Vivien Leigh and Robert Donat Get Statuettes Hollywood, Mar. 1 For the first time on record, it was believed, the annual statuettes of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the year's best actress and actor went to two Britons' today Miss Vivien Leigh, who plays Scarlett O'Hara, in "Gone With The Wind," was awarded the prized statuette for turning in the best performance among the actresses during 1939. Miss Leigh was brought to Hollywood from England to play the role, These master musicians continue popular at D. D/s, their delightful harmony and musical rhythm having a distinct appeal for patrons from the international community. They sing older favourites or the latest American importations, either of their own volition or in response to requests. Ferry entertains with specially numbers, from the bandstand or on the "Hollywood Cavalcade."—Great stars of and Web o "Charlie Chan in Reno."—Ear! Derr Biggers' famous oriental sleuth flies half-plays Of lovely but dissatisfied Way round the world to the celebrated women to track down the murderer Mr. Robert Donat, another Briton, was given the golden award, which is popularly known as "Oscar," for the outstanding bit of acting among the men in 1939 for his personification of the title role in "Goodbye M Chips," based on the book and play of the same name written by the British author, James Hilton Gone With The Wind," best-seller written by Mis Marga Mitchell was adjudged the yea rs best production—United Press.
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