The Washington times., 1933-01-31
Clara Bow Nav
Make Another
Picture
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright. 1888. King Features
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HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 31.-They'll
probably have to do some tall
talking, but Fox wants Clara
Bow to make a second picture,
Marie Gallant" as soon as she
returns from Europe.
Just what the red-heads reaC.
ton will be is difficult to say.
She reiterated to London news
papermen that she had rather
live on the ranch than make
pictures and that she was going
to demand plenty of action and
negligible amount of dialogue
in her next film.
Marie Gallant" can very we'll
supply that. Taken from the
novel of Jacques Deval, it is the
story of a turbulent French girl
living in Panama.
Other possible recommenda.
tions to Clara are the facts that
William K. Howard, one of the
cinema'S better directors, will
be in charge of the picture and
that Spencer Tracy, rugged but
popular Fox star, is practically
set for the hero. It was for
this picture, in fact, that Tracy
was summoned back from a vaca-
ton. He had to get off the
boat ~ Havana and head for
Hollywood.
There'll be nothing definite
about Clara, of course, until she
returns. Latest reports advance
the date considerably.
Hollywood Parade
Albert EinStein, who is a fido
dler as well as a scientist, was
one of the first to reserve seats
for Fritz Kreisler's concert here
next Tuesday night. The great
man specified that the seats
should be in the middle of the
first row. During Einstein's last
visit, two wags found his double
in a local tailor, dressed the
fellow in evening clothes and
had the Chinese Theater staff
i'll an uproar at premiere.
Very funny, that Dodge City
incident where Douglas Fair
banks, jr., held up the chief while
he completed a game of checkers
with a station lounger. And to
Chunk these rumors even more,
there's a telegram waiting at
every major station from Joan
Crawford. Sally Blaine has been
dancing at the Cocoanut Grove
again with Bruce Cabot. And
the Maureen O'Sullivan-James
Dunn billing and cooling goes on
nearly every noontime at the
Fox commisSary.
You hear that Corinne Griffith
may star in "Candlelight" for the
Beverly Hills Little Theater.
John FarroW won't direct that sea
story for R-K-O after all. Won't
direct anything for them in fact.
He's left there. Still as furtive
as neWlyWeds. Ruth Chatterton
and George Brent have taken to
the mountains. nobody knows
where and without a servant.
Oh, for the life of a pioneer. :.
Little Farina, remember his COM
ical black face? Will play in
the new James Cagney reform
school picture.
It's no use-Hollywood can't
hold Douglas Fairbanks. With
the weather too rainy to play
golf and with visions of st.
Moritz before him, Douglas is
getting out of here Monday on
the first lap of a European vaca-
ton.
AS several weeks work remain
on her picture, Mary stays here.
but will follow later-to st.
Moritz if the skiing isn't over
or to Rome.
Plans of the Countess FrasSo
are indefinite. She and the Don
aid SteWarts had planned to go
with Mary. Now they talk OF
skiing, too. At any rate, the
whole party has a spring time
rendezvous in Rome. And an
other member will be Gary
Cooper.
Did You Know
That Maurice Chevalier gave
the first jazz concert Paris ever