Irene Franklin has completed her role in RKO's "What's a Fixer For?" which marks Lee Tracy's return to the American screen, and she is considerably mystified by the excitement within the studio that attended /HUNGARIA.—Continental cuisine, Wi-kens, Stella Szirmay's arch estre. JESSFIELD NIGHT CLUB—Boder, -Stern and Dutch. Fi her acquisition. She says she does not know why she was sent for. She had been in Hollywood for five years without making an impression on casting directors. Giving up, she returned to New York to sing at Casa Mariana and during her engagement received a wire from RKO slying "We need you" She few to the Coast and was assigned to a part that involved two scenes. When she returns to Manhattan it will be Club. Sellers, Golshand Ignatieff entertaining. Laura REPALE HOTEL—Grill and dining for business tiffns and other to join Lew Cantor's musical show.
Virginia Weidler is in the picture, too. She is regarded as one of the more important of the child players and understandable caution surrounds her exploits. In fact, she is appearing only in close shots with a Chinese youngster, Camille Chan, employed as double. In addition to protecting Virginia from injury, the double permits greater speed in filming.
They make the long shots with Camille while Virginia is in the studio classroom, and when emerges for close-ups Camille dargoes the torture of education. The film affords Tracy one of those roles which brought him fame on the screen—he is a fixer for @ circus, "Fisherman'
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