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Evening star., 1939-02-17
Senators Are Sixth, After All

OCTOBER-The New
championship with victory the Cincinnati
Series which Dividing
League were the Red SoX, who
The management of the Cleveland club fourth
nonced that Oueders Earl Aver
the market Troky Iyn Iarv
and Sammy Hale Pitchers Mlnar and Catches
ohe Hems and Frankie Pylak The Browns finished
surprising fifth announced they had lost
who beat out the White and Athletics
satisfied with
rebuilding process.
NOVEMBER. DECEMBER, JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH,
President Clark Griffith are
butchers that his 1910
team mbued with
bunting pitching and general defensive over
throwing York
APRII-This came in isn't IT.?
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Few Southpaws Are TOUGH.


"Myer," said Harris, ought to hit
about fifth now. For a while I
thought about batting him No. 2,
but that's tough place for fellow
who is getting along in years. Per-
sonally, I like the batting order I've
outlined to date"
One good thing about the batting
order, as Harris sees it, is the lack
OF good left-handers in the league.
Gomez is the toughest southpaw
to beat" AYERS Bucky. After him
ranks Grove, providing his arm
comes around this year.
"The rest of them aren't so tough,
Thornton Lee of the White Sox will
make trouble now and then and SO
Will Howard Mills of the Browns.
He may be tough to beat, Mills. But
the rest-Van Alta, McKain and
that group aren't good enough. I'm
glad Whitehill is gone"
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Tomorrow's Card
At Maryland
BASKET BALL. 7:3O.

BASKET BALL, 7:30.
Pos. Maryland. v. M. I.
F!--Georse Dewitt (s1) Paul shu 166J
GA. BenRoechea (25) B. Foster (44
C.-xE. johnson (27! o. Saunders G6(
g. Knepley t20 Andy Trzeciak 13)
Reserves.
Maryland-Gene Ochsenreiter 1b),
Bill Rea Q9l. Dick Shaf1er (29). Fran
CTS Beamer (2D,
v. NJ. Winston Coleman u),
Herbert Simpson (20). Eddie Stumpf
800, Nelson SAKE (33). James Shelby
(55).
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Hockey Results

National League.
Chicago. 1; Detroit, Overtime tie).
Boston Bruins, 8: Montreal, /.
New York Rangers, 2; New York
Americans, /.
American Association.
fulsa, 4; Kansas City. @. ,.......
N6n0Apolk. &: 9t. Paul d
Evening star., 1939-05-14

idiots Delight" and began The
Women
George Brent relaxes in the air
in his plane Humphrey Bogart
on the ground (golD . Robert
Montgomery journeys to his Con-
necticut farm :. Garbo to Sweden
or Santa Barbara Wallace Beery
is flying or fishing when not picture
making Eleanor Powell prefers
the New York theaters and night
clubs Jane Wlthers sWims and
hikes at her Lake Arrowhead hide
away Martha Raye dons a
nurses uniform and vacations in a
Los Angeles clinic.
And Ginger Rogers informs her
studio she has left toWn-and stays
right at home. which is the only
place where Hollywood star can be
sure of rest" in the real sense of
the word
(Released by the North American
Newspa per Alliance Inc)
Evening star., 1939-05-14

tCOntlnued From First Page.)
manner and-above all-oozes patti
ence at all times.
In direct contrast are such fellows
as Gregory Ratoff, William Wellman
and Michael Curtiz, who make great
pictures, but never have been cited
for patience. They're fast-talking,
nervous types, always on the move
and yet seem to draw brilliant per-
formances from their workers.
Then, there's the free-and-easy,
jocular type, such as w. S. (Woodyl
Van Dyke and Sidney Lanfield, who
get things done by a spirit of levity
that relaxes any sign of tension. Van
Dyke shoots swiftly-seldom max
ing more than one take-and still
finds time to handy practical Jokes
with his cast. Lanfield's direction is
accompanied by an incessant patter
of wisecracks. Just big cut-ups, both
of them-but look over their records,
and you'll see fun pays dividends,
too.
No director symposium would be
complete without reference to Cecil
B. De Mile, who's now nearing go
and getting better with age. He
still uses a megaphone and some
times shouts orders in a loud voice
that reverberates from one end OF
the lot to the other. Players fear
and respect him, realizing he's
equipped with telling sense of what
is box office De Mile has keen
analytical mind and explains every
thing clearly to an actor.
Love Affair" current hit, is
known to the critics as director S
picture" meaning that subtle
touches by the man behind the
scenes are more responsible for its
success than the performances o1
such able players as Irene Dunno
and Charles Boyer. The man behind
Love Affair" is Leo McCarey, 9
handsome fellow somewhat resem.
bling Cary Grant and known to al
actors as a "hush-hush" director. HI
stands around, absorbed in thought
His working crews talk only in whis'
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Seventeen Lead
For Betty Field

