Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Split Shocks Hollywood
Hollywood faces a public split as Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks separate. The union, once symbol of film colony integrity at Pickfair, faced hurt pride and renewed calls for happiness. Mary, steadfast for two years, moves forward while Douglas may pursue reconciliation.
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Louella
Parsons
Mailon Fieiare Scilor
Universal Service
Los Angeles
Pickfett
Hollywood
Americas
Daeart
Pickiah
Marr
Douglas
Pickfair
B Wommal
Mary
Cao
Duce
Bernhardt
Pirkfelt
Pletire
Los Atgalee
Fairbanks
Douglas Pairbanks
Alisalig
Jay
Doug
Dove
Sears
Pculic
Sil
Hal
Iim
Het Mary
Ainev
Magy
Rae
Wadi Nal
Boine
Ligon Smith Opens on Cocoanut Grove
Ligon Smith begins a new endeavor at Cocoanut Grove with local figures mentioned in a fragmentary report. The notice references names such as Hagerial and Anlitiny Gant and notes nightly activity with unspecified timing.
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Ligon Smith
Cocoanut Grove
Split Week Policy at Majestic in Four Day Run
Majestic theater opens a four day run under a new summer policy by manager Al Levers promising more motion pictures with two program changes weekly. The film 4 Loved You Wednesday is adapted for screen by Phillip LeLa and Borner Incheon about a Paris ballet dancer who seeks healing in South Amelia and meets two suitors. Elias Lendl stars with Werner Bexicr and Victor Jory as leads. Miriam Jordan and Leure Hoge Crown support.
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Majestic
al Levers
Hollywood
Molly Ricardel
William du Bois
Phillip Lela
Borner Incheon
Elias Lendl
Werner Bexicr
Victor Jory
Miss Land
Miriam
Jordan
Leure Hoge
Pal
Hollywood contract wits and star gossip in July notes
Hollywood gossip highlights Constance Bennett negotiating flexible terms with Twentieth Century and Radio Pictures while Lilian Gish plans a Hollywood return. Mary Pickford and Lillian Gish friendship emphasized as potential collaboration along with industry chatter on weight loss trends among film stars.
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Hollywood
Lilian Gish
Lillian
Mary Pick
Terd
Wne
Mary
Lian
Griffith
Gish
Gregory Ratopp recounts Miss Pickford in New York life
Gregory Ratopp recounts Lear Learned English on Films and Miss Pickford, Dorothy Vynnon of Haddon Hall, and his early life in New York theater. He recalls meeting Miss Bickford, her stage charm, and his aim to learn English through cinema.
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Gregory Ratopp
Mer
Pickford
Dorothy Vynnon
Haddon Hall
New York
Tradig Cie Aulée
Luncheon gossip at Hollywind Rockernocker hotel dances
Report describes a social luncheon scene at the Hollywind Rockernocker hotel. Women of varied ages and descriptions attend, with dancing and merriment. Men are portrayed as part of the occasion, while funding and socializing fill the event.
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Dolly Wood
Hollywind Roickernocker
Jinx Picture L8 The Hedging of The The
The note hints at film industry confusion over a title and cast during production. Elizabeth Aven walked off the part, Mimi Jordan left the role, Fay Wray faced a near drowning after expressing reluctance to work with Spencer Tracy, who himself suffered a needed rest after a horse incident.
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Elizabeth Aven
Mimi Jordan
Fay Wray
Spencer Tracy
Spencer
War
Empire Presents Barbara Stanwyck in Baby Face at Empire
Barbara Stanwyck stars in Baby Face at the Empire theater with a Warner Bros production. Lily, born in a mill town and raised amid a speakeasy, exploits men with bold glamour, chasing wealth through romance and risk in New York. The film follows her rise, the heartbreaks she leaves, and a dramatic denouement that culminates in a shocking climax. George Brent plays bank president Trenholm, with a strong supporting cast under Alfred Green's direction. Also scheduled is Bobby Jones Golf sees How to Break 90 with Joe E. Brown.
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Barbara Blanwyck
Upwest
Warner Brothas
Baby Face
Empire Theater
Lily
Gclmj
New York
Baby Pasor
Georgs Brent
Trenholm
Tilly
Mist Blanewick
Henry Kolker
Douglas Barat
Donald Cook
Theresa Harrig
Alfred
Green
Baby Rees
Many Stars in Texas Musical at the Texes Lester Eulurdas
The Texas stage presents a filmlike revue featuring stars such as Bing Crosby Richard Arlen Mary Carlisle George Burns and Gracie Allen Lena Alden and more. Vic Inskeep guides a Texas orchestra and introduces Pat Norman vocalist from Joe Ponger and Ewen Hall from New York while the cast performs songs from College Humor and other selections.
