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wanted to give Georgie a present after playing with him in "Bolero,'' she sought the counsel of his Man Friday.
"A friend shipped me some rare Chateau Yquem. Do you think Georgie would like some of that?" she asked Mack.
"Naw," answered the Killer, "Georgie never eats cheese."
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/^EORGIE RAFT has been chosen by Mae West to appear opposite her in "It Ain't No Sin," which gets started soon. Georgie will play the part of a boxer, and there'll be no "doubles" for him, says Georgie. He'll do all the fighting himself. Georgie has set up a regular training camp at Lake Arrowhead and expects to drop ten pounds before the picture starts. That will make him a good 145 pounds.
Remember, Georgie was "the first "tall, dark, and handsome man" to appear with Mae on the screen. She had a mere "bit" in his first starring picture, "Night After Night." Well, Mae's traveled a long way since her first and last picture "bit"— but for that matter Georgie hasn't done so badly himself.
THE recently married Andy Divine is seriously considering buying Director Bill Wellman's home, which is now for sale.
"It's a good idea to buy a director's home," Andy says in his funny gravel-voice, "because if you can't meet the j^ayments he'll have to give you a job."
FRANCHOT TONE has a cook named Clementine who hails from the Old South, and is one of the swellest cooks in Hollywood when it comes to fried chicken, turnip greens and upside down cake. And Clementine certainly has a sense of humor all her own. The other day she lost her key to the Tone homestead in Brentwood.
"Oh, that's all right," Franchot told her, "I'll have another made for you."
"I'm sho' the one I lost will be returned," Clementine assured him, "because I had your name on it, the address, and the door it fits."
And now Franchot is expecting a burglar any night!
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"YT7ELL, now we can stop worrying and "» go to bed and get a good night's sleep. Lee Tracy is returning to the screen immediately in a Universal picture called, "I'll Tell the World," wherein Lee again plays a newspaper role, and it's gonna be swell. Paul Kelly and Gloria Stuart are going to be right there with him helping "him tell the world.
TOGETHER? ^FIjRST TIME
Ann Dvorak is fascinated by microbes. Her heart warms to vaccines and she can't take her eyes off of streptococcus. Sounds like a chance for some people we know.
with Waiter Connolly and Roscoe Karns
. . . An unforgettable entertainment . . . the outstanding performance of two outstanding careers.
FRANK CAPRA
from fhe Cosmopolitan Magazine $»ary fcy Samuet Hopkins Adams
Screen Ploy by ROBERT RISKIN
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John Barrymore m"20th Century"
with casou Lombard uA Howard Hawks Production
for April 1934
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