Hollywood Roundup of Casting and Projects in Los Angeles
The article details Robert Taylor and Luise Rainer co starring in Adventure For Three to be produced by Hunt Stromberg as soon as Bob finishes Camille and Luise recovers from tonsillitis. It mentions Interlude with Leon Leonidoff for musical numbers and other Warner and MGM projects with notable stars and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Parsons
Universal Service
Los Angeles
Robert Taylor
Luise Rainer
MGM
Hunt Stromberg
Bob
Camille
Luise
Marcella Burke
R. B. Willis
Paris
Harry Cohn
Leon Leonidoff
Radio City
Music Hall
Grace Moore
Jerome Kern
Dorothy Fields
al Newman
Little Kiddies
Robert Riskin
Harry Lachman
Everett Riskin
Executives Arrive From New York For Hollywood Talkfest
Executives arrive from New York for a talkfest at Hollywood headquarters. The event gathers industry leaders for discussions and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Execs
N. Y
Hollywood
Youth Confesses to Burglary in Iowa
An 18 year old youth named George W. Hetrick approached a patrolman in Omaha and confessed to a railroad warehouse burglary at Valley Junction Iowa on Aug 22 with a companion. He had recently been released from the Missouri state prison at Jefferson City after a two year term. Police broadcast a description of the accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mac C. McKee
George W. Hetrick
Missouri
Jefferson City
Valley Junction
Iowa
Theaters Show Films at Paramount Palace and Rialto
Paramount presents Fred MacMurray in The Texas Rangers and Silly Symphony. Gene Raymond leads Walking on Air while Eddie Quillan stars in The Gentleman from Louisiana. Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans star in Picadilly Jim. George O'Brien appears in The Border Patrolman. Joan Bennett and Ralph Bellamy headline Palace features Big Brown Eyes and Navy Wife. Rialto showcases Col Tim McCoy in Lightning Bill Carson with May Robson in Three Kids and a Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Fred MacMurray
Texas Rangers
Iowa
Gene Raymond
Eddie Quillan
the Gentleman From
Louisiana
Robert Montgomery
Madge Evans
George O’brien
Joan Bennett
Ralph Bellamy
Rialto
Col
Tim McCoy
Bill Carson
May Robson
Iowa Man Dies of Heart Attack at State Fair Races
Kendall Atkins, 45, of Milton, Iowa, collapsed with a heart attack in the grandstand while watching auto races at the state fair Friday afternoon. He was taken to the fairgrounds hospital and died en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Kendall Atkins
Milton
Atkins
Fairgrounds
Ellen and Bob in oil town kinship tale
Ellen is Bob's first wife but treated like a second. Ellen's father owns an oil well and Bob behaves with courtesy toward the well as a local character in this small town vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Bob
Murder in Brians House Leaves Several Suspects
Bob Holbrook and Larry investigate the Brians murders after Alexander Brian is found dead. Miss Hunt and other staff show alibis while Peter Brian is later found murdered in his locked office. Three foot marks appear, including a woman's print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Holbrook
Brian
Bob
Mark
Lee
Julian
Miss Hunt
Peter
Woman’s footprints and dog eyes in the forest scene
Horror rises as investigators search a secluded house yard for a killer. Dogs watch with murder in their eyes while gardeners and workers are kept in the living room as detectives probe a stabbing with a blade linked to a prior murder. Mark and his companion alerted the authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Hunt
Cora
Jean
Sutton
Myers
Doc Wheeler
Jeffers
Midnight Slaying Refocuses Investigation After Body Found
Dr. Wheeler examines a suspect scene while Sutton, Larry, and Meyers push for immediate questioning of all involved. The team recalls a mysterious blade mark and a face seen at the window as officers prepare to search the house before the arrival of dawn.
