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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1935
Page
14
Hollywood column says Moray Oliver and Le Layn split after a dispute over story direction. Alimony and personal tensions with Stan Roach fueled friction as both seek separate paths. Patsy Miles joins Hart comedy lineup, promising renewed onstage dynamics.
A tale of two young women faced with supporting a baby and shaping their lives. A wealthy turn of events follows a hungry woman feeding a stranger pancakes and rising to wealth. The story explores love, motherhood, and social sacrifices with intense drama and pathos.
Movie go round notes Bing Crosby and Dixie Lee enjoying time together at Fox Studio, with Crosby visiting her dressing room and joking about a new prop boy. The piece highlights Hollywood figures including Janet Gaynor, Robert Taylor, and the Mel Ang.
Major spectacle at the Majestic features Weel Point of the Airy with Wilace Beers and Robert Young. The San Antonio Randolph field production shows cadets entering flight training and ground school, culminating in aerial reviews and dramatic scenes. Notable cast includes Lewis Stone, James Gleason, and Ross Russell.
The article details a Robinson Picture at Texas Friday and mentions Edward G Robbneun amid an obscure report of a public event. It lists names including Arthur Braun and Donald Sick alongside others connected to the occurrence. The piece notes involvement by John Ford and FBI in the broader context.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with a comic wrestling act featuring a large figure and a performer named Hans Breinke. Mentions Paramount release People WILL Talk and people connected to the production.
Frank Morgan headlines a Palace Theatre program Tuesday featuring a mix of comedy and variety acts. The evening includes sketches and musical bits with noted performers and stage help, presenting an early 20th century entertainment showcase.
Paramount prepares a new production with Vina Deimar in the leading role. Miss Dinlmar is billed for the fest scene and Catelé Tarchard is featured prominently in the cast as the story unfolds.
A breezy Broadway comedy stars Will Rogers with Richard Cron and George Barbier in the romantic leads. The Twentieth Century production, Cardinal Blehellen, completed under Davrid Zanuck, with Edgard Arnold and Francis Listen in support roles.
Maurice Chevalier stars in Polles Berg ere at the Aztec theater starting Friday with a lavish musical comedy presentation. The show features Ann Saihere and Merit Olwran with a cast including Ferdinand Mu Wer and Robert Greis in a period revue of song and dance.
On the set of The Crusades star Cecil B. DeMitte suffers a cold as illness delays filming. Despite high fever and throat trouble the leading actor, portraying King Richard, fights through symptoms while rest is prescribed to recover.
A mis-remembered film review notes Chester Morris and Virginia Bruce in a hospital drama set in a metropolitan medical center. The plot centers on Dr. Morris losing his job after an emergency operation, plans private practice, a romance with Bruce, and a tense hospital conspiracy involving a gangster’s gunman and a dying mother. The cast includes Henry Kolker, Raymond Walburn, Dorothy Peterson, Donald Meek, and others.
Mona Bertie stars in Mystery Woman at the Empire starting Tuesday for a first run engagement. The dramatic tale unfolds in Peandé and New York City with intrigue and romance as a woman vies for control of a man she loves amid peril and murder.
Grace Moore returns to the State to star in One Night of Love opening Wednesday. The retro showing features a charming cast including Mona Barrie and Lyle Talbot with Victor Ebertzinner directing and the title song by the composer.
A fragmented note describes a person named Roy Kaweer in a possibly fictional scene with a bulldog and a retrial of a scene at a studio. It mentions wearing a humorous expression and a supply of trinkets while hinting at a broader plot about training an animal and a sequence involving an estimator.
A garbled report cites Bing denying retirement rumors, stating there is nothing to it and he has no plans to leave the screen. The singer-actor says he will continue working and has no comment on any departure.
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