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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1930
Page
40
A sweeping collage of showbiz tidbits from early cinema and stage stars. Bert Williams, Della Fox, and William Faversham appear among updates on Lillian Russell, Paul Whiteman, and George M. Cohan. Mentions of Mata Hari, entry into politics, and various theatre and film figures blend with quirky comments on editors, publishers, and social scenes.
A rough transcript from 1930 notes the era's political chatter and public outlook. It highlights debates on relief for farmers, election year tactics, and public interest in aviation and international events. The author references Hearst, Lindbergh, and Jimmy Walker while criticizing political promises and party strategies.
Sandie endures a curious caller in a sunroom scene where a tambourine leads to playful antics and a charity pitch. Mrs Stolars presses for a donation while Sandie improvises to escape, later meeting a composed suspect who asks for support and a magazine offer.
A long, cheeky missive from New York to Mutual partner Mr Mutter covers Hollywood gossip, divorces, clergymen, lawyers, and eccentric characters. It jests about Tin tiki drinking, a noisy dog show, a tireless car owner, and a centuries old divorce case while noting flamboyant millionaires and restaurant chatter in Tinseltown. The writer capers through encounters with George Acthir, Jack Oakie, Harry Cohn, Bill Haines, and Charlie Chaplin, ending with a plan to send more notes from the road.
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