Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1934)

Photoplay Magazine for April, 1934 The Fan Club Corner OFFICERS of the fan club belonging to the Photoplay Association of Movie Fan Clubs report that the memberships of their clubs are growing larger every month. Is there a fan club in your town? Does the fan club sponsoring your favorite star have a chapter in your city? If not, and you want information about starting a club or about joining the chapter of some already established club, simply write to the Photoplay Association of Movie Fan Clubs, 919 North Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. Members of the Movie Club Guild, an organization formed by seven Chicago movie fan clubs, write of many thrilling activities during recent weeks. One of the outstanding events was the Penny Social held at the Sherman Hotel. Members of the Tom Brown Club surprised Tom by sending him an attractive, especiallymade greeting card for his birthday recently. Ruth Fiffer, 905 X. Waller Ave., Chicago, writes that the Clark Gable Club, of which she was president, has been changed to the Agnes Ayres Fan Club. Fans interested in joining the new Ayres Club will receive a copy of the club's journal, "Stardust," by writing Miss Fiffer. The Bing Crosby Club, now in its third year, is conducting a new membership drive, the prizes to be given by Bing. Bing's fans may find out about membership in the club by writing to Fay E. Zinn, 109 Orchard Road, Maplewood, X. J. The Barbara Stanwyck Buddies are now issuing a club journal. Another interesting announcement from this club is that an Eastern Chapter of the Buddies has been formed. All eastern fans who are interested in joining the club sponsoring Miss Stanwyck are invited to write Dorothy Ulrich, 1310 X. 15th St., Harrisburg, Penna. The club president is Bonnie Bergstrom, 6805 S. Artesian Ave., Chicago. Hans Faxdahl, president of the Xorma Shearer Club, 1947 Broadway, Xew York, writes that his club is giving a nice photograph with each issue of the club paper. Carl Lefler, president of the Dorothy Jordan Fan Club, 819 West Center St., Decatur, 111., wants all of Miss Jordan's fans to write to him. The Bodil Rosing Fan Club is growing, reports Millie Wist, 177 S. Citrus Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Those interested in Miss Rosing's club are invited to write Miss Wist. Florence Seafidi, 92 Borden Ave., Xorwich, X. Y., is secretary of the Buddy Rogers Club, and wants Buddy's fans to communicate with her. The Official Joan Crawford Fan Club, 976 Fox St., Bronx, Xew York, received a letter from Miss Crawford stating she would donate prizes to the winners of the contests held in "The Crawford Chatter." Miss Crawford has made it a point to contribute prizes to winners of these contests. Star News from London [ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 73 ] Having pinned the " U. S. 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