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if Kotex can be worn on either side — both sides are fully absorbent.
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LOOKS like Dorothy Lamour has been reading her press agent's brain-storms. For Dottie is showing all the well-known earmarks of "going Hollywood" — and going fast. She's trying to break her contract with NBC and, rumor has it, is trying to break matrimonial ties with Herbie Kay. Maybe the fact that Paramount moved her into their star dressing-room, formerly occupied by W. C. Fields, has put ideas into her purty head.
W . C. is still tops around the studio. Drops in every once in a while for a visit with the boys and regales them with choice stories
of his travels. "Now the last time I was in Tahiti," he was musing the other day. "Er, by the way, any of you boys been to Tahiti? No? Well, that's swell! Now there's no limit to the lies I can tell."
M-G-M has been clamoring for Fields to be the wizard in The Wizard of Oz. But Mr. F. had to turn dozen that chance — and the $150,000 — because he's going to do a little opus for Universal, titled You Can't Cheat An Honest Man.
THERE'S a new and exclusive club at the NBC studios. So far, membership has been limited to the five charter members
Pablo Ricardo, Latin-American violinist, conducts two programs over NBC.
Fannie Brice's new home was decorated by none other than Baby Snooks.