Hollywood musings on Roz and other film tidbits
NEA reports on Rosalind Russell contemplating a musical comeback in The Girl Rush filmed in Las Vegas while denying plans to top Wonderful Town. Sterling Hayden refuses Crawford TV work, Jennifer Jones eyes live drama, Gail Russell and Guy Madison divorce talks surface, Bella Darvi eyes Europe, Burt Lancaster talks Apache stunts, and Hollywood chatter notes changing times in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Rosalind Russell
Downing Rosalind Russell
Rosalind
Kenny
Electra
Roz
Joe Fields
George Abbott
Sterling Hayden
Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
David O. Selznick
Jennifer Jones
New York
Guy Madison
Gail Russell
Gail
Regal
Guy Tangled
Fox
Bella Darii
Europe
Paris
Burt Lancaster
Radio Program Schedule and Film News Roundup
A late 1940s radio grid lists CBS WFMD MBC WBAL MBS ABC stations with evening programs from 6:15 through 11:00 including News and Commentary, Beulah Sketch, Perry Como, and Groucho Marx. It mentions TV era programs on DuMont and NBC, plus film gossip about Esther Williams, Ingrid Bergman, Alan Ladd, and Denise Darcel. A punchy postscript notes rubber gloves travel quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
WFMD
MBC
WBAL
MBS
ABC
Cbe
Abe
Nbe
Ebs
Tennessee Eyrie
Ape
Beulah
Groucho Ala
News
Variety
Nets
DuMont
Joan Daly
Abbe
Marge
Jeff
Eddie Fisher
Abe Tidd
Abe Perry
Coma
Joan Davis
Noe Godfrey
Margie
Serret
Chicago
Dufont
Amos ‘N
Andy
Esther Williams
Jupiter
U. S. Army
Pentagon
Esther
Vera Cruz
Denise Darcel
George Scrim
Robert Taylor
Jerry Paris
Stanley Kramer
Lucas Marsh
Paris
P. S
Court News charriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listed
Court notices list multiple marriage licenses including Donald J Cardinal and Zelma M East Syracuse New York and Marshall D Baggett with Dorothy J Powell. Other entries name James Hoke Bowers Jr and Rebecca Elkins. Clair Ness and Charlene Kane divorced. various residents in Frederick and Martinsburg involved in property deeds and transfers.
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Charriage
Donald J. Cardinal
N. Y
Zelma M
Syracuse
Marshall D. Baggett
Rumsey
Dorothy J. Powell
Ridgeville
Wayne E. Huffer
Doris Jacqueline
John Henry Smoot
Ghar Town
W. Va
Helen M. J.donald
Halltown
James Hoke Bowers, Jr
Rebecca Elizabeth Elkins
Frederick
Clair M. Ness
Charlene E. Kane
York
Warren D. Neal
Rhoda L. Wellpinit
Wash
John H. Wheeler
Shirley A. Butler
Villa We
Luf's Stuff Thanks for Good Books
A brief note on writers past and present praising good books. The fragment mentions clever writers and their pages, with an admission of the speaker's inability to write a book. The tone is reflective and appreciative of literature.
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Luf
Reading for Benefit and Sage Appetite
N. A. Lufburrow expresses a desire for books by others that are well written and enlightening. He seeks to keep such volumes at hand to satisfy his appetite for reading and to illustrate the benefits sought through literature.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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Olyersville
Branss
Love
Rita M. Sanders
Gettysburg
Edward Lee Thomas
Lincoln,Va
Mary Anne Locke
Manuntville Va
Edward W. Reid
Annie Ig. Pearrell
I Martinsburg
Leonard FP. Allison
Emerson L. Dorsey
Franklin Stone
Albert N. Stone
Catoctin Estates Inc
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Ock
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Mary M. Stull
Alonzo Rice
Zoa E. Staley
Nevin W. Staley
Wie
John S. Daveler
John J
Ed Schmidt
Donald F. Nunemaker
Homer Goins
Jek
William
Whitbeck
the News
Samuel A. Wilson
Mary E. Nikirk
Samuel W. Barrick
Samuel A. Wilson, Jr
C. Russell Lawson
Charles E. Murphy
Dawson J. Horiie
Ernest R. Eccard
John J. Gibbons
Elgin
Stieff Silver
South Market St
William H. Bartgis
Lester Myers
Bartonsville
Pentecostal Church
Whitheck
Harry Walsh
Uss
The
Potomac Edison Co
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Sunbeam
America
Liberal Credit
Lincoln
West Patrick St
Monument
Meet Joseph
Joe) Hildebrand
Joe
Margaret
E. Patrick St
Ince
Brikcrete Company
P. Q
Shookstown Rd
ENITH
Ory
Zenith
Aioney- Bock
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Building
Parsons
Seersuckers
Batistes
Parsons—Street
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