Above: "Prison Without Bars"—Corinne Luchaire, brilliant 17-year-old French actress with Edna Best in the drama of a girls' reformatory, reviewed on next page. Centre: Denmis O'Keefe and Florence Rice, stars of M-G-M's "Vacation From Love."
Above: One of the most hard-worked and popular of Hollywood's leading ladies is Virginia Bruce. Her most recent appearance was in "There Goes
My Heart." Bottom right: Prison With Bars—Four of the six "Dead End" Kids suggest that Darwin may have been right in this scene from Warner's "Crime School," reviewed on next page. From left: Gabriel Dell, Bobby Jordan, Bernard Punsley, Billy Halop. Bottom left: Judy Garland, to be seen soon in "Listen Darling,"
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Radio Record, Volume XII, Issue 34, 3 February 1939, Page 13
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110Above: "Prison Without Bars"—Corinne Luchaire, brilliant 17-year-old French actress with Edna Best in the drama of a girls' reformatory, reviewed on next page. Centre: Denmis O'Keefe and Florence Rice, stars of M-G-M's "Vacation From Love." Above: One of the most hard-worked and popular of Hollywood's leading ladies is Virginia Bruce. Her most recent appearance was in "There Goes My Heart." Bottom right: Prison With Bars—Four of the six "Dead End" Kids suggest that Darwin may have been right in this scene from Warner's "Crime School," reviewed on next page. From left: Gabriel Dell, Bobby Jordan, Bernard Punsley, Billy Halop. Bottom left: Judy Garland, to be seen soon in "Listen Darling," Radio Record, Volume XII, Issue 34, 3 February 1939, Page 13
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