New York notes on stage stars and society life
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne return to their Wisconsin farm built from an old chicken house. Debutantes face photographers in Park Avenue as society magazines publish candid images. Betty Compton, Miriam Hopkins, and others are noted for careers, injuries, or studios. Tag days favor women, Chicago fair hype rises, and tastes shift around Twenty-fifth Street scenes.
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New York
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Wisconsin
Park Avenue
Betty Compton
James J. Walker
Miriam Hopkins
Greenwich Village
Michael Cleary
Owen Murphy
Tim Pan Alley
Cleary
West Point
Murphy
Notre Dame
Ona Munson
Washington, D.C
Dorothy Hall
Peggy Fears
London
Sixth Avenue
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