Betty Field. member of Para
mounts Golden Circle of new faces,
expected by executives to reach
stardom, has been awarded the
feminine lead opposite Jackie Cooper
in Booth Tarkington's seventeen,
soon to go before the cameras. Miss
Field was selected for the part after
executives had witnessed her work
in her first motion picture, What a
Life" directed by Ted Reed. in which
she also appears opposite young
Cooper.
Shortly after Miss Field, who left
starring roles on the New York stage
to come to Hollywood two months
ago, arrived at Paramount. word
went around that she was doing
exceptional work in What a Life -
She was first made a member of the
Golden Circle and then chosen for
Seventeen Stuart Walker is
producing Seventeen, which is
based on the Booth Harrington novel
of the same name. Louis King is
assigned to direct.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

With, Limey sWears with hands up
held, was John Barrymore. Great
guy, great wit, great pal, great mind.
One OF his favorite Barrymore stor-
les concerns the time Limey who
collects, of all things, autographs)
asked Prof. Albert Einstein for his
signature. The professor, who was
sightseeing on Barrymore set
waved Limey aside when he prof
fered his autograph book.
A little later, during a swanky
luncheon, Barrymore arched his
eyebrows, approached Einstein with
Llmey's book and demanded: will
you please sign this for dear friend
Admiral Limey Plews, formerly of
the United States Navy, one of the
lew men lucky fellow who can ap-
preclate your theory of relativity. -
EinSteln beamed and signed.
When Barrymore recounted, Limey
Evening star., 1939-05-14

asked: John, just what the hell Is
that relative theory of his?'
Limey's greatest bit of knavery
took place when he was assigned to
work with a noted director from
Vienna. The latter, imported with
more than the usual fanfare, was
given carte blanche by the studio.
Whereupon, he called into conference
his head prop man and informed him
that, since the entire story was laid
In Vienna, every prop and every stick
Of furniture must be of Viennese
manufacture.
Cripes, Limey thought, this will
break the studio. I'll have to do
somethin'. He did. When the pic
ture got underway, the exacting. and
soon confounded, director inspected
every article and discovered on each:
Made in Vienna"
Limey had solved his problem with
a rubber stamp.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

who do not demand high salaries
So perhaps that is pertinent for
travelling when it finishes its Broad
way run.
The two swing versions of Gill
bert and Sullivans The Mikado'
are of the type that must make
Ziegfeld envious in his present hap
py land, for they are novel pro-
ductions of an old classic, they are
both hits and neither is an expensive
production.
The musicals today have fewer
chorus girls but better chorus girls
They have almost no show girls al
all. those tall blonds who used to
walk around in a wisp of ermine
and do nothing else. They depend
more on plot. laughs and other such
contributions than on the person.
ality of star comedian.
Once a musical show was bull
around Eddie Cantor, Ed Wynn, A
Jolson or Bert Lahr. Today tht
Broadway hit musicals thrust the
stars into supporting roles. 1t cost:
less. The shows the thing now.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

