Carole Lombard in Paramount's Midnight leads slate
Hollywood notes report Carole Lombard transitions from Food for Scandal to Paramount's Midnight, a Fritz Lang project with Dietrich attached earlier. George Rigaud co stars, production by Blow and Mayer, while Jeanne Dante shifts to Beginners Luck as Selznick eyes Gone with the Wind testing. Mae West wraps a film. Emanuel Cohen pursues Slay of Sapphire and a MacMurray deal follows.
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Marlene Dietrich
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George Rigaud
Arthur Horn- Blow
Jeanne Dante
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Alters
Mae West
Emanuel Cohen
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Sacred
Ballet Talent Joins Cohen Coup Scripting Effort
The piece names Cohen and Jean in a plan to pivot talent to script writing. It notes James D Mooney as brother in law and mentions Anice George MacDonald and Jes Parker, with links to Geherst Motors and a newspaper reporter’s shift to the auto business.
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James D. Mooney
Anice
George MacDonald
Jes Parker
Geherst Motors
Douglas Fairbanks Narrow Escape Highlights Hollywood Gossip
A fragmentary Hollywood roundup notes Douglas Fairbanks narrowly escaping a rip tide at Santa Monica. It mentions producer Harry Sherman planning a Mooney biography script, and Marjorie Weaver’s rising star profile in Second Honeymoon with Loretta Young Tyrone Power and others.
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Marjorié Weaver
Loretta Young
Tyrone Power
Darryl Zanuck
Marjorie
Loulaville
Alice Faye
Fred Allen
Tony Marlin
Jimmy Durante
C Gregory Ratott
Sally
Irene Pid Mary
Hollywood
Judith Allen
Jack Doyle
House of Murphy
Eddie Sutherland
Clark Gable
Careele Lombard
Douglas Fairbanks
Santa Monica
Jerry Wald
Leah Ray
Garden Boy premiere at Belasco lights up Broadway night
Louis Sobol chronicles a starry belasco premiere for Clifford Odets Garden Boy with Beatrice Kantman and a chic crowd including Carl Van Vechten and Arthur Kober. The piece paints the glittering salon atmosphere, mentions Beatrice’s sable wrap theft, and notes the sold out show amid a night of fashion and satire.
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Fries Baest
Hope Vamplan
Carl van Vechten
Bruce Cabest
Arthur Kober
Manhattan
Morgenthau
Talline
Ballyhoo
De Young Art Scholarship Contest Nearing Close
The De Young scholarship program at the Witte Museum will close in November. Barry Anthony de Young offers two scholarships for children up to 18, with original work required from San Antonio residents. Enrollees will be reviewed at the initiation event, where feedback will be provided.
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Elsanor Onderdonk
Intiacun
Fudback
Fruit Trees Bloom Again In Unseasonable Warmth
The article reports a second bloom for several fruit trees in Bexar County due to a false spring caused by extended warm weather and late winter rains. Edward W. Knox of Knox Nurseries notes a small chance of a second crop, while Frank Wills of Evergreen Nurseries says bloom intensity is low and trees remain largely dormant.
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Evergreen Nurseries
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