:50:02
but she was a very moody child.
:50:04
But a mother always
dreams for her child...
:50:07
to have the success
your daughter has.
:50:10
She was a very difficult girl.
:50:12
Tell me about your husband.
:50:14
I understand that he is
a simple businessman.
:50:16
He must be so thrilled
and pleased...
:50:18
to have his daughter
achieve such recognition.
:50:22
John had problems--depression.
He drank.
:50:25
Well, Mrs. Fletcher,
thank you so much...
:50:28
for speaking with us today.
:50:39
Here at San Simeon,
glorious dreamland...
:50:42
of newspaper mogul
William Randolph Hearst...
:50:44
celebrities from all walks
of society sun or play.
:50:48
There's Marie Dressler
with Mr. Hearst.
:50:51
Always a popular guest
at San Simeon...
:50:54
Miss Dressler accepts a flower
from an ardent admirer.
:50:58
Along with her is Marion Davies.
:51:01
When she works, Miss Davies
is always dead serious...
:51:05
But here,
at this fabulous playground...
:51:07
She shows us her fun side.
:51:10
There she is with
you-know-who--Charlie Chaplin...
:51:14
always kidding.
:51:16
Although New York
is 3,000 miles away...
:51:19
Jimmy Walker appears through
Mr. Hearst's enchanted gateway.
:51:23
Another New Yorker
is Leonard Zelig...
:51:27
here shown clowning...
:51:29
with everybody's
favorite cowboy--Tom Mix.
:51:31
Won't Tony be jealous?
:51:33
Tony is Tom's horse...
:51:36
and we always thought
they went everywhere together.
:51:39
There's that fellow
Chaplin again...
:51:41
this time with Adolphe Menjou.
:51:44
There's Claire Windsor
and Delores del Rio...
:51:48
and a very charming
Eudora Fletcher...
:51:51
chatting with Hollywood's
newest dancing sensation...
:51:54
James Cagney.
:51:56
And what have we here?
:51:58
Only a beautiful lady
named Carole Lombard.