Charles City Leads Northeast Conference Honor Eleven
Charles City players dominate the all conference team selections with Bullén receiving the most votes. Key picks include Ward and Rhinesmith, with several Decorah and Nashua players also earning spots, reflecting close voting and strong season performances across the league.
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Charles City Eleven
Charles City
Onaries City
Bullén
Tesch
Osage
Steward
Dorseth
Decorah
Samuelson
Ward
West Union
Rhinesmith
Shoop
Nashua
Damro
Culling
Janes
Eltingsen
Descorah
Helming
Waukon
Waterloo East High
Dubuque
Oelwein
Grant
Cedar Rapids
Carner
Waterloo Heat High
Ma- Hon City
W. I. T. Pis
Mashua
Cresco
Hampton
Stewart
Charles Citys
Wesch Osare
Saamucigon
Kuchisuk
Welch
Charles Gley
Hovey
Westaimnton
Suras
M. Minricks
Donluge
Iowa Cagers Beat Wabash 39 27 in Home Win
Iowa basketball team shows improvement under Coach Sam Barry and defeats Wabash 39 to 27 before about 4500 spectators in Iowa City. The Hawkeyes avenge last December's 28-24 loss with steady offense and sharp shooting through the game.
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Towa City
Iowa Basketball
Wabash College
O Spora
Hawks
Little Giants
Sam Barry
Hia
St. Loure
Litte
Baskat
Manchester Post Rifle Club organized for marksmanship
Manchester Ia December 14 The Manchester Post Rifle club formed Friday night by American Legion members and others interested in marksmanship starts with twenty members. Officers are President Harry G Utley Vice President in charge of equipment Thomas H Tracey Secretary L P McFadden Executive officer Walter Crabb Treasurer J J Burbridge. The club uses the basement of the city building as headquarters and indoor range.
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Manchester
Manchester Post Rifle Club
American Legion
Harry G. Utley
Thomas H. Tracey
L. Pb. McFadden
Walter Crabb
J. J. Burbridge
Polly Preferred a Waterloo theatre satire on stage
Theatre review of Polly Preferred a comedy by Guy Golan at the Waterloo theatre. The production features Bill Hull as a flamboyant director and a strong cast led by uythe Enait as Polly and Byron as Bob Copley. Publikum applauded loudly. notable scenery includes a broker’s bungalow and the show promises more entertainment with Strongnesrt announced for New Year’s week.
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Polly
Guy Golan
Waterloo Theatre
Vo Ruit
Kianapea
Bill
Crawford Haswall
Lanentai
Waterloo
Hull
Uythe Enait
Pally
Otton Byron
Bob Copley
Khote
Mr. Byron
Wall Street
Hart Jamieson
Jersey
OL & Sood Hand
Perry Crandall
Villian
Pal
Miss Mckinney
Miss Bradford
al Cc. Wilson
Truman DeRoame
Robert Blaylock
E. H. Northern
Strongnesrt
West High
Clifford Wayne and Four Higgin Girls at Plaza Vaudeville
At the Plaza Vaudeville four days starting Sunday a high class Indian trio led by Clifford Wayne headlines a diverse program. The act features Miss Cora Wayne and Master Kiarth with a novelty musical routine, plus The Four Higgin Girls delivering musical and stage talent. Also on offer is Clarence E. Willard performing feats in “The Man Who Grows” with dramatic height and limb changes. The Strand presents The Re-Creation of Brian Kent, with stars Harlan, Carr, Chadwick, and Pitts, a gentle Ozark tale focusing on human warmth over decadence, praised for its scenic photography and earnest mood in a Western setting. The bill includes a vivid western pageant with Brigham Young and Mark Twain among the depicted figures, along with a pony express sequence, and a strong supporting cast led by Ernest Torrence and Wallace Beery. A blackface number by Charles Obregon, a Strand song and dance revue, a Harry Langdon short, and news reels round out the program.
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Plaza ‘Theatre
Net
Clifford Wayne
Tria
Cora Wayne
Kiarth
Higgin
Napoleon
Clarence E. Willard
Plaza
Kenneth Harlan
Mary Carr
Helene Chadwick
Zaza Pitts
Harold Bell Wright
Ozark Hills
Brian Kent
Neenie
Jove
San Francisco
California
Pony Express
Slade
Betty Compson
Ernest
Torrence
Ascension
Jones
Wallace Beery
Rhode Island
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Mark Twain
Julesburg
Galo
United States
Charles Obregell
Harry Langton
Pony Express Picture At Strand Theatre Heads West
The Pony Express shown this week at the Strand theatre outpaces The Covered Wagon with a brisker pace and sharper incidents. Ricardo Cortez plays Jack Weston as a notably capable hero in a tale of plains history and frontier drive.
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Strand Theatre
Ricardo Cortez
Jack Weston
Gypsy Strollers at Rialto Open New Comedy Skit
The Gypsy Strollers musical revue company resumes at the Rialto in a new comedy sketch featuring 16 members and eight chorus girls, with five vaudeville specialties and enhanced by a jazz band. Rod La Roque leads the screen feature The Coming of Amos with Jetta Gondal and Noah Beery in a Cecil B. De Mille melodrama blending intrigue, romance, comedy and pathos.
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Gypsy Strollers
Rialto
Rialto Theatre
Cimbers
Rod la Roque
Amos
Jetta Gondal
Noah Beery
Cecil D. de Mille
Freshman at Crystal theatre features Loyd in light comedy
Harold Loyd returns in The Freshman at Crystal for four days, praised as his best and most ambitious work. Lloyd carries the youth ambition, provoking laughter and sympathy as his character faces hopes, disappointments, and triumphs in a lively, entertaining picture. Thomas Meighan stars at Palace in Alaskan, noted for vigor, superb acting, scenic beauty, and thrilling action.
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Che Freshman
Crystan
Harold Loyd
Crystal Theatre
Waterloo
Thomas Meighan
Palace
Alaskan
Palace Theatre
Silent People in Romance Cast Includes Estelle Taylor
In a romance titled feature, Estelle Taylor leads the cast with Johnn Sai wrong, Charles Ogle, Anna May Wong and Frank Campecu among others in a production noted for its ensemble.
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Estelle Taylor
Johnn Sai Wrong
Charles Ogle
Anna May Wong
Frank Campecu
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Jake & Bill
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