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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1924
Page
12
Naturalization in district court draws about 20 applicants, including several World War I veterans, for semiannual tests of qualification to become U S citizens. A judge presides unknown this morning, with the ceremony to be held at Memorial Hall tomorrow at 7 80 p m. Murtagh and Judge J W Gwynne are to speak.
Charles City reports that many Rotarians will attend the Waterloo district meeting on March 25. A joint luncheon with Watenees at Hotel Hildreth will feature Prof Brindley of Ames speaking on taxation. A courthouse public meeting in the afternoon will host Brindley on the same topic under Rotary and Lions clubs and the League of Women Voters auspices.
The Strand theatre will offer complete programs for a dime at matinees on Tuesday and Thursday each week starting this week. Manager Arthur E. Weld cites drawing downtown patrons and converting nonregular moviegoers as reasons, while maintaining the same high quality of entertainment.
Readable lines note the Strand theater's rise in local culture as class pictures and community events boost attendance. The piece links memories of school groups with the cinema’s ongoing popularity and regional appeal.
Bal Hart author producer and star leads in a new Peramount film shown at the Or today with lively scenes and costumes. Phyllis Hiver and Mae Murray headline in Mae Mur picture praised for elaborate outdoor settings and multiple gowns. A one act Russkin comedy The Bear and a feature by Hy Witwer complete the program under the Waterloo Women's club.
In a steady pitch of daily labor, many skip meals and invite distress. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promise to neutralize acidity, ease gas, and help digest meats, enabling better eating, sleep, and performance. A 60-cent box is advertised for workers facing digestive strain.
The Rialto screens a varied program with producer KK Gable and director Geo Baker, plus Rainbow Comedy Hevie and outdoor pic Crimson Gold. The Palace features Raymond Hitchcock in a new season showcase and the romantic Kenky Derby.
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