Four Paramount contract players — Lona Andre, Kathleen Burke, Mari Colman and Grace Bradley — stop along Hollywood Boulevard in the summer of 1933, just in front of the Taft Building, still there at the corner of Hollywood and Vine.

Here’s the press snipe: “THE LAW HAS ITS TROUBLES — Bicycles have added to the worries of Hollywood policemen. Lona Andre, Kathleen Burke, Mari Colman and Grace Bradley  have to have the assistance of Traffic Officer Arthur Gorman to get them across Hollywood Boulevard and on their way to work at the Paramount studios.”