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Jack Dekic
Ami
Paramount
College
Huwnor
Texes
Lester Eulurdas
Oeklpsod
Bing Groshr
Richard Arlen
Mary Cur le
George Burns
Gratis Allen
Lena Andre
Mery Karnan
Vic
Texas Orchestra
Shiko
Aris
Pat Normian
Wie Singer
Joe Ponger
Ewen Hail
New York
the Capitol
Wall
Al Jolson at Palace in Rhythm Dialogue Picture
Al Jolson stars in a Palace Picture two act comedy set in modern New York with Central Park Wall Street and tenement districts as background. The cast includes Madge Evans Harry Langdon Chester Conklin and Frank Morgan with songs by Lorene Hart and Richard Rodgers Lewis Milestone directs his most ambitious work since Al Quilel on the Western Profit.
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al Jolson
Sun- Gay
Helelujah
Pmn
Jolson
Ben Heebt
New York
Central Park
Wall Street
Dolson
Wings
Acceentor
Kage
Lorene Hart
Richard Rodgers
Lewis Milestone
Lieflin
al Quilel
Madge Evans
Harry Langdon
Chester Conklin
Prank Morgan
Snarts
Petgram
Hands Meet in Silent Gesture at End of Row
A fragment from a historic page shows individuals reaching toward each other with hands joined in the center, signaling a moment of reconciliation or pact amid a larger gathering. Details such as names, places, and dates are not readable in the fragment.
Jean Harlow Sings in Hold Your Man at the Pictures
Jean Harlow stars in Hold Your Man from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, reuniting her with Clark Gable for a musical romance coming Saturday. Anita Loos reteams as writer with new songs by Herb Brown and Arthur Freed. the film features a bold Harlow screen presence and a Broadway-style score.
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Jean Harlow
Tean Harrow
Clark Gapte
Metro-Golwyn-Mayer
Hla‘ory
Jean
Jove
Will Rogers in Stain Fair at All Community Theater
Community theater presents Will Rogers in Stain Fair over Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Cast and crew invite local audiences to a lighthearted production with period humor and regional charm.
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Will Rogers
All Community Theater
Aztec Theater to Feature Elk Cage and Scarlet River
Aztec Theater opens a doublée feature weekly with Clyde Beatty elk cage and Scarlet River starring Tom Keene. New bargain matinee price 15 cents daily until 6 PM. night 15 and 26 cents, children 4 cents. Beatty praised for dramatic circus scenes. cast includes Anita Fuge and Wallace Ford among others.
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Clyde Beatty
Tom Keene
Puble
San Antonio
Aztey Beatty
Ife Udder
bin Tup
Mat
Falmer Wio
Soen
Mtoh
Erictin
Seine
Beatty
Anita Fuge
Wallace
Ford
Farmond Nation
Mickey Wooney
Vince Haniel
Andy JeVine
Entertainent
Searle
River
Toy Keene
Thhrtier
Dorothy Wilson
Rose Altes
Creighcoy Chaney
Ed Kennedy
Midnight Mary Opens Wednesday
A film review notes Midnight Mary starring Prynehot Tane and Loretta Young opens Wednesday. The manager explains policy to avoid crowded schedules, while Praised actors and a comedy subplot with Andy Geyine and Uwe Miekel are mentioned amid the altered production details.
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Aurnalog
Mary
Prynehot Tane
Fedla Young
Fueundy Carter
Midy Davie
Atart
Ila Bhrostay Wincent
Hollywand
Mary' i Sye
Prondhal Tons
Shu Tole
Andy Geyine
Uwe Miekel
Aztec Pla Double Bill at Aztec Theater
The Aztec theater presents a double feature with The Blind Cross and Zoo in Budapest continuing its four week run. Star cast includes Claudette Colbert and Charles Laughton with supporting players. A sweeping historical epic themed by De Mille features dramatic excess and action, noted for its ambitious spectacle and lavish set pieces.
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Aztec Theater
Landi
Charlea Laughton
Keith
Vinna Tebin
Ob Menti
Nero
Volts Boatman
Leo
Ligon Smith Directs Orchestra at Cocoanut Grove
Ligon Smith leads the orchestra at the Cocoanut Grove perched above the St. Anthony roof, delivering a poised performance for attendees inside and aloft.
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Ligon Smith
Cocoanut Grove
St. Anthony Roof
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Anlitiny Gant
Biyrny
Elissa
Mayests Theater
Farbara Stanwyck
Lyanna How
Te Schéen
Lilian
Sage Q. Nilsson
Empire
Stanwyck Film
Bobby
Janey
Abby
Joe E Brown
Jee San
Demille
Alandette Colbert
Cceci Delfilles
Texas
Palace
Bing Crosby
Mary Cortiste
Richard
College Uumore
Dye Texas Theater
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