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Norma Shearer

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Norma Shearer — Lovely lady from out of the Westmount, Canada. New York — not Hollywood — was the locale of her movie start, back in 1920.

   Louis B. Mayer of M-G-M saw her in a Western made in the East, and sent her off to Hollywood. There she met and married her production manager Irving Thalberg. Now there's Irving Jr.

   Her high-spot talkies: "The Divorcee," "Strange Interlude," and "Smilin' Thru." Next she'll offer "Rip Tide" with Robert Montgomery and Herbert Marshall. Then will come "Marie Antoinette."

   Swims well, is partial to small hats, eats yeast, speaks French well, wears her hair semi-bobbed and has a fascinating cast in one eye.

   Alluringly beautiful. Miss Shearer is one of the few women leading a professional life who has been capable of being a successful wife and mother at the same time. Holds the love of her public as Well as that of her husband and child. Deserves great congratulations.

  The New Movie magazine, February 1934.

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Norma Shearer

Photo The New Movie magazine February 1934

 Gallery of Stars 

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