Double Features Threaten Hollywood Theater Outlook
Hollywood reports warn double features threaten the film industry. Louella O. Parsons notes major studios and theaters risk audience fatigue as two-long programs dilute star power and fresh talent, citing Irving Thalberg and Jack Warner while highlighting Shirley Temple's rising influence on casting trends.
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Joan Crawford
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Grain Garbo
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Katharine Hep
Stans Jean Harlow
Clark Gables
Wallace Meerya
Dick Powells
Ronald Colmans
Fredrick Marches
Talnly the Unknown
Big Sters
Thera Sro
Jack Warner
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Reinhardt
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Max Reinerhardti
Joe E. Brown
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Mnouse
Micise
Nework Bay
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Mickey
Walt Disney
Alaskan Husky Becomes World’s Youngest Air Traveler
The eight week old Alaskan husky known as Hoofer is claimed to be the world’s youngest air traveller. Delivered from New York to Hollywood in a crate, the puppy was presented to Mary Bran. Delan, who had left the dog behind in New York during a W. C. Fields film trip, had her mother forward Hoofer yesterday by express. The pup appeared to enjoy the journey.
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George Raft
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Screen Life Sorrows From Hollywood Stars
Hollywood figures discuss thorns of stardom in a light hearted look. Claudette Colbert endures constant interruptions and repeated trip postponements between Europe and New York. Virginia Weidler longs to bring her six cats to work, while Marlene Dietrich chronicles misquotations and press misreadings. Ferde Grofe is engaged to score Diamond Jim, as Edmund Grainger assembles a team for the film.
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Marlene
Irginia Weidler
Ferde Grofe
Edmund Grainger
Diamond Jim
Packer Morell
Edmund Arnold
Edward Sutherland
Hollywood Gossip Sparks Front Page Feud Over Mae West and Publicity
Hollywood chatter centers on alleged Paramount publicity push around Mae West and her upcoming Going To Town release. Loretta Young blocks, Walter Wagner maneuvers, and boyers Shangai storyline loom as stars travel, romances spark, and Pogany earns national art commission.
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Rainmakers and Amateur Theater Workshop Arrive in Hollywood
Jean Mule sponsors a "workshop of the theater" bringing amateur teens to stage a panorama from early American plays to modern works. Five dollars to ten monthly rents a studio theater while focusing on new material and avoiding movie-age clichés. Hollywood studios also demonstrate large scale man made storms for film realism.
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Parthia
Eugene O'Neil
Ally Good
St Russell Hardla
Carlisle Jones
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First National
Charlie Chan In Shanghai signals continued screen thrill era
Hollywood notes reveal Charlie Chan to return to China in Charlie Chan In Shanghai while detectives like Tarzan Sherlock Holmes and the Kid gain ongoing screen life. The piece highlights recurring detective personas, new grifters, and technician stalwarts including storm foreman Olte Erbes and snow specialist Stanley Beck shaping on set spectacle.
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Charlie Chan
China
Shanghai
Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burrough
Heeman
Philo Vanee
S. S. van Dine
Mason
Earle Stanley Gardener
Arthur Conan Doyle
Iildegarde Withers
Edna Mac Oliver
Oscar Piper
James Gleagon
Baxter
Lke the Kid
Caesar the Great
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Fox
Arthur
Herman
Tong
Victor McLaglen
Edemund
Quirt
Flagg
Enel Derr Binerss
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J. Futus Walhingford
Blackie Daw
George Randolph Chester
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Theaters This Week At Charleston and Virginian
Charleston theaters present Sally Childs Nudity in Veils through Wednesday with vaudeville acts and Kearse Kommanders orchestra. On screen 4 Hours to Hit with Barthelmews Morrison Michael. Also Thunder in the East with Boyer Oberon, In Cadente at Virginian through Wednesday with Del Rio O’Brien Carrillo.
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Sally Child
Kearse Kommanders Orchestra
Richard Barthelmews
Joe Morrison
Gertrude Michael
Reyue
Charles Boyer
Merle Oberon
Virginian
Dolores del Rio
Pat O'Brien
Leo Carrillo
Elizabeth Bergner
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