Hollywood Eyes and Stars in Fashionable Film News
Hollywood studios push films about private lives of stars. George O’Brien leads Hollywood Cowboy, Stand In with Leslie Howard and Joan Blondell, Music for Madame features Nino Martini. Fractious divorces shape casting. Margaret Sullavan, Henry Fonda, Leland Hayward discussed. Frances Farmer in The Toast of New York and Saratoga stories draw attention. Ruby Keeler signs with RKO for two pictures yearly. Joan Fontaine in lead role. Freddie Bartholomew guardianship battle. Wells Fargo and other productions hit by weather and delays.
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Hollywood
George O’brien
Leslie Howard
Joan Blondell
Nino Martini
Grand National
William Wyler
Margaret Sullavan
Henry Fonda
Margaret
Leland Hayward
New York
RKO
Ruby Keeler
Fred Astaire
Joan Fontaine
Joan
Ruby
Mitzi Green
The Curse of Progress and Odd Exchanges
A Denver Post humor item describes three street musicians finishing a set to gather tips, one knocking on a door where the resident quips about gratuity and apologies. The World Travelers sketch has a couple mixing Venice confusion with a flood at the station. A brief joke concludes with a quip by Logical Leo about five dollars and pant ownership.
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Denver Post
Venice
Mrs. Greening
George
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BY Glayas Williams