Flash Preview: Paramount Western Stars Stanwyck Mevrea Donlevy
A upbeat review previews Paramounts latest Old West drama starring Barbara Stanwyck Joel Mevrea and Brian Donlevy. The piece emphasizes sharp dialogue strong performances and atmospheric frontier settings.
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Miss Wallace Tops Hollywood Talk In Tombstone Spotlight
The article profiles Miss Beryl Wallace as she prepares for a screen appearance in Harry Sherman's Tombstone, noting her singing ability that helped win her the role while Earl Carroll resists auditioning her. It highlights her worldly tastes and plans to bring her presence to audiences through film and newsreels.
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Hollywood
Vic Boesen
Harry Sherman
Miss Wallace
Tombstone
Earl Carroll
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
Hollywood Censors Limit Sarongs and Movie News
Movie censors warn sarongs must stay within three inches of the knees and tops no lower than an average strapless gown. The column surveys star moves, casting tweaks, and studio notes from MGM, Warner, RKO, and 20th Century Fox, including Olivia de Havilland, Jean Gabin, and Spencer Tracy.
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South Sea Island
Tyrone Power
Dorothy Lamour
Maria Montez
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Jean Gabin
Marlene Dietrich
RKO
Michele Morgan
Warners
Olivia DeHavilland
Warner Studio
MGM
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
Erich von Stroheim, Jr
Ginger Rogers
20Th Century-Fox
Rory Hart
Hollywood Buzz and Star Rumors From a Roaring Era
Gossip on Don Red Barry's rise with fan mail growth and a first award, Janet Blair's screen tests and Columbia contract, Cornell Wilde’s bold self-shot test leading to a 20th Century Fox debut, Ray McCarey shaping a comedy team with Charlotte Greenwood and Charles Ruggles, and updates on Joan Blondell, Bela Lugosi, Errol Flynn, and the Hollywood scene including a Vogue of party signs and industry chatter.
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20Th Century-Fox
Lynn Bari
Wilde
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Ray McCarey
George Montgomery
Ray
Charlotte Greenwood
Charles Ruggles
RKO
New York
Joan Merrill
Bob Hope
Time and
Life Magazines
Life
Hope
Bela Lugosi
Stork
Mocambo
Victor Mature
Vic
Warners
Jack Smith
Alexander Korda
Sabu
Manila
Joan Blondell
Blake Garner
Errol Flynn
Tamara Toumanova
Gloria Vanderbilt
Peter Fairchild
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Arthur Murray
Sally Allen
John Barrymore
Clarence Barnett
Ann Sothern
Robert Sterling
Sundown and International Lady Shine in Major Preview
Walter Wanger's Sundown stars Gene Tierney Bruce Cabot and George Sanders in a tense World War II melodrama set at a British African outpost with a Nazi arms smuggling plot. International Lady, with George Brent Elona Massey Basil Rathbone, follows FBI and Scotland Yard agents tracking saboteurs amid London bombardment. Also featured is MGM's The Chocolate Soldier with Nelson Eddy Rise Stevens.
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Gene Tierney
Bruce Cabot
George Sanders
Africa
Mr. Wanger
20Th Century-Fox
Reginald Gardiner
Joseph Calleia
Carl Esmond
Harry Carey
Cedric Hardwicke
Henry Hathaway
Edward Small
George Brent
Elona Massey
Basil Rathbone
London
Lisbon
Brent
FBI
Scotland Yard
England
Miss Massey
Tim Whelan
Gene Lockhart
Mr. Small
Watch This Space For Autographed Hollywood Photo Offer
Announced promotion invites readers to join the Hollywood Today Fan Club for autographed photographs of a prominent star. Members receive a membership card by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Hollywood Today in Hollywood California and must mention the newspaper.
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Hollywood Today
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Crossroads of the World
Langdon Returns in Double Trouble with Hat and Shoes
Underground legend Harry Langdon revisits the small man with big shoes in the Monogram release Double Trouble. Langdon speaks of his wild career arc from Golden Twenties stardom to vaudeville, and back to Hollywood where the comic resurrects his iconic look for a wartime comedy revival and potential box office bounce.
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Harry Langdon
Monogram
Langdon
New York
al Jolson
London
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Hollywood Fashion Scene Highlights Spring and Star Styles
Hollywood fashion week reviews show resort and cruise pieces, sun and swim silhouettes, and novel hats. Ginny Simms debuts a dramatic cloche-like topper as she exits Kay Kyser’s party signaling her full shift to film stardom. Irene Dunne attends a lecture showcasing a chartreuse hat accented with velvet pins.
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Luyers
America
Margaret McKay
Ginny Simms
Kay Kyser
Town House
Kay Kysser
Ginny
Paulette Goddard
Edith Head
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Irene Dunne
Philharmonic Auditorium
Record Review Highlights 1940s Jazz and Pop Singles
Wax Man surveys early 1940s records from Victor Bluebird Decca and Columbia. Notables include Sammy Kaye Modern Design and Vaughn Monroe’s You Made the Pants Too Long. Bonnie Baker, Orrin Tucker, Martha Raye, Woody Herman, Belle Baker NBC, Libertyphone, Harry Rose, T. Dorsey, Marie Elena, Green Eyes, Benny Goodman Elmer's Tune, The Birth of the Blues, Ozzie Nelson, Private Jack Leonard and standards These Foolish Things If There Is Someone Lovelier.
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Victor
Sammy Kaye
Bluebird
Sam
Sammy Lewis
Victor Young
Vaughn Monroe
Bonnie Baker
Orrin Tucker
Martha Raye
Gene Austin
Gene
Woody
Decca
Woody Herman
Libertyphone
New York
Belle Baker
NBC
Jean Cavall
Harry Roseenthal
Hollywood
Recrd
T. Dorsey
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Marie Elena
Green Eyes
Benny Goodman
Columbia
Elmer
Buddy DeSylva
Benny
Ozzie Nelson
Ozzie
Eddie Cherkose
Jacques Press
Jack Leonard
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