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Lovebirds George Raft and Norma Shearer, who 're thinking of doing a play together, razz Gary Cooper for using a cigarette holder.
Loretta Young out-Fraziers Brenda in a strapless black chiffon. How Tom Lewis, advertising executive, can talk shop, we don't understand!
Portrait of a starving man and his wife. The Humph Bogarts are exhausted from arguing over whose idea it was to dine out, anyway.
Irene Dunne is s.till being scolded for those hunches she played at the Derby. Well, lucky id love, unlucky at pony-playing, Dr. Griffin!
Pat Paterson, who's succumbed to the dark-hair trend, gets chucked under the chin by Jack Warner, Husband Charles Boyer's ex-boss.
Anna Neagle helps her Svengali, Herbert Wilcox, celebrate his birthday at a fabulous $3000 party which RKO gave at Ciro's t'other night.
Charlie McCarthy has to be nailed into bed the nights Eddie Bergen dates June Duprez, the lovely English actress. He's that jealous!
This Nick Grinde-Marie Wilson thing goes on and on, but it's not fazing their appetites — the strawberry sundaes are the last of seven courses.
When Virginia Bruce teased Hubby J. Walter Ruben about looking so "sour-pussy" in public, she didn't bargain for this sort of reaction!
As love-lit a pair of "just friends" as we've seen — Dan Topping and Sonja Henie. They go everywhere together — from Honolulu to Ciro's.
Myrna Loy, decked in a peppermintstriped silk crepe gown of red, white and blue, trips the light La Conga with Writer Jean Negulescu.
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