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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
8
Sunday Light will publish real estate and rental ads in its December Free Rental Directory at no extra charge. Dial F. 1241 for adwriter services.
The Mack Sennett film studios in North Hollywood enter federal receivership at the request of pressing creditors. Walter C. Durst is appointed as receiver to manage assets and sustain studio operations for ongoing rental contracts with independent producers. A promotional note offers a free rental directory at Pigely Wigely stores.
Motion picture page notes Charles MacArthur secretly flew to Pittsburgh to surprise Helen Hayes during her New York State production of Mary of Scotland. He did not inform colleagues, as it would have complicated his plans. Goulding directs Rip Tide with Nora Shearer, while MacArthur remains at Universal Service.
The text mentions Robert Montgomery and Fred Astaire with hopes Radio will buy The Gay Divorce for him, and Mae West drawing crowds with Might Night. It hints at Paramount's embarrassment for lacking a ready story and references potential titles like Gay Divorce.
A roundup of entertainer movements and social appearances in Hollywood. Laurette Taylor and Mae West notes, Herbert Marshall’s Paramount loan, Alice Brady in Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen, Henri de Falaise de la Coudrey's return, Connie Bennett's desert duck hunting with her family, and Sally O'Neil receiving a box of chairs from Loy department store. The piece also mentions Boris seeing Shree Lille Pigs, Countess Frasso events, Sally and her mother’s reactions, and various stars at Bardi's and the Cocoanut Grove.
Hollywood reports Clara Kimball Young, once a top stage and screen figure, lives in a small flat in destitution. Attorneys say she refuses public or friend visits while a Benton Harbor suit seeks $5000 on a promissory note she allegedly received from her uncle Arthur J. Aylesworth, claimed 14 years ago.
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