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A whole city is to co-operate in the making of "Her Temporary Husband," which John McDermott is directing for First National. The city fire department, the entire police force, and two thousand five hundred residents of Long Beach, California, have volunteered.
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Conway Tearle and his wife — Adele Rowland of vaudeville fame — have decided to make their home permanently in Hollywood and have moved the furnishing of their Long Island home out here. They gave an elaborate house-warming the other night at which Ethel Barrymore, Mrs. Leslie Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd were the guests of honor.
Helene Chadwick has the real-estate bug. She has announced that, at the conclusion of her present
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contract with Goldwyn, she intends to retire from the screen and open a real-estate office. Art and all that is all right, says the fair Helene, but there never will come another easymoney period like this in the history of the world and — well somebody else can take care of art.
After he finishes "Black Oxen" with Corinne Griffith, Frank Lloyd is to produce "The Sea Hawk" ; cast not stated. In connection with "Black Oxen," Lloyd says that he has found in Little Clara Bow, who was a prize winner in one of the Brewster "Fame and Fortune" contests, one of the real "discoveries" of his career.
Nearly all the Hollywood studios have shut down hard on visitors. One of the big producers has estimated that every visitor costs his studio (Continued on page 78)
Hoot Gibson, who will soon have his own company to make pictures for Universal release
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