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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1936

Page

5

Robert Taylor Faces New Life After Screen Rise

Hollywood gossip outlines Robert Taylor's sudden star ascent and the pressures it brings. The article notes his shift from romantic leading man roles to adapting to fame and the demanding Hollywood system. It frames his struggle with changing values as he navigates new public expectations.

Robert Taylor Tim Paul Harrison EA Service Hollywood Fiiley Ned Times Square Yen Lize Mr. Taylor Guy

The Private Struggles of Taylor in Hollywood Life

The article profiles actor Taylor balancing fame and finances in Beverly Hills. It notes his dating rumors with Irene Hervey, his modest lifestyle with Victor Jory, and his studio wage versus rising status. It highlights his social pressures and his attempt to stay balanced without alienating key people.

Taylor Irene Hervey M-G-M Miss Hervey Portant Fie Victor Jory Beverley Hills Clark Gable Hollywood Renl Brough

Native Veal Steaks and Breakfast Foods Advertised

Native veal steak 25 cents per pound and Black Hawk breakfast bacon offered. Fryers and hens priced at 35 cents per pound. Local shop promotes meat and poultry specials.

Black Hawk

Unnamed Young Man Earns Candid Impression From Interview

The writer notes avoiding direct quotes from Taylor due to his shyness and desire to present himself fairly, describing him as a difficult subject for an interview.

Taylor

Wheat-filled bores shielded walls in Civil War defense

During the Civil War wheat was poured into wall bores to guard against raiding soldiers. When needed for food, a hole at the wall base allowed wheat to be withdrawn for use.

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