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...told me to go to Hell...
Seldom does Senator Huey Pierce Long publicly admit that anyone has told him to "go to Hell." Yet last week he announced the fact with evident delight. His own man, Governor Oscar Kelly Allen, had, he said, given him that unpleasant consignment...
Threatened by the courts with jail if he did not remove the troops, Boss Long went to Baton Rouge, saw his friend Governor Allen, emerged beaming: "The Governor called in his bodyguard and defied me. He told me to go to Hell." Score for the first week of "war" in New Orleans: killed, 0; injured...
When Jean Harlow first appeared in cinema, half undressed, as the sex-menace in Hell's Angels, it was clear that Holly wood would find a niche for her. The remarkable thing about her subsequent career is that, instead of becoming Hollywood's No. 1 siren, she has become its No. 1 comedienne. In The Girl from Missouri, written by Anita Loos & John Emerson, Lionel Barrymore wiggles his eyebrows as skillfully as ever, and Franchot Tone, as usual, gives an ingratiatingly juvenile performance. But it is the presence of Jean Harlow that supplies the picture with its vital humor. Good...
...Explorer, resembling a gigantic exclamation point, took off at 5:45 a. m.. and behaved badly from the start. Sluggish, she took two hours to rise 16,000 ft., then dropped to 14,000 ft. and "stalled" for two hours. After developing what Major Kepner described as "a hell of a list," she began to rise rapidly and by mid-afternoon had reached 60,000 ft. There she balked...