1944 in Print — Hollywood Gossip by Louella Parsons, March 18, 1944

March 18, 1944, Tender Comrade

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March 18, 1944

HOLLYWOOD, March 17 — Warners are going all out for American movies, and if you want to call that “flag waving” it’s all right with them. As Jack Warner says: “You can’t wave a better flag!” One of the first of the specials will be “San Antonio,” a saga of Texas and the Alamo which should be a minor sized riot where the Texas are concerned….

IT’S GOSSIPED IN MOVIE CIRCLES   that Columbia has bought “Burlesque” for Rita Hayworth.

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.

March 18, 1944, Louella Parsons

March 18, 1944, Louella Parsons

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4 Responses to 1944 in Print — Hollywood Gossip by Louella Parsons, March 18, 1944

  1. Benito's avatar Benito says:

    Bill Robinson, tap dancer extraordinaire, was “The Dark Cloud Of Joy”? Who knew?

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  2. Just thinking with bitterness how “Tender Comrade” was used as an example of “communist propaganda” during the HUAC hearings.

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    • lmharnisch's avatar lmharnisch says:

      At one point during the worst of the Red scare, Hedda Hopper criticized “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” as being un-American for criticizing Congress.

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