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Fairbanks. Sr. chartered an American Airline Flagship and gave an air party. With him. Lady Ashley, Lady Warwick, Edith Wilkersen, Kay Francis. They flew to San Francisco, had dinner and came back to Hollywood that night
Nelson Eddy and his Mother, Mrs. Isabelle Eddy at the Los Angeles premiere of "Romeo and Juliet." This was the premiere Norma Shearer insisted should be held, in spite of Thalberg's death. She said he would have wished it that way
Those inseparables. Bob Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck, at the Carthay Circle for "Romeo and Juliet." The crowd gave them such an enthusiastic welcome that the police formed a flying wedge to get them into the theater
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HEN little Arline Judge admitted at last that she had separated from Wesley Ruggles, she told her friends, "We just couldn't get along, that's all. But — our love isn't over."
Wesley seems to have a different idea about that. The very lovely girl he's been (discreetly) seen about with is a blonde who might be a brunette if she tried very hard.
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N the set the other day Nelson Eddy was playing solitaire when his call came. So shoving the cards back he stood up languidly, walked over to a lowhanging beam, and catching hold of it chinned himself fifteen limes. Then he went over and sang like a demon.
"So what was that for?" Director Gould asked him afterward.
"Trick of my own," Nel on told him. "When you do that you stretch all the
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muscles in the upper part of your body until they're limber, and then singing is effortless."
Jeanette MacDonald, who was listening, said nothing. But when she came in for the next scene she was gasping and there was dust on her hands. " I could only do it three times," she panted at Gould. "And now I'm so tired I can't sing a note!"
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RED MacMURRAY is going back to the soil instead of a saxophone — he's bought a big tract of land next to Gary Cooper's ranch and is getting ready to settle down with the new bride, Lillian Lament.
No one knew anything about it until Fred announced he would give a PropCrop party at his apartment.
' ' Props' for the new house," he told everybody." and crops for the new land."
But almost everyone brought a carrot.
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HAT big black poodle of Claudette Colbert's — she calls him Smokey — is in disgrace again.
When her new picture, " Maid of Salem," went on location to Santa Cruz, Claudette brought him along as a sort of companion.
On the second day he disappeared. She hunted frantically for half an hour, and then enlisted the aid of every member of the company. They found Smokey, finally, down in the village having a derful time fighting with a whole pack of curs, while a fringe of children whooped and shouted.
He'd lieked three and was beginning on his fourth pup when Claudette made the rescue.
And ever since he has stalked around her Holmby Hills bouse barking belligerently at shadows and being generally insufferable.
Now she has to teach him manners all over again.