Technicolor future in Hollywood sparks big budget shift
Hollywood buzz notes Sam Goldwyn will film all future productions in Technicolor, despite higher costs. First wave includes Folies with Helen Jepson and the Ritz Brothers, while stars like Robert Young and Dorothy Lamour gain new screen prospects. Mary Livingstone steals scenes in This Way Please, Kenny Baker eyed as Bing Crosby rival, and Wanda LeRoy-backed 52nd Street bows loom.
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