Impecunious Jim Fielding Joins Vaughn Estate Crew
Jim Fielding, a Depression era alumnus, visits Glendale and the MacPhersons while seeking work. He meets Dolly at the drug store and discovers Cecily and Susan Vaughn, amid tensions over earnings and romance with Lenore looming. Jim takes a handyman role, then becomes Mr Vaughn’s part time secretary as Cecily grows curious about his stay.
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Jim Fielding
Glendale
the MacPhersons
Mac
T. H. Vaughn
Meadowbrook
Jim
Kay
Lenore
Dolly
Vaughns
Cecily
Tommy
Vaughn
Susan Vaughn
MacPhersons
Mr. Vaughn
Family frictions test quiet in Vaughn household
Jim notes a knack for handling children while Mr. Vaughn clashes with his son Tommy over study and dates. The rector Mr Jordan has complained yet Mr Vaughn opts for strict oversight, alarm clocks, and study time, as Tom fumbles to adjust to household rules.
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Jim
MacPhersons
Mr. Vaughn
Jordan
Tommy
Cecily
Susan
Reece
Mystery Letters Stir Vaughn Household Tensions
Jim confronts Cecily as she accuses him of spying while Mr. Vaughn battles jealousy over Cecily and Jeremy Clyde. Jim weighs Cecily's claims, ponders how she learned of his tastes, and investigates via Mrs. MacPherson to uncover who knows his private life. The scene shifts from veranda to garden amid family strain.
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Parker
Mr. Vaughn
Cecily
Jeremy Clyde
Jim
Seth
MacPherson
Susan
Conrad
Lynn Fontanne
Benedictine
Father
Star Dust Movie News From Hollywood to New York
Hollywood leaks reveal Gone With the Wind leads Miriam Hopkins Scarlett Clark Gable Rhett Janet Gaynor Melanie Leslie Howard Ashley with competitive tests in New York. Casts for Topper include Cary Grant Hedda Hopper Billie Burke Roland Young Alan Mowbray. Sea Devils stars Ida Lupino and Helen Flint impress, Lost Horizon ending debated, and Seventh Heaven preview fuels Jimmy Stewart praise.
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Hile
George Cukor
New York
Hollywood
David Selznick
Miriam Hopkins
Scarlett
Clark Gable
Rhett
Janet Gaynor
Melanie
Leslie Howard
Ashley
Hal Roach
Constance Bennett
Connie
Cary Grant
Grace Moore
Hedda Hopper
Billie Burke
Roland Young
Alan Mowbray
Greta Garbo
Jimmy Stewart
Simone Simon
Simone
Anton Litvak
Acoma Town, Oldest Inhabited Native Settlement
Acoma in New Mexico was visited by Coronado's party in 1540 and is considered the oldest continuously occupied town in the United States after Oraibi Arizona. Franciscan missionaries worked there by 1629 and later founded San Estevan Mission.
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Acoma
New Mexico
Coronado
Oraibi
Ariz
United States
San Estevan
Directoire frock and school styles adorn Palm Beach visit
Smart dresses by RS. EVANS headlined by a directoire style gown worn by Ann LeRoy during a Palm Beach season. Children wear simple, practical outfits. Auntie Rose Sews is making doll clothes. Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book offers patterns 1272 1275 1403 1212 with yardages and sizes. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago IA.
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Dick Evans
Ann
Eddie LeRoy
Palm Beach
Auntie Rose
Little Ann
Eddie
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Quotations on trade and progress from notable figures
Cordell Hull says a revival of international trade is the strongest force to ease tensions and avert war. Ignace Jan Paderewski urges universal happiness, while Ni Murray Butler extols the world’s great scholars as captains of progress.
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Cordell Huil
Nemeeean
Ignace Janaderensell
Army of Progress
Ni Murray Butler
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Sae
Larrimore
Vaughn's
Vines
New Yorker
Vic
Mrs. MacPherson
Bessie
Mye
STAR DUST Movie + Radio
Virginia Wale
RKO
Victor McLaglen
Ida Lupino
Helen Flint
Los Angeles
Ronald Colman
Shangri-la
Thibetan Hills
South
Far West
Ella Logan
Universal
Abe Lyman
Paramount
Frances de
Ann Sother
Roge Pryor
Marlene Dietrich
Western Newspaper Union
THE
Coleman Lamp and Stove CO
Philadelphia
Calif
Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Oil City
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