Miscellaneous Blurbs

[Leslie Howard Quote]
The Film Daily, Wednesday, April 5, 1933

[Leslie Howard Schedule]
The Film Daily, Wednesday, May 3, 1933

[Leslie Howard Joins AMPAS]
The Film Daily, Thursday, May 18, 1933

[Leslie Howard signs on for three films with Warners]
The Film Daily, Monday, May 29, 1933

[Hal Wallis Named Production Head of Warners]
The Film Daily, Wednesday, June 7, 1933

[Leslie Howard Travels By Boat From LA to NYC]
The Film Daily, Thursday, June 8, 1933

[Leslie Howard On His Way to London]
The Film Daily, Monday, June 26, 1933

[Leslie Howard Arrives In NYC]
The Film Daily, Wednesday, June 28, 1933

[Leslie Howard Quote]
The Film Daily, Friday, July 7, 1933

[Warner Bros. Advertising its Stars]
The Film Daily, Tuesday, July 11, 1933

[Leslie Howard Signs Contract with Warners]
The Film Daily, Wednesday, July 12, 1933

[Ad for Warners Season]
The Film Daily, Monday, July 31, 1933

[Leslie Howard Announced to Star in British Agent, 1934 and As The Earth Turns, 1934]
The Film Daily, Tuesday, August 1, 1933

[Leslie Howard Mentioned as Possible Cast
Member in The Return of the Terror, 1934]
The Film Daily, Saturday, August 12, 1933

[Misprint in Ad for First Love, 1939. Should Be Lewis Howard.]
The Film Daily Cavalcade, 1939

[Announcement by Warner Bros. of Upcoming
Features for 1934-1935 that Were Never Made]
The Film Daily Production Guide and Director's Annual, 1934

[Unusual Advertisement]
The 1933 Film Daily Year Book of Motion Pictures

[Leslie Howard Guest Speaker at National
Board of Review Annual Meeting, 1932]
The 1933 Film Daily Year Book of Motion Pictures

[Leslie Howard Recognized for Two Stand Out Performances in 1933]
The 1934 Film Daily Year Book of Motion Pictures

[Leslie Howard Advertisement]
The 1934 Film Daily Year Book of Motion Pictures

[Leslie Howard's birthday was always erroneously reported
as April 24 instead of the correct date of April 3]
The 1934 Film Daily Year Book of Motion Picutres

[GLadstone 3117 for Leslie Howard]
The 1935 Film Daily Year Book of Motion Pictures

[Finally in 1936 Leslie Howard's date of birth was correctly reported]
The 1936 Film Daily Year Book of Motion Pictures

[America vs England]
Film-Lovers' Annual, 1933

[Leslie Howard Biography]
Film-Lovers' Annual, 1933

[Leslie Howard Ideal Romantic]
Film-Lovers' Annual, 1933

[Howard Stars Himself and Marge Dries Her Tears]
Hollywood, July, 1934

[Leslie Howard Neighbor Kidnapped]
Hollywood, August, 1934

[Humphrey Bogart entry noting association with Leslie Howard]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[Adrian Brunel entry noting association with Leslie Howard]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[Leslie Howard entry with incorrect date of birth]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[M. C. Levee entry noting resumé and clients including Leslie Howard]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[Money Making Stars of 1936]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[Leslie Howard One of Founding Governors
of British Institute of Cinematography]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[Money Making Stars of British Made Pictures of 1936]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[Leslie Howard on Board of Directors of The Mayfair Club]
International Motion Picture Almanac, 1937 - 1938

[Leslie Howard Listed as One of Two Directors
of Pascal Films Productions, Ltd.]
Kinematograph Year Book, 1938

[Leslie Howard Mention in MGM Ad]
Modern Screen, August, 1931

[Leslie Howard mention in article about Conchita Montenegro]
Modern Screen, December, 1931

