Hollywood Babylon Reels and Rowdy Studio News
Los Angeles July 4 10s Belle Davis weighs in on the fight against production shifts Bette Davis remains a focal point as Warner Brothers reshuffles roles and contracts. Rumors of independent piracy plans are dismissed by Wally Watterson Rothacker and industry chatter highlights Margaret Trumbont and Virginia Wiedler as rising stars with new vehicles. A filled night scene at parties notes big names and a flurry of autograph seekers while fond memories of classic stars linger as industry life rolls on.
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Louella
Parsons Amolion Fistore Halter
Universal Serr
Molverkel
Los Angeles
Belle Davis
Auhg
Warners
Bette
Witt
Warenels
Beverly Roberts
Errol Flynn
Cagney
Watterson Rothacker
Fon Surren
Paris
Vera
Winefield Sheehan
John Ollevcon
Wally
Sneehal
Hollywood
Margaret Trumont
Marx, Brothers
Eddie Mannix
Ole Financial
Wiing
Tod Browning
Gianni Banymore
Betty Furness Joins Fred Astaire Giger Rogers Musical Cast
Betty Furness, noted Hollywood actress, joins the cast of the new Fred Astaire Giger Rogers musical I Won’t Dance for RC Radio. She will play Astaire’s fiancée, joining Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, Erle Blore, and Georges Metaxas in the production directed by Gorge Stevens.
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Betty Furness
Belty Furness
Hollywood
Fred Astaire
Giger Rogers
Rc-Radio
I Furness
Astaire
Metches Victer Moore
Helen Broderick
Erle Blore
Georges Metaxn
Gorge Stevens
Rudy Cleans Up Vallee's Two Weeks in Texas Nets $71,000
High profile entertainment column notes Rudy Vallee’s Texas tour grossing about $71,000 over two weeks. Mentions Katharine Hepburn’s Portcast Weeks, Buck Jones, Gary Cooper, and RKO buying projects with Joan Bennett slated for leads.
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Rudy
Vallee
Texas
Lloyd Pantages
Cony Iso
Peas
Ine
Rudy Vallee
Eppeater
Buck Jones
Katharine Heppurn
REO
Colossal Sun
Godey
Waller
Phinkett
Tejas
Brothers Move Next Door Surprise Reunion
A Longview Washington resident moves into a new house across the street and discovers the dwelling’s name and family history. He later meets his brother he had not seen in 46 years, prompting an unexpected reunion.
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Longview
Wash
Lawley to Receive Cross of Honor at Veterans Picnic
Mne. Douglas N. Lawley, candidate for colony judge, was to be awarded the Cross of Honor by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The presentation was planned at a fourth annual picnic of the United War Veterans at Konhler Park at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
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L Lawley
Douglas N. Lawley
Colonly
Mae Southery
Konhler Park
Poppy brings Fields to a new talking stage at Majestic
Fields plays Professor Eustace McGarlane the traveling medicine man in a talking version of Poppy at the Majestic theater Saturday night. Rochelle Hudson stars as Me Gargie a nameless orphan who is revealed as the real heiress as Fields clowning and slapstick charm drive the farce.
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Poppy
Wi O
Broadway
Majestig
Eustace McGarale
Fields
Rochelle Hudson
Gargie
Wand
Edward Souserland
Richart Griamwell
Lynne Overmann
Catheres Doucet
Rosalind Keith
Ripley Visits Own Exhibit At Texas Centennial
Dallas report notes cartoonist Robert L Ripley touring his first ever exhibit at the Texas Centennial with a ceremonial reception and welcome. Ripley, famed for Believe It or Not, is highlighted as a featured guest on Ripley day with a 10 gallon hat ceremony.
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Dallas
Robert L. Ripley
Texas
Tal
Ripley
Social Houc club hosts at Mrs George Patex residence
Clara Pancoast reports a social club gathering with hostesses Mesdenies AL TL Sara PJ Treving J G Alvarsdon H Perez Dr N M Tocres Rona guests and varied conversations. Plans unfold for Dallas visits to the Centennial exposition and other travels to Galveston Houston and San Francisco as several members depart, while others attend local farewells and a wedding set for St Mary's Episcopal Church with reception at the bride's home.
