Canary Murder Case Opens at Riviera Theatre Today
The Canary Murder Case a Par amount talking mystery opens at the Riviera Theatre today with William Powell as Philo Vance and Louie Brooks as The Canary. Cast includes Jean Arthur Gustav von Seguertita Charles Lane Eugene Pallette Ned Sparks Louis Bartels and EB H Calvert. The plot centers on a Broadway beauty strangled by an unknown foe as clues multiply and suspense builds toward a final reveal. Also on the bill Casey Jones returns with Publix show featuring Jack Doldiz Vitaphone acts and Al Moss. Captain Lash screens Wednesday with Victor McLaglen Claire Windsor and Clyde Cook in a synchronized musical and action packed program.
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Paramount
S. S. van Dine
William Powell
Philo Vance
Louie “Brooks
Jean Arthur
Gustav von Seguertita
Charles Lane
Eugene Pallette
Ned Sparks
Louis Bartels
EB. H. Calvert
Lasw- Tente Grant
Powell Bix Tit
Powell
The
Movietone
Paramount News
Casey Jones
Riviera
Publix
Jack Doldiz
Vitaphone
Dean Twins
al Moss
Captain “Lash
Captain
Lash
Victor Mclaglen
Manhnandier
Claire Windsor
Captain Wash
Clyde Cook
Kite Tournament Scheduled Across City For Next Week
Victor A Read playground supervisor announces a five day kite tourney plan with Monday Cedar River park for hil children, Tuesday Gymnes park for Whittier school, Wednesday Gates park for Gates and St Marys districts, Thursday near Pat's pond, and Friday Byres pars for Slonna Wahilser Junior HMiely and nearby schools.
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Victor A. Read
Cedar River
Cedar River Park
Chautauqua Park
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Gymnes Park
Whittier School
Gates Park
St. Mary’s
Baccalaureate Talk at Coe to Be by New Jersey Preacher
Rev. Robert Hugh Mortis pastor of Wad donfield New Jersey will deliver Coe College baccalaureate sermon June 2. Mortis is noted as a forceful orator and author with degrees from Emory Princeton and Northwestern. Commencement speaker Dr W O Thompson was announced earlier.
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fGeurier Specters
Cedar Rapids
Robert Hugh Mortis
First Presbyterian Church
Waddonfield
N. J
Coe Eye
H. M. Gage
Morris
America
Enory College
Georgia
Princeton University
Fraceton Seminary
Northwestern University
Presbyterian Church
Geala
Barnesville
Elmer
Nofelphia
Bgartston
Stamford
Conn
Canada
Europe
W. O Thompson
Ohio University
Curley Kemp Held After Theft Allegations In County Jail
Police report Curley Kemp a Black woman accused of stealing clothing and items from a rooming house. She was returned from Dubuque by the matron and jailed. A man on an eastbound train was reported missing and found by officers. Additional arrests and thefts were noted around the county with items taken from a parked car and a washing basket stolen near the county jail.
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Curley Kemp
Dubuque
W. W. Warsaw
Orda
Department State
Commercial Street
Cliff Hallowell Urges Outdoors Faith and Conservation
Poplar Bluff Missouri March 23 1929 Cliff R Hallowell writes to John about preserving outdoor heritage. He recalls fishing in Arkansas Missouri rivers and praises youth angling laws and conservation efforts, urging citizens to protect smallmouth bass crappie and river habitats. He ends with a personal note on family and the outdoors. Church of the Nazarene services listed in Dubuque Iowa the senior pastor note follows.
Mosaic of Indian Lore and Cedar River Heritage
The narrator reflects on Native American history along the Mosk-Wah Wah-Wah and Cedar River country, noting place names, river lore, and historical memory. He recalls Dakota Sioux conflicts, Fox migrations, and 400 residents in Tama County, then recounts grandfather’s lessons about ancient burial practices in trees and the lost lifeways of indigenous peoples.
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Black Hawk
Iowa
Harrow
Wartman
Ontonagon
Grand Murais
Hivtsan Bay
Tse
Wisconsin
Illinois
Tama County
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John Deere Man in Argentine City Details from Bahia Blanca Letter
William Kahn of Waterloo reports from Bahia Blanca Argentina describing a 90 000 person city 400 miles south of Buenos Aires in a letter from Ray B Stone of John Deere Tractor Company. He notes a four story hotel with male staff only shops closing at noon and reopening at 2301 PM shows starting at 10 00 PM and theaters as wine rooms with tables. Stone says some attendees do not understand Spanish and that there are only seven Americans in Bahia Blanca He expects to return to Waterloo in May unless told to go to Chill.
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Poplar Bluff
John
Tove
Poyner Township
United States Department of Agriculture
Poplar, Bay
Arkansas
Butler County
Black River
Ozark Mountains
Sur
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Snake River
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Oswego
St. Lois
Kansas City
Missouri
Bick
H. A. Ricer
Fish and Game Department
Catalog of
Fine Arts
Towa
Finnest
Albert
Hallowell
South Country
Here
Arkansas Mcles
Jilil
Black
John. C
Izaak Walton League
Jiarmantous
Reese
Cliff KR
Main
Dubuque
William Kahn
Commercial Street
Develpt
Ray B. Stone
John Deere Tractor Company
Stone
Bahia Blanca
Chill
Waterloo
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Joseph Riley
Burns
John Laprath
Nashua
Grandpa
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Suiteble
Gore Throat
Gal Miller & Robert Drug Co
Armory
Bert Brown
Gents
Torsday
Cato
Wiliam
Walsh
Clemant-Walsh Players
President Theatre
Des Moines
Repute
Tnelading
William
Eloise Taylor
Fanchon
Eyerhart
Arlene Krentz
Robert Blaylock, Jr
William T. Thompson
Robert Blaylock
Tommy
New York
Chicago
John Deere Manne
Four
Argentine City
G. ©. Kennedy Patents
Joe
the Canary
Paramount Picture
Ralph Innes
Jack Goldie
the Dean Twins
Almoss
Morletons News
Galegher
Harrison Roe Ee
Ivan Eebedure
Bob
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Laura LA Plante
John Boles
Bert Roach
Montagu Love
Roy D'Arcy
Margaret Livingston
Mack Senneth
Johnny Burke
Kathe Sound News
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