Thoughts on Broadway idols and comic artists in New York
A rambling column recalls Broadway figures, cartoons and social figures from New York in the early 1930s. It names Garbo, Capone, Jolson, Luella Gear, McManus and others, notes friendships and caricature parallels, and includes a short item on Esther McCollum, a young female pilot from California. The piece blends urban celebrity chatter with cross-country aviation news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Broadway
Hope ‘Williams
Martha Whichinski
Garbo
Eva
la Gallienne
London
Eng
al Capone
Charlie
Gene Markey
al Jolson
Irene Bordoni
James Rolph
Nick Longworth
John Ringling
New York
McManus
Moore's
West 46Th
St. Louis
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Ryley Cooper
Tad Cook
Bide Dudley
Rian James
Boston
Hattie Bell Johnston
Fifi Dorgay
Bill Hawkins
Percy Hammond
Oxford
Hammond
West 42Nd Street
Fred Stone
Jack Benny
Phil Baker
Eric Hatch
Benny Rubin
Cleveland
Fanny Hurst
Miss Hurst
America
Dinty Moore
George McManus
James Moore
Clare Briggs
Mr. and
Mrs
Rube Goldberg
Rube
H. T. Webster
Ethel
Tad Dorgan
Brinkerhoff
Bob Davis
Irvin Cobb
Rytey Cooper
Ray Long
Hawaii
British Columbia
Ether
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Esther McCollum
Loyalton
Reno
Nev
Howard Firebaugh
Mise” McCollum
California
Sierras
Bberkeley
Cal
Sierra Nevadas
Bilow’s Market
Swifts
Fruit Store, Inc
Ohio
Premier
Pillsbury’s Best
Evelele Elelepere
Rome
Cloverbloom Sweet
Hamburg
Pure Lardac
Dixie Bacon
Rosa
TRE
Milan
Magnolia
CERTO
NAVY
Choice Michigan
Edwards York State
Wheaties
Fas and
Guthrie
East Broad &1
EAGLE
Korb and
Bellingham Cor
Aehortage
Hains
E.V. Portman Cor
Gulf Road
A.C. Hales
Middle Ave Cor, Ath St
RROS
Broad Street
Weber
Bellevue Creamery
Ee & Genuine
Salt Rising Bread Line
S Bakery
Broad ST
Wales Ave
Chronicle-Telegram