Stars and Dreams Mix in Hollywood Newsroom
A collage of film and TV tidbits features Mercedes McCambridge screen testing for Meg and dream revelations on anesthetics, James Baskett landing Uncle Remus in Song of the South, Joyce Reynolds returning to The Wailflower with Robert Button, Skinnay Ennis rising after a push from a friend’s misfortune, and Italian actress Ti-Vahi set for Hitchcock's Paradine Case. Rin Tin Tin heads a nationwide star survey for PRC Pictures, Rex Harrison shares a tea anecdote with Dee Engelbach, plus odds and ends note CBS This Is Hollywood deals, Bogart Dark Passage glimpses, Crawford ice skating, Cagney buying Faulkner rights, and Audie Murphy’s imminent stardom.
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CBS
Hollywood
Universal-International
Humphrey Bogart
Joan Crawford
Gal
William Cagney
William Faulkner
Audie Murphy
Fite Pe Sweeping Tides Ay VeMEGBERT WN wiece
Mark Darrel a young American lumber man, son of a camp near Bt. Victor Canada, faces a strike by French Canadian workers. Madame Madeleine Minross offers six thousand to settle, but Mark uses strategy to avert ruin and win back his Amber. Broussac is exposed as the labor troubles lamenter.
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Mark Darrel
Bt. Victor
Canada
Nat Page
Madeleine Minross
Mark
Horace Brousmac
Larnusie
Broussac
Mark Darrell Confronts Broussac Over Kinross Seigniory
Mark Darrell navigates threats from Broussac as he defends his lease on the Kinross seigniory. Broussac seeks Madeleine Kinross amid town loyalty and looming danger. Mark contemplates peace with Madeleine while Andre Galipeault protects the lighthouse path to a tense confrontation.
Mark Refuses a Tempting Offer at St Victor
Mark stands firm against financier Broussac who demands the rights leased to him. Broussac repeats an offer of fifteen thousand dollars plus sale proceeds from timber, hoping to win approval. Mark, backed by unnamed backers, refuses, stating his group will not accept any such arrangement.
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Mark
Darrell
Broussac
St. Victor
Monsieur Broussac
Why Madeleine Believes Her Husband Still Lives
Madeleine Kinross tells Mark Broussac that her husband is not dead. She explains the seigneur lost money in Quebec and Horace Broussac seeks to recover it. He allegedly survived an ice floe, became insane, and is being cared for somewhere. three crewmen were with him.
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Louis
Mark
Madeleine Kinross
Broussac
Darrell
St. Victor
Monsieur Broussac
Quebec
Lfe
Nat
Broussee
Kinross
Andre
Madeleine
Madame Kinross
Merk
Cousin Horace
Broussec
Andre Galipeault
Tye
Horace Broussac
Alphonse Vitard
Hector Mackintosh
Andre Gaupeault
Household Tips From The Past In One Handy List
Bake several dishes at once to use one oven. Small corks shield knitting needles in a bag. Wash out starch before storing summer clothes. Drain dishes on a towel to prevent chipping. Rinse and air towel for reuse. Remove mildew from a shower curtain with hot soapy water lemon juice and salt then sun dry. Use an old safety razor to trim hairs on a spring chicken.
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Virginia Vale
Mercedes McCambridge
Meg
Mercedes
Grand Central Station
James Baskett
Walt Disney
RKO
Ames 'N’ Andy
Disney
Uncle Remus
Baskett
Gabby Gibson
Butterfy
Br’er Fox
Joyce Reynolds
Warner Bros
Robert ‘Lewis
Robert Button
Janie
Skinnay Ennis
Saxy Dowell
Hal ‘Kemp
Ennis
Dowell
Kemp
Skinnay
Mr. Ennis
Ti-Vahi
Alfred Hitchcock
Ethel Barrymore
Gregory Peck
Ann Todd
Louis Jourdan
Charles Laughton
Charles Coburn
United Artists
Italy
Virginia Brissac
Tom Fadden
Rin Tin Tin
PRC Pictures, Inc
R.T.T. Qi
Rex Harrison
Dee Engelbach
Bobby
Engelbach
Mercedes Mecah
Al-But-Island
Cousin Broussac
W. 17Th Bt
New York 11
N. Y
Howe
Myo
Fleischmann
U.S
Saoves
Locke Stove Company
West 11Th St
Kansas City
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