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1934 USA: 'Don't go Hollywood ' Girls galore flock movie city to become film extras
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1:11Now PlayingDate: 13th December 1934
Location: LOS ANGELES, U.S.A.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: DON'T GO HOLLYWOOD
Los Angeles, U.S.A.: Gen. view group of girls waiting to see judges. Cu. pan. of group. Semi view girls walk to camera. Gen. view of judges. Gen. view of judges and group waiting in background. Cu. of elderly woman taking coat off. Gen. view of girls walking past judges. Cu. of stout woman past judges. Gen. view winning girls. Cu. of 4 girls.
Sound Effects: Off-stage voice describes story & warns people not to go to Hollywood.
United States of America; Entertainment and Leisure; Women
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