Londoners to Censor Own Plays On Tour Plan
London theaters face scrutiny as English censor moves tighter. Olga Petrova and Eugene ONeill works trigger fears of edits. The Theatrical Managers’ conference plans provincial testing, with Players’ Club mulling a six week six city tour led by John Drew and Ethel Barrymore names.
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Broadway Season Rumors Stir With New Musicals and Casts
Reports from New York theaters sketch upcoming productions and castings. Helen Ford returns to Broadway in Relay while Captain Jinks premieres in Philadelphia before a planned New York run at Martin Beck. Ongoing projects include Applesauce in Chicago, Suzanne opening Sept 28, and Desires Under the Elms touring under Frank McGlynn.
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Motion picture extras paid about six million yearly
Los Angeles report cites figures from the Los Angeles Herald Universal and Metro indicating about $6,000,000 is paid to motion picture extras each year by American producers. The estimate reflects payments across major studios and indicates the scale of wages for supporting cast in the film industry.
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Fragmented OCR History Note Nonsense
Unclear OCR passage mentions various names and figures in a garbled list. It references individuals such as Chaplin, Swiatek, and Mayer, with scattered monetary amounts and institutions, but the text is largely incomprehensible and non coherent. No verifiable events or cohesive details emerge for a proper news summary.
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