Hib Drama Free for First Time Says Kathryn Grayson
Hollywood November report on Kathryn Grayson asserting freedom after divorce from Johnston and prior marriages. She seeks independence, studio terms with MGM, TV rights, and concert dates while planning Mexico City and South America tours and a Busy future with remakes like Lovely To Look At and Goodbye Mr Chips. A capsule review of Double Dynamite stars Sinatra Russell and Marx as a diverting light comedy.
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Hollywood
Kathryn Grayson
Angie
North Carolina
John Shelton
Johnny Johnston
Kathryn
Johnston
Smovie
M-G-M
TI S
Mexico City
New York
South America
Lovely
Roberta
Chips
Jeanette Irene Grayson
Frank Sinatra
Jane Russell
Groucho Marx
Sinatra
Hght Entertainment
Parents Warned Against Taking Kids to Toy Factory
Hollywood report details a toy plant visit with Santa Claus myths and a clash of innocence. Bruce 2 and Susie 4 disrupt assembly as Big Business toys roll off at 50 a minute while Ruth and Elliott Handler run a major west of the Mississippi operation with 600 workers. A corner unit even produces Army tank parts, highlighting the contrast between toys and weapons.
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Hollywood
MacPherson
Mattel
Susie
Santa Claus
Santa
Bruce
Ruth
Elliott Handler
Elliot
Mississippi
Army
New Tariff on Reds' Goods Sold in U. S.
President Truman ordered end to tariff concessions for Russia and Poland and imposed an outright ban on certain furs from Russia and Red China. Effective January 5, the change ends most favored nation treatment and places Russian and Polish exports under regular duties. Hungary faces a later transition.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
Poland
United States
China
U. S
Congress
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Treasury Department
Red Cross Home Nursing Class Open for Public
A Red Cross home nursing class, open to the public, starts Monday at 10 a.m. in Room 140 of the City Health Department at 2655 Pine Ave. Mrs. Max Marks, home nursing chairman, announces the course which will meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to noon for three and a half weeks.
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Red Cross
City Health Department
Pine Ave
Max Marks
Home Nursing
McCarthy Denies Pearson Charges in Suit
Senator McCarthy and eight others including the Washington Times Herald and investigator Donald Surine filed general denials in district court yesterday to Pearson’s $35 million lawsuit accusing him of actions from kicking to conspiracy to influence radio and newspapers.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R.wis
Boevectt
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Washington Times-Herald
Donald Surine
Truman May Ask State River Job In Budget Move
Secretary of Interior Oscar Chapman said President Truman may request start funding next year for the $150 million Trinity River project in Northern California. Rep. Clair Engle noted a power shortage with reserves near 1 percent by December 1952. Chapman said he is gathering information to support a budget request and that an authorization bill is needed before final funding. The project would generate about 225000 kilowatts by diverting the Trinity River through tunnels to the Sacramento River at Keswick Reservoir.
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Washington
Oscar Chapman
Clair Engle
Truman
Trinity River
California
Engle
Chapman
Pacific Southwest Power Exchange Committee
Congress
Sacramento River
Keswick Reservoir
Parlay Cards Stir Wyoming Law Question
In Cheyenne Wyoming Nov 24 court officials say parlay cards hover in a legal limbo under state law. Attorney General Harry Harnsberger Albany County Attorney Gordon Davis say the law exempts honest games of chance while Congress recently taxed gamblers. Prosecutors search old statutes to determine if parlay betting breaches law.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoring
Harry Harnsberger
Albany County
Gordon Davis
Harnsberger
Wyoming
Inside Tips From Hollywood Reporters Weigh Road Shows
Hollywood reporters critique rising road show pricing and premium cinema tickets in Los Angeles. The piece notes seven films priced ahead, questioning cost justifications while mentioning star salaries and new projects. It highlights Frankie Sinatra, Mary Pickford’s return, Marilyn Monroe rumors, and Red Skelton TV gags.
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Hollywood
Movietown
Theater Owners of America
Los Angeles
Betty Grable
Clark Gable
20th-Fox
M-G-M
Frankie
Frankie Sinatra
Rex Harrison
Lilli Palmer
Hest
Mary Pickford
Grable
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Miss J. Grable
Red Skelton
Lady in Black Ill From Sleep Pill Overdose
Hollywood reports Marion E Wilson, 45, the Lady in Black who decorated Rudolph Valentino's grave, was treated for an overdose of sleeping pills after being found unconscious at her home. She is expected to recover, with a friend leaving briefly to buy groceries during the incident. Wilson, once linked to Valentino, has been distressed recently and visits his grave each year.
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Hollywood
Follies
Marion E. Wilson
Rudolph Valentino
Fover
Hollywood Receiving Hospital
Miss Wilson
Valentino
New York
Magic Studio
Newspaper under fire in Wisconsin lottery ruling
Madison Wisconsin November 24 The state Attorney General Vernon Thomson ruled that predicting football winners by readers in a newspaper contest is an illegal lottery The newspaper in the case was not identified and no arrests were announced
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Madison
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Yeaders
Screen Writer Marguerite Roberts Ends MGM Contract
Hollywood reported that screen writer Marguerite S. Roberts and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer dissolved their contract on a mutually satisfactory basis. Roberts, known for refusing to testify before Congress about her communist affiliations, scripted MGM's production of Ivantice filmed in England.
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Hollwood
Marguerite S. Roberts
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
MGM
Ivantice
England
Shelley Winters Named Actress of the Year
Holiday Magazine announces Shelley Winters will be named Actress of the Year at a luncheon ceremony in Hollywood on December 7. The event highlights Winters as the magazine editors select the top female performer of the year.
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Shelley
Hollywood
Holiday Magazine
Shelley Winters
Fragmented OCR: scattered film and music listings
A garbled OCR page shows a collage of film titles, durations, studios, and prices. It includes references to United Artists, Empire, West Coast listings, and various partially legible item lines with times like 3 50 and 6 30, interspersed with stray letters and numbers.
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Don Juan
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Toy Factory
Virginia MacPherson
Rule
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Toa Incl
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Pine
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David and
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Buyolt
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LA Shell Theatres
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Doris Day
Gordon Rae
Rga
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Roth Roman
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Ea Wai McDowell
Preston Foster
Rita Fulths
Beaver Valley
Cartoon Riof
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Raymond Massey
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Sten Leanor
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Task Forge
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Carter Santa FE
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Porente
Fred Macmurray
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2Millionaire
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Jonny Welssmuller
Tarzan
Jett Chandler
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Rand Coorr
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Robert Ryan
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