Hollywood's Hellfire Club: The Misadventures of John Barrymore, W.C. Fields, Errol Flynn and the Bundy Drive Boys
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Magazines and Periodicals
Beranger, Clara, “The Most Melancholy Funny Man on the Screen, Liberty, February 15, 1936.
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______, “The Little Bit of Rogue in All of Us,” TV Guide, June 11, 1960.
Newspapers
The Los Angeles Daily News
“Half of Flynn’s Jurors Dismissed in Second Day,” January 13, 1943.
“Two Jurors in Flynn Case Charged with Perjury,” January 16, 1943.
“Testimony of Doctor Aids Flynn Accuser,” January 22, 1943.
“Errol Flynn Denies All on Stand,” January 28, 1943.
“‘Send Him to San Quentin, State Urges Errol Flynn Jury,’” February 3, 1943
“Girls Accuse Errol Flynn to Save Selves, Charges Geisler,” February 4, 1943.
“W.C. Fields One Man Flask Force in Court,” April 2, 1943.
“W.C. Fields Falls Off a Table,” April 8, 1943.
The Los Angeles Evening Herald-Express
“Flynn Witness Attempts Suicide at Hall of Justice,” January 15, 1943.
“W.C. Fields Guards on Snakes,” April 1, 1943.
“W.C. Fields Mourns Loss of Gag Suit,” April 10, 1943.
“Tell Errol Flynn Row At Party,” April 30, 1945.
The Los Angeles Examiner
“Seek Jury to Try Errol Flynn,” January 9, 1943.
“Flynn Case ‘Lingering Kiss’ Defined,” by Marjorie Driscoll, January 15, 1943.
“Woman Juror in Flynn Case Replaced,” by Marjorie Driscoll, January 19, 1943.
“Flynn Case Continues,” by Marjorie Driscoll, January 20, 1943.
The Los Angeles Times
“College Boys in Film Are Real,” May 8, 1929, p. A11.
“All-Star Cast,” June 10, 1929, p. A7.
“Ex-Director Arrested in Theft Case,” June 19, 1920, p. A11.
“New Revue at Pom Pom,” June 25, 1929, p. A7.
“George Jessel Picked to Head New Late Show,” August 8, 1929, p. A11.
“For Your Fancy,” September 15, 1929, p. H8.
“Society of Cinemaland: Lingerie Shower,” by Myra Nye, December 15, 1929, p. 22.
“Society of Cinemaland,” by Myra Nye, April 6, 1930, p. B20.
“Sadakichi Hartmann, ‘Ex-King of Bohemia,’ Still a One-Man Show,” by Arthur Millier, July 16, 1933.
“Tony Pastors’s Planned Here,” by John Scott, March 29, 1934, p. 12.
“Famous Theatre to Be Duplicated,” April 8, 1934.
“Tony Pastor Theatre Club Novel Project,” by Katherine T. Von Blon, May 7, 1934, pg. 8.
“Brush Strokes,” by Arthur Millier, May 20, 1934, p. A8.
“Melodrama Near ‘Century’ Mark,” August 19, 1934, p. A5.
“Brush Strokes,” by Arthur Millier, June 9, 1935, p. A7.
“Around and About in Hollywood,” by Read Kendall, April 23 1936, p. 10.
“Around and About in Hollywood,” by Read Kendall, July 10, 1937, p. A7.
“Around and About in Hollywood,” by Read Kendall, August 28, 1937, p. A7.
“Around and About in Hollywood,” by Read Kendall, November 23, 1937, p. 10.
“Worship Him That Made Heart and Earth,” December 4, 1937, p. A2.
Alice R. Rollins, “Antiques Santa Claus and Antiques,” December 12, 1937, p. C11.
“Art Parade Reviewed,” January 14, 1940, p. C8.
“Baroness Gives Dinner,” January 5, 1941, p. D9.
“Grandchild of De Mille Dies in Pool,” March 16, 1941.
“De Mille Grandson Funeral to Be Set,” March 17, 1941.
“Town Called Hollywood,” by Philip K. Scheuer, September 7, 1941, p. C3.
“Hedda Hopper’s Hollywood,” by Hedda Hopper, September 13, 1941, p. A6.
“Baby Showers Occupy Filmland’s Coteries,” by Maxine Bartlett, November 23, 1941, p. D10.
“Brush Strokes,” November 23, 1941, p. C9.
“Chatterbox,” December 9, 1941, p. A8.
“Joan, Olivia May Star in Warners’ ‘Devotion,’” by Edwin Schallert, February 25, 1942, p. A8.
“John Barrymore Taken By Death,” May 30, 1942, p. 1.
“Barrymore’s Funeral To Be Held Tomorrow,” June 1, 1942, p. A1.
“Barrymore’s Effects to be Sold, Give New Light on His Private Life,” by Harold Mendelsohn, August 14, 1942, p. A1.
“Great Profile’s Hidden Side Shown By Belongings Awaiting Sale,” August 14, 1942, p. A1.
“All Barrymore’s Clothing Sold Under Hammer,” June 29, 1943, p. 14.
“Artist Divorces Wife in Enoch Arden Role,” July 3, 1943, p. A1.
“Barrymor
e’s Pet Dog Follows Actor in Death,” December 22, 1943, p. A1.
“Virginia Medal Won by Hollywood Artist,” March 19, 1944, p. B6.
“Artists’ Row Rages After Judge’s Wife Gets Prize,” May 30, 1944, p. 7.
“Decker Displays Works Done in Five-Year Period,” July 9, 1944, p. C6.
“Hartmann, ‘King of Bohemia,’ Taken by Death,” November 23, 1944, p. 11.
“Actor Jack LaRue Hurt in Brawl Growing Out of Hollywood Party,” January 19, 1946, p. 3.
“Movie Dillinger faces New Suit,” February 21, 1946, p. 2.
“Scarlet Street Paintings Sent to Art Museum,” March 7, 1946, p. A3.
“Darnell Prima Donna; New Actor Sidelighted,” by Edwin Schallert, June 8, 1946, p. A5.
“John Decker Exhibits His Best Art Yet,” June 23, 1946, p C4.
“Flynn’s Scientist-Father Ready for Fish Study,” August 8, 1946, p. 4.
“Flynn’s Wife Parries Bligh Role Query,” October 29, 1946, p. A1.
“Friends Say Farewell at W.C. Fields’ Funeral,” January 3, 1947, p. A1.
Obituary for John Decker, June 10, 1947, p. 10.
“Artist Speaks Via Recording at Own Funeral,” June 11, 1947, p. A1.
“John Decker Studios Open Impressively,” by Arthur Millier, August 17, 1947, p. C4.
“Painter John Decker Leaves Small Estate,” October 18, 1947, p. 6.
“Stars of Filmdom Depicted in Paintings, Drawings,” November 16, 1947, p. B4.
“Art of Late John Decker Being Shown,” April 4, 1948, p. C4.
“Wife of Studio Director Gets Decree,” December 17, 1948, p. A3.
“Dwelling Sold by Film Star,” September 17, 1950, p. F2.
“Paulette Sandwiches Film Between Trips,” by Philip K. Scheuer, January 11, 1953, p. E1.
“Fowler Introduces Another Pal,” April 4, 1954, p. D6.
“Gene Fowler Scorns Pens That Drip Tears,” by Cecil Smith, October 17, 1954, p. B4.
“Deckers Plan Art Colony at Del Mar,” October 24, 1954, p. D7.
“O. Henry Series To See Mitchell in Title Role,” by Cecil Smith, April 14, 1957, p. G3.
“Widow of John Decker Divorces Another Mate,” January 10, 1958, p. 5.