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TATHEN Mary Carlisle got that long-distance trans-Atlantic call from Paul Mitchell and heard him say he was coming clear to Hollywood just to see her — she ran out of her apartment, got into her car, and went house-hunting.
She'd lived in that apartment for five years. And she found her new house — in Brentwood — in five minutes!
ENTERING a Sunset Boulevard market where he has been a customer for months, Jack Mulhall wore a smile from ear to ear. All the clerks smiled in return. It seems Jack had just been given the lead of Craig Kennedy, the detective, in a series of pictures for an independent studio.
Here's hot news: Director William Wyler. Margaret Sullavan's recent ex, is taking Luise Rainer to a symphony concert
"I'd rather have the praise from you boys," Mulhall told the clerks who crowded around him, "than congratulations from all the big shots in the world. You boys were my friends when I was down."
"The nice part of it is," said one of the clerks, "Jack means it."
TJOLLYWOOD luminaries have long since learned how to avoid the usual gold-brick salesmen who besiege them daily — but before small boys they don't stand a show.
The Columbia company on location to make "So They Were Married" got took nicely, it seems, and by the most angelic-faced little boy you ever saw. He came trudging down to the camp tugging a cringing pup on a strap, and (separately) persuaded every member of the troup that the animal was a find at three dollars. They shelled out one and all, but when it came time to leave, the only sign of boy or dog was a puff of dust far down the road.
|7RIC LINDEN has been making too many
trips to San Francisco lately — so the studio decided to find out what the attraction is.
Her name is Kit Hunt, they discovered. She's a writer and a relative of Kathleen Norris.
Eric's got a gur-rul!
Eric's got a gur-rul!
nEMEMBER Baby Marie Osborne, famous child star of yesterday? She is Ginger Rogers' stand-in now and bitterly sorry that "someone" did not hare foresight enough to invest her earnings where they could not be touched until she had grown up.
What, the very conservative Leslie Howard going whimsey? He's funning at Pasadena station, en route to Europe
TA7INI SHAW has been trying for months to get away to New York, the idea being to visit her three children there whom she hasn't seen in two years. Hut always at the last minute a studio call would reach her at the airport, and she'd have to cancel reservations.
So she had three phonograph records made of her offspring one as they dressed, one as they washed up in the morning, and one at dinnertime. Now her dressing room sounds as if an entire family were living in it, what with little voices chattering and
TEAN HARLOW is a smart Kirl
cind smart girls take no chances.
It seems Jean gave out the slory
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