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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1941

Page

8

Walter Winchell on Broadway and city life snippets

A collage of brief notes from Walter Winchell on Broadway and New York City scenes. Vignettes include a sign against trespassers near a pitifully rundown block on Grand Street, shop windows with fur bathing suits, and a peanut vendor near the Polo Grounds. Also mentioned are a Columbus Circle shoeshine boy, a humorous pet vocabulary statistic, and quick quips on Germany, Italy, and Stalin.

Grand Street Polo Grounds Lagnan 8Th Avenue

Katharine Cornell Nears Shaw Adaptation With Pascal

Hollywood reports Katharine Cornell may join Gabriel Pascal for a Shaw stage adaptation film project after Pascal won her interest through Shaw's praise of Pygmalion and Major Barbara. The Doctor's Dilemma could shoot in England if the war ends, or in Hollywood if it continues. Lee, star of My Life With Caroline, stays busy at 20th Century Fox.

Ollywood INS Katharine Cornell Gabriel Pascal George Bernard Shaw Kit Pascal Shaw Cornell Pygmalion Barbara England Hollywood MA Lee Robert Stevenson Stevensons Miss Lee Caroline Ronald Colman 20Th Century-Fox

Side Glances from Bronwen The Green Valley and Hollywood

In London production news for How Green Was My Valley the cast expands with John Sutton and Roddy MacDowall joining. Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels work on You Cant Escape Forever set in Paris before occupation with Ann Dvorak and Mary Maguire. Reports cover Hedy Lamarr health, Jane Withers Hollywood social life, and other nightclub and party notes from early 1941.

Bronwen Green Valley John Sutton Roddy MacDowall London Ben Lyon Bebe Daniels Paris Ann Dvorak Leslie Fenton Mary Maguire Ben Bebe Hollywood England

The Poet Edgar A Guest and a Lesson in Fame

A short verse recalls Edgar A. Guest as a public figure who shocks a youngster by displaying arrogance. The poem critiques fame and asks for generosity and understanding behind worldly success. It notes the poet’s act of revealing greatness at its worst and the boy’s early view of splendor.

U. S. Chamber Demands Realistic Tax Plan

The United States Chamber of Commerce urged the Roosevelt administration to present a realistic tax program to curb uncertainties from unclear revenue proposals.

Washington INS United States Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt

Penny Serenade and Other Theatrical Listings

Irene Dunne and Cary Grant star in Penny Serenade at theaters. Strange Alibi with Joan Perry. Paramount shows The Great Dictator with Chaplin Goddard Oakie Gilbert. Loretta Young and Robert Preston in The Lady From Cheyenne and Ride, Kelly Ride with Eugene Pallette. Comin Round the Mountain with Bob Burns and Romance of the Rio Grande with Cesar Romero at Palace. Island of Doomed Men with Peter Lorre and Robert Wilcox. Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie with Johnny Mack Brown and Fuzzy Knight at Rialto. Edison vs Man with Spencer Tracy at Strand. The Jones Family in On Their Own. Jerry on the stage at Marion. Jerry in West of Pinto Basin.

Paramount Charlie Chaplin Paulette Goddard Jack Oakie Billy Gilbert Loretta Young Robert Preston Cheyenne Kelly Eugene Pallette Bob Burns Rialto Peter Lorre Robert Wilcox Johnny Mack Brown Fuzzy Knight The Lone Prairie Strand Spencer Tracy Edison Vs Man Jones Family

Lundeen Widow Defends Him On Air After Crash

Mrs. Lundeen spoke in a radio broadcast from Lovettsville Virginia August 31 seeking to clear her husband of slander after his death. She cited letters from Attorney General Jackson and FBI Director Hoover denying he was under investigation and charged two FBI agents killed in the plane disaster were not assigned to watch him.

Washington INS Lovettsville Federal Bureau of Investigation Lundeen Jackson FBI J. Edgar Hoover Congressional

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