How Actors Feel on the Set in Hollywood
At roll call actors reveal varied rituals before filming. Clark Gable steadies himself by gripping his lapels while Myrna Loy fixes her hair, Shirley Temple stays confident, and Joan Crawford remains tense. Others adjust clothing, makeup, or habits like pulling at ears, mustaches, or chattering, as they brace for takes.
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Hollywood
Zero Hotir
Clark Gable
Gable
Myrna ‘Lou
Shirley Shirley Temple
C. Aubrey Smith
Marlene Dietrich
Joan Crawford
Belle Davis
Robert Taylor
Robert Montgomery
Dick Powell
Actresses Split Over Bathing Photos in Hollywood
Hollywood photographers clash with actresses over bathing suit and leg art photos. Claudette Colbert, Jon Crawford, Joan Blondell support shots, while Kay Francis, Jean Muir, Jane Palmer, Marsha Hunt oppose. Big stars tolerate some outfits. newcomers resist. Irene Dunne, Janet Gaynor act cautious. consent depends on role. The debate centers on publicity versus dignity amid evolving star images.
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Hollywood
Claudette Colbert
Jon Crawford
Joan Blondell
Marlene Dietrich
Kay Francis
Jean Muir
Jances Palmer
Marsha Hunt
Colbert Will
Crawford
Blondel
Carole Lombard
Bette Davis
Lombard
Jane Bryan
Frances Farmer
Flash
Olivia de Havilland
Janet Gaynor
Janet
Tole
Irene Dunne
Theodora
Hee
Disorderly conduct hat rule sparks magistrate remark
A New York magistrate states that refusing to remove a hat in a restaurant or public place where ladies are present constitutes disorderly conduct. The quotes reflect a mix of opinions on fencing, government authority, women's health, and race relations from various figures.
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M. A. Ford
New York
Hugh Alessandroni
Frank Murphy
Michigan
John W. Williams
Italy
Ethiopia
Africa
Herbert Smith
Belgian Congo
Public Not Always Right Says Gov Hoffman
New Jersey Governor Harold G. Hoffman, a veteran of 15 elections, champions controversial causes, backing labor but opposing sit-down strikes and resisting big business. The article notes his humor, fondness for elephant statuettes, three daughters, possible future in banking or politics, and his last term under a no reelection rule.
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N. Juupi
New Jersey
Harold G. Hoffman
Labor
Jabbar
Busin
Pubric
Bruno Taeptium
Beffman
Gineshi
Fincex
Amin
New Jer
South Amboy
Elest
News
Jersey College For Women
Bestar
Republian
Hoffman
United States Senate
Court's History Is Told in Rhyme
A humorous memory aid traces Supreme Court history through a verse from Representative Golden of California. It outlines changes in the number of justices from six in 1801 to five, seven, nine, and back to nine, noting periods of growth and political shifts, ending with a light exchange about amnesia.
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Wastington
Supreme Court
Golden
California
Congress
Jefferson
Lincoln
Paris Exposition Set To Open May 24 Amid Strikes
Public works and labor actions mark preparations for the Paris Exposition, with delays, demonstrations, and international pavilions shaping the lead up to the May 24 opening and November 24 close. Workers seek wage and funding boosts as officials defend plans to press on.
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PAIS
People's Front
Fonds
Pravee Sig Dd
Brer
Sun Instrument Aids Architects in City Planning
A new sun instrument designed by Henry Wright Jr. at Columbus University’s architecture studio lets architects and planners preview sunlight on buildings and sites before construction. The heliadon, with adjustable shafts and a moving platform, projects a spotlight to map shade, heat, and daylight across streets, homes, and trees, guiding design choices and energy efficiency.
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John J. Kelly
New York
Jay
Henry Wright, Jr
Columbus University
Hellcon
Fermanta
Leopold Arias
Sir Raymond Unwin
School of Architecture
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