STAR DUST Movie Radio and Ocean Shelf Notes
Long feature blends ocean shelf science with Hollywood chatter. Oceanic margins near New England coast described as nursery for key food fishes, with Gulf of Maine, Georges Bank and Bay of Fundy famed for upwelling and intertidal life. Separate Hollywood column covers Roosevelt voice coaching, Carole Lombard film plans, Gloria Swanson’s comeback, and industry gossip touching stars, guild strikes, and social life.
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Cape Cod
Cape Sable
Bay of Fundy
Atlantic Seaboard
Hatteras
Florida
Gulf of Maine
Gulf of
Maine
New England
Georges and
Browns Banks
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Nahant
Marblehead
Cape Ann
Boston
Portland
Casco Bay
Massachusetts Bay
Eastport
Bliss Island
Passamaquoddy Bay
England
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WN Service
North Atlantic Shelf
Atlantic
North America
Nova Scotia
New York
Cape Hatteras
Stardust
Virginia Vale
United States
Selznick International Studios
Hollywood
Roosevelt
David Selznick
Carale Lombard
Paramount
Carole
Salonick International
Fredric March
Carole Lombard
London
Prince and the
Mauch Twins
Gloria Swanson
Mazie Kenyon
M-G-M
Gloria
Columbia Pictures
Carrie
Gladys George
Garbo
Spencer Tracy
Merle Oberon
Screen Actors’ Guild
Robert Montgomery
Jim Cagney
Weber and Fields
Jack Benny
George Burns
Eddie Cantor
George Jessel
Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
Gary
Bette Davis
Jon E. Braun, Jr
Dixie Dunbar
20Th Century-Fox Pictures
James Dunn
Maud
Ontinental Shelf
James Cagney
Mussolini
Monte Sacre
Italy
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court
Alfred HB. Smith
New Turf Champions of America
Pimlico
War Admiral
Man of War
Charles Kurtsinger
Samuel D. Riddle
Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret Meek
Margery McMaster
Sewickley
University of Pittsburgh
Andrew McMaster
Rochester
San Francisco