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relates, "and was always pictured as the ruined woman in every story." Which shows you what kind of type casting they do for photographs.
You'll be hearing two of Hollywood's top comediennes, Elvia Allman and Bea Benadaret, costarring in a new situation comedy show, "The Simpson
Twins," come the cool weather.
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Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake are wanted for a West Coast television series which, if rights can be cleared and negotiations jell, will be called "Mr. and Mrs. Bumstead," and find them discussing in good Mr. and Mrs. fashion such humorous items as they find in the day's news.
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On the fall agenda for Vox Pop is a tour around the world, with programs to originate from the sites of the Seven Wonders of the World — not the Seven Wonders of Antiquity, but the Middle Ages — including the Coliseum at Rome, the Great Wall of China, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Catacombs of Alexandria, Druidical Temple at Stonehenge, England, Mosque Tower at St. Sophia in Constantinople and the Octagon Pagoda of Nanking.
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In a dog-eat-dog business like the band business, it's always nice to come across a story of real friendship. One of the longest and closest friendships in the music fields is that between Guy Lombardo and Tommy Dorsey. They even carry it to the lengths of sharing the same office in New York. Latest data on this Damon and Pythias routine is that Tommy Dorsey asked the Music Corporation of America to get his band a booking in Detroit for the Labor Day weekend. The reason — Guy will be there racing for the Gold Cup and Tommy doesn't want to miss seeing that.
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In July Radio Mirror's story on Twenty Questions, Ruby Sheppard's picture was accidentally omitted. It's Ruby who, by holding up a silent placard, lets the studio audience in on the words that the Twenty Questions players are trying to guess. We hasten
to repair our error: see picture below.
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A new Hollywood television firm headed by Joseph Cotten, movie star, has finished the first in a series of fifteen-minute (Continued on page 19)
Ruby Sheppard: important to Twenty Questions audience.
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