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Hollywood Filmograph, Los Angeles, July 7, 1934.

Marlene Dietrich as the cabaret singer in „The Song of Songs,“

a Paramount production, directed by Rouben Mamoulian.

(...) Cinema Quarterly, Edinburgh, England, Aug. 1933

& Movie Crazy – Horse Feathers – Love Me Tonight

      ... and now another Paramount Hit!

      Marlene Dietrich in Blonde Venus

      Herbert Marshall, Gary Grant

      Directed by Josef von Sternberg

(...) Paramount Ad, Film Daily, Sept. 12, 1932

& DIETRICH

      „DISHONORED“

(...) Paramount Ad, Film Daily, March 5, 1931

& Breakfast at Sardi‘s

      SIXTY or more women guests come each morning to Sardi‘s famous restaurant in Hollywood, are given beautiful

corsages at the door and are ushered in to enjoy a delicious

breakfast. Then they sit back to relax and take part

in a fun-filled program. This is the program you hear at 9:30 A. M.,

PWT and 11:30 A. M., EWT, every Monday through

Friday, over the Blue Network. (...)

      The show has no script. It‘s all informal and gay. Tom

Breneman, the Master of Ceremonies, who originated

the idea, takes the mike and wanders around the room, letting

his and his guests‘ remarks fall where they may.

(...) Radio Mirror, Nov. 1943 &

& Sardi‘s (...) Charlie Chaplin lunching with Henry Bergman

and his mother.

(...) Hollywood Filmograph, July 28, 1934

„Their chummy little party“

Editorial content. „CHAPLIN, DIETRICH, VON

      STERNBERG DINE AT SARDI‘S

      Charlie Chaplin dined at Sardi‘s in Hollywood the other

evening with Paulette Goddard, King Vidor and others,

making up their chummy little party. Archie Mayo‘s wife celebrated

her birthday at the same place, with friend hubby taking

part in the festivities. Others whom we noticed at different times

during the week were Marlene Dietrich and Josef Von

Sternberg, dining and saying hello to friends. (...)

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