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Nancy Kelly and Tommy Wonder looking quite intrigued at Cafe La Conga.
Letter from Liza
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our Helen Hayes has been playing Queen Victoria all over the place.) And it seems that the New Salem which the studio built some thirty miles out of Eugene is far more authentic, according to history (it has something to do with log cabins a7id stone chimneys) , than the real New Salem — the production manager proved that to me, though I'm quite sure the real New Salem is going to be awfully mad when it hears about it.
Raymond Massey turned out to be a swell kind of guy with a grand sense of humor. Just to prove that he was a good sport he jumped in the pig pen and petted a few pigs while I took pictures. (I'll send you one — but none of those "hammy" captions now, Mr. Massey might be se7tsitive.) I chatted with pretty Mary Howard ( wasn't she splendid in "Nurse Edith Cavell?") at a cocktail party that evening. Her petticoat was showing and I thought the womanly thing to do was to tell her. "Yes," she said, "Ten people have told me already. I like it that way."
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for November 1939
TAKES THE ODOR OUT OF PERSPIRATION
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