Patriotic Hollywood Scene Cheers as Industry Plans Grow
Hollywood in a rambunctious mood as fundraisers for ambulances surge and studios unveil 1940 41 programs. Warner rails against fifth column fears while Metro and Paramount weigh invasion era themes. Pinocchio disappointment sours Greta Garbo’s future project plans amid industry austerity. Deaver district bar event closes the fragment.
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The Curious World William Fergu
Pictured actor. Crescent shaped. Mongrel. Sweet substance. Perched. Small crown. Dance step. Neuter. Seraph. Remorse. Cow's call. No good. Part of foot. Father. To make lace. North America.
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Shadow Clown and the World of Silent Pantomime
A parsing of clues hints at a performer known as Shadow Clown described as the most famous or funny man of the era. References mention his worldwide image, stage tricks, and varied terms for actions, objects, and motifs tied to old vaudeville and burlesque humor.
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