pers. He tells little anecdotes to in
spire the proper moods in his actors.
King Vidor, staging brilliant
comeback with The Citadel" also
believes in complete quiet. with Moth
ing to distract actors attention from
the script, and the same system is
favored by Edward H. Griffith, who
goes to extremes in barring visitors
Many times he has kept studio heads
off his sets.
Most bitingly sarcastic of all di-
rectors factors seem to agree) is
Gregory La Cava, of My Man God
frey and Stage Door" His ready
wit and quick-lashing tongue can
make the most self-assured actor
feel the size of a thin dime But
you can't dispute his methods. be-
cause the two pictures mentioned
cracked many box-office records and
brought several actors to the fore
ground.
William Dieterle. who makes the
Paul MUM pictures, is handsome,
towering giant who couldn't speak
word of English when he landed
here eight years ago He explains
carefully and at great length what
he wants from his players and
often gets pretty mad if results
aren't obtained. He is the law, the
last word on his sets, and woe be
to the unlucky actor-star or extra
| who crosses him. He takes strange
dislikes to certain faces and occa-
sionally will order one of his stooges
to remove visitor whose counte-
nance CRATES on him. II just don't
like his face will be his only ex-
planation.
Another foreign-born top-notcher
is Michael Curtiz. who. like Dieterle,
manages amazingly well in direct
ing subjects essentially American
Dodge City" for example. A man
of many bewildering moods, he can
simulate anger in an instant and
get an actress whipped into frenzy
of hysterical tears. A second later,
by some absurd twist of the English
language (many believe studied, he
Will nave HeT Laughing ana ready
| for a gay bit
If the women stars could make
director choices many would name
none other than Edmund Goulding
or Georgia Cukor. Not that either
cannot handle men, but these two,
more than any others in Hollywood,
possess a certain gentle Suavity in
handling nervous feminine types
that calms and holds them in pace
Goulding and Cukor never argue,
but reason things out. Bette Davis
gives full credit to Goulding for
her triumph in Dark Victory"
Vivien (Scarlett Leigh wept tears
of bitter disappointment when
Cukor was taken off the direction
of Gone With the Wind" to be
Evening star., 1939-05-14


He's so full of stories about people
and things of the believe
world which provides his bread and
butter and gambling losses that he'd
be talking yet If I hadn't begged
off. "Limey," as he's nicknamed,
has been 'propping" since 1919.
His stories aren't all about Holly
wood. He'll take you to France with
a vivid account of making two IA
mile round trips-from the front
line at Vimy Ridge to the quarter
masters base-to get two quarts of
Scotch for general, and to his
home in Winnipeg, Canada, where,
for very sufficient reasons, the for
mer Prince of Wales asked Limey
not to sound the royal salute on
his bugle.
Limey was bugler with the VIM
nipeg Grenadier Guards when he
met an American lieutenant who
had been movie director. This
man was Rowland V. Lee, who told
Limey he ought to come to Holly
wood after the war and work among
the palm trees. Limey came, but
he couldn't get past the outer gate.
Next day he donned his uniform
and walked right in. They thought
he was an actor. He found Lee
and job.
Limey was born in Cardiff. Wales,
but was reared in Winnipeg. He was
delivering papers for the Winnipeg
Free Press when the war started.
The entire family followed Limev
here. His mother was the first to
become an American citizen and
she used to have great time roust-
ing Limey for being a foreigner.
Llmey became citizen when, dur
ing studio strike six years ago. he
had lot of time on his hands. His
mother made him learn the preamble
to the Constitution, but the exam
iner wouldn't let him recite it. Now
he's forgotten it.
The chief source of trouble in
Limey's life. he contritelv admits.
is-or. rather, Was-the galloping
doElinoes.
He concluded that ANYBODY who's
so unlucky gambling as he ought
to be lucky in love. He married when
he was 49, last August. and has
been swearing off gambling since.
He finally succeeded in quitting
three weeks ago-"and I've sworn
of for good this time
Working with such a variety of
temperaments as one finds on a
movie lot requires tact and patience.
For a prop man, ingenuity must be
added. Nothing. absolutely nothing
in 20 years has stumped Limey. And
he has heard directors make fright
full demands.
One time director had to have
Ming vaSe-a vase that would ring
like a bell when tapped with a pen
Gil. Llmey secured the art stores and
museums. Nothing doing. He was
getting kind of batty, going around
tapping this and that with a pencil,
listening for that Ming ring. One
day as a gag. he leaped up on a
desk and tapped composition lamp
shade suspended from the ceiling
1t rung like something Hung WI
himself might have run up back in
1868.
Within an hour Limey had con-
tracted with the lamp maker to cast
vase. Then he had an artist deco
rate it. Three days later. the direc-
tor discovered it wasn't Ming at all
but something, in manner of speak
ing, out of Llmey's head. BY then it
was too late to matter.
The greatest guy he ever worked
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Bette Can Not
Call Her Hair
Her Own
Davis Locks Hide
Under Many Wigs
For Film Roles
HOLLYWOOD


