Sixteen Years With Hollywood’s Stars
EVERYTHING HAPPENS IF A HOLLYWOOD
REPORTER JUST WAITS LONG ENOUGH
By ROBBINS COONS </P) Newsfeatures Writer
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(FIFITH OF A SERIES;
HOLLYWOOD—The years were
so short, and more highlights
were . . .
Waiting outside George Fitz
maurice’s home, in bitter cold,
while Constance Bennett took
over Gloria Swanson’s ex-hus
band, Henri de la Falaise. This
was the climax of Connie’s long
feud with the press — and with
Gloria . . .
The bathtub, slightly smaller
than a swimming pool, in Mack
Sennett’s private office at his val
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DIXIE LEE
. . . Mrs. Bing Crosby To You . . . j
BARBARA STANWYCK
. . . Watched Hubby Act . . .
LADIES’ AFTERNOON
and
EVENING DRESSES
50% Reduction
Attention
Deliveries are now leaving store
at 11:00 a.m. • 2:00 p.m. • 5:00 p.m.
Con Marche
Store
ley studio (now Republic* . . .
Beautiful Thelma Todd, the ex
schoolteacher whose death in her
garaged car provided a sensation.
... And ZaSu Pitts, of the elo
quent hands and motherly heart.
... Lighthearted Maurice Che
valier, who was so glum in inter
views . . . The early sorry Warner
talkies, with Sophie Tucker, Texas
Guinan, Ted Lewis . . .
Greeting newcomers Dixie Lee
and Dorothy Jordan . . . Dixie
played in Fox musicals and mar
ried Bing Crosby . . . Dorothy
became Mrs. Merian C. Cooper.
. . . Myrna Loy, when she was
MARY BRIAN
. . . Buddy Married Pickford . . .
playing Oriental sirens . . . Helen
Kane, the boop-boop-a-doop gal.
Sweet Mary Brian, teaming
with Buddy Rogers, America’s
boy friend who was to marry
America’s sweetheart, Mary Pick
ford . . .
Barbara Stanwyck, a one-pic
ture flop, watching husband Frank
Fay star in a movie—from the
sidelines. Barbara’s present hus
band, Robert Taylor, when he was
squirming under the tag of “Beau
tiful Bob.”
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PVT. H. TOMLINSON WEDS
LUCILLE M. HENDERSON
Pvt. H. Tomlinson, who is sta
tioned at the Nome Garrison, was
married Sept. 19 to Miss Lucille
M. Henderson, who is employed at
the Air Base.
Clear Heads Choose Calvert’s
DEVELOPMENT BOARD
ENDS SESSION
(Special to The Nugget*
JUNEAU, Sept. 21—Congress
men and various Federal officials,
as well as some Territorial agen
cies, will be well acquainted
with the Alaska Development
Board when they have dug them
selves out from under the snow
storm of resolutions that Terri
torial “progress lobby’ poured in
to the mails last Saturday after
! noon at the conclusion of five days
j of wrestling with current Alaskan
j development problems.
Antonio Polet, Second Division’s
hustling representative on the
Alaska Development Board, dis
cussed a number of the Seward
Peninsula’s problems with Devel
opment Board members.
Polet brought forth discussions j
relative to the projected plans for
a Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean
fisheries development, pleaded for
new efforts to get Nome harbor
and jetty problems cleared up,
urged action to get Siberian trade
relations reopened, called atten
tion to Nome housing needs and
urged consideration of a Terri
tory-wide plan for dormitory high
schools.
All but one member of the
Alaska Development Board re
turned home by air over last
week-end. Still visiting Juneau
and plugging for Second Division
interests was that Division’s mem
ber from Nome, Antonio Polet.
Fourth Division member was Les
i lie Nerland, of Fairbanks; Third
Division member was Wilbur
Wester, of Anchorage; and First
Division member was Jack Tal
BRIDAL SHOWER FOR
ESTELLE MAHAN
On Thursday evening, Septem
ber 20, a surprise bridal shower
was given £or» Estelle Mahan.
Twenty friends met at Mrs. S. Mc
Swain’s parlor of the Patterson
Hotel. Games of fun and laughter
were enjoyed by all, after which
Rev. and Mrs. Amundsen sang “I
Love You Truly” and “Walking
Together With Christ.” The beau
tiful gifts were unwrapped by the
honored guest which will ever be
a reminder of her many friends in
Nome. The occasion ended with
refreshments of chocolate and va
nilla ice cream, cake, cocoanut
bars, stuffed dates and punch. The
guests all joined in singing sev
eral songs, after which Rev. Cap
ener offered prayer. Miss Mahan
will be returning to the States in
the near future, and will make her
home near Portland.
ED DAHLMAN FINED
$500 ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Mr. Ed Dahlman, formerly an
employee of Sommers Construc
tion Co., was picked up in the Tel
ler area by Marshal B. B. Mozee,
for selling liquor without a li
cense. He was brought to Nome
and tried in the U. S. Commis
sioner’s Court, where be pleaded
guilty and was fined $500.
bot, of Ketchikan.
Governor Ernest Gruening
Chairman of the Board, flew to
Washington where he hopes to
make further efforts to carry
through the Development Board
requests of Congress and Federal
officials.
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