The Constant Nymph Romantic Drama Glows on Water
Warners presents a romantic drama featuring Joan Fontaine and Charles Boyer. Alexis Smith and Chas Coburn co star as the tale of forbidden love and artistic passion unfolds with lush settings and sweeping emotions.
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Nymph
Warners
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Charles Boyer
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Chas
Coburn
Claire Trevor Made Her Luck On Stage To Screen
Claire Trevor recalls quick rise from Columbia drama studies to American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She credits early Broadway break in Whistling in the Dark and a Fox contract in 1933. Highlights include Stagecoach and Dead End, with Western heroine acclaim and a recent The Gunmaster role.
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Claire
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American Academy of Dramatic Arts
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Ann Arbor
Southampton
Hampton Players
Hollywood
Fox
George O'Brien
George
O'Brien
Spencer Tracy
Shirley Temple
John Wayne
John Ford
Harry Sherman
Hollywood Drops Nazi Comedy Route in War Era fare
The article argues Hollywood will stop portraying Nazis as comic foils and shift to serious depictions reflecting truth and wartime stakes. It notes warnings from the Office of War Information about avoiding sympathy for enemies and highlights Warner Brothers film In Our Time with Ida Lupino and Paul Henreid.
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Fuercer
Hollywood
Adolph
Office of War Information
Latin America
Warner Brothers
Ida Lupino
Paul Henried
Dr. Goebbels
Joe Miller
Deanna Durbin Shines In Hers To Hold Debutante Romance
Deanna Durbin matures gracefully in Hers To Hold as a wealthy debutante who falls for Joseph Cotten, a factory worker posing as a doctor. Cotten departs on orders leaving a cold note, while Durbin delivers strong singing and sophisticated charm. Supporting turns come from Gus Schilling and Charles Winninger as the comedy and cast elevate the film.
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Deanna
Red Cross
Joseph Cotten
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Vega Aircraft Factory
Carmen
Charles Winninger
Evelyn Ankers
Ludwig Stossel
Nella Walker
Fay Helm
Murray Alper
Universal
Felix Jackson
Frank Ryan
Hand Oil-Colored Autographed Photos Offered by Hollywood Today
Readers can obtain 5x7 hand oil colored autographed photos for 20 cents in stamps or coins. Listed stars include Carole Landis Betty Grable Rita Hayworth Bing Crosby Walter Pidgeon and Roy Rogers. Send request with a self addressed stamped envelope to Hollywood Today 1406 Selma Avenue Hollywood California and mention the newspaper.
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Carole Landis
Betty Grable
Rita Hayworth
Bing Crosby
Walter Pidgeon
Roy Rogers
Selma Avenue
California
Speaking Glamour and Fashion Notes for Ann Sheridan Wardrobe
Frances Scully outlines Ann Sheridan's summer wardrobe choices including paisley blouses, coral pink slacks, blue print blouses, and a green trouser suit. Also features a red snood worn by Ginger Rogers and Lucille Ball's use of bath oils for hands and skin care tips.
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Ann Sheridan
Ann
Encino Cho
la Sheridan
Rancho
Ginger Rogers
Paramount
Biography of Humphrey Bogart
Humphrey Bogart was born in New York City on December 25 1900. His father was a surgeon and his mother an artist. He joined the Navy after leaving Andover Academy and served through the last war. He began on Wall Street briefly before theater work and soon stayed in acting. His film career begins with The Petrified Forest and includes Casablanca and The Maltese Falcon among many others. He was married three times to Helen Menken Mary Phillips and Mayo Methot. He enjoys swimming fishing and boating though he rarely goes to the movies.
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Betty Perini
Sacramento
Calif
Humphrey Bogart
New York City
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Navy
Wall Street
Grace George
New York
Hollywood
Dr. Clitterhouse
Virginia City
High Sierra
North Atlantic
Casablanca
Helen Menken
Mary Phillips
Mayo Methot
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Studio Feuds
A flurry of backstage chatter reports movie and radio scripters urged to mock rationing. Star sightings include Brynne Foy praising Bill Post Jr, Abe Lyman suing MCA, Carole Landis replacing a Great Dane, and Tabloids note on Archie Mayo and Ann Lehr. Megan stars, location moves, marriages, yacht talks, and canteen visits fill the page with names and quick anecdotes.
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Lacey
Brynne Foy
Bill Post, Jr
Fox
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MCA
Bonita Granville
Carole Landis
Andy Hardy
James Mitchell Leisen
Frenchman's Creek
Bill Goetz
Martha Scott
John Wayne
Old Oklahoma
Ferkin
Utah
Hattie McDaniel
Warners
Anne Shirley
Eddie Albert
Veronica Lake
Aby
Autographed Photos of Hollywood Stars Offered
Hollywood Today readers can request autographed photographs of stars Deanna Durbin Abbott Costello Ginger Rogers Greer Garson Joan Crawford Dorothy Lamour Betty Grable Ann Sheridan Bette Davis Joan Fontaine Roy Rogers Alan Ladd. Send a letter to Hollywood Today 6406 Selma Ave Hollywood CA with 5 cents per picture for mailing. Include a note that you saw the newspaper.
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Betty Grable
Ann Sheridan
Bette Davis
Joan Fontaine
Roy Rogers
Alan Ladd
Selma Ave
Hollywood
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