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irector Dorothy Arzner talks lings over with Lucille Ball uring "Dance, Girl, Dance."
Clark Gable has at last found a place where he isn't bothered by autograph-hunters. He and Carole have been planning to buy a cattle ranch, so while Carole was away on her location trip, Clark drove over to Arizona to take a look around. He says that no one between the Painted Desert and the Petrified Forest paid the slightest attention to him. He is wavering between two ranches near Holbrook, one of which he expects to buy. He expects to keep a herd of five hundred cattle on the ranch, and he and Carole have arranged their picture schedules so that they can spend September, October and November of each year on the ranch.
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Shirley Temple, who is expected to sign a contract with Producer Joe Pasternak, the wonder man of the Universal Studios, was visiting the studio the other day and asked to be taken on the Deanna Durbin set. When the "take" was over Deanna took Shirley to her dressing room and ordered sodas for both of them. "I didn't know it was so much fun watching pictures being made," Shirley confided to Deanna. "It's fun to sit behind the cameras and not have to worry about anything."
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Margaret Lindsay is one gal in Hollywood who always has lived [Continued on page 70]
Frances Farmer apparently feels there's nothing better for relaxation than a comfortable position as she chats with Pat O'Brien and Cliff Edwards between scenes of "Flowing Gold."
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Shapely and versatile Paulette Goddard, after her comic antics in "The Ghost Breakers," really goes dramatic in "North West Mounted Police," her latest.
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