John Carroll In MGM Break Seen In Lady Be Good
Hollywood column notes John Carroll's rise after MGM interest in him as a radio crooner lead in Lady Be Good. Mentions Tony Martin replacement, Arthur Freed optimism, and potential Gershwin numbers with a cast led by Robert Young Eleanor Powell Ann Sothern. Includes broader gossip on Shaw, Lubitsch, Gertie Lawrence, Kathryn Grayso, Deanna Durbin, and other stars with brief industry chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella
Parsons
Hollywood
John Carroll
Ted
Tony Martin
Tony
Julian- la
Faye
John
Lous Bi Mayer
M.gm
Monogram Pictures
L. B
Arthur Freed
Tung
Paris
Kern
Oscar
Robert Young
Lionel Bartimore
Eleanor Powell
Ann Sothern
Student Cast as English Youth in Cambridge School Play
Francs Willach an 18 year old British refuge was cast to play a young Englishman after director Henry Delaney announced the role needed. Willach reportedly had developed a delightful British accent during two months in the United States and impressed with a convincing performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Lawrence
Ernst Lubitsch
Merle Oberon
Melvyn Douglas
Merle
Ernst
Bob Vesger
United Artiste
Carbo
Cambridge
Miss
Upi-Rindde ‘Teolsidents
Francs Willach
Henry
Delaney
Attorney Nami to Speak on Washington and National Defense
Berman G. Nami, San Antonio attorney, will speak at 11 a.m. Saturday over station WOAI on George Washington and the American Legion on National Defense. The program invites listeners to hear a legal perspective on national security and veterans affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman G. Nami
San Antonio
Newspaper Man Herbert Weston Killed on Seguin Road
Herbert Weston former Salt Lake City newspaperman, 43, died when struck by a truck on Seguin highway east of San Antonio. Deputy sheriffs reported the driver, Abel Vasquez, did not see him until too late. Weston had been hitchhiking to Hayston in search of a job and had recently worked in New York City. A inquest is being conducted by W. Saye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dorothy Lamour
Greg Bantzer
Wayne Morris
Edgar Bergen
Aleuts Nome
Ineso
Lorena
Danny Danker
Siai
New York
Olympe Bradna Innsket
Douglas Wilholt
Pete Westmore
Whitney
Toto
Great Dane
Walter Brooks
Clro’s
Qlite
Virginia
Darryl Zanuck
Sun Valley
Virginia Anys
Norma Shears
George Sanders
Lawson
Tillie Lesch
London
Lord Carnaran
Herbert Weston
Salt Lake City
Seguli
San Antonio
Vasquez
Weston
Manuela M. ‘Vasquez
Apperson
John Sobaroski
Gable Lodges
G. ©. Jones
Robert B. Green
Seattle
Memphis
San Francisco
New York City
Iusldte
of the Peace
W. Saye
Encores Prove Nelson Eddy Hit At Municipal Auditorium
Nelson Eddy drew a large audience with encores and recalls for bows in a varied two hour recital at the Municipal Auditorium. Paxson and Lippe offered notable pieces while Eddy showed both masterful tone and uneven vocalism though occasional songs displayed his famous artistry. The program included Debussy, Grieg, Moussorgsky, Smetana, and a forecasted St Louis Symphony appearance on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Lennox Burlingame
Arenksky
Tschaikowsky
Dargémyzhski
Grieg
Moussorgsky
Wencel
Smetana
Debussy
Lenormand
Hahn
Fourdraivn
Eddy
Paxson
Edouard Lippe
Len
Boamer
Jesus
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Ray Fields Named Freeport Secretary
Ray Fields a former St Mary's university student is appointed municipal secretary of Freeport based on information received by the school field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fields
Freeport
St Mary's University
Two Sent to Navy Recruit Station for Enlistment
Francis H. Fox of 1903 West Wood Avenue and Janes M Walston of 1612 West Lynwood Avenue were sent to Houston by the San Antonio naval recruiting office for final enlistment in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Fox
West Woodawn
Pass-key burglar sought after two house prowlings
A burglar using a pass key struck twice in a north city residential area. Victims reported jewelry, cash, and personal items taken from homes on Duffield and Baltimore streets, plus purse thefts and car prowls. Police seek suspect linked to multiple break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passekey
C. G. Quirogl
Duffield Street
Taylor Castle
Baltimore Street
Estelle Austin
Mast Cray Iplace
T. B. Black
Nogalitos Street
South Flores Street
Ruth Wallace
North
Monumental Street
George Hilton
West Euclid
Jessie Rovertson
Quincy Street
Finsh- Ught
RK. G. Blanton
Goodrich Street
Bruno Vickers
South Cibolo Street
Vickers
Alex Gomez
la Villita
Alpha Kappa Alpha 4a to Present Music Program
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority will sponsor a musical program Friday at the Negro Auditorium, Nori Hackberry and Certter streets. Music of Mexico, Cuba and the Negro will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Kappa Alpha 4A
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Negro Auditorium
Nori Hackberry and
Certter Streets
Music of
Mexico
Death verdict rules Sammis death self inflicted
The death of 52 year old F C Sammis of 307 Pershing avenue, a Fort Sam Houston civil service employee, was ruled a death by his own action at a coroner s inquest led by Justice O L Wiley. He was found Thursday morning in his bedroom with a .22 rifle nearby and died at Medical and Surgical Hospital. Funeral services at Angelus Chapel Saturday with interment in National Cemetery. survivors include widow Mrs Lillian Sammis and several children, parents, sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Sammis
Pershing Avenue
Fort Sem ‘Houston
Justice of the
Pease O. L. Wiley
Sammils
Medical
Surerial
Civil Service
Fort Sam Houston
Saninis
Eighth Corps
Angelus
A. G. Henkes
National Cemetery
Lillian Masderff Sammis
Wil- Tint Lawrence
Frank Conklin Sammis Jr
William Simits
Lucille Shear
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Omy
Pein
Waltig Fuer
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Los Angeles
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Weiner
Siguin Road
Nelson Eddy
Navy Recruit Station
Oscar Hin
Shaw's
Texas’ Greatest Jewelers
Houston Street
Gunter Hotel
Svaw
Houston
San Antonis
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Sammns
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