Hollywood Morals Draw Praise Censorship Gains Only Censure
Central Press correspondent surveys Hollywood press agents and actors noting mixed morals praise, broad censorship critique, and the economics of the PR trade. It quotes opinions on morals, cheesecake photos, box office censorship, and the typical press agent’s background and earnings.
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Hollywood
Archerd Central
Glamorville
The
Industy
Bob Hope
George Murphy
Jean Hersholt
Ronald Reagan
Robert Young
The Brave Bulls by Tom Lea a Classic of Its Kind
The reviewer, once wary of bullfighting narratives, lauds Tom Lea’s The Brave Bulls as a dynamic novel about bullfighter Luis Bello. It follows a fighter near his prime, culminating in a Cuenca bullfight, praised as tremendously exciting and highly recommended despite mixed views on bulls and Mexican life.
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Time and Life
Atlantic Monthly
Ernest ‘Hemingway
Hemingway
Lea
Luis Bello
Cuenca
Bello
Mexico
Life Magazine
Burlington Herald
James Stewart
Shelley Winters
Ralph Richardson
Capitol
Maggie
Tarzan
Arion
Jimmy Wakely
Damned Don’t Cry Flaunted as a Shock in Burlington
A Burlington review lambastes The Damned Don’t Cry starring Joan Crawford and David Brian as overacted, hammy performances. The piece questions direction, casting, and script while noting competing films at local theaters and overall popcorn quality.
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Burlington
Joan Crawford
David Brian
Kent Smith
Miss Crawford
Mildred Pierce
Bette Davis
Mr. Brian
Burt Lancaster
John Agar
Senate
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