FILM-STRUCK WOMEN
Robert Taylor Gives His Admirers the Slip THEY BESIEGED HIS HOTEL (Rcceiveff 30. 12.30 p.m.) LONDON, Aug. 29. Reactions to the liysterical reception to tbe fihn star, Roberb Tavlor, iuclude tbe appearance of hundreds of film-struck women, many with greying hair, who, despite aching Iliearts and feet, besieged Claridgie's Hotel hoping for his appearance. The only Robert they saw was one in a blue uniform, who told them that their idol was not at the hotel, having gone to Paris. One disheartened girl declared her intention to concentr^te on Tomray Farr. Mr Walter Newling, former Mavor of Eastham. says: "Not oiily were the women welcomers badly let down, but they let dojvu Englaud and Enali&hwomqn,"
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 191, 30 August 1937, Page 5
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