Word: cinemactor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...should see my son." boasted old-time Cinemactor William S. Hart, whose estranged wife Winifred Westover has custody of William S. Hart Jr., 12. "Why, he walks down the street with his mother and people turn and stare and say, 'There goes Bill Hart.' It makes his mother sore as hell...
Divorced. Ruth Chatterton, 40, cinemactress (Madame X, Journal of a Crime, Female, Lily Turner); from George Brent, 30, cinemactor (42nd Street, Lily Turner), her second husband; in Los Angeles. Charge: she lost twelve pounds the last week of her married life...
Will Rogers occupied a box with Henry Ford. Cinemactor George Raft sat with Radio's Father Coughlin. Bradenton, Fla. changed its name to Deanville. Two men died of heart failure. Children in Detroit were happy: a radio was installed in every schoolhouse auditorium to enable them to hear about it. A newborn baby was named Marvin Dean Gonda. The members of the Byrd Expedition at Little America learned that Funnyman Joe E. Brown was in Detroit. To the U. S. public, the meaning of this series of irrelevant events was completely clear. Two baseball teams were playing each other last...
Died. Ruggiero Eugenio di Rudolpho ("Russ") Columbo, 26, radio crooner, cinemactor, composer ("You Call It Madness but I Call It Love," "Is It Love?" "Now I Know It's Love"); of a bullet wound incurred while examining a Civil War pistol with a friend; in Los Angeles...
Married. Ralph Forbes, 29, cinemactor, onetime husband of actress Ruth Chatterton; and Heather Angel, 25, English cinemactress; in Yuma, Ariz...