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EOPLE who went to the Paulette Goddard was there, in the
opening of Charlie Chaplin’s last row—she's Charlie's new lead­
ing lady, remember, and this was
“Modern Times’’ in New York her first big picture.
But she
are just beginning to recover ducked out before it was over, to
from the mauling they got on avoid being surrounded by enthu­
the way in. Nobody who siastic friends. Probably felt that
hasn’t faced one of the mobs she'd rather wait and see what the
that gather for these big tnovie critics had to say.
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openings can imagine wha( they’re
it seems that Ed Wynn bad a ter­
like.
Policemen
try their best to rible time trying to find some one
force a way to replace Graham
through for ticket McNamee on the
holders; they ride new series of
their horses up on Wynn broadcasts.
the sidewalk, to He won't be able
to say “Tonight,
push the crowd
back, and It surges Graham, the pro­
forward again. Ed­ gram's going to be
different,” because
die Cantor never
did make it, that Graham works for
opening night, and NBC and doesn’t
Paulette
neither did some want to leave.
Goddard
of the other celeb­ So-o-o, they tried
Ed Wynn
rities scheduled to attend. The out a hundred can­
Chaplin picture opened In Holly­ didates, and final­
wood with quite as much excite­ ly John S. Young was lured over to
ment as the New York one aroused. Columbia to act as stooge for the
gurgling Mr. Wynn, each Thursday
night from 9:30 to 10:00 over
WABC. The Plymouth division of
the Chrysler comporation is acting
as sponsor.
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from common colds
it looks as if Jimmie Cagney
would succeed in not making any
more pictures for Warner Brothers
No matter how many medicines —whether he’ll be free to make pic­
you have tried for your cough, chest tures for some one else isn’t set­
cold or bronchial irritation, you can tled yet. But Errol Flynn is going
get relief now with Creomulslon. into “Robin Hood” in place of the
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance two-fisted James, who, It’s said,
with anything less than Creomul- simply can’t stand some of his pres­
slon, which goes right to the seat ent bosses.
of the trouble to aid nature to
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soothe and heal the inflamed mem­
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
Everybody’s predicting that Twen.
is loosened and expelled.
tieth Century-Fox has the picture
Even if other remedies have
failed, don’t be discouraged, your that will break all box office records
druggist is authorized to guarantee for 1936. It didn’t cost much, as
Creomulslon and to refund your movies go, and there is no great
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screen star in the cast But—the
Dionne quintuplets are etarred, and
that’e why “The Country Doctor”
is going to make money.
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Ralph Bellamy—remember him?—
has a new five-year contract and
is glad to get back to the screen.
He’s been in business with Charlie
Farrell, and doing pretty well, too;
tlielr Racquet club at Palm Springs
Is a favorite haunt of vacationing
movie stars.
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Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson
Eddy did so well In that new rec­
ord-smasher, “Rose Marie,” that
they'll probably become one of our
most popular screen teams. Movie­
goers like her voice so well that
she's going to sing nine songs in
“San Francisco.”
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Franchot Tone is one of four
actors nominated for one of the
annual awards made by the Acad­
emy of Motion Picture Arts—a di­
rect result of the fact that the
public liked him in “The Lives of
a Bengal Lancer”; he’s had better
and better parts ever since that
picture was released.
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NO NEWS. NO GLORY
Jud Tunkins says he can't see the
ODDS AND ENDS . . . Who'd ever use of censorships. Even in a war
suspect that Pat O'Brien was once a there can be no glory without pub­
chorus boy in musical shows? . • . licity.
Now Alice Eave wants "brownette”
hair instead of platinum blonde:
wants to follow Jean Harlow’s exam­
ple and do dramatic parts, and fig­
ures that changing the color of her
hair will give her a chance . . . Clau­
dette Colbert has finally decided to
STOPPED UP
do "The Old Maid" . . . IFe’re to
have “If hat Price Clory” as a talkie,
due to coldly
probably with Clark Gable and H al-
lace Beery . . . “Anthony Adverse” is
finished at last, at the cost of $1,000,-
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