Radio Frolic at Plaza and Strand Features and Screenings
Radio Frolic headlines two Waterloo theatres with Betty Baxter Grate Renard and Paul Uke Earle among cast. Anna Nugson stars in Vanity's Price. The Four Harmony Kings plan a later tour. Strand screens Born Rich and Sandra while Rialto offers The Code of the Wilderness and Safety Last with Harold Lloyd. Street-level entertainment rounds out with the Rainbow Girls revue.
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Plaza Theatre
Betty Baxter
Alan Dale
Dunbar Robin Hood Opera Company
Grate Renard
Gordon Ras
Pacific Coast
WLS
Chicago
Paul “Uke” Earle
Edna Sal
Afondiy
Musio
Anna Nugson
Vanity
Old
Vienna
Radio Rompan
Strona
Weld
Four Harmony Kings
Radio -Singing
Mix Schones
Frank Shealey
John Welles
Martin Lalehty
Bert Lytell
Claire Windsor
Strand
Crystal
Barbara LaMar
Sandra
Europe
New York
Pearl Does ‘Bell
Rialto
Waterloo
the Palace
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Waterloo Theatres Next Week Showings in Town
Waterloo Theatres outlines the coming week with The Gold Diggers at Waterloo theatre starring Hertzell Players next to last in their season. Broadway and Buttermilk features Waterloo resident stock. tonight ends Dear Me. Crystal Theatre runs Harold film with Pathe comedy Late. Sandri de pict and Sandra de pict at different halls. Strand offers Born Rich with Claire Windsor and cast. Rialto and Pine present films with Vanities and radio acts, plus musical programs and regional broadcasts.
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Ae Gold Biggers
New York
Waterloo’ Theatre
Hertzell Players
Broadway
Buttermilk
Waterloo
Fine Thon
Waterloo Theatre
Horn Rich
Fife
Rick
Che Ok
Claire Windsor
Bert Kytell
Geris Ken~ Yor
Cullen Landis
Sinail
Abie Tin
Panthony
Berkell Players
Edythe Elliott
Milton Byron
Belascg
Gold Diggers
Avery Hopwood
Beasley Beem
Berkellagers
Dike Students Dominate Four-School Declam Contest
Four schools competed in a preliminary declamatory contest held in Dike Iowa. Dumont New Hartford Cedar Falls and Dike were represented with Edward Sondergaard winning the oratorical class for his piece The Un known Speaker and Elva Stout of Cedar Falls placing second with The College Woman and The Twentieth Century Home. The Cedar Falls team also claimed second in dramatic with Margaret Kelving’s The Word. Carol Kroesen Cedar Falls won in humorous with her piece The Abandoned Elopement. Walter Bonn of Dike earned second with A Modern Sermo.
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Dike
Dumont
New Hartford
Cedar, Falls
Edward Sondergaard
Elva Stout
Cedar “Falls
Tella
Contank
Margaret Kelving
Cedar
Carol Kroesen
Cedar Falls
Walter Bonn
Georgia Lee Hall in Rain at Waterloo Exposes Sadie Thompson
The Waterloo audience saw Georgia Lee Hall portray Sadie Thompson with intense emotion in Rain. The play follows a stranded woman amid a missionary’s coercive attempts to save her, ending with his death and her final transformation. Other cast members, including John Waller as the missionary, received praise for convincing portrayals and strong supporting roles.
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Georgia Lee Hall
Emotional Storm AS
Sadie IN
Waterloo
South Sea
Pago Pago
Sarve
Hetaom
Sadie Thompson
Hontloty
Georgie Lee Hall
Alfred Davidson
Island Missionary
John Waller
Sadie ‘Thompson
Shep Camp
Joe Horn
Not to the Swift Play by Commercial Club March 10
The Commercial Club will present a play titled Not to the Swift on March 10. The performance features local talent in a dramatized production. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
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Commercial Club
Optometrist John M. Nix Offers Eye Glasses at Low Cost
A concise ad touts John M. Nix Optometrist at 129 Franklin St Waterloo Iowa promising first class eyeglass fitting for less money. It asserts a distinction between real specialists and fitters and invites readers to choose Ms fit for their eye needs with a local contact number 774.
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John M. Nix
West High commercial club meeting program notice
West High school commercial club meets Tuesday evening March 10 in the Little Theatre. Admission is 10 cents. Cast includes James Wilmont boss David Dewey J Willard Stead first assistant Ted Rehder James Burton second assistant Harold Darby Grace Foster stenographer Arlene Bradley Mary Jake student YVenia Stinson LM the naffie boy Alice Fields Mechanic Max Belstle
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Plaza
Starold Livyd
iHarold
Rec Pathe
Parnes
Mildrat Davis
Ste Harel
Harold
Mildred
Wailer
Lloyd's
Palace Theatre
Ravan la Marr
Pearl Peres Dell
Sandni
Ck Wanian
Duel
Eon
Gao Orien
Ous Harlan
Charlotte Merriam
Nitty Bradbury
California
Smits
Knowles
Worogado
Harry “Ike* Evans
Rialto Theatre
Ulethres
Anna Q. Nilsson
Pine Theatre
Drogd
Orden
Pacife
Betty Keharning
Alan
Cade
Wilderness
Glare Windsor
the Strand
Barbhira LaMarr
the Crystal
Uraid Livvd
Plaga
Milton Brron
Berkell
G. C. Kennedy
Dob Marsh-Vince
Foley’s Honey Star
Cotor
Ruth
Kurtz-Reinhart Co. Fuel & Transfer Plans
West Mullan Ave
Iowa Tire Coq
William Farnum
Wolves of the
Wyndham Standing
Lucille Rickson Stuart Holmes
Arthur Rankin
America
Grace Renard
Sopeanu—Jaltay of
Stalph Dunisar
Stiw
Gordon Bros
Paul Earle
Edna Salamon
Harmony Girls
EaSprites
Bob Gorton
Diane
Lucille Brogan
Fiddler
Sones—Taughs—i lusice—Novelins
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