Real Guy Is Eddie Himself Real Guy Is Eddie Himself
Eddie Hoffman of Los Angeles writes about Hollywood and its industry, noting that insiders who prosper seldom criticize their hometown or the business. The piece reflects on pride and loyalty in the entertainment scene during October in California.
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Jerry Hoffman
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Louella O. Parsons
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Telteras! Berrice
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Farce Caption Continues on Paper at Gel Gy
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a continuing discussion or joke titled It is a farce with unclear scope. The fragment mentions a paper and Gel Gy as possible sources or venues, suggesting a satirical or theatrical item rather than a full report.
Premiere of Renn features Rainy Town star and a troubled history
The article recalls the premiere of "Renn" with lead actress Missa Ralind Es as critics note the production's ambition while reporters reflect on setbacks, including alimony disputes and strained relationships. The scene shifts to the Moxy theater and a controversial past tied to Germany.
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Germany
Noronge Uri
Conlemm
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Film Scoop Yields Mixed Gab From Town Inertia
In town for a short visit, Clara Tiew Digie Tee and Stuart Bree are seen amid chatter about the screen project Na Tami. No official confirmations have surfaced, and gossip persists as fans await word on the film’s progress.
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Shay Ariivals
Clara Tiew
Digie Tee
Stuart Bree
Herp Umiter
To Quell a Runtor James Wennie te hore on Walieay
Journalistic garble describes a staged reunion and a new contract amid celebratory events. Names and places are unclear and many words are misprinted, but the piece centers on a contract signing and a staged interaction with Mrs Rennie. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent facts.
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James Wennie
Walieay
Henne
Rennie
Vaudeville Recounts and Film Listings Amid Theatre Fare
Fragmented OCR notes describe vaudeville acts and film listings with names like Claire Windsor and Lenn Daniels, referencing Paramount, Warner releases, and multiple venues. It mentions box office figures such as 862,010 to the Capitol and 57,000 for a Migr af, with scattered prices and show details across Gaiety and the Criterion theatres.
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DiMom
Svirremiers
Too Much Sound in Our Films Too Much Sound in Our Films
Louella O. Parsons reports foreign critics find American sound films excessive in clamor and visual noise. They note German cinema focuses on sound and dialogue only for essential action explanation.
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Germany
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Grumpy Sergei Disenstein Causes Hollywood Stir
Russian director Sergei Disenstein arrived in Hollywood amid controversy over Soviet government film aims and his critique of excessive sound. He defended Charlie Chaplin against film trends favoring stage imitation.
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Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Mabon Pictures
A Plate Of Tripe Comes Up
A theater critic laments wasteful productions at New York theaters while praising Chester Erskine for directing Step Daughters of War. The review notes Mrs Erskine’s evident talent and questions the play’s quality despite capable direction and production.
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Gilbert W. Gabriel
Universal Service
Urenimio
Erskin
Paramount Tries To Shield Eisenstein From Production Start
Paramount officials discussed delaying Eisenstein’s silent project to test if sound contamination in silent films is feasible. The plan includes moving forward with Ad American Tragedy starring Eisenstein as the discussions stumble on stage imitation in talks with Michael Curtiz at a dinner.
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Michael Curtiz
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Miss Patsons
Tam
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Kayes
Euliret Gublie
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Potemkin
Overdrobe
de Stele
Paris
Tie Pevroh Riviera
Theaters Spotlight Vaudeville and Silent Film Mix
The page lists multiple theater showings including MAVESTICNMNA Sally Sure with Conrad Nupin and Genesiece Tubin under HK and other acts. AZTEC presents The Seats TAU with Wetara Al Ttosita Forbes and Excene Pale Unite. PALACE features Scarlet Pages with Elsie Prgusen Marion Nixon and Grant Withers. EMMIRE shows The Squealer with TAU cast Jack Fall and Davey Les among others.
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Sally Sure
Conrad Nupin
Genesiece Tubin
Ket
Palace
Scarlet Pages
Elsie Prgusen
Marion Nixon
Grant Withers
Hollywood Dinner and Film Stars Parade in Ambitious Mix
A grand dinner at the Ambassador Hotel honored Wallin Randolph, drawing top names like Gloria Swanson, Ethel Shude, and Irene Mayer Selznick. Attendees wore striking gowns as Hollywood society discussed Jack Oakie and the Toledo affair, while Montgomery and Montgomery gossip swirled around Norma Shearer. The piece notes growing Los Angeles population and mentions upcoming marriages and societal events among cinema elites.
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Wallin Randolph Trarst
Ambassador Hotel
Taal
Bina
Holyrood
Gloria Swannon
Grooge Olsix
Ethel Shude
Wea
Hetsie Love
Irene Mayer Selznick
Anntly Biters
Feels Tare
Mario
Davies
Fairness
Adolphe Menjou
Mra
Deck Mulhall
Hishands
Enine Tor Nether
George Hitzmaurice
Bebe Darnel
Constance Bennettle
Tenation
Young director Henry Larraat Leads Courageous FRG Team
Henry Larraat, noted young director, insists on production independence amid industry pressure. His stance inspires colleagues as Mary and Mickey, once child actors, now grown and set to star as lovers in the forthcoming "Love Fever" project directed by Tedors SneGiew.
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Perneh
Villey
Stauphier
Vurenovnt
Sebloh
Taenmannt
Mary Korcmas
Mary
Mickey
Tedors
A Lady Surrenders on Screen at Greater Majestic
Fragmented reader letters reference Conrad Nagle and stars, praising and questioning film production, wardrobe, and public taste at the Majestic. The editor notes align with industry gripes about Megr a-Goldwyn-Mayer and fashion on screen.
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Conrad Nagle
Majestic
Marion Nixon in Scarlet Pages at Palace Theater
Marion Nixon headlines Scarlet Pages shown on the Palace screen in a downtown theater engagement. Newsreel voice notes a classic wartime drama vibe with period style cinema and location details.
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