HOLLYWOOD ON PARADE 1932 PARAMOUNT STARS EDDIE BORDEN MARY PICKFORD TOM MIX BING CROSBY XD44774

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Between 1932-34, Paramount Pictures produced a series of short subject films featuring the studio's stars. This, the fourth episode of "Hollywood on Parade", features Eddie Borden. Borden plays a postal worker who decides to deliver some mail to some Hollywood stars. He starts at the home of Richard Arlen and his wife Jobyna Ralston. Next, he visits Mary Pickford, and drops off a puppy for her "shipped from China. The two drive to the studio listening to Bing Crosby on KNX radio. Bing makes an appearance at 5:30. Borden then meets up with ill-fated cowboy star Tom Mix. Mix was the star of many early Western movies between 1909 and 1935 -- almost 300 total, with all but 9 silent pictures.
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[@Hyprmtr]

Poor fella, No one would give him a drink of water.

[@fromthesidelines]

Tom Mix appeared in only one other sound film: the 1935 Mascot serial "The Miracle Rider" [15 chapters], which is also posted on TH-cam. Mix died in an automobile accident in 1940.

[@PeriscopeFilm]

Thanks again for sharing your knowledge Barry!

[@fromthesidelines]

You're VERY welcome!

[@HerAeolianHarp]

Of the baby: "Here it is."

[@matthewronsson]

"I don't know what to do with it".

[@tjmmcd1]

IT??? lol

[@charlesdarnay5455]

What is that pursed-lip smirk Arlen's wife gives him at 01:40-01:42 before she breaks into a smile? "Well, here IT is..." And instead of sitting with the wife and the new baby, he's off to take a swim with the dog... LOL.

[@ChandrashekarBabu]

Oh boy. We've come a long way in less than 100 years (in technology)

[@kskufan]

I'd rather live in that time period

[@tjmmcd1]

Here we are, nearly century later and most people are still dumber than a box of rocks and believe everything they see on TeeVee, without question.