[Leslie Howard Prefers the Theatre]
Modern Screen, April, 1932

[Leslie Howard in the Hospital]
Modern Screen, February, 1933

[Leslie Howard Hates Spinach]
Modern Screen, April, 1933

[I'm Just Here for the Violin Lessons]
Modern Screen, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard Causes Hearts to Flutter]
Modern Screen, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard Signs Long-Term Contract]
Modern Screen, August, 1933

[Leslie Howard Goings On]
Modern Screen, August, 1933

[Hollywood Hijinks]
Modern Screen, April, 1934

[Hollywood's Handsomest?]
Modern Screen, August, 1934

[Not Leslie Howard Apparently]
Modern Screen cont'd, August, 1934

[Leslie Howard Mention in Eddie Cantor Interview]
Modern Screen, December, 1934

[Leslie Howard with Warners in 1934]
Modern Screen, December, 1934

[Psychic Prognostication]
Modern Screen, January, 1935

[Leslie Howard Is One Romantic Guy]
Modern Screen, June, 1935

[Leslie Howard Voted Favorite Author]
Modern Screen, February, 1936

[John Howard Concerned About Being
Confused with Leslie Howard]
Modern Screen, April, 1936

[The Duty of Wives]
Modern Screen, June, 1936

[Leslie and His Health]
Modern Screen, June, 1936

[Leslie Howard's an Extra in Franchot Tone's The Unguarded Hour]
Modern Screen, July, 1936

[John Beal aspires to be like Leslie Howard]
Modern Screen, October, 1936

[Leslie Howard in a photo included in an article about Norma Shearer
after the death of Irving Thalberg who produced Romeo and Juliet, 1936]
Modern Screen, December, 1936

[Leslie Howard mention regarding his insistence that
Humphrey Bogart play Duke Mantee in The Petrified Forest, 1936]
Modern Screen, December, 1936

[Leslie Howard is not exactly the cave man type]
Modern Screen, January, 1937

[Leslie Howard's ability to leave Hollywood for a year and pick up right where he left off]
Modern Screen, February, 1937

[Interesting article about Eric Blore that has a 1 degree of separation from
Leslie Howard during WWI. It seems that Blore married one of Howard's
fellow cast members in the 1917 production of Under Cover. Her name was
Violet Winter. Unfortunately, she died while Blore was away fighting the war.
Howard and Blore appeared together in It's Love I'm After, 1937]

[Leslie Howard Has a Fan in Tallulah Bankhead]
Motion Picture, September, 1932

[Leslie Howard Favors Theatre]
Motion Picture, October, 1932

[And Leslie Howard is Back to Hollywood]
Motion Picture, November, 1932

[Leslie Howard All-Around Nice Guy]
Motion Picture, December, 1932

[Leslie Howard Benefits from Avoiding a Studio Contract]
Motion Picture, June, 1933

[Leslie Howard Off to England]
Motion Picture, August, 1933

[Leslie Howard vs Clark Gable]
Motion Picture, September, 1933

[Leslie Howard Studio Favorite]
Motion Picture, September, 1933

[Leslie Howard vs Clark Gable]
Motion Picture, October, 1933

[Leslie Howard Full Page Picture]
Motion Picture, December, 1933

[Leslie Howard Has Sex Appeal]
Motion Picture, December, 1933

[Leslie Howard Whereabouts]
Motion Picture, January, 1934

[Leslie Howard Whereabouts]
Motion Picture, February, 1934

[Leslie Howard First Choice for Anthony Adverse, 1936]
Motion Picture, March, 1934

