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ver Screen for August 1935
night they got all dressed up and went to the Rainbow Room, which is on the eightythird floor of Radio City. Janet thought that, like Hollywood night clubs, it would be on the first floor so when Gene shoved her into an elevator marked "First stop 50th floor" she nearly had a fit. "SShh," said Gene, "don't let them know you're from the country." Janet says that Hollywood with its one and two stories looked mighty good after that.
After a number of pictures Clark Gable arranged with his studio to let him have a short vacation and attend the wedding of his step-daughter in Houston, Texas. But two days of being mobbed by fans, signing autographs, saying the right thing, and dressing the right way and Clark was only too glad to get back to Hollywood and his old pants and his sweat shirt.
After a long hard summer Dick Cromwell, last year, set his heart on an automobile trip to San Francisco, so, with a new car and money in his pocket to have himself a big time, off Dick went scurrying to San Francisco. The day he arrived in the city the union called a strike, and, as you may recall reading in the newspapers, everything shut down, there was a food shortage, and worst of all a gasoline shortage. Dick couldn't get out of town, and he couldn't do anything in town. Well, anyway he did get a rest, but it wasn't exactly the sort he had counted on having.
When Madge Evans returned from New York she had to spend two weeks at Palm Springs to recover, and Carole Lombard, after a tour of the East and Cuba, collapsed at her mountain cabin near Arrowhead and wasn't heard of for weeks. George Raft gripes something awful around the studio about having to work so hard, and how badly he needs a rest, and then he gets a vacation and what does he do? He takes a Postman's Holiday and goes around the country making personal appearances, and if there's anything more wearing than personal appearances I don't know what it is.
Bing Crosby wears himself out at the Santa Anita and Tanforan race-tracks. He is famous for his genial disposition at the studio but, one day at the race-track, he was so infuriated when a winning horse was disqualified by the judges that he picked up a chair and in a fit of temper hurled it across the club-house.
Every star who goes to Palm Springs to rest and get away from it all is usually greeted the first morning by a studio cameraman and several boys from the publicity office who are out to get the "best still of the month." After posing all day, naturally the star has to go to the famous Dunes (desert night club) that night and gulp a few martinis, and after a few martinis naturally she will want to place just one chip on "32" at the roulette table, and naturally after that she will just have to gamble the rest of the night. The next morning she will have a complete set of jitters. But what the heck, it all comes under the name of resting.
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