Carole Lombard Plans Return After Divorce
Hollywood gossip notes Carole Lombard will resume work after her August divorce. Her first post divorce film is All of Me, to be produced by George Ratt with Wesley Ruggles directing. Lombard and her mother live at a cottage near Lake Tahoe while she handles housework and property purchases. Other items mention Nancy Carroll’s casting shifts, Victor Echertzing er’s productions, and links to White Woman and Four Frightened People.
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Cal Neva Lodge
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Hollywood
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Wesley Ruggles
Lake Tate
Nenoy Carroll
My Woman
Victor Echertzinger
Honolulu
Nancy
Tumbia
Bolen ‘Twelvetees
Wally Fora
Victor Jory
Fury of
Charles Bickford
Charles Laughton
Paramount
Stuart Walker
Fara
Hollywood Notices and Casting Scraps in 1930s Reel Gossip
Seeks divorce Crabbe to lead a film for which William Frawley was brought from the New York stage. M G M borrows Mary Boland for Solitaire Man with Bob Montgomery Una Merkel Florine McKinney and Madge Evans. Dorothy Labalre signs for Allhony Racket. Heather Angel joins He Knew His Women at Fox. Warner Baxter in a Chaco Kid tale directed by Irving Cummings. Reginald Owen cast as Prince Charles in Garbo’s Queen Christina. Joe Valentine photographed Take a Chance starring Buddy Rogers Jane Knight Simmy Dunn Dorothy Lee. Darryl Zanuck may need extra studio space as production surges. Louise Closser Hole asks gifts to fund Louise Closser Hala fund. Helen Hayes spreads word. Snatches of Hollywood: Mamoulian hosts party. Bert Wheeler visits ex-wife. Joan Bennett birthday of broken hip. Eddie Laws heads east. Raft Cooper Beery lunch. Sid Grauman celebration. Bobbe Arnst invited as guest star. Eddie Brandstatter backs NBA via Sardi’s. Anita Louise Lyie Talbot in One Sunday Afternoon. Final note: Dave Hutton shines amid the buzz.
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Old Arizona
Reginald Owen
Prince Charles
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Queen Christina
Joe Valentine
New York
Buddy Rogers
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Twentieth Century
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Louise Closser
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Miss Hale
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Bert Wheeler
Joan Bennnett
Eddie Laws
East
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Jackie Cooper
Wallie Beery
Vine Street
Bowery
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Sid Grauman
Chintes Theatre
Bobbe Arnst
Eddie Brandstatter
NBA
Sardi‘s
la Lant
Anita Louise
Lyie ‘Talbot
el Capitan
Dave Hutton
Film Stars Will Wear Small Hats This Autumn
Hollywood reports a fashion note on fall hats for movie stars. Velvet and felt hats appear, with berets gaining popularity and larger berets shaping headwear trends. Lilyan Tashman predicts flowers and bows on small hats as stylish details, with felt making a comeback.
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Cal
Lilyan Tashman
Serson
Sey Brian
Glenda Farreli
Pegey Fears
New York
Lillian Harvey
Guiding Your Child Through a City Summer
The Smiths and their children cope with hot days by staying in the city. They cool in the tub, eat fresh produce, and enjoy evenings in parks or nearby outings. Despite envy of seaside trips, the family remains healthy and content throughout the sultry season.
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Clix
Smiths
Mr. Dooley
Local social notes reveal travels and visits
Society notices report Mr and Mrs W E R Byrne Jr returning from Lexington Virginia after a weekend with Mrs Byrne s parents Ming Weldon Petty and Elizabeth Mathews plans for Ming Weldon Petty and Mrs Eliza beth Mathews motor trip to Tennessee North Carolina and Virginia Mrs Emory Field and daughter Fanny Kate visit Mrs Pield s parents then return to Huntington Daryl Jones returns to Charleston from Canada Betty McClintic visits Kanawha Street guest of Willam Knight and Charles Foutche while they relocate to Richmond Virginia
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W. E.R. Byrne, Jr
Lexington
Emory Field
Fanny Kate
Pield
Thomas Pield
Quartler Street
Huntington
Daryl Jones
Charleston
Canada
Betty McClintic
Kanawha Street
Willam Knight
Carbon
Charles Foutche
Virginia
Richmond
Why middle aged men seek affection outside marriage
Dorothy Dix argues that husbands become philanderers not out of desire for others but from hunger for love and compliments. She notes wives often give practical care but silence emotional expression, urging women to show affection and appreciation to prevent husbands from seeking validation elsewhere.
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Denar
Miss Dix
Officers Return From National Guard Camp
Maj. R. D. Roller a medical officer and Capt. Philip F. P. Schaffer a regimental dentist of the Charleston corps of national guard return from a two weeks encampment at Camp Conley near Pt. Pleasant. Cale special perches built for migrating birds at a cost between two and four hundred dollars have been installed on lighthouses at six points in England to save thousands of birds each year.
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Philip FP. Schaffer
Charleston
England
Divorce Seeker Denies Romance In Reno Interview
Carol Lombard rejects rumors of romance with George Raft or Gary Cooper as she explains her Reno divorce decision from William Powell. She says their two year marriage failed due to conflicting careers and schedules and that no alimony is sought, only support for their son and mutual respect remains.
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Hollywood
Reto
Madeline Fields
Tam
Sam
Bill
Warner Brothers
Hill
Nore
U S. A
Dr. Martin
California
Tahoe
Court House
Riverside
Miflea
Lov Garol
Jack Dempsey
Wiliam Dick
John Jacob Astor
Universal Service
Theaters and Casts From Local Venues Mentioned
Readable notes list films and stars at the Capitol Rialto and Virginian with titles like Another Language Jonnie Gerhardt Trick for Trick Mouse Manisha and Just Around the Corners. The article mentions Reno California travel and a claim to Alexander Adamson's estate by David Adamson of Grangemouth Scotland.
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Tha. Capitol
Felemie Isobert
Stontgomery
Sylvia Sidney
Donald’ Cook
Salph Morgan
Victory Zorg
Tatler
Graanbrier
Wile
Gioteres
Crabbe
Frances Dee
Mouse Manisha
Ktegan Hardie
William Powell
Gone Bio
Dick Fowall
Warren Wi Mitare
Alexander Adamson
Cattle Xing
Argentina
David Adamson
Grangemouth
Scotland
Charleston Women’s Club Literature Division Hosts Bridge Luncheon
The Charleston Women’s club literature department will hold a bridge luncheon tomorrow at thefio house starting at oclock in the morning. Reservations can be made by telephoning Myra G Matthews at 25 973 or 21 821 before noon today.
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Charleston
Fio House
Elewire
Myra
Ring Tossed Away Sparks Corn Remedy Ad
An ad fragment promotes BlusJay, a corn remover from Bauer and Black, claiming it stops pain and removes corns in three days. The copy links engagement woes and a skipped proposal with a lighthearted tone and a product pitch.
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Seusgist
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