China Trip Plans and Movie Making Juxtapositions
A crowded cinema page dwells on Grace Moore quitting film amid hectic productions and a failed Mars Polo screenplay. It notes Josef von Sternberg clashing with Moore during his diva portrait, and previews The Great Ziegfeld as an epic set at MGA with lavish, costly choreography.
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Ziggy
Allison Skipworth
Amateur Page Editor Seeks Local Writing Talent for The Light
M G M develops a new male star as local amateurs are urged to submit news, editorials, cartoons, and photos for the first amateur page. The Light will publish Saturdays with three prizes of 2 each and rules limiting word counts and formats. Deadline is Wednesday noon. entries to the Amateur Page Editor, San Antonio Light, San Antonio, Texas. Randolph Stott stars in Follow the Fleet with Aslaire and Rogers in a Pasadena film.
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Ann Harding Wins Court Fight Over Custody Travel
In Los Angeles on March 1, Ann Harding, renowned actress, secured court permission for her daughter to travel abroad until December 13 with conditions. The father, Bannister, contested the trip, allegedly demanding money and threatening to publicize the matter. The judge denied a demand to stage the child’s stay at a New Jersey farm, and Harding was granted near sole custody with consent still needed for leaving California.
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Keating Under Surgical Care
Hollywood actor Keating underwent emergency surgery at Goa Samaritan hospital after a sudden illness. Details indicate the operation was to address an old internal ailment and he is reported satisfactory. Doctor George E. Matingren assisted.
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Marion Talley Becomes Redhead in Folly Stunt
Kansas City singer actress Marion Talley surprised fans by dyeing her hair red while in Follywood. She had worn black and brown tints for six months in the studio town, explaining she wanted a change and a new look.
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Men Past 40 Fame Health Claim Promoted Drugs Tablet
An ad touts ZOAK TABLETS and Yo-Ak as a cure for fatigue and vitality in men past 40. It mentions doctor endorsements, a New York address, and a nighttime spoonful of Foley's Honey and Tar for sleep and cough relief. Also promotes Wey's cough remedy and other products for quick relief.
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Academy Award Refused By Dudley Nicholls a Screen Writer
Mare Frollywood reports that Dudley Nicholls refused the Academy Award for his Fire Informer adaptation. He cited founder status of the Screen Writers Guild and revolt against the academy for its treatment of employed talent. Nicholls pledged not to accept to honor nearly 1000 guild members and their struggle for a genuine writers organization.
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Cagney in Court in Film Row
In Los Angeles on March 19 two Warner Bros attorneys testified James Cagney’s contract limit was not agreed. Witnesses Herbert Freston and Aslph Be Lewis said Warner did not orally limit Cagney to four yearly films. Cagney seeks release from his contract claiming excessive film workload since 1932.
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Camera Crews in Rhineland Area KOLLYWOOD Callf
Hollywood reacted to the Rhineland remilitarization with orders to send "un-limited footage" to Paris for new screen material. Hal Wallace of Warners First National and William Lebaron of Paramount telephoned Paris offices to film troops entering the territory and inhabitants’ reactions for a future movie. Lorraine Eddy MacLean sues Douglas MacLean for divorce citing mental cruelty and a property settlement was arranged.
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Irvin Cobb on Third Career in Hollywood Talk
RELMAN MORIN reports from FOLLYWOOD Calif on March 10 that Irvin S Cobb the novelist plans to pursue film work in his third creative venture after painting and cartooning. He recalls a Swedish hot water bottle keepsake from Greta Garbo’s house and says acting brings companionship and fun unlike writing.
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Jean Harlow Defers Divorce Final Until March 14
Jean Harlow's divorce from cameraman Hal Rosson becomes final Friday March 13 but she will not apply immediately. She says she will wait at least a day and has instructed her lawyer not to ask for the final decree until March 14. When asked about marriage to William Powell she replied she will not be married for a long time if ever.
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Secrecy Surrounds Garbo's Departure
In Gothenburg on March 10 the 9.8 Drottningholm failed to sail for New York on time and passengers were unsure if Greta Garbo was aboard. One cabin was reserved in her name and extra police were needed to handle the crowd on the dock, though Garbo herself was not seen.
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Young James Stewart Gains Jumpstart With Witch of Timbuctoo
Hollywood chatter previews James Stewart breaking through to a juvenile lead in The Witch of Timbuctoo alongside Lionel Barrymore. Tod Browning to direct a mad scientist tale while talk swirls over Elizabeths, Myrna Loy, Hepburn tests, and casting battles across MGM and Paramount.
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Cambridge to Tax Its Famed Colleges
Cambridge, March 19. The city will levy a service charge on Harvard, Radcliffe, and MIT, taxing them at $10 per $1000 of valuation to cover police for football games, student demonstrations, and city services. Mayor Lynch predicts bills could reach at least $1 million.
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Barbs Yield to Electrified Fencing in Rural Texas
Dallas reports rural electrification expert P T Montfort of Texas A and M College says transformers remove danger while retaining sting, replacing barbed wire in some farms. He notes one energized wire can deter horses and cattle, enabling easier pasture control and livestock separation.
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Burglar Strikes Again in Lubbock Installment Scheme
In Lubbock on March 10 a burglar who previously stole $60 from Gus Schants returned with a plan tied to an anonymous delivery letter. The note included 44 one dollar bills and Schanta hopes for the remaining $16.
Powder Puffs Used by Marble Shooters
In Ogden boys use powder puffs as finger protection for marble games played on rough cold ground. Local juveniles adopt this simple device to cushion impact and ease play.
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Crow Feast for Collegians at Millikin University
In Decatur Illinois 65 crows were prepared for a banquet tonight by the Millikin University chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon. The Mid West's first large scale crow meat feast aims to rival rattlesnake steaks with crow baked like squab and served with crow gravy. The State Conservation Department, conducting a crow cull, supplied the meat.
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Millikin University
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Falls From Third Floor No Deterrent
Minneapolis report details window washer Jack Maloney who fell from a third floor loop building when his safety belt broke. He received first aid for a nose cut, demanded a new belt, and returned to work.
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Want a job. Light Glass tiled Ad to find nohe.
Classified note seeks work with a light glass tiled ad approach. Industry jargon unclear but invites readers to Broadway at Fifth street to discuss terms and payment, offering a halved rate.
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