Gene Raymond's mustache has grown to the twiddling stage.
Most elusive man in Hollywood is Charlie Chaplin. With Garbo gone, Claudette Colbert rates that way from the feminine standpoint.
Clark Gable pays half of his gigantic salary to Mrs. Rhea Gable, which is why it is taking so long to collect the $400,000 he has agreed to settle jon the second Mrs. Gable when they are divorced When you miss: a movie in a Hollywood first run you have to wait only fourteen days before it shows up in the neighbourhood houses. In most cities of the country first-run project tion time is 30 days.
Mel Douglas was asked by Columbia to make a sequel to "There's Always a Woman," with a new lead-jing dy—Gloria Stuart. But Melvyn turned down the offer unless Joan Blondell could again be ce-starred.
So much confusion reigns at Columbia studio over the executive Cohens, Cohns and Kohns and the writing Riskins and Ruskins that President Harry Cohn has decided to number them all It makes life more bearable for the phone operator Rudy Vallee is credited with the discovery of Edgar Bergen and his immortal Charlie McCarthy. But very w people know that, after the all-important audition, the—curlyhaired crooner said, "Bergen, I think it's a swell act—but only good for once or twice."
"Women in the Wind," with Kay Francis, has cancelled its mainspring of a woman's air derby and will now feature a woman's race round the world. Because of Howard Hughes' wonderful round-the-world flight, you may expect an avalanche of such pictures "Tough Angels" is the title of Warner's latest epic of the air. No, it does not feature the "Dead-End" kids. "Angels" is air slang for ste ardess, and a whole bunch of them appear in the picture—Ann Sheridan, Anita Louise, Marie Wilson and Jane Bryan. Masculine support includes John Payne, John Garfield and Ronald Regan.
Myrna Loy has been married two years, and has only just indulged in honeymoon with husband Arthur Hornblow. This was the first time since their nuptials that both the actress and producer have been work free at the same time. And, at that, the honeymoon at Ensenada lasted a mere two weeks, as Myrna has to get back to Hollywood for added scenes in "Too Hot to Handle."
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