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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
6
Travancore state government today halted the export of monkeys to the United States and Europe for refrigerating purposes. The move follows similar actions by other Indian states amid concerns over animal welfare and conservation.
Hollywood reports that Jack London life and adventures will become the film Sailor on Horseback in a magazine serial by Irving Bione. MGM paid 50 000 for rights, with Gable as a drawing card, contingent on widow Charmian London's approval. Several studios pursued the biography.
Journal notes wild Hollywood chatter about Joan's divorce action and contract troubles at Warners. Reports of Rainer's cat and a crash spark outburst while Claude Rains and Luise Rainer linked to a possible payout around ten thousand dollars. Leo Gorcey exits jail amid fan mail and speeding ticket notes as M G M moves on.
Open Friday at the Aztec with Lorietta Young in Four Men and Prayer. Richard Greene stars with George Banders David Niven Aubrey South Alan Hale John Carradine Reginald and Berton Churchill in supporting roles. Includes Popeye cartoon and newsreel.
A fragmented collage recalls Walter Winchell opinions on free speech and civic duty and references Morris Ernst and political asylum. The piece includes social notes on figures linked to the era, plus snippets on stage acts, personalities, and a letter praising U S democracy and the power of voting.
Maureen O'Sullivan and Dennis O'Keefe lead a Texas comedy with a funny premise about pretending to be something else to impress others. Mickey Rooney, Jessie Ralph, Pay Holden, Frank Albertson, and Edward Brophy support the film at the Texas theater opening Friday.
In Birmingham England on June 23 a man stopped for speeding confessed he had driven five years without a license and did not know he needed one. He was fined 17.50 dollars.
Mrs. Tom Brown, formerly Natalie Draper of Beverly Hills society, returned to her mother's home after a brief separation. Tom Brown declined to comment as reports of a rift between the couple circulated.
A fragmented cinema page lists show times and film alerts with stray numerals and garbled phrases. The readable bits reference a stage act and a women oriented program amid odd timestamps and mixed acronyms.
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