Ticket to Hollywood cast of characters
Francie Weston a girl with a voice and ambition to crash the movies. Gusty Gair garage mechanic can give out on and Jerry Finney Movieland s youngest glamor man. Yesterday Francie slugs the midnight prowler with a lamp it is Gusty s hitchhiker who has robbed Gusty. Mr Weston and Francie find Gusty unconscious beside his car. Francie watches over Gusty takes the ticket from his billfold.
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Francie Weston
Gusty Gair
Jerry Finney
Movieland
Francie
Gusty
Mr. Weston
Nexr
Hollywood
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Anne Adams Patterns Summer 1940 Outfit
Anne Adams Pattern 4483 offers a sun and fun summer dress in a princess line with bias side panels and gay panel tops. Sizes 11 through 17 with a 13 dress requiring 18 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern costs 15 cents, book and pattern together 25 cents.
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Anne Adams
Daily Telegraph
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Gusty and Francie in a tense morning at the cabin
Francie sees Gusty and Mr Weston at breakfast after a restless night. Gusty admits taking the money and pleads for a drive as he talks about pride and a possible future, while Francie struggles with softened feelings during a westward trip.
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Francie
Gusty
Mr. Weston
Aunt Hal
Cc. E
Hal
Frank
Dean Weston
John Weston
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Night Drive On Mountain Road Ends With Stop
Francie and Gusty share a romantic moment on a mountain road under a moonlit sky when a police intrusion interrupts their talk of a future together. A tense exchange follows as an officer orders them to Circle for cooling off after mistimed affection.
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Gusty
Francie
Prancie
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