[Still in the running for Anthony Adverse, 1936]
Motion Picture, May, 1934

[Noteworthy News—The Sightless Have Taste, Too]
Motion Picture, May, 1934

[Leslie Howard Favored at Oscars]
Motion Picture, June, 1934

[The Girl Who "Knew" Leslie]
Motion Picture, June, 1934

[Leslie Howard Whereabouts]
Motion Picture, August, 1934

[Leslie Howard Compared to Valentino]
Motion Picture, September, 1934

[Hollywood's Influx of British Actors]
Motion Picture, December, 1935

[Henry Wilcoxon When In Rome]
Motion Picture, January, 1936

[Broadway Plays Adapted to Movies]
Motion Picture, January, 1936

[Leslie Howard was to return to England as
WWII neared never to return to the US again]
Motion Picture, December, 1939

[Listing of Wilfred Noy, Leslie Howard's uncle,
but Leslie Howard isn't listed]
Motion Picture News Blue Book, 1929

[Listing of Wilfred Noy, Leslie Howard's uncle,
but Leslie Howard still isn't listed]
Motion Picture News Blue Book, 1930

[Leslie Howard More Brains Than Brawn]
Movie Classic, September, 1932

[Leslie Howard Corrects the Record]
Movie Classic, September, 1932

[Leslie Howard Bio]
Movie Classic, March 1933

[Leslie Howard Heart Breaker]
Movie Classic, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard 12 Best of 1933]
Movie Classic, January, 1934

[Why the Yen for British Men?]
Movie Classic, July, 1934

[Leslie Howard For Westerns?]
Movie Classic, November, 1934

[No Tom Mixes in This Group]
Movie Classic, November, 1934

[Leslie Howard Just a Character Actor]
The New Movie Magazine, February, 1933

[Leslie Howard's wife, Ruth Martin, Can Hold Her Own]
The New Movie Magazine, February, 1933

[Leslie Howard Competes with Robert Montgomery]
The New Movie Magazine, March, 1933

[Leslie Howard Example of Poise and Grace]
The New Movie Magazine, March, 1933

[Leslie Howard Swell Pal]
The New Movie Magazine, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard Off to London]
The New Movie Magazine, October, 1933

[The Howards to Return to Hollywood by October]
The New Movie Magazine, November, 1933

[Is Leslie Howard a Full-Fledged Star?]
The New Movie Magazine, February, 1934

[Will Leslie Howard Get the Votes?]
The New Movie Magazine, March, 1934

[Leslie Howard vs Francis Lederer]
The New Movie Magazine, May, 1934

[Brits Fit Right In]
The New Movie Magazine, July, 1934

[Leslie Howard and the Dickstein Bill]
The New Movie Magazine, August, 1934

[Leslie Howard Off to England]
The New Movie Magazine, September, 1934

[We Take Voices for Granted Now]
The New Movie Magazine, October, 1934

[Leslie Howard Among Hollywood Bad Boys]
The New Movie Magazine, November, 1934

[What Have They Got?]
The New Movie Magazine, December, 1934

[A Kind Word for Leslie Howard's Acting]
Photoplay, March, 1933

[British Invasion to Hollywood]
Photoplay, April, 1933

[Leslie Howard Answers with British humor]
Photoplay, June, 1933

[How Leslie Howard Makes Love]
Photoplay, August, 1933

[Leslie Howard Attends Gables' Party
at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, c. 1933]
Photoplay, August, 1933

[No Sassy Women for Leslie Howard, Please]
Photoplay, August, 1933

[Leslie Howard Compares London to Hollywood]
Photoplay, November, 1933

[Leslie Howard From Above]
Photoplay, March, 1934

[Not Sure What to Make of This One]
Photoplay, August, 1934

[Leslie Howard Enticed?]
Photoplay, December, 1934

[Leslie Howard Has Sex Appeal]
Photoplay, December, 1934

[Leslie Howard Favored for Anthony Adverse, 1936]
Photoplay, December, 1934

[If only a few actors could survive,
who would you choose...]
Picture Play Magazine, June, 1933

[Studio Financial Crisis of 1933]
Picture Play Magazine, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard vs Johnny Weissmuller]
Picture Play Magazine, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard Needs an ATM]
Picture Play Magazine, October, 1933

