Myrna Loy Breaks Oriental Typecast In Hollywood Rise
Hollywood stars Myrna Loy, long known for oriental roles, gains notice as a versatile American actress in When Ladies Meet. She says she battled typecasting, found confidence, and now seeks rest after a demanding year with Little time off since "When La dies Meet."
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Film Pay Fight Is Nothing New
Hollywood wage cuts spark renewed debate over how the industry splits its revenue. Executives and top stars face proposed 50 percent reductions while workers seek fairer scales and protections for lower earners amid nepotism claims. Studio and employee conferences attempt to craft a plan, highlighting ongoing industry wage tensions.
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Harmless Rabbit Damaging North Dakota Trees
The state extension forester John Taylor says rabbits, though seen as harmless, cause more tree failures than weeds or neglect in North Dakota. He notes rabbit control is key for shelter belts and outlines repellents and protective washes including oil, soap starch mixes, and carbolic powder solution. A Swedish housing committee reports students can live on 24.2 dollars monthly as barons compete with working families for rooms in Stockholm.
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Gabriel Over the White House on Screen Sensation
An English themed political epic arrives as a talkie starring Walter Huston as a president who seizes power to purge rackets and force debt settlement. The plot follows his drastic shift from politician to dictator as he reshapes the nation amid a peace conference and naval displays.
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President in Film Draws Mixed Criticism From Notables
The New York Times decries the film as propaganda while praising Walter Huston’s intense portrayal and Hammond’s dramatic transformation after a crash. Walter Lippmann questions films blending politics with sensationalism and romance.
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Film notes and lineup for local theatres and events
A column lists upcoming screenings and shows at BIJOU Huron and STATE venues with titles including Gabriel over the White House Renegades of the West Tomb Stone Canyon plus a high school play Fifty-Fifty. Also notes a dual track meet at Huron College and Dakota Wesleyan.
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Radio Features TRE BEST IN RADIOLAND
Central Standard time report from New York Apr 2 notes television experiments and home reception aims. M H Aylesworth outlines TV development linking WBC and RKO with motion pictures and radio artists.
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