Parade of Hollywood Stars and Production Snags in August
Hollywood notes roam from Spencer Tracy being cast as a steel worker hero in Dance Hall to William Tracy chosen as Pat O’Brien’s boy in Angels With Dirty Faces. Scene at MGM commissary shows Robert Taylor late while implacable waitresses pace in a desert set near Lone Pine with 600 extras. News covers Beverly Hills dining sightings, theater protests over youth scenes, and stars lamenting loss of privacy amid crowds.
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Gregory Ratoff
Pat O'Brien
Warners
William Tracy
Pat
Robert Taylor
MGM
Arkansas Traveler
Lone Pine
Jack Haley
Corrigan
Beverly Hills
Marion Nixon
Billie Dove
Billie
Lila Lee
Amarillo Notes Include Turpin Play Bill and Local Echo
Ben Turpin arrives this afternoon from Hillywood bound for Amarillo after a detour to Catalina. Script rehearsal is tonight as Turpin headlines the Panhandle Parade show at the State tomorrow at 8. Various letters reference spelling, dances, sports results, and Bachelor Girls' council meeting set for Sunday.
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Ben Turpin
Hillywood
Amarillo
Catalina
Pacific
Turpin
State
Musical Genius Sings Across Borders and Eras
Puzzle lists numerous cross clues including World famous violinist, Italian cif, and French private soldier. It weaves a dense wordplay grid with themes of music, warfare, and daily objects demanding multi word solutions and precise letter fits across horizontal and vertical entries.
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France
Fred Astaire Gave Golfer T Gus in Low Seventies
Top dancing star Fred Astaire rose from vaudeville with Adele to Broadway musical fame. After a rocky start at MGM he joined RKO for Flying Down to Rio with Ginger Rogers and later Carefree, his seventh pairing. He writes dances, plays piano, composes songs, and remains modest and private at 38, married with a son, Fred Jr.
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Adele
Lord Cavendish
Fred
M-G-M
RKO
Rio
Ginger Rogers
Hollywood
Fred, Jr
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules claims to flush kidneys
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a supremely efficient and harmless diuretic to flush waste and poisons from kidneys. It urges readers to ask their druggist for GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil and notes symptoms of weak kidneys and irritated bladder such as backache and scanty urine.
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Haarlem
Holland
Council names and sorority interest noted in Amarillo
Patt Powell elected for a six month term as Council representative for the JCCs along with a dozen clubs. Epsilon Sigma Alpha seeks to join the Council as Amarillo's newest national sorority. Douglas Shearer unveils a microphone so sensitive it captures breath sounds with or without onions.
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Douglas Shearer
Metro
Herbine claims relief for linked constipations symptoms
The advertisement promotes Herbine as a vegetable medicine offering relief for headache dizziness sour stomach biliousness nausea lack of appetite and tiredness when linked to temporary constipation. Priced at 60 cents a bottle.
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