Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Something Unique in the way of a Hollywood premiere was introduced in the movie capitol by Rosalind Russell and Jimmie Stewart, when they opened their new radio play, “First Love.” The two stars secured the names of a hundred engaged couples from the “Intention-to-Wed” columns of the Los Angeles newspapers and invited them as honor guests to their first broadcast. The two stars (center-front row), are pictures as they instruct a group of the honor guests in the proper closeup technique for use in their future married life.
Something Unique in the way of a Hollywood premiere was introduced in the movie capitol by Rosalind Russell and Jimmie Stewart, when they opened their new radio play, “First Love.” The two stars secured the names of a hundred engaged couples from the “Intention-to-Wed” columns of the Los Angeles newspapers and invited them as honor guests to their first broadcast. The two stars (center-front row), are pictures as they instruct a group of the honor guests in the proper closeup technique for use in their future married life.
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Something Unique in the way of a Hollywood premiere was introduced in the movie capitol by Rosalind Russell and Jimmie Stewart, when they opened their new radio play, “First Love.” The two stars secured the names of a hundred engaged couples from the “Intention-to-Wed” columns of the Los Angeles newspapers and invited them as honor guests to their first broadcast. The two stars (center-front row), are pictures as they instruct a group of the honor guests in the proper closeup technique for use in their future married life.

Wide World Photos, Inc. · [ca. October 1937]

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