Harrison in Hollywood ty Paul shows film and columnist
NEA Service correspondent Paul Harrison previews Hollywood life with a feature on new star Evelyn Ankers and a dramatized look at the making of a major truck adventure film. He recounts Orson Welles ethos and the grind of studio life, noting glamour vs reality and early struggles in the industry.
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Barbs and Market Rumors From A Fragmented Page
A garbled clipping discusses Thanksgiving markets and local chatter about Benny and a satin slipper. It mentions a man avoiding truth to avoid losing money and notes Bighorn sheep preferring sweet grasses when available, with a tangential remark on diet and weather.
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Avenge Death in Trucking Plot War Tale
The story follows a man returning to Kansas City to open a garage while his brother Albertson is murdered by a Eurasian in a plot to betray the trucking schedule to enemy forces. Bickford vows revenge as cameraman John W. Boyle filmed lavish effects for the screenplay.
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