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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
6
James Cagney, famed for hard man roles, stars in Great Guy a new film opening Friday at the Texas Theatre. He plays the title character in a tale of the racket with a law and order angle.
A San Francisco brief notes the city as a notable example in a global discourse on urban communication and data exchange. The report cites the term it ingest and marks the city’s role in this evolving conversation.
In a Mae Clark stage reading, cast includes James Burke, Robert Glecker, Henry Kolker, Edward Brophy, Bernadine Gayes, and Ee Gargan, showcasing a lineup of seasoned performers in a grocery-themed production.
Hollywood hotel casting stirs buzz as Bette Davis lands lead opposite Dick Powell. Industry notes Boy Wayne flirts with Mary Pickford gossip and Mary Pickford may join Portia for Baldwin project. Harris details on Columbia and Republic moves plus Capra casting and star strolls through current feature plans.
The Majestic previews Elephant Boy a Kipling inspired animal tale featuring Sabi the elephant star. plus reports of Mary Astor, Joe Munklowicz, and a Malibu summer stock scene with Cary Grant, Pat Wilder, and Nancy G. Hemmingway among others in a bustling Hollywood social roundup.
Walter Winchell's guest column features Eleanor Powell discussing Broadway as the training ground for hoofers, with anecdotes from Sophie Tucker George Murphy and Buddy Ebsen. Powell recalls her own path from dancing school to Broadway and Hollywood, contrasting Harlem on Seventh Avenue with Times Square and the enduring Broadway influence on tap dancing.
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