Color in Hollywood reshapes 1938 film outlook
In Hollywood insiders predict 80 percent of Class A pictures will be filmed in Technicolor, expanding color use beyond. Boudoir and mountain scenes join dramatic settings as studios test stars in color. At Paramount execs including DeMille and Lubitsch discuss color’s impact on careers, with tales of Rebecca Wasson and John Barrymore adding buzz around Wells Fargo and The Buccaneer.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Heaven
Cecil B. DeMille
Arthur Hornblow
William le Baron
Erest Lubitsch
Henry Hathaway
Wells Fargo
Rebecca Wassen
Wheel of Fortune
Rebecca
New York
Frank Lloyd
Frank
Lola Montez
Lloyd
Pacific Coast
Guaranteed Rheumatic Relief Claim Ad
A Standard Drug Company advertisement promotes OLD MOHAWK INDIAN MEDICINE promising full refunds if rheumatic and neuritis pain is not relieved. It touts six doses for arm and leg pain, twelve doses for stiffness, and digestion aids, with a $1 bottle offered for 59 cents and mail order at 15 cents extra from Washington and Broad Streets.
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Standard Drug Company
Washington
Broad Streets
Wellington Village Council Notes Sept 9 1937
Wellington Ohio council meets in mayor’s court discussing sewer dig plans for Grand McKinley and East streets. Town hall tool house to be painted. Fellowship supper set at Congregational church with host families listed. Edward Wells to discuss Hollywood sea films and acting wages after lunch with entertainers. Ridgedy Ann luncheon and Mete-N-Ette club plans, plus various briefs on local visits and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mayor's Court Room
John T. Daft
Grand
McKinley
East
Town Hall
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
H. L. Wight
A.W. Shields
Anverend
Wlil Baker
Daisewadaworth
Edward Wells
Overly family reunion notes and regional events
Mrs Mortimer Wadsworth and Mrs Elizabeth Dutridge attended a family reunion at Cuyahoga Falls with Alfred and Arthur Dutridge from Toledo. The Wellington District Sol stein Association met to plan ticket sales for the National Dairy and Percheron show at Ohio State Fair Grounds September 6 16. Tickets offered at 25c pre sale. Various local residents and visitors are listed from Mt Vernon Redkey and Indianapolis. An Indian peasant killed a leopard near Nagpur, leaving him unconscious near the beast’s body.
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Mortimer Wadsworth
Elizabeth Dutridge
Alfred and
Arthur Dutridge
Toledo
Cuyahoga Falls
Wellington District
Solstein Association
First Wellington Bank
Ohio State Fair Grounds
XS. B. Everson
Hrighton
Mr. Everson
Ira Lee
Brighton
Otis Lynns
Penfield
Denham Brothers
la Grange
Lake Avenue Hustlers Meet at Grange Hall
The Grange Hustlers held their meeting in the Grange Hall on Tuesday. Six members attended and discussed community activities and upcoming events on Lake Avenue.
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Lake Avenue
Grange
Grange Hall
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Jimmie Fidler
Tions
Piost
Louis King
Bulldog Drummond
John Barrymore
John
Barrymore
Elaine
Frederic March
Franciska Gaal
Foster-Fitch
Urdergrad
America
Foster -Fitch
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Freddie March
Hans Stienke
Freddie
Hans
Sar
McNaught Syndicate
Europe
Wellington Fair
Hamlin Women's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Doris Betts
Mete-N-Ete Llub
LaRue Biddinger
Amsherst
Electa Bair
Kenneth Young
Elizabeth Jones
Janice Alexander
Elyria
Robert Renfrew
Deborah Sul
Eugene Roach
Beaver Dam
Kentucky
Dwight Page
Bluegrass
Grace Arnold
Pittsburgh
AEWS
Floyd Mansholderland
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Je, Jackson
Ohio Coder
Charles Gegenheimer
Betty Jane
Norma
Virginia
Roberts
Redkey
Indiana
Mike Sherwood
Cleveland
Mike Zagorsky
Frank Provoznik
Stanley Miller
Charles Leonard
Short
Harold Starkey
Gunt
Joe Phillips
Dorothy
Anna
Togan, Ohio
Everett Croskey
Pennsylvania
Howard Behnke
Been Il
Nagpur
India
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
LEE Whitney CO
Les
Parker Parkette Fountain
California
Parker
Allen
London
Toffee
Stoner
BOS Grain
Webster Note Books
Soap Sale
the Standard Drug CO. Cor
Broad & Washington
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