Hollywood romances and European money move in showbiz
Norma Shearer and George Raft move toward a new film as Warner loaned him to MGM for a potential remake of A Free Soul. Sol Lesser plans The Adventures of Tom Jones in London, signaling a transatlantic money trek. Edgar Bergen courts Joan Valerie amid ongoing Hollywood dating chatter. Sheridan lampoon controversy resurfaces with the Harvard spoof scorn.
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Ollywood
INS
Norma Shearer
George Raft
Adela Rogers St. John
Norma
Lionel Barrymore
Clark Gable
George
M-G-M
Warners
Metro
Shearer-Raft
Europe
Hollywood
England
Sol Lesser
London
William Cameron Menazies
Denham Studing
Tom Jones
Henry Fielding
Menzies
Korda
Bagdad
Hatter
Edgar Bergen
New York
Edgar
Joan Valerie
20Th Century-Fox
Miss Valerie
Annie and Yale in rivalry over Harvard and football lore
Annie pledges yearly income comparison with a Harvard grad and notes her Texas Teachers College may beat Harvard in football. La Sheridan wins wide cheering from colleges as she battles Harvard John Chemiah of Yale and Princeton figures. Hollywood rumors swirl about a Baroness linked to Austria’s past, plus chatter of a hotel sighting.
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Sheridan
Harvard Lampoon
Annie
Harvard
Texas Teachers College
la Sheridan
John Chemiah
Yale
Bob Fox
Jack Gorman
Princeton
Ann
Tinf
Stephane Hohenlohe
Waldenburg
Austria
Hollywood
Lord Rathinace
Hitler
Lncal
Legendary founder of Rome and the lover in disguise
A reader confesses a man in love with a different girl, fearing to hurt the steady partner. The column urges courage, noting the priestly caution in love and advising the man to choose openly between the two women.
Spoiled Child Needs To Be Taught Place
Mary Mansles writes about a spoiled child who loves the center of the stage and contradicts elders. The piece suggests a courteous child who accepts a place in adult circles without domination is desirable, contrasting with the belief that children should be seen but not heard.
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Dees
Dee
You Should Not Be Expected to Go Home Alone
The speaker warns against continuing the late hour affair and urges ending the romance, advising the friend to look elsewhere. If love were deeper than friendship, it might differ, but as current feelings are only friendly, the relationship should end.
Theatres Showcases Dr Ehrlichs Magic Bullet and Grapes of Wrath
The program lists Dr Ehrlichs Magic Bullet starring Edward G Robinson Ruth Gordon and Otto Kruger at AT THE THEATERS IOWA and The Grapes of Wrath featuring Jane Darwell Henry Fonda Russell Simpson Dorris Bowden and John Carradine at PARAMOUNT. Additional attractions include The Man From Dakota at STATE with Wallace Beery John Howard Dolores Del Rio and James Stephenson in Calling Philo Vance, The Old Maid at PALACE with Bette Davis Miriam Hopkins Ann Sothern Franchot Tone, Fast and Furious, Mexicalo Rose at Rialto with Gene Autry, Calling All Marines, Frontier Marshal at Strand with Randolph Scott and Hotel Imperial starring Ray Milland Isa Miranda.
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Iowa
Dr Ehrlich
Edward G. Robinson
Ruth Gordon
Otto Kruger
Ann Sothern
Franchot Tone
Rialto
Gene Autry
Donald Berry
Helen Mack
Nazi Planes Said To Fly Over London At Night
London observers reported German aircraft flying over the city at night more than once in the past week. The Aeroplane magazine cited sightings of planes at about 20 000 feet, noting they were not intercepted by British fighters or anti aircraft guns.
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London
the Aeroplane
Size 16 pattern offer from Cedar Rapids Gazette
The advertisement confirms a size 16 pattern requiring 3 yards of 36 inch fabric. It directs sending fifteen cents to Pattern Department, Cedar Rapids Gazette, 243 West 17th Street, New York, for the pattern. An additional ten cents provides the latest Pattern Book.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
Eccles Continues As Reserve Board Head
Washington reports President Roosevelt designates Marriner S Eccles to head the Federal Reserve Board for four more years, extending his chairmanship as expected.
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Eccles
Washington
Roosevelt
Marriner S Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Board of Governors
Using His Head in Court Name Shuffle
Irwin Paul Nowiczenki seeks court approval to swap names so his first name becomes his surname his middle name becomes his given name and his present surname becomes his middle name The request was filed in district court on Friday and reflects a legal bid to reorder name components rather than change the name itself.
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Omaha
Irwin Paul Nowiczenki
District Court
Pattern 4405 Offered in Misses and Women Sizes
By ANNE ADAMS the Pattern 4405 is available in misses and women sizes ranging from 12 to 42. The listing highlights a versatile sewing option for multiple figure measurements and includes a broad size spectrum for home sewers.
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Moonlight
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Little Orvie
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Utterfly Cafe
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