Dinner at the Castles Unmasks Audrey’s Quiet Turmoil
Audrey Swan meets Vic Quinn at Judge Castle’s dinner. Vic hints Olive Cooper’s divorce and Harvey Harrison ties, while Audrey contemplates Jeff’s social circle. A growing attraction to Vic mixes with secrecy about Olive and Jeff’s entanglements as the evening unfolds.
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Newsboys Celebrate Annual Bishop's Dinner With Song
Sixty five Ga zette newsboys filled Bishop's cafeteria for an annual dinner. Entertainment came from among the boys with Georgie Moore Marvin Carson Joe Arce and others performing. They closed with a thank you song to Cyril Kegler Roy Doty and Alex Fidler.
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Bishop's Cafeteria
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Dempsy
Bill Suhr
Don Jones
George Ruffin
Newsies
Dickie Humphreys
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Edward Lipp
Joe Arce
Frankie Washington
To Be Continued Tomorrow in a Quiet Exchange
A dialogue snippet features a self-appointed monitor who claims thanks and hints at a future high mark. Characters Jeff and Cygie discuss a lovely woman as the narrative lingers, promising continuation tomorrow.
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Jeff
Joseph McCord
Hollywood Fireworks The Dionne Quints In Four Mothers Talks
Washington dispatch notes Jack Warner eyeing the Dionne quintuplets for Four Mothers with Bette Davis backing the deal. Twentieth Century Fox and others consider joint casting as the quins would join the Lane sisters’ family to handle French accents. Harry Eddington signs with RKO as executive producer to oversee major pics, with Lee Marcus and J J Nolan in key roles. Lillian Gish discussed a potential Emma Ritter return for Escape and critics award chatter covers Gone With the Wind Mr Smith Goes to Washington and Wuthering Heights. Mary Carlisle and Jack Haley plan a touring musical show Despite casting debates the news signals major studio activity.
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Hollywood Gossip Roundup From the Stars on the Move
Shuberts in New York mingle with Pinkie Tomlin and Deanna Durbin hits. Sidney Lanfield's illness delays Twinkle Twinkle. Marilyn Merrick exits Married Pretty and Poor at Warners. Anne Shirley to read script Jane Bryan and Olivia De Havilland declined. Richard Thorpe directs Twenty Mule Team then heads to London for Busman's Honeymoon with Bob Montgomery. 20th Century Fox loans George Sanders to Universal for The House of the Seven Gables. Wendy Joan Wilcoxson born Wendy Joan. Hoot Gibson eyed for The Virginian revival. Ruth Taylor, Paul Zuckerman, and Lorna Hearst attend Beachcombers premiere. Gloria Blondell sings with Matty Malneck. Marlene Dietrich and Eric Remarque seen after Gone With the Wind premiere. Diana Lewis and Bill Powell perform night spots together. Stan Laurel at Two's Company premiere with Ruth Laurel. Joel McCrea returns after flu. Henry Henigson to be VP at Globe Productions run by Jimmy Roosevelt. Judy Garland seen with Jimmy Cathcart pin. Betty Grable the toast of New York amid fans.
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Dutch Government Expands Civil Defense Call Up
The Netherlands moves to strengthen defenses amid looming conflict. A new regulation makes all men aged 18 to 60 liable for call up to render personal assistance in military activities nationwide.
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Charges Davies in Trade Lobby Rose
Washington AP reports Rep Reed of New York accused the administration of naming Joseph E. Davies as a “super-lobbyist” to push the trade pact. Reed, citing Davies's Belgium ambassadorship and Russia envoy past, said salons and patronage shaped policy and accused copper barons of influencing tariffs in the Chile pact context.
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Films at Iowa theaters list several stars and titles
At the theaters in Iowa previews include Four Wives with Priscilla Lane Rosemary Lane Lola Lane and Gale Page Fugitive at Large with Jack Holt and Patricia Ellis Gulliver's Travels in technicolor featuring Gabby and Gulliver Everything Happens at Night with Sonja Henie Ray Mil land and Robert Cummings Call A Messenger with Billy Halep Miracles for Sale with Robert Young Florence Rice Young Mr Lincoln with Henry Fonda Alice Brady Street of Missing Men with Charles Bickford Harry Carey Boy Scouts to the Rescue with Jackie Cooper The Lady from Kentucky with George Raft Ellen Drew Four Girls in White Florence Rice Una Merkel.
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Robert Young
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Rialto
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Harry Carey
Gypsy Fleeces Lupe Over Loss of 2500 Dollars
Beverly Hills, AP Lupe Velez accuses a Gypsy woman of swindling her out of 2500 dollars. She says the money was tied in red silk and found to be blank paper after untying. Detectives Henderson and Gebhart interview Gypsy women at the Beverly Hills jail as Velez searches for the daily visitor she alleges plotted against her.
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Lupe
D. P. Henderson
A. J. Gebhart
Centenarian lays out longevity rules in Oakland
Dr S J von Hirsch aged 103 offers tips for long life including walking daily a cold bath a drink now and then kissing the girls and smoking freely. He was once conductor of the New York Metropolitan Opera orchestra until influenza affected his hearing in the late 1890s. He studied medicine in San Francisco in 1901 practiced until age 97.
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