Hollywood Feud Rumors Stir Gossipy Hollywood
Hollywood talk centers on a supposed feud between Joan Bennett and Hedy Lamarr over Melinda Markey. Joan denies hiding her stepchild and says she maintains custody and a peaceful home. Hedy Lamarr downplays the dispute, expressing concern for Gene Markey and their future family plans amid the gossip.
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Louella O. Parsons
Sony Service
Hollywood
Rumor Brigade of
Joan Bennett
Tedy Lamarr
Melinda Markey
Dean
Brenn
Taye
Helly
Melinda
Joan
Want
Hedy
Lamarr
Algieres
Will Meyer
Ike Hedy
Markey
Tais
Europe
Gene Markey
Gene
le My Pellet
Garson's Red Hair Cut Sparks New Role Clash
Greer Garson unveils a striking red hair cut for her starring opposite James Taylor in Remember. Sydney Blialogoff confirms the look as a reversible windswept style, described as Miz Obbies locks, signaling a bold shift for the role.
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Garson
Red Bair
Greer Garson
Habjert Taylor
Sydney Builaroff
Hollywood War Casts Shadow Over Film Plans
In Hollywood discussions about wartime film making, producers seek war or current events backgrounds while stars face mixed reviews. Joan Pontaine’s performance in The Women draws praise, Elsa Maxwell fires back at critics, and Myrna Loy’s nerves show under preview pressure as studios warn of changing storytelling amid global tensions.
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Une Pietires
Joan Pontaine
Brian Ahernte
Kolden
Dietatays
Paulette Geddird
Fanny Heice
Bee Lille
Landet
Eshlus
Chap- Jin
Myria Loy
Tana Ane
Myrna
Harlow era gossip fodder and Westward Arizona rumors
Louella O Parsons reports on Jean Harlow and other star legends. The piece covers a sensational mix of titles like the Butterfly Man and the Great Jover, mixed with claims of frontier justice near Tucson and a crackdown on liquor. It questions child star promotion and the slim chances for juvenile protégés to follow early fame with lasting hits.
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Jean Harlow
Lew Cody
Hoyt
Bob Taylor
Valentino
Great Jover
In Name Only at the Avtre theater this Friday
Three stars face social and romantic entanglements in a stage adaptation of Memory of faves. The cast includes Kay Mranels Cory Grant Carole Lamhard and others with a plot about young widow challenges and personal resolutions.
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Carole Lamhard
Cory Grant
Kay Mranels
Lie Alory
Heenat
Charlie Ganith
Helen Vinson
Katharine Alexnodoy
Jnnathat Hale
Mawrice Moscovich
Adventure And Love on Film Program
Adventure and Love on Film Program features Stanley and Livingston starring Spencer Tracy and Nancy Kelly, plus When Tomorrow Comes with Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer. Also showing Stolen Bullion, Dead End Kids in Hell’s Kitchen, and stages of Gallantry and Gold.
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Spencer Tracy
Richard Green
Nancy Kelly
Stanley and
Livingstone
The
Majestic Theater
Bevetepvel Sueuco
Cecil Herdwicke
Walter Brennin
Charles Coburn
Henry Hull
Henry Travera
David Torrenet
Europe
Ither Aztec
Ireie Dunne
Charles Boyer
Abot Boyer
America
Irene
Stahl
Dh Coe
Barbara O'Neill
Nella Walker
Nydia Wettman
Onslow Blavensy
Jom AM
Hell's Kitchen
Smpire
Stanley Fields
Margare Iuindsay
Milk Babies in Hollywood Milk Feeds Babes in Arms Set
In Hollywood the healthiest group, the MG Ms. maDkrels, relied on abundant milk with more than 56 quarts consumed daily. TheBabes in Arms set featured the large milk intake as a defining element of its scene.
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Hollywood
Mgms
Two Shows for One at San Antonio Aztec Theatre Sneak Preview
Major west coast studios choose San Antonio for a nationwide audience reaction test. A preview of Tomorrow Comes will screen at the Aztec Theatre at 10 p.m. on Thursday after the final show. Attendees can stay for a sneak preview and submit reaction comments via cards in the lobby, with Aztec prizes awarded.
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Chess
San Antonio
Aztec Theater
Boomy
Kid From Kokomo opens Tuesday at Palace theater
The story of a boy who longs for a mother is presented in The Kid From Kokomo, opening Tuesday at the Palace. Wayne Morton, Joan Blondell, and Pat O'Brien star in a plot where a country boy travels to the city, is persuaded to fight, and seeks his mother who left years earlier. O'Brien kills May Robson to pose as Morris' mother, setting the drama in motion.
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Tela
Koktamno
Palace Theater
Wayne Mortl
Joan Blondel
Pat O'Drenare
Wayne
O'Brien
Walt
May Robson
Morris
Mine Memento On Ring Worn By Star
A garbled report notes a famous actor wearing a ring as a keepsake during a tense event. It mentions a diamond-like coal motif and references to underground danger and a long job in Holland. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for full facts.
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Hinde
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Simony Siwet
France
Elsa
Elsa Maxweld
New York
Ising Gown
Wien
Gurba
Iail
Cialden Boy
Cialden
Severn
Atagnis
Jas Ann Gheridas
Uitta
Arizone
Weslay
Columbia
Tucson
Wes
Uecon
Buby Sandy
Linda Ware
Tory
Abieley Temple
Geanna Durbin
Richem
Cleser
Micludhig
Donna Jeah
Donnie Duregus
Baby Wil- Nang Portson
Ail Uip
Irene Duana
Aztec
Danning
Stanley
Majestic
Sam Woolford
Scatth
Geubtei
Reneitankien Caaialine
Claire Trevor
George Rath Po
the Texas
George
Claire
Dick Foran
Henry Aractta
Victor Jory
Joe Sawyer
Siiney Ridges
Mary Forbes
George Chandler
Jimy
Alice Faye
al Jolson
Gave Autry
Sunting
Mongsy
Kokomo
Harry Botlover
Myria
Hollaver
George Rett
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