Nothing Sacred and Hollywood Stars Dazzle the Box Office
The article notes Nothing Sacred drawing crowds as Carole Lombard and Fredric March headline. Hollywood advances star power with Grace Moore Edith Fellows and Bing Crosby mixed into new films. Universities grant honorary degrees to entertainers, while industry oddities include Sorcerer's Apprentice for Mickey and early Joan Blondell era headlines.
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Fredric March
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Jack Benny
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