Word: rendezvouses
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June 27, 1936. The New Deal was nearing full tide, and Roosevelt stood close to his popularity peak when, in an assured voice that had mellowed since 1933, he said: "This generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny."
Interloper. Meanwhile, coony oldtime Producer Sol Wurtzel, formerly 20th Century-Fox's nabob of the Bs, had an idea. Long ago he realized that what he lacked in high budgets and Washington connections could be made up in speed. He has already completed, for Fox release, a Nazi spy...
End of the Line. In Baltimore, Trolley Motorwoman Helen C. Matterson sued her motorman husband for divorce after she found him, she said, at a rendezvous with Motorwoman Helen Tafe-in a streetcar.
All Hollywood last week seemed to have a rendezvous with the U.S. Government. In Manhattan the Department of Justice suit against the major studios, to divorce producers from control of theaters, was in its third week. On the West Coast, the Bureau of Internal Revenue was sniffing at the heels...
MacNamara won't be there himself, but the rest of the band will, and so will the whole football team and all the coaches, and all the students who want to cheer the team on to victory in tomorrow's game. It's the first football rally of the season...