
Mack Crane
Jules Furthman
John Lee Mahin
Lola Burns
Miss Harlow
Man
Victor Fleming
Clark Gable
Fleming
Helen Hayes
Frank Morgan
Peoria
Franchot Tone
Midnight Mary
Tone
Marquis di Binelli di Pisi
Isabell Jewell
Nellie
Louise Beavers
Leonard Carey
Mary Forbes
C. Audrey Smith
June Brewster
Mothers Meet at Joliet Catholic High Form Club
Mothers of Joliet Catholic High School students are invited to a special meeting Monday at 7:30 PM in the school library to form a Mothers' Club and elect officers. The notice highlights important business on the agenda.
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Catholic High
Mothers of the
Joliet Catholic High School
Mothers’ Club
Help Begins at Home Dear Editor
A letter from U S Citizen urges Americans to focus on domestic issues rather than European affairs. The writer condemns prejudice at home as greater than abroad and calls for cleaning up national problems and leaving race color and religion aside.
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United States
Europe
U.S
Editor lauds American Germans urging loyalty over symbols
The editor urges American Germans to discard homeland politics and stop displaying Nazi or Soviet emblems, arguing that wearing such symbols provocatively in the United States is inappropriate and that Americans should focus on contributing to their new country.
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Germany
Dear Editor Letter on Youth Loitering and Roosevelt Support
A citizen criticizes police for loitering concerns focusing on boys aged 12 to 15 who steal in the loop district. He urges authorities to send youths home and inform parents. The letter ends with a brief call to back Roosevelt in 1936.
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Loop
Spectator letters on field markers taxes and politics
An East Side taxpayer complains about marking on the field and asks for brighter ten yard stripes. He also opposes higher real estate taxes and urges political reforms before current officials wake up.
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Spectator
Cook County
East Side
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