Rhonda Fleming Learns from Crosby and Hope on Set
Rhonda Fleming, Hollywood’s 1948 break star, works opposite Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in Easy Does It after A Connecticut Yankee. She notes Crosby’s casual ad libbing and Hope’s more serious, boyish manner, adding both are generous and demand camera awareness.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Rhonda Fleming
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Rhonda
Los Angeles
Bing
Bob
Advice Column Divorces and Debates in Dorothy Dix's Mailbag
A reader aged 22 with five romances asks which to marry. Dorothy Dix cautions against rushing, notes the perils of loving many at once, and suggests choosing prudently rather than impulsively pursuing a wife.
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Miss Bix
Dorothy DIX
Dea
Iowa
GOP National Committee
Henry Wallace
Alger Hiss
U. S. Army
Dixie Rainer -Gary
J. Strom Fhurmond
Errol Flynn
Andrei Vishinsky
Dorothy Thompson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kenneth McKellar
Joe Louis
Santa
Santa's Literary Grab Bag And Who Should Get Books
Santa lists humorous gift titles and authors as potential reads for grownups amid 9000 new books. The roundup includes George Bernard Shaw Molotov Stalin Chiang Kai-Shek and Truman era figures, with notes and playful asides from Hal Boyle.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
George Bernard Shaw
George Gallup
Elmo Roper
Europe
Stalin
Whittaker Chambers
Republican Party
Sam Goldwyn
Leo Durocher
Tommy Manville
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
France
Charles DeGaulle
Norman Thomas
Rhonda Proves Calm After Dramatic Scene with Boys
The text shows Rhonda displaying poise after a tense morning with the boys. She notes a shift in her energy level thanks to her relaxation lesson and reflects on her current duties with Hope. Bing comments on her evolving comeback effort following a Crosby film sacrifice.
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Rhonda
Bing
Bob
Crosby
Sagittarius Wov. 23 Card Notes
A fragment shows a Sagittarius response line with numbers 12 15 and 24 26 37 38 and a 77478 code. The source lacks context for a full event or action.
Small page seeks start in Congress amid doubt
An undersized youngster aimed for a congressional page post but faced recognition hurdles. A quip about bones and lunch seafood adds local humor as the scene unfolds with Mrs Archibald and William in a classroom dialogue.
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William
Teachér
Congress
Short Legs and Brains in a Quipica Parade
A humorous exchange features a Congressman joking that a boy is too small for the job and lacks long legs, followed by the boy’s retort that brains are needed. The text shifts to a quip about cravings for white rolls and ice cream, a brick at the feet idea for warmth, and a jab about church entertainments with a door prize.
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Congress
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