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Clara
Pancoast
George Patex
Houc Club
Hureday
He Mo Torres
Clinton Brandl
Ray Gollinis
Dustin Goreen
George Jardan
Chi Sipmia
Chi
Dallas
Galveston
Houston
Ste Kopecky
Jet
Mary
Tradn Tach
Frotanyan
Fourth of July Festivities Across San Antonio Area
July fourth plans roll out with hundreds taking part in citywide events. San Antonio hosts fireworks prompts and public gatherings at Koehler and Landa parks, Bandera Bandera and New Braunfels host games, swimming, barbecue, and dancing amid forecasts for pleasant weather. Local officials urge safety as communities celebrate with parades, sports, and patriotic observances.
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San Antonio
United States
United War Veterans Council
Koehler Park
New Braunfels
Ma Tanda Park
Landa Park
Boerne
Texas
Sly Flags
Niagara Faille
Statue of Liberty
Moe Dancig
Doerne
Fredericksburg
Bandera
Satan
Owen W. Kilday
Mueller Park
Patrinty Stevices
Ralph Durkee
Bela
Col Ors
Grand Army of the Republic
United Conederate Veterans
National Indian War Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Ag Koehler Park
Jefferson Roosevelt Fourth of July Address at Monticello
President Roosevelt’s Fourth of July remarks praise Thomas Jefferson as a great and relatable founder. He links Jefferson to the nation’s ideals, liberty, and progress, with Carter Glass introduced as the host. The speech praises independence, self-government, and the builders of a new society, comparing Franklin and Jefferson to minds fueling change and knowledge.
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Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Roosevelt
Jefferson
BNE
Roccevell
Erlile
Carter Glass
Virginia
Otis
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas
Franklin
Thomas Jefferson as Creative Genius and Moral Leader
This reflection honors Thomas Jefferson as a builder of a democratic republic and a model of creative energy. It celebrates his lifelong mission for political and human freedom, the Declaration's spirit, and the University of Virginia, urging continuation of youth, imagination, and responsibility to sustain democracy.
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Jed Tuto
Bister
United States
Tan
Thomas Jefferson
Matton
Jefferson
Wes Tie Apitt
Sneh Mienas
University of Virginia
Comfort note on Fourth of July beach fashion trends
New York fashion writers note a shift toward culottes and shirts for women during the Fourth of July season. The trend favors teal or black linen culottes, bolo shirts in white or dark hues, bandanna scarves, peasant styles, and practical beach wear like black pique overalls and denim dresses.
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New York
Boll
Atsa
Vicksburg Sober Fourth of July Observance
Vicksburg Miss July 4 there will be no Fourth of July celebration citizens recalled instead the anniversary of their city's darkest hour. This date recalls the surrender to General A S Grant after a long siege opening the West to federal forces and marking the Confederacy's decline.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Stgtes
A. S. Grant
Yearly Fourth of July Nightlife Listings and Dances
Fragmented city notices describe multiple Fourth of July dances and events. Listings mention Rainbow feg eles and Pinnest Brass Band, Adin Lassiez with 250 men and 400, venues near Oak Grove and Commerce, plus free dances and parades. Other notes reference Engle's Sal, Peltz Bias, and local bands such as Dixie Ramblers offering weekend nights.
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Rainbow Fegeles
Pinnest
Adin Lassiez
Heat Worsens Crop Woes Across Plains As Drought Spreads
July reports from the Midwest and plains describe extreme heat and drought threatening corn and other crops. Temperatures reached record levels in several states, with 111 in Norfolk, Nebraska and 104 in South Dakota towns. Officials warn of continued losses and possible government action, including cattle purchases and WPA work programs for distressed farmers in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wyoming and Montana.
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Missi Valley
Central Plains
Norfolk
Neb
Omaha
Piorra
Mobridge
South Dakota
Bismarck
Midwest
New York
New England
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Agriculture Department
Washington
Canadian
Manitoba
Saskitchewan
Nebraska
Linco
Giaceya
Alliance
Jack Rebbits
Wallace
Des Moines
Pierre
WPA
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wyoming
Montana
Navajos Seek Rain God’s Help in Sacred Ritual
In Gaxabo Arizona on July 4 a group of elder Navajos performed a secretive rite invoking the Najadalintt in hopes of rain. About a hundred elders took part, with ritual prayers and dances expected to lead to the life-giving showers needed to restore barren lands.
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Gaxabo
Ariz
Navajoland
Dhe Telbe
Trifle Off Key in Tue History in Sierra Madre
In Sierra Madre California Frances Scott Key descendant recalls her lineage and references the Star Spangled Banner author. A teacher misremembers her name while considering enrollment details and mentions Home Sweet Home. Also promotes a car sale with Glassified Ads.
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Sierra Madre
Calif
Frances Scott Key
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