Film, stage stars tied to wartime media drive and romance on set
A fragmented 1940s Hollywood page links films and stars across Paramount Columbia and RKO. It notes Jean Parker Phil Terry and Barbara Stupwyth in Tropedo Boat and Ball of Fire with Krupa orchestra, plus Mary Carlisle Edna Ferber and new projects. It mentions a wartime drive offering free access to troops and Constance Bennett leading a movie store committee with Lamour O Hara and others.
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Jean Parker
Phil Terry
Paramount
Arlen
Mary
T Hat
Constance Bannettly
Dorothy Lamour
Jnon Footalne
Maureen O Hara
Joap Blendell
Claire Trevor Jon Bennett
Linds Darnell
Brenda Joyer
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