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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
15
Hollywood reports that Mic Orsatt announced an impending divorce suit against Juno Lang blaming outside influences for the breakdown of their marriage.
Word of discord surrounds Miss Lang of 26th Century Fox after a six week marriage. Orsatt, her husband and the actor's agent, says a lawyer will file suit soon. He cites outside influences and inability to persuade Miss Lang to settle into a home.
William A. Wetzel, former principal of a Trenton high school, says Boston music programs prove effective at deterring juvenile crime. He asserts that boys who play instruments seldom enter juvenile court and that good music pursued seriously serves as a strong corrective feature in institutional programs.
Jimmie Fidler notes MGM lot culture on a Hollywood July day. Passes grant access to the writers building where Anita Loos chats with Myrna Loy. paymasters line the extras queue outside. The Tot tour includes a five minute world tour set with plaster trees and brick facades, while stars Nelson Eddy Spencer Tracy Allan Jones Eddie Quillan and Wallace Beery mingle during lunch with a bevy of guests.
A Hollywood correspondent visits multiple sets recounting Joan Crawford’s stenched music outside her dressing room and her autographing spree. Mary Dees plays Jean Harlow in Saratoga with eerie resemblance to the late star. Clark Gable praises the ghostly vibe while Lew Bogar and George Murphy share quirky anecdotes including a milk bath for a sick dog.
An ad style plea highlights the kidney system with claims of 15 miles of tubes flushing acids and toxins. It urges readers to seek a Desna or Doas’s remedy, promising purification and pain relief, with crude medical assurances and a call to action for over forty porte.
In Madison Wisconsin the state house backs a measure from Mrs Mary Kryseuk the lone woman in the Wisconsin legislature to elect a woman and a man as ward or precinct leaders The scene notes a publicity helper and a surprised male colleague as the bill advances reflecting party dynamics and female leadership within the political process.
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