Hollywood Scene Hints Priscilla Lane's Nudge to Minister
Hollywood gossip notes Reverend George Hicks of South Bend may wed Priscilla Lane in Three Cheers for the Irish. Lane sisters sway him to visit Hollywood as director Lloyd Bacon approves. Elsa Maxwell stays near Connie Bennett while Lew Price and Ches ter Morris appear with a San Francisco socialite Miss Barker.
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Harrison Carroll
King Features Syndicate
Hollywood
George Hicks
South Bend
Ind
Priscilla Lane
Dennis Morgan
Arthur Murray
America
Elsa Maxwell
Connie Bennett
Connie
East
Lew Price
Constance Worth
Morris Nursery Finalized in Beige Green and White
Wayne Morris and Bubbles Schi nasi finally completed their nursery after the baby was born. The room now features a beige, green, and white color scheme chosen to suit a newborn boy.
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Wayne Morris
Bubbles Schinasi
Morris
Alice blue gown from Trene to star Irene
Edith ay wore an alice blue gown in the original Broadway production Trene. The gown later passed to Joe McCarthy who offered it to Anna Neagle for Irene but it could not meet technicolor needs. Neagle will show the gown in a scene with May Robson, claiming it belonged to her mother twenty years ago. Gene Raymond has his tonsils removed and Jeannette MacDonald’s nephew Earl Wallace had a minor nasal operation. they share a hospital room.
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Edith Ay
Joe McCarthy
Anna Neagle
Irene
Miss Neagle
May Robson
Gene Raymond
Jeannette MacDonald
Earl Wallace
McCarey Ordered Piano Drills After Narrow Crash
After the auto crash that nearly claimed his life, Leo McCarey faced the fear he might never play piano again. A doctor prescribed three hours daily at the keyboard to rebuild finger strength through finger drills.
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Gene Fowler
Leo McCarey
Tooth of Dagwood Actor Returns From New York
Arthur Lake’s prop tooth worn as Dagwood in the Blondie film was returned from New York. It fell into a cup in a Christmas dishware set sent to Mr and Mrs Harold Benedict of New York. A note with the tooth read, If you must take your teeth out at night, don’t use our cups.
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Arthur Lake
Dagwood
Blondie
New York
Harold Benedict
Bromfield hits record with four stories headed to screens
Louis Bromfield author of four stories slated for film. Brigham Young and a Salvation Army original move to Twentieth Century Fox. It All Came True sails to Warner Brothers. A Night in Bombay heads to M G M.
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Louis Bromfield
Salvation Army
Twentieth Century-Fox
Warner Brothers
Bombay
M-G-M
Mary Pickford Fans See Twinkle Twinkle Star Scene In Film
Mary Pickford fans receive a peek at the new show with Linda Darnell and John Payne visiting the forecourt of a Grau man theater. Lin da steps into Mary Pickford footprints in cement as news notes mention a prankster caller, Brewster twins incident, and Mrs Otto Kruger’s first plane ride to aid her ailing mother in Columbus.
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Mary Pickford
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
Linda Darnell
John Payne
Grauman’s
Linda
Brewster Twins
Otto Kruger
Columbus
James Cagney
Hollywood
Martha’s Vineyard
Fiffi Dorsay
Art la Shelle
Eleanor Powell
Dexter Society Notes Illnesses And Community News
Mrs. P. P. Clark of Dexter is very ill at home in the west part, with friends hoping for improvement. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Berry returned from Kansas City where Mr. Berry suffered pneumonia. Several locals, including Mrs. Clark’s daughter Mrs. Caffall, traveled from Hobbs to assist. The community reports visits, university homecomings, and a busy round of clubs. A Lake Van fish supper drew about 75 attendees, followed by Junior Woman's Club Golden Jubilee Tea with 25 members enjoying music and floral decor. The 42 Club hosted a game night, while others attended shows in Roswell. Upcoming church activities and Sunday school lessons were announced, with a missionary society meeting and several musical numbers.
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P. P. Clark
Dexter
O. B. Berry
Kansas City
Berry
Jim Caffall
Hobbs
Clark
John Wier
the State University
Albuquerque
Harriett Wier
Norma Jean Wortman
Mary E. Marshall
Garnelle Marshall
Glyn and
Wayn Marshall
Floyd
N. M
J. T. Barnett
Rose Hubbard
Socorro
Lake van Club
Junior Woman’s Club
Lake van Club House
L. Parker
K. L. Britt
Phyllis Wilcox
Veneta Coats
Mary McNeal
Elizabeth Wilcox
Mary Elizabeth Rutledge
Bobbie Nell Adams
Maxine Sharp
Edith Fay Bailey
Toby Sadler
Helen Goodwin
Clara Ray Bible
Rosemary Martin
Miss Martin
Georgia
Betty Ann Clemens
Wanda Mathis
Doris Reiger
Betty Joan Clemens
Elmer Bible
42 Club
John Bailey
Edd Bunch
Myron Lovett
Hubert Southard
Rutledge
Geo. Sterrett
Southard
Bunch
Emma Miller
George Miller
Roswell
Prentis Mills
Adelyne
Bulesfield
Looking diligently to avoid failure in faith journey
A sermon based on Hebrews 12 15 emphasizes personal responsibility for success or failure. It argues ancestry cannot guarantee destiny or perfection and declares each person is the captain of their soul. It urges seeking causes of failure rather than blaming mysterious providence.
Out Again In Again In Huntington And Indianapolis
AP dispatch reports two brief city cases. In Huntington West Virginia detective Byrd released D H Wellman after a minor charge proved baseless, then Wellman allegedly forged Byrd's signature to cash a check and was jailed again. In Indianapolis detective sergeant Philip Miller, carrying a 16 pound bowling ball, chased burglars after spotting them breaking into a parked car and captured one man with the other surrendering at police headquarters.
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Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Byrd
D. H. Wellman
Wellman
Philip Miller
Miller
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Philip Monical
Curtis Sharp
Hal Bogle
Frank Reinecke
J. R. Stanley
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Harriett Holley
Indianapolis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dow
Turkey
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EAY Ward
Roswell, New Mexico
Mentholatun
Minneapolis
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