Studio News on Shaw, Radio and Casts
Universal reports George Bernard Shaw relenting to let Radio film The Devil's Disciple with exact text. Clemence Dane and G. S. Stern cited as influence. Hollywood buzz: Claudette Colbert to co star with Clark Gable in Night Bus for Paramount. Robert Riskin adapting. May Robson price keeps rising as Oh Hannibal nears. Chuck
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Parsons
Univeral Serv
Universal Bergice, Inc
Los Angeles
George Bernard Shaw
Movieu
John Barrymore
Kenneth McGowan
G. B. Stern
Clemence Dane
McGowan
Theater Guild
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Radio
G. 5
Stern
Claudette Colbert
Paramount
Clark Gable
Prank Capra
Calbart
M-G-M
Gable
Robert Riskin
Hollywood Gossip Snapshots From The Studio Set
Reisner is named director and understands how to evoke laugh and tears. Leslie Banks, hailed as one of Hollywood's nicest Englishmen, remains amid plans for future roles. A flurry of whispers ties Helen Hayes to a blessed event, while Gary Cooper's not "a marrying man" stance stirs talk of upcoming wedding bells.
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Hollywood
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Henry
Elizabeth Allen
Nigel Bruce
Mr. Banks
England
Soul
Suzenne
Jesse L. Lasky
Gary Coooper
Sandra Shaw
Mr. Cooper
Mand
Frankie Batley
Miss Bailey
Helen Hayes
al Lang
al Jolson
Condi
Unclear Skin Claims From Quack Tone Product Ad
An early 20th century style advertisement extols a skin treatment claiming clear skin through purifying the blood and increasing oxygen circulation. It touts testimonials and notes general tonics as enhancing vitality and blood content, mentioning customers and numbers to imply proven results.
Ruth Chatterton Stars in Semple at Empire Theater
Ruth Chatterton headlines the Empire theater Friday in the First National picture Semple. George Brent, her husband, leads the male cast along with Ruth Donnelly, Johnny Mick Brown, Phillip Reed, and Gavin Gordon, all drawn from recent stage and screen credits.
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Empire Picture
Piage
Unt Screen
Semple
Empire Theater
George Brent
Lilly Turner
Ruth Donnelly
Johnny Mick Brown
Phillip Reed
Murder and death by own action theory doubted
Lawton Ohio November 14 new evidence challenges the murder suicide theory in the deaths of Mrs Robert F Hayter and her two children County Attorney Dwight Malcolm said investigation continues to support the possibility that an outsider committed the killings leading to renewed probe and speculation about motive and suspect names and places not fully disclosed
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Ohin
Leary
Tobert
F. Hayter
Dwight Malcolm
Malcolm
Drake Case Nears Jury in Sioux City Promoter Trial
The Hartnell case, promoter of the Dehke ethle charged with using nails to deter, looks to go to the jury this afternoon in Sioux City. An industrial center entity with Ly Ang auariors Corsate reports $178.00, Ber e Glhsxtthontleg, 42, ght Olenslted Ada.
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Sioux City
Jown
Oscar M. Hartnell
aTlemoon
Army Work Under Way At Fort Sam Houston and Randolph Field
Army projects at Fort Sam Houston and Randolph field employ roughly 100 men with rapid expansion planned under public works funds. Capt A F Dershimer supervises the underground electric system construction with 138 workers, while 18 laborers staff road work and 10 prepare offices for officers quarters. At Randolph field 39 workers build the post chapel as bids are opened, with alternates from other firms under consideration by the war department. Navy events mark Mount Saint Mary's College celebrating its 125th anniversary with two days of ceremonies.
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Randolph Field
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Army Post
Dershimer
Quartermaster General
San Antonio
Dallas
War Department
Musterole ad touts counter irritant relief for muscular pain
An advertisement extols Musterole as a soothing warming remedy for muscular rheumatic pains. It claims fast relief within five hours with hourly applications and compares favorably to traditional plasters. Available in Regular, Children's and Extra Strong at druggists.
Piano Prodigy Raub Slenczynski Delights Town Hall Critics
Eight year old Raub Slenczynski from California wowed New York critics at a Town Hall piano recital. Reviewers called her a magical phenomenon and amazing child as she performed Bach Beethoven Mendelssohn and Chopin with hands barely spanning the keyboard. The New York Times devoted nearly a column to the Sacramento born prodigy.
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Raub Slenczyski
Town Hall
California
Herald-Tribune
Erlile
Herald-Ivibune
New York Times
Mendelssohn
Shopin
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