Hollywood Dreamers Arrive to Seek Stardom After Graduation
Hollywood writer Jimmie Fidler notes a yearly influx of hopeful graduates flocking to Hollywood seeking fame and fortune. He recalls a young woman seeking an interview with Darryl Zanuck and Louis B. Mayer, criticizing Hollywood’s saturated market and urging local theatre as a practical path to pro fessional acting before attempting national fame.
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Llywood
Hollywood
Darryl Banack
Louis & Mayer
Gough
Hollywood Alrady
Mply
Aey
Ord
Heatre
Friday Radio Schedule Fray with Many Shows on WTAM and WHER
A long list of Friday programs across WTAM WHER and other stations includes arts music and sports segments. The schedule features hosts Walt Bergener John Gurney Gene and Glenn Jack Starr Lucille Manners and Fred Waring among others with time slots from early morning to late night and various entertainment segments highlighted.
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Walt Bergener
John Gurney
Lowell Tosames
Gene and
Glenn
Studis
Jack Starr
Bob Millar
Lucille Manners
Hollywood gossip and TV radio listings mingle with society notes
A collage of star romances rumor a Beverly Hills home purchase and a dawning marriage for Paula Stone and Duke Daly. Julia Withers reports on film plans while Ad rienne Ames lists property signs. TV radio schedules for July roll in with programs across stations WTAM WHK and WELE, plus music and entertainment chatter.
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Paula Stone
Duke Daly
Beverly Halls
Tom Holt
Jim Purvis
Helen Williams
Arizona
Gladys Parker
New York
Hollywood
Jane Withers
WTAM
Neuas Music
Lisperanto
Boos
Waterloo
Cloutier
Pannie
Palmers Urals
Leo Brendbergs
T . Kash Pigny
wi-Cleyv
Columb
Simph
Lt. Poly
Cassidy
Aldrich Faewily
Peoples Pintirm
Jtan Stagers
Basebail Bie
iFeaisca
Charlie Wetarths
NBC
Istra
Sys . i. Be
Pamoar
Winchell
Goodwill Hour Playhouse
Wasie Noble
Sissel Franklin Lewla
Teyer
Lessler
King Lu
Jan Garber
Musee Ben
van Garber
Artie Shaw
Stan
Only Angels Have Wings at Rivolik Theatre
Breath taking romance and spectacular flying thrill ride in the Rivolik Theatre presenting Only Angels Have Wings. Spectacular aerial scenes and dazzling comedy collide in this midweek spotlight cinema offering.
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Rivolik Theatre
Kid From Kokomo on Capitol Screen at Capitol Theatre
A rapid-fire boxing comedy titled The Kid from Kokomo plays at the Capitol Theatre. The film features fast action and witty lines as the prize ring is lampooned.
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Kokomo
Capitol Screen
Capitol Theatre
Modern and Polish Music Sunday at The Hedges
Sunday program features Polish and modern music at 2 P M on July 2 at The Hedges. Admission 25 cents includes free dancing.
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the Hedges
Grafton Road Adm
Dolly Dawn
The Silent Observer and a Futuristic Safety Note
The piece mixes speculative ideas about safety gadgets and social trends with quirky dialogue. It mentions a new safety concept called Frozen gasoline and a station attendant asking for lumps. The tone carries satire about relatives, future changes, and everyday banter.
Doctor and wife plot to boost practice with cooking wives
A young doctor returns from a case and asks his wife about loneliness. She reveals she is gathering young wives to teach cooking and distribute the results to neighbors. He marvels at her kindness and notes her incentive to grow his practice. A separate note mentions an actress fined for picketing divorcing husband.
Sam Houston Defends Prosecution and Pledge to Pardon
Sam Houston defends prosecuting a Texas official and pledges a future pardon. He rejects criticism, asserts ample evidence for conviction, and predicts the appeal will fail before his pardon would prevent state prison contamination. He says he will intervene to keep the prison untainted by the accused.
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Sam Houston
Texas
Houston
Supreme Court
Local Humour and Moral Tales Mixed in Briefs
A humorous jumble features Julius Roar seeking a loan from a remembered friend who asks to postpone until he can help first. It includes ten maxims for good conduct, notes on a local manufacturer fighting sales pressure, a boastful salesman, and Tommie fearing dogs with a sharp retort.
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Julius Roar
Mr. Roar
Automobile Signage Echoes in Street Humor
The piece lists road signs such as Speed Limit 35 Miles Per Hour and No Parking Here and No Parking This Side of the Street, noted with humor. It recalls a New Yorker who was robbed of $250 in a revolving door, urging caution in companions.
Indian Demands Tepee At Elks Convention in St Louis
Louis Waldman faces a housing puzzle as W R MacMillan reports Chief Silver Cloud of the Shoshone seeks to stay in a tepee during the 75th Elks Grand Lodge reunion in St Louis. Col E J McMahon says Waldman will arrange a camping ground even if a hotel must be razed.
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Waldman
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