Hollywood Spotlight Notes From Radio and Film World
A rapid-fire roundup highlights A Ladd’s rising star status with bobby-socks fans, Marilyn Maxwell’s August move to Hollywood, and Alan’s fan photo surge. Marilyn secures a screen test after Pasadena Playhouse success, while Robert Watson redefines Hitler portrayal in a new project. Other items cover Larry Douglas’s CBS debut, Fanny Brice’s child art collection, Chief Willow Bird’s 1000th film role, a GI’s $100 check with Frank Sinatra’s autograph, Jane Foreman’s stage entrance on crutches, and assorted on-set anecdotes from the industry’s radio and screen scenes.
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