Mark Brian and the Arlington Club Interrogate in a Murder Case
In the study the investigators question Mark Brian about his alibi and actions after his brother Peter was found dead. Mark admits he might have touched the telephone and hung up the receiver while Marilyn Hunt reported a yell. The scene tightens as Sutton and Larry press for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Mark
Larry
Arlington Club
Peter
Marilyn
Miss Hunt
Father
Brian
Julian
Walking On Air Pleases In Light Comedy At Iowa Theater
Ann Sothern, now free of romanced image, shines in Walking On Air with Gene Raymond as a comic fake count. Raymond sings three numbers and a pleasant, diverting tone precedes The Gentleman From Louisiana, a tale of a jockey wronged by a crooked manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sothern
Ralph Bellamy
Gene Raymond
Iowa Theater
Apollo
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Louisiana
W. M
Iowa And Nebraska Lumber Wholesalers Discuss New Law
About forty to fifty lumber wholesalers from Iowa and Nebraska met in Omaha to discuss the Robinson-Patman fair practice act provisions. W. H. Badeaux of Des Moines and Phil Runion of Lincoln organized the meeting for their respective state associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
Omaha
W. H. Badeaux
Des Moines
Iowa Lumber Men’s Association
Phil Runion
Lincoln
Nebraska Association
Sloan Sees Need For U S To Set House In Order
New York reports President Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors said GM will have its greatest year but warned the United States will face serious economic trouble in 1937 unless the government cuts spending and reforms the tax system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
United States
Spain’s civil war scrutiny drawn by foreign powers
In Jackson Hole Wyoming a syndicated editorial by Alice Longworth criticizes foreign nations for urging involvement in Spain’s civil war. It notes Russia funds, France and Italy provide planes, Germany ships, Britain and the United States demand freedom of seas and oppose searches, while British history of harsh martial justice and U.S. war alliance with Britain in 1812 are cited. It condemns Spain for letting neighbors intervene and hints at internal slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Russia
France
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Editor Lorimer to resign as Saturday Evening Post editor
PHILADELPHIA LP George Horace Lorimer Friday night announced his resignation as editor of the Saturday Evening Post and chairman of Curtis Publishing, effective January 1 1937. He will remain a director and be succeeded by Wesley W. Stout as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Lorimer
Wesley W. Stout
Stout
Junction City
Kan
Wichita
Beacon
Southwest
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Kansas City Star
New York Globe
Wins Divorce After 35 Year Separation
Mrs. Mary A. Hall, 63, of Omaha, obtained a divorce from Luke Hall, 67, of Hamburg Iowa, after 46 years of marriage. She said she left him 35 years ago due to abuse and he has contributed no support since. They had two children, one living, and the divorce was uncontested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Jean
Sutton
Larry
Peter
Julian
Bob
Omaha
Mary A. Hall
Luke Hall
Hamburg
The Texas Rangers at Third Avenue theater review
A nostalgic film review notes the Paramount feature The Texas Rangers starring Fred MacMurray and Jack Oakie. It praises fast paced action with Indians, outlaws, and cattle rustling, plus Oakie’s humor and Parker’s romance. The piece also mentions a color Silly Symphony Toby Tortoise Returns and the theater program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Paramount Screen
Texas Rangers
Third Avenue Theater
Southwest
Fred MacMurray
Jack Oakie
Rangers
Texas
William S. Hart
Guardians of the Law
MacMurray
Oakie
Lloyd Nolan
Jean Parker
Toby Tortoise
Maxie Hare
Paramount Ao
Retaining American System Of Gov t Is Issue, Says Editor
E P Chase editor Atlantic Indiana told the Abraham Lincoln Republican club in Omaha that the core campaign issue is whether the United States will retain the 150 year old system of government or abandon it for something untried. He warned that either the administration must change course or a change of administration is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Abraham Lincoln Republican Club
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Marian Marsh
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Marian
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Warner P. A
Walter Lang
Jack Moss
Gary Cooper
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Ralph Holmes
Phil
Walter
Carole Clark
Gertie
Walter Wanger
Carlo Roncoroni
Inez Courtney
Gracie Allen
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George Murphy
Wests Side
Dick Wallace
Patsy Kelly
Dave Butler
Johnny Downs
Johnny
Eleanor Whitney
Tommy Brown
Rochelle Hudson
Callander, Ont
Ruins
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de Marcos
Charles Einfeld
Gradwell Sears
Feg Murray
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Coabron Ac
Francis Lederer
San Fernando
Olivia DE Fiavilland
Claude Callan
Agee Hays
Holbrook
Cary Grant
Claire Trevor
Navy Wife
Shirley Temple
Ross Alexander
Cedar Park
Peggy Fuller
Municipal
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Sloan
U. S
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