Everything else an actress pos
sesses she may call her own, but
her hair belongs to her studio
Bette Davis has been able to call
her hair her own only once during
the last year. Warner Bros. has
owned it tine fsat of the time.
The two-time Academy Award
winner now is ready to surrender
her hair to her employers for the
fifth time in year as preparations
advance for The Knight and the
Lady" Bette will portray Queen
Elizabeth of England in that pic
ture. She'll wear wig of red
ringlets in that characterization
Her own ash blond tresses will be
clipped short for the sake of COM
fort and fit
Bette began the sacrifice of her
own lovely locks early last spring
when she made "Jezebel," the pro-
duction that won the 1888 Academy
Award for her. Then she went into
The Sisters" and wrote a page in
hairdressing history by pioneering
the "up-do," She might as we'll
have worn a wig for all the resem-
blance her hairdress bore to her
own natural tresses in that produc-
ton. AS matter of fact, she did
wear rat" She abhorred it, she
confessed later.
The only time during the year
when Miss Davis could call her hair
her own was in Dark Victory" the
picture that has nominated" her
as a potential award winner for
1899.
Bette went from Dark Victory"
into "Juarez." She wore a raven
black wig as the Empress Carlota
Then came The Old Maid in
which her hair was her own, but
hardly recognizable as such. She
had to have a period "up-do" again
for that and permitted the studio
to powder her tresses gray as she
grew old in the final sequences.
Now Miss Davis is preparing to
sacrifice virtually all her locks for
the sake of art and Warmers once
more. She doesn't object. In fact,
she is enthusiastic about the idea
At the moment she's doing her level
best to convince her employers
that, as Queen Elizabeth. she should
do one scene in which the camera
reveals her without her transforma-
tion-virtually baldheaded,
1t is doubtful that Warmers will
permit their leading dramatic ac-
tress, who is noted for her con-
tempt of screen beauty, to go that
far.
Can you imagine" Bette chuckles,
"the Jolt audiences would get out of
a scene like that?"
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Stewart a Star

James Stewart will attain star
status at MG-M with the production
of The Shop Around the Corner" in
which he will star with Margaret
SULLIVAN. He becomes the studios
26th star Ernest Lubitsch will pro-
duce and direct the picture, but will
first direct Greta Garbo in "Ninotch-
ka' which starts within month. Ina
Claire has been cast in the Garbo
film.
Evening star., 1939-05-14

replaced by Victor Fleming, one
time sailor and circus man, who
refuses to humor the actor folks.
Directors are No. essentials on
the sound stage, but there's no
specific pattern to follow in moldine
one. A combination of marine SER
geant, psychologist, European dip
lomat, boxer and nursemaid would
seem the best blend of ingredients.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper AllianceD
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Graham

Continued From First Page)
grettable death of Irving Thalberg
Norma has seemed too restless to
stay put during vacations. New
York, Sun Valley, Mexico have been
visited since Norma completed
Evening star., 1939-05-14
To Be Announced.

Norma Shearer and
Clark Gable in
idiots Delight,
Patricia Ellis in
Back Door to
Heaven"
"Fishermans Wharf
and Mr.. Moto's
Last Warning"
Florence Rice in
-Four Girls in
White. "
John Barrymore in
The Great Man
Votes"
Adolphe Menjou and
Dolores Costello in
King of the Turf.
Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in
Ice Follies Of 1899 "
Paris Honeymoon"
and
"Tarnished Angel"
Martha Rave and
Bob Hope in
Never Say Die -
Nelson Eddy in
Let Freedom Ping"
Cartoon and News.
Richard Dix in
Twelve Crowded
Hours"
Fredric March and
Joan Bennett IN
Trade Winds.
Errol Flvnn and
Olivia de Ha vllland IN
"Dodge City. "
Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilland in
Dodge City"
The Lone Wolf Spy
Hunt and
Porn to Be Wild. "
Tyrone Power and
Henry Fonda in
Jesse James"
Irene Dunno end
Charles Boyer in
Love Affair. -
The Great Man
votes ana
The Last Warning "
Loretta Young in
Wife. Husband and
Friend"
Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in
Ice FollieS of 1889 -
Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in
Ice Follies of 1899 -
Cla udette Colbert ard
Don Amecne in
Midnight y
Loretta Young in
Wife. Husband and
Friend.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
To Be Announced.

