Rialto to Feature Invisible Stripes at Clinton Theatre
The Rialto in Clinton presents Invisible Stripes starring Jane Bryan and William Holden with Humphrey Bogart and Flora Robson. The drama from Lewis F Lawes and directed by Lloyd Bacon runs four days starting Saturday, followed by Blondie on a Budget. Advance reservations for Gone with the Wind at Clinton Capitol.
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Rialto Theatre
Clinton
Lewis F. Lawes
Jane Bryan
William Holden
Warner Bros
Miss Bryan
Jonathan Finn
Lewis E. Lawes
Humphrey Bogart
Flora Robson
Paul Kelly
Lloyd Bacon
Warren Duff
Blondie
Bumstead
Penny Singleton
Clinton Capitol Theatre
Clark Gable
Joan Crawford
Richard Sale
Peter Lorren
Paul Lukas
Ian Hunter
Hunchback of Notre Dame brings Laughton Quasimodo to life
The review praises Charles Laughton in the title role with a makeup transforming him into a sympathetic, pitied outcast. Maureen O Hara debuts as Esmeralda while a large cast including Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Thomas Mitchell, Edmond O’Brien, Alan Marshall and Walter Hampden support William Dieterle’s direction in a grand fifteenth century Paris setting.
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RKO Radio
Cedric Hardwicke
Thomas Mitchell
Maureen O'Hara
Edmond O'Brien
Alan Marshall
Walter
Disney
Laughton
Henry VIII
Wimpole Street
Quasimodo
Maureen O’hara
Esmeralda
Paris
Notre Dame
Alan Marshal
Walter Hampden
William Dieterle
Green defends cuts in Illinois payrolls at Sterling rally
Dwight H. Green of Chicago spoke to about 700 at the Sterling Coliseum pledging to remove relief and old age assistance from politics if elected. He urged reducing state and national operating costs and criticized the New Deal for only partially delivering 1932 promises.
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Dwight H. Green
Chicago
Illinois
Sterling
Green
Ths
Whiteside County
Republican Central Committee
H. L. Pettitt
Morrison
Marvin Thomson
Fulton
George Brydin
Prophetstown
Ben Berve
Rochelle
Tampico
Erie
Sunshine Feed Store
Carroll County Cattle Sell High at Chicago Stock Yards
Carroll county cattle featured in representative sales at the Chicago Stock Yards last week. Dennis Schreiner of Lanark earned 10.75 dollars per cwt for twenty beeves averaging 1025 pounds, while Fred Guenzler, also of Lanark, sold nineteen head at 1325 pounds averaging 11.00 dollars per cwt.
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Carroll County
Chicago
Dennis Schreiner
Lanark
Fred Guenzler
Gag Dialogue on Travel and Husbands
A humorous exchange plays with misheard words and punchlines. A catey man quizzes about a brother's fellowship abroad, corrected to cattleship, followed by a quip on genius husbands and wives.
Traum answers Sharpe on radio standards and freedom
William Traum writes in reply to Sharpe says on radio policy. He explains FCC limits, network and station autonomy, and NAB codes, arguing broadcasting is free and funded by ads. Traum defends commercial time, cites 34 percent as sponsored, and ends with a Liberty Bell anecdote about broadcasting in the public interest.
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Review
Sharpe
William Traum
WROK
Rockford
Bill
America
Federal Communications Commision
FCC
Mutual Broadcasting System
National Association of Broadcasters
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
York and St. Ores Each Struggle in Championship Box Scores
York scorers Hook with four baskets and three free throws and St. Ores with three baskets and one charity toss lead a high school basketball championship and consolation box score. Players include Rawlins and Bull for York and Groharing for St. Ores amid a partial game tally.
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York
Hook
St. Ores
Chadwick
Mackey
G. Weber
Emnyre
L. Weber
Shibley
Rawlins
Cate
Groharing
Park Area Purchase Adds to Palisades Park
The 300 acre Miller estate on route 80 north of the Palisades state park became state property for 11999. David Abbott of public works closed the sale with the heirs, expanding Palisades to 78 acres. The estate adjoins a 110 acre section. owners Fred and George Miller may farm the land this season.
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Charles Miller
Route 80
Mississippi Palisades State Park
State of
Illinois
David Abbott
State Department of Public Works and Buildings
Palisades Park
Miller
Abbott
Fred
George Miller
Three Hurt in Route Crash Near Savannah
Report states Green sustained deep facial cuts, body abrasions, and a sprained left ankle. Shelly, the driver, suffered facial chest and leg lacerations. Passersby moved the Han over residents to Savanna. Shelly’s 1940 auto was recovered from railroad tracks and towed to Savanna, severely damaged.
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Green
Shelly
Hanover
Savanna
Lumber move for Jackson Davis near Engelking Farm
Jackson Davis relocates his lumber saw operation to the Engelking farm area. Local residents note the new site lies adjacent to rural roads and may affect nearby traffic and noise levels in coming weeks.
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Jackson Davis
Engelking
Jacobstown News Brief Finds Decker Suffering Illness
Louis Decker was among the sick last week and unable to attend school. The Russell Derrer family visited the home of Ward Weidman on Sunday.
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Jacobstown
Louis Decker
Russell Derrer
Ward Weidman
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