Lionel Barrymore recovers as Hollywood gossip unlocks past
Hollywood chat with Louella Parsons recalls Lionel Barrymore’s early screen days beside Mary Pickford and Florence Lawrance. He reports feeling better after a tough year, credits recent Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer roles and You Can’t Take It with You, and shares memories from New York to London, noting family ties and his sister Ethel’s influence.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Calif
Lionel Barrymore
Lionel
Rolund Barrymore
Thore
Mary Pickford
New York
Florence Lawrente
Arthur Johnson
Michel
Wisterday
Hut
Generan | Alors
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Liodehs
Carec
Tam
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Tratk & Helped
Lxosa
Lisne
Asley
Ethel
Tonel
London
Wes Perlesh
Lore
Yey
Ithel
Chicago
John
Torchy at Empire Monday opens new Glenda Farrell film
Glenda Farrell portrays Torchy in Torchy Runs her Mayor at the Empire theater opening Monday. The plot follows her crime expose as mayoral race turmoil unfolds with a kidnap attempt and a bomb targeting Steve McBride, leaving McBride as chief of poll.
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Rene
Torchy Blanc
Torchy
Empire Theater
Glenda
Vic
Steve McBride
McBride
Torehy
Harton MacLane
Lincoln Film At Aztec Love Story Majestic
Lincoln is portrayed in Young Mr Lincoln revealing the backwoods lawyer who rises by self effort. Henry Fonda gives a notable performance in a pre presidential tale highlighting the famous courtroom almanac moment. The Aztec run features a robust cast including Alice Brady and Sonja Henie in supporting roles.
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Aztec
Majestic
Henry Fonda
Alice Brady
Marjorie Weaver
Aideen Whelan
Eddie Collins
Paulipe Moore
Donald
Meek
Richard Cranwell
Eddie
Quillian
Abe Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Hollywood Roundup notes on stars and studio buzz
Hollywood columnist Louella O. Parsons surveys a week of film gossip. She recalls past rivalries, notes Jeanette MacDonald and MGM's anxieties, and touches on Helen Hayes, Herbert Marshall, Don Ameche, Claudette Colbert, John Wayne, and Janet Gaynor among others.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Cagney
Warners
Jimmy
Brtte Davis
George Raft
Merle Oberon
Myrna Loy
Freddy Bartholomew
Jeanette MacDonald
M.C.M
Santa Barbara
Helen Hayes
Herbert Marshal
Helen
Bart
Power Maharajah In New Film Ends Power Maharajah In New Film End
Tyrone Power stars as a maharajah in The Rains Come, a famous story retold with a lavish Indian setting. Darryl F. Zanuck of Twentieth Century Fox orders a new ending while keeping most plot details intact. The film features Myrna Loy, George Brent and Brenda Joyce with Clarence Brown directing under Harry J. Browne.
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Talace
India
Tyrone Power
Faous Lonnis Hromfiele
Darryl Fy Zanemuck
Tadia
Mim
Myrna Lay
Bromfield
Lady Raketh
George Brent
Clarence Brown
Raina
Ase Andate
Harry Jor Brows
Mr Chips At Aztec Friday Screen Adaptation
The Aztec theater brings Friday the film version of Conraye Bir Chips starring Robert Donat in the title role. Based on James Hilton's tale of Mr Chips a beloved British schoolteacher, the story spans decades, romance, war, and his quiet influence at Brookfield. Sam Wood directs a British cast including Garson, Kiburn, Mule, and Harne in supporting turns.
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Chips
Aztec Theater
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James Hilton
England
Acion
Brookfield
Sam Wood
Donat
Enat
Beau Uf Green Garson
Tim Sill
Terry Kiburn
John Mule
Paul van Hernried
Judith Furst
Lyn Harne David Tree
Scott Gundey- Jand
Singer Franklin Becomes Short Story Writer
Tone Franklin once a vaudeville star and Broadway favorite has turned to writing while awaiting Hollywood. She has sold three stories to the Saturday Evening Post and works on a book titled Little Trouper about theater history in the Gay Nineties through a child’s view. She is among fourteen former vaudeville headliners appearing as themselves in Babes in Acting with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer alongside Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland.
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Red
Hollywood
Irene
Saturday Evening Post
Miss Frankl
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
British Film at Texas to start Tuesday
New faces appear in a different kind of story as the Texas toaster showcases Prison Willsit Bars starring Corline Luchsire and Edna Beat on Mts. The all English cast includes Barry Dares, Mary Morris, Murity Hunt, Margaret Yorde and Little Bhollon. The plot follows a girls reform school and the humane headmistress who guides the inmates toward useful work amid a crisis.
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Hringa Corline Luchsire
Edna
Mts
Paris
Tu House of Correction
willMelude Barry Dares
Mary Morris
Maruity “Hunt
Margaret Yorde
Bhollon
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