Hollywood Notes Highlight Jokes and Fights in 1940s Romantics
Hollywood notes profile actress Jeff Donnell losing her 19th man in Columbia's Thief of Damascus as she jokes at men's expense. Robert Mitchum rues rough love in his era, recounting brutal fights for leading ladies and a clingy era of cinema. Dorothy McGuire recalls learning TV acting solo, while American Horse comments on Indians no longer villainized in modern films like Broken Arrow and the shifting historical narrative.
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Scattered Fragments Highlight Atlantic City Nightlife
The fragmentary text recalls a New York night on June 30 at the Million Dollar Pier Atlantic City. It mentions theatre owners on Broadway and elsewhere and notes Arnold Rothstein's late relief with a bankroll. It also references Charlie Washburn tied to Chicago operations in the Big Alley.
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Ancient Indian Life Traced In Florida
Archaeologists studying skeletons weapons and pottery along the Homosassa area in Florida reveal early native life near Gulf coast mounds dating to circa 600 A D. Findings include beads bone tools and pottery suggesting ceremonial grounds of the Timauqua Indians and a diet centered on seafood and deer.
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