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'lide, Scotty, Slide!" The |r member of the "Our (ang" comedies' baseba cib goes home on a tight jay, and, finally, makes it
XX DVORAK doesn't particularly care if the world 1 iiws she makes her own hats. mat would probably annoy ltr would be if it got around tlit she goes swimming in the i'ogether. . . It's her own pool, si why not?
'HE Arlens are going to get jut those old passports and 111 for England again, around lie first of May. Dick will do oicture for Gaumont British, jby will do the sights — again and the baby will probably I very well, too.
IXCE Barbara Stanwyck
left Warners, she is asking fcbty thousand for a picture.
iat places her practically in le Garbo class. There are
ose around town who say Barbara is takE not-so-good advice. Anyway, it never
trt anyone to ask — or else how would you
id out?
OSSIBLY Lee Tracy will learn sooner or later to keep silent about his boyhood discretions.
To a magazine interviewer he confessed justing" a window pane some years ago | St. Louis, Mo. The other day came a bill from the house
oger Pryor, believe it or not, wearing asses! As usual he's seen with the slectable Ann Sothern. He's been her >nstant squire for many moons. They 'e seen at the Riviera polo tournament
Ann Sothern had to live on a freighter for three weeks in the filming of "Eight Bells," but when Ann learned even freighters serve "three squares" a day, then it wasn't so bad, as the smile may well tell you
Here's Scotty again, with plenty on the ball, and it zips over the plate for a strike — and a put out. He prefers baseball to "pop" any day
holder— $1.75 — one broken window pane.
They had him. So Lee sent a check, not for $1.75 but for $33.50. Accumulated interest! But — could the interest have come to that much, or is Lee an octogenarian.
THERE is a youngster in Hollywood who will get along. He plays both ends against the middle — and finds it profitable. He was an extra in "Les Miserables." Only twelve years old. Director Richard Boleslawski offered him a nickel for every papier-mache stone he threw that hit Fredric March in a street stoning scene. The boy registered a half
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