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2 ' The Screen Guilds’ Magazine By SAIXY SAMIIM THINGS have been happening around * the Pox Hollywood studio. Bob Yost decided he wanted to go back: to writing. He did. This naturally left a vacancy at the head of the scenario department. To take care of this situa¬ tion, Big Chief Wurtzel created a pro¬ duction board to handle the operation of the scenario department as well as cer¬ tain production matters. Joseph Engel, well known for his motion picture ac¬ tivities, at its head. Milton Schwartz assisting. Philip MacDonald is dividing his time between an original story based on the Earl Derr Diggers character, Charlie Chan, and a story of international in¬ trigue, temporarily entitled “Twenty- four Hours.” Philip Klein and Bob Yost have fin¬ ished an outline of Dante's “Inferno." Now busy on the continuity. They are using the present weather as locale. Bill Oonseiman and David Butler are deeply engrossed in the further adven¬ tures of that twinkle, twinkle, little star Shirley Temple. This one will be call jd “Bright Eyes." Henry Johnson, lam ‘re¬ master, is collaborating. . Lamar Trotti, the Georgia Peach, is on a tour of the South, getting atmos¬ phere for “Life Begins at Forty.” He says Southern gentlemen are more in¬ teresting at forty than the Northerners, and so are the mint juleps. Deacon George Marshall accompanied him. Eunice Chapin, a swell novelist, is trying her hand at continuity writing. She finds it interesting, to say the least. There is an intriguing Spanish title which turns out to be ‘ ‘ Strangers in the Night"—an original by Dudlev Nichols HIS antique Feather Edge Pattern is a quaint !« made today, but having appearance of old silver. It is one Ines of English Silver flatware which we are now showing. RICHARD TUCKER Phone CR. 14629 .. Shown hy appoh jo my many friends in the motion picture Industry I am happy to announce my association with Wilson Atkins as co-owner of Hollywood’s popular BRASS RAIL CAFE. I will be happy to see all my old friends and fake this opportunity to let you know that we serve only the finest foods and beverages the morket affords. TOM KENNEDY. mymrmM'WMMmp to lo^pons muro At a meeting of the Board of Directors on September 20 the following actors were elected to memberships in the Screen Actors' Guild: Nedda Harrigr Pauline Lord Margaret Sulla Mischa Auer Queenie Smith Guinn Wil Irvin S. Cobb Florence Fair Eddie Quillan Bobt. H. Barra- Bay Mayer William Stack We are established at “Henry's” old location at 6321 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD Just west of Vine jams