Australian and American tennis talk at Davis Cup summit
An Australian visitor in New York discusses the upcoming December Davis Cup tie with U S players led by Frank Parker and Billy Talbot. Beals Wright praises Dinny Pails and Bromwich while noting heat and rugged Australian turf as key factors for the U S team.
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New York
Jack Bromwich
Dinny Pails
Lunc
Beals Wright
U. S
Wright
Norman Brookes
Tony Wilding
Australia
Bromwich
Frank Parker
Billy Talbot
Kramer
Schroeder
Bill
Fred Alexander
Hollywood Starlets and Studio News From Radio to Film
Virginia Vale Aul Muni recalls his rise from Broadway to Hollywood after Scarface. Loyola students study a 15 minute record of Joan Leslie’s laughter for Cinderella Jones. Ray Milland endures a barber chair murder joke in California. A Great Dane stars in Bathing Beauty at Metro. Warner studio builds an $11 000 addition to the studio school. Madeleine Pierce, Jill in Young Dr Malone, improvises with a baby act. Ann Sothern returns to Maisie after childbirth. Hope tops radio program ratings. Greece report featured in new March of Time.
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Aul Muni
Charles R. Rogers
Hollywood
Honolulu
Muni
Social Service
Loyola University
Joan Leslie
Warner
Metro
Red Skelton
Skelton
Madeleine Pierce
Radio
Jill
Dr. Malone
Madeleine
Charm ing Williamsburg Restoration Complete After 311 Buildings Rebuilt
The article recounts Williamsburg's shift from colonial capital to county seat after 1799. John D. Rockefeller Jr funded a major restoration turning the city into an educational undertaking. After extensive research, 311 colonial buildings have been reconstructed to restore authentic charm.
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Richmond
Williamsburg
College Town
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Old City
Actress Norma Shearer may return to film after Joan Crawford
A studio gossip snippet notes Norma Shearer may follow Crawford back to the screen. Patti Brady eight of Two Guys from Milwaukee shares sports interests including skating riding swimming fencing and Dennis Morgan. Teddy the burro in Escape Me Never performs for fifty dollars daily. Joan Leslie rises from Alice in Movieland to Cinderella Jones in five years. A youngster with Bob Hutton’s private number charges friends fifteen cents.
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Joan Crawford
Patti Brady
Milwaukee
Dennis Morgan
Teddy
Burro
Joan Leslie
Bob Hutton
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