Victor Jory Lands Lead in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Los Angeles December 7 Victor Jory borrowed from Columbia was chosen to play King Oberon in Midsummer Night's Dream. Reinhardt urged the casting and Holden praises his screen potential while noting Jory’s theatre work at Pasadena. The piece also mentions other casting notes and industry chatter about Mae West, Arline Judge, and Pat O'Brien.
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Dorothy Dix Letter Box Dest Miss Dix I am in love but fear marriage
A reader asks if fear of marriage, inspired by friends who warned of divorce and trouble, should end his engagement. Dix urges courage, noting many fail in other professions yet still succeed, and that marriage depends on the couple, not outside warnings. He compares marriage to choosing a profession and insists one should act on personal judgment and readiness.
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