Norma Shearer and
Clark Gable in
idiots Delight"
Bette Davis and
! George Brent in
Dark Victory"
"Fisherman's Wharf"
! and Mr.. Moto's
/ Last Warning.
/ Wallace Beery and
Alan Curtis in
"Sergean. Madden" "
Bruce Cabot in
Tenth Ave. KID"
March Of Time.
Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Havllland in
Dodge City"
Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in
ice Follies Of 1880 ="
Artists and Models
! Abroad" The Law
West OF Tombstone. "
| Martha Rave and
! Bob Hope in
! Never Say Die"
Merle Oberon in
"Wutherine Heights A"
Cartoon and News.
Peter LORE in
Mr.. Moto's Last
Warning
| Gary Cooper in
"Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife"
Madeleine Carroll and
Fred MacMurray in
Cafe Society"
Madeleine Carroll and
Fred MacMurray in
Cafe Society"
Stand Up and Fight"
and "Svlnp.
Sister, Swing"
/ Carole Lombard in
Made for Each
Other
Irene Dunno and
Charles Boyer in
Love Affair"
Loretta Young in
Wife. Husband and
Friend "
| Franchot Tone and
/ Franclska Gaal in
Girl Downstairs"
| Joan Crawford and
! James Stewart in
Ice Follies of 1889 "
Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in
Ice FollieS of 1889. ="
Claudette Colbert and
Don Amecre III
Midnight"
KAY Francis in
women in the
! Wind"
Evening star., 1939-05-14
David Copperfeld." I"

uJ anu hIlibu OIL.
Cartoon and News.
Little Orphan
Annie" and
Inside Story"
The Girl Down
stairs" and The
Saint Strikes Back"
Boy Trouble"
and Overland
Stase Raiders"
Trigger Smith"
and
The Long Shot"
To Be Announced.
Heroes of the Hills
and Burn EN- Up
O'Connor.''
Arizona wildcat"
"Feud Maker" and
"Ha wk of Wilderness.
King OF Chinatown.
Colorado Trail"
Dick Tracy Returns" :"
Boy Slaves"
and
Arizona Legion
Bruce Cabot IN
Tenth Ave. Kid"
March cf Time,
Boy Trouble"
and
"Flsherman's Wharf "
Bob Burns
in
Il m From Missouri.
Illegal Tramc"
and Men Are
Such Fools.
Bob Burns In
4 m From Missouri" "
Cartoon and News.
Merle Oberon in
"Wutherins Heights. 4"
Cartoon and News,
Leslie Howard and
Wendv Hitler IN
"Pygmalion p"
Trouble in Sun
down" and Almost
a Gentleman.
Bob Hope and
Martha Rave IN
Never Say Die"
Bob Hope and
Martha Rave in
Never Say Die
Beauty for the
Asking and Under
Western Stars"
Ma de for Each
Other" and
West Of Sante Fe" "
Irene Dunno and
Charles Boyer in
Love Affair"
Spirit of Culver"
and
In Old Mexico"
Boy Slaves"
and
Everybody s Baby"
Bob Burns
in
i m From Missouri"
Bob Burns
in
7 m From Missouri.
Claudette Colbert and
Don Ameche ir
"Midnight."
Florence Rice in
-Four Girls in
White"
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
MONDAY

