Jimmie Fidler in Hollywood, March 16, 1941

  March 16, 1941, Drowning  
  March 16, 1941, Drowning  

March 16, 1941: In one of the famous tragedies of Hollywood lore, Christopher Quinn, the son of Anthony and Katherine De Mille Quinn, drowns in a fish pond on the estate of W.C. Fields, 2015 De Mille Drive.  
 
Lee Shippey writes about philosophies in parenting – using Deanna Durbin as a point of departure.

Tom Treanor visits an orange grove in Covina where half the laborers are from Arkansas and others are from the Dust Bowl. They call the trees “bushes” and they don’t pick oranges, they “pluck” them, Treanor says.

How quickly Paul Muni faded from the box office inner circle, Jimmie Fidler says.

 

  March 16, 1941, Comics  

Is this panel from “Texas Slim and Dirty Dalton” by Ferd Johnson the inspiration for El Kabong? Note the “Bong!”

  March 16, 1941, Drowning  
  March 16, 1941, Drowning

 

  March 16, 1941, Lee Shippey  

  March 16, 1941, Tom Treanor  
  March 16, 1941, Jimmie Fidler  
  March 16, 1941, Jimmie Fidler  
  March 16, 1941, Jimmie Fidler  
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