Word: hollywoodized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Probably the most famed cubist painting in the world is Marcel Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase, which now hangs in the Hollywood home of Walter Conrad Arensberg. Last week Los An-geles newshawks discovered the artist on the same premises. France's Duchamp, 49, was making his first visit to California to see once again the picture that established his reputation...
Good moments: the Ritz Brothers (cast by Zanuck after a Sunday evening session in Hollywood's Trocadero) singing The Music Goes Round and Around; Tony
Engaged. Jeanette MacDonald, 29, toothy cinemactress (San Francisco) ; and Cinemactor Raymond Guion (Gene Raymond), 33; in Hollywood...
Trend of the Yean Most significant aspect of last week's round-up of radio listings was the increasing tendency of some of the biggest and smartest U. S. advertisers to get their glamour this season at the nation's glamour headquarters: Hollywood. As evidence of Radio's Hollywood trend, admen pointed to a dozen important programs scheduled to be regularly broadcast from the cinema capital this season, in comparison with last season's four or five. With Radio thus definitely established in Hollywood, cinemactors gazed bug-eyed with joy at Variety's report that...
...program emanating on Sunday afternoons from Manhattan's Radio City. Policy of the program was to pick up cinemactors who had gone East for some fun. Top for an actor's appearance on the Lux program is now $5,000. Last June the Lux program moved to Hollywood. In its Manhattan run, the "Lux Theatre" had supposedly been administered by one "Douglas Garrick," fictitious character created for advertising purposes. In Hollywood, the "Lux Theatre" also had a dummy director, but this time he could walk and talk. While production was actually handled by J. Walter Thompson...