son of Franken-
stein" and King Of
AlcatraZ."
Joel McCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck II
Union Pacific"
| Wallace Beery
in
Sergeant Madden.
Shirley Temple in
The Little Princess. y
Z Cartoon and News.
! Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilland In
+ DODGE City"
Errol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilland in
"Dodge City"
Shirley Temple
in
The Little Princess. "
W. C. Fields IN
You Can't Cheat an
Honest Man"
Errol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilland In
DODGE City"
Leslie Howard and
Wendy Hitler in
"Pygmalion."
Claudette Colbert and
Don Ameche in
Midnight"
Mickey Rooney in
"Huckleberry Finn.
Cartoon and News.
stand Up and Fieht"
and Nancy Drew,
Reporter"
"Blackwell's Island"
and
Spring Madness"
Florence Rice in
-Four Girls in
White. "
Irene Dunno and
Charles Boyer in
Love Affair"
James Cagney and
Humphrey Bogart in
The Okla homa Kid
Ginger Rogers and
ia mes Stewart IN
"Viyacious Lady.
Leslie Howard and
Wendy Hitler in
PyRmalion."
Fredric March and
Virginia Bruce in
Trade Winds"
Alexander's Raetime
Band" You Can't
Cheat an Hon't Man.
Mickey Rooney in
Adventures OF
Huckleberry Finn"
Loretta Young in
wife, Husand and
Friend"
John Garfield
in
Blackwell's Island.
Duke Of West Point
and King of the
! Underworld"
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Motion Picture Prop Man
An Extraordinary Chap
Iimey' Plews Has Been at 1t Since
1919 and Still Has Enthusiasm
For His Very Strange Job
BY Hubbard Keavy,
Associated Press Staff Writer.

extraordinary fellow In his lob
- ~ 'ON'
He neither magician week he
$ 40 plus much
Sometimes he has to fool his employers, too ' ~
is motion picture property
of
-
Evening star., 1939-05-14
THURSDAY

Thanks for the
Memory" and THE
Great Man Votes"
Joel McCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck ir
Union Pacific"
Irene Dunno and
Charles Boyer in
Love Affair"
Loretta Young in
Wife. Husband and
Friend"
Florence Rice in
-Four Girls in
White. "
Freshman Year"
and
Risky Business"
Street of Missing
Men" and Mystery
Of Mr.. Wong"
Priscilla Lane in
Yes NV Darling
Daughter. p"
John Garfield
in
"Blackwell's Island
Bulldog Drummond 1
Secret Police"
Stage-Delmore Bros
Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in
ice Follies OF $780,
Enrol Flynn in
Dodge City"
Cartoon and News.
"Zaza"
and
Juvenile Court"
Cafe Society"
and Secret
Service of Air"
Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Haviila nd II
Dodge City"
Wallace Beery
in
Sergeant Madden" !"
Robert Montgomery.
Rosalind Russell in
Fast and Loose"
Errol Flynn and
Olivia de Havil!and II
Dodge City"
James Stewart in
Made for Each
other"
M. O'Sullivan and
Henry Fonda in
Let Us Live. "
Test Pilot"
and Women
Are Like That"
Frances Farmer in
Ride a Crooked
Mile -"
Mickey Rooney in
Adventures OF
Huckleberry Finn" "
/ Leslie Howard and
Wendy Hitler in
"Pygm alion."
Shirley Temple
in
The Little Princess.
Evening star., 1939-05-14
To Be Announced.

Heroes Of the Hills"
and Burn EN- Up
O'Connor."
Bette Davis and
George Brent in
Dark Victory"
Jackie Cooper in
Spirit of Culver"
Cartoon and News.
Wallace Beery and
Alan Curtis in
Sergeant Madden"
Bruce Cabot in
Tenth Ave. Kid"
March of Time.
Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Hdvilland in
Dodge City
Joan Crawford and
James Stewart in
Ice Follies Of 1a3a."
The Young in
Heart and Rose OF
the Rio Grande."
Bob Burns in
I'm From Missouri" "
Cartoon and News.
Merle Oberon in
"Wutherine Heights 3"
Cartoon and News
RENEGADE Trail"
Pride of the Navy"
and
RENEGADE Trail"
Madeleine Carroll and
Fred MacMurray in
Cafe Society"
Madeleine Carroll and
Fred MacMurray in
Cafe Society"
stand Up and Fight
and Swing.
Sister, Swing"
Carole Lombard in
Made for Each
Other"
Irene Dunno and
Charles Boyer in
Love Affair"
Loretta Young in
Wife. Husband and
Friend"
Robert Montgomery.
Rosalind Russell in
Fast and Loose "
Edna Best in
Prison without
Bars.
Edna Best in
Prison without
Bars.
Claudette Colbert and
Don Ameche in
"Midnight.'
Tony Martin and
Gloria Stuart in
winner Take All"