Counts and Teachers College attacked in New York inquiry
Barbara Cartland writes on freedom of choice and family size, while a New York legislative committee plans an investigation into communism in schools. The piece critiques Dr. George S Counts and his ties to The Social Frontier and various radical figures, urging Americanizing education through oversight.
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Paramount creator aims to publish and write anew
The text describes Bing Grosby, a Paramount creator, as ambitious to be an author. It notes he has written several short stories he believes are not good enough for publication, but he is not discouraged. He is currently at Fork on a novel.
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Tatooed Brave in Plainsman Rouses DeMille
Cecil B DeMille believed he had seen it all until the Plainsman filming revealed a naked Indian with a battleship tattoo on his chest The incident followed other reported wardrobe or prop mishaps during his productions including spears in spectacles rubbers outfits and an elephant with a circus blanket bearing a show name.
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Problem in Maid of Salem Village Set Drama
Paramount producer-director Frank Lloyd assigned a new set for the Claudette Colbert film Maid of Salem. The replica village will mirror a 300 year old Salem Massachusetts appearance and will be built at a large site on the Paramount Ranch near Lake Malibu after Lloyd's recent research work.
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Frank Forest Sets Name Change Record In Debut
Frank Forest makes his Streen debut in Paramount's Champagne Welty and sets a record for name changes. His Austrian stage name means the same as his American one after he changed it. Earlier, while singing in Italy, he used Franco Forests, a literal translation.
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