Tim Hulme and Susan at Clifford Academy
Timothy Hulme, principal at Clifford Academy, delays telling Susan about his past brief marriage. Aunt's casual mention triggers Susan’s confusion and Timothy gains courage. Canby Hunter, Hulme’s nephew, arrives from the west and seeks to stay in Clifford, which unsettles Timothy as he fears the younger man.
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Timothy Hulme
Clifford Academy
Susan
Timothy
Canby Hunter
Canby
Clifford
Academy
Candy
Cen
Rears
Hulmes
Coultons
Timothy Coulton
Hulme
Lavinia
Haydn
Tim
Lathrop
Barney
Delia
Miss Peck
Susan Barney
Averfield
Barton Corners
Nelson Ellsworth
Jealous Resolve and a Mountain Emergency
Timothy Hulme wrestles with envy over Susan while grappling with a moral crisis. A sudden mountain accident brings a wounded girl to Miss Peck’s, forcing Canby and Aunt Lavinia into tense roles as Dr. Anson and Mrs. Craft mobilize.
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Canby
Timothy
Mr. Dewey
Anson Craft
Anson
Miss Peck
Face Fractures and Desperate Craving in Strange House
In a stark scene Dr. Craft tends a battered Canby who drinks soup in loud, frantic gulps. Miss Peck serves a meal as a bloodied, glasses-mless man recounts his ordeal amid brutal kitchen lighting and anxious onlookers.
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Dr. Craft
Canby
Miss Peck
Strand Theatre Presents Rooney Garland in Thoroughbreds
The Strand features Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland in Thoroughbreds Don't Cry with Adolph Menjou and Jack Oakie in Thanks For Everything on Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday bring Laurel and Hardy in Blockheads plus Inside Story and a Crime Doesn’t Pay short. Amateur night adds five acts Friday.
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Strand Theater
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Adolph Menjou
Jack Oakie
Laurel and Hardy
Strand
Theater Showings and Casts Across Local Theaters
Marquee listings note Paramount with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland in Babes in Arms, Mr Smith Goes to Washington at Iowa listings with Jean Arthur and James Stewart, Thunder Afloat starring Wallace Beery, Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase with Bonita Granville, Palace presents Invitation to Happiness, Boy Friend, and Strand features Thoroughbreds Don’t Cry with Rooney and Garland plus Adolph Menjou and Jack Oakie in Thanks for Everything, Rialto runs His Exciting Night and Wanted by Scotland Yard with James Stephenson.
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Iowa
Mr. Smith
Washington
Jean Arthur
James Stewart
Otto Kruger
Ona Munson
State
Wallace Beery
Rialto
Charlie Ruggles
Scotland Yard
James Stephenson
Hollywood Gossip notes big bets on Hepburn O Hare and others
Louella Parsons reports Katharine Hepburn’s A Bill of Divorcement may crown Maureen O Hara as Hollywood’s top actress after The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Maureen’s secret England marriage and a strong cast for the new film are noted, with other stars like Bonita Granville and Judy Garland in focus.
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Ollywood
INS
Katharine Hepburn
Maureen O’hara
Charles Laughton
Notre Dame
Hollywood
Laughton
Erich Pommer
Jamaica Inn
RKO
Maureen
America
George Moore
England
Adolphe Menjou
John Barrymore
Fay Bainter
John Farrow
Bob Sisk
O’hara
Katy Hepburn
Bergner to Open Barrie Play The Boy David in New York
Elizabeth Bergner sails from London with her company to star in The Boy David in New York marking her first U S appearance in Barries fantasy. American rights were bought by Stein and Leigh but dropped after Freddie Bartholomews absence. Bergner portrays the Biblical David in a fantasy battle with Goliath.
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Lizabeth Bergner
London
New York
Sir James Barrie
David
John Stein
Rowland Leigh
Freddie Bartholomew
Miss Bergner
Goliath
Barrie
Little Bergner
Illusion in Java and Ballet Casting in Hollywood
The piece notes the author praising his book Illusion in Java and revealing his travel for material. It mentions Irina Baronova as second lead in Florian under Winfield Sheehan, Lucile Watson being courted for the same project, and a lingering friendship between Garbo and Leopold Stokowski with a farewell at Pasadena Santa Fe station where a fan asked for an autograph.
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Java
Orient
Irina Baronova
Ballet Russe
Winfield Sheehan
Florian
Lucile Watson
Sheehan
Garbo
Leopold Stokowski
Pasadena Santa Fe
Hollywood stars lease Malibu house amid party memories
Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond leased the Malibu home once used for Lilyan Tashman parties while Bob Taylor returns from Mexico and Barbara Stanwyck smiles. Lana Turner cannot meet Dan Topping date if her mother improves. Patric Knowles seeks citizenship. Mickey Rooney joins Lakeside Golf Club. Helen Mack ill. Binnie Barnes rents out home to Alice Faye and Tony Martin as a new film may be made in New York. Binnie becomes homeless.
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Napshots OF
Hollywood
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Malibu House
Lilyan Tashman
Bob Taylor
Mexico
Barbara Stanwyck
Lana Turner
Dan Topping
Patric Knowles
Mickey Rooney
Lakeside Golf Club
Helen Mack
Cedars of Lebanon
Binnie Barnes
Alice Faye
Tony Martin
New York
Binnie
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Dorothy Canfield
George Clark
Second Street
DON
Ath Capras
MrSmith Goes
Arthur
Ames Stewart Columber
Pe Ey
Eddie. Albert - Acaw Wae
Rank McHugh
James Gleason
Ray Enright
Warner Bros
Rtwftw
Paramount
Babes
Artie Shaw
Ann Rutherford
Richard Carlson
Leon Errol
State Theater
William Henry
Judith Barrett
William Collier, Jr
Louella Parsons
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Monsieur Rooney
Bonita Granville
Bonita
William Holden
Kate Smith
20Th Century-Fox
Darryl Zanuck
Kate
Claudette Colbert
Henry Fonda
Harry Cohn
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Mr. Cohn
Columbia
Gene Fowler
Harry Brands
Gene
Leo McCarey
SLACE
Beery
Nancy Drew
Artie Shaw and His Orchestra
S. Sylvan Simon
William Collier, SR
Anthony Quinn
Paramount Picture
Mee
Strand Liaaife
Adolphe Jack Menjou
Oakie Plus
Jack Haley
Society Lawyer
Walter Pidgeon
Virginia Bruce
Heaven
Wallace Ford, Patricia Ellis
Agian
Betty Lynne
Brin
Tox Dupons
BaBes *N Arms
Chas. Winninge
Guy Kib
Usby Berkeley
Dorothy Lamour
Akim Tamiroff
John Howard
TINY
the Melody Mill
WGN
Chicago
Danceland
Cedar Rapids
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