[This Never Happened]
Picture Play Magazine, December, 1933

[Leslie Howard Family Man]
Picture Play Magazine, June, 1933

[The New Love Code]
Picture Play Magazine, March, 1934

[The Art of Acting]
Picture Play Magazine, May, 1934

[Leslie Howard's Children to Remain in England]
Picture Play Magazine, July, 1934

[Leslie Howard Mini Bio]
Picture Show Annual, 1933

[Leslie Howard Jumpstarts Another Career]
Picture Show Annual, 1934

[Blurb About John Beal Mentions His Appearance with Leslie Howard
in Another Language, April 25-February 1933 and May 8-July, 1933.
Problem is, Leslie Howard Never Appeared in that play on either occasion.]
Picture Show Annual, 1936

[Leslie Howard Mention "They've Been A Long Time Married"]
Picture Show Annual, 1938

[Leslie Howard Mention]
Picture Show Annual, 1938

[Leslie Howard Blurb with Photo]
Picture Show Annual, 1938

[Leslie Howard Producer]
Picture Show Annual, 1938

[Leslie Howard Producer]
Picture Show Annual, 1938

[Leslie Howard mention to play Bonnie Prince Charlie, 1948. Howard
wanted to do the picture but was killed before he had the chance.]
Picture Show Annual, 1938

["Ten Years of Talkies" Multiple Mentions and Photos]
Picture Show Annual, 1939

[Leslie Howard mention in article about Humphrey Bogart]
Picture Show Annual, 1939

[Full Page Picture]
Picture Show Annual, 1939

[Leslie Howard's Plans]
Picturegoer, January 20, 1934

[Leslie Howard Passed Over]
Picturegoer, February 24, 1934

[Leslie Howard Back In Hollywood]
Picturegoer, February 24, 1934

[Leslie Howard Still In Running for Anthony Adverse, 1936]
Picturegoer, March 3, 1934

[Leslie Howard's Next]
Picturegoer, March 17, 1934

[Leslie Howard Travelogue]
Picturegoer, March 24, 1934

[Leslie Howard Statistics]
Picturegoer, March 31, 1934

[The Gold Medal]
Picturegoer, April 14, 1934

[And the Winner Is...]
Picturegoer, April 28, 1934

[Was Her Face Red!]
Picturegoer, April 28, 1934

[Leslie Howard In Demand]
Screenland, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard Observes Tea Time]
Screenland, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard Junior]
Screenland, October, 1933

[Men of the Moment]
Screenland, May, 1934

[Leslie Howard Amateur Photographer]
Screenland, May, 1934

[Keeping Score]
Screenland, August, 1934

[Full Page Picture of Leslie Howard]
Screenland, November, 1934

[On Remembering Lines]
Screenland, December, 1934

[Leslie Howard Has Clicked]
Screenland, March, 1935

[England's Hollywood]
Screenland, April, 1935

[Leslie Howard's comments in the article "England's Hollywood]
Screenland, April, 1935

[Leslie Howard Helps Claudette Colbert]
Screenland, April, 1935

[Leslie Howard One of the Greats]
Silver Screen, March, 1934

[Leslie Howard Takes The Cake]
Silver Screen, April, 1934

[Full Page Picture of Leslie Howard]
Stars and Films of 1937

[Leslie Howard Biography]
Stars and Films of 1937

[Leslie Howard entry erroneously reports brown eyes but
all interviewers always reported looking into his blue eyes]
The World Film Encyclopedia, 1933

[Leslie Howard's home in England eventually became Hurst Lodge,
the dance school his sister, Dorice, founded in 1945 and ran until 1970.]
The World Film Encyclopedia, 1933

[Leslie Howard's Home in England,
39 Onslow Square, London, S.W.7]

[Leslie Howard's Home in England,
39 Onslow Square, London, S.W.7]

[Leslie Howard's Home in England,
39 Onslow Square, London, S.W.7]

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