Emma Corrin

I might have loved the character of Dorothy Chambers a bit too much… Here are some transcripts of the newspaper articles that are shown during Clara/Dorothys flashback scene. Couldn‘t grab everything and can‘t guarantee there are no errors - just finished the episode - but it‘s better than nothing! So if anybody else is interested in 1940/50s media reporting… Here we go.

I love the easter eggs (Saint Juniper, A Kingdom for A Pig), but am also intrigued by the whole James Turner thing. Maybe I‘m reading too much into it, but… it‘s not exactly clear who announced her departure from the James Turner film first (I tried to sort the articles chronologically, but not sure if that‘s correct). Also: is the James Turner who directed the „untitled film“ the same James Turner who played Otto in Hotel Reverie?

DOROTHY CHAMBERS SET TO STAR IN „HOPE COVE“
The silver screen is pleased to welcome a bright new star as Dorothy Chambers, the 24-year old actress from the world of theatre (unreadable).
„Hope Cove“ is described as a poignant drama set in a quaint seaside village, promises to be touching exploration of love, loss and redemption. Robinson has been cast as the lead, portraying the character of Anne Whitaker, a young woman returning to her hometown after the war, seeking to rebuild her life amidst the picturesque yet emotionally charged setting of „Hope Cove“.
Miss Chambers, whose stage performances have captioned audiences and critics alike, brings a wealth of talent and dedication to her first film role. Her journey to this moment (?) has been marked by hard work and a passion for the arts, qualities that have earned (cut off here)

RKO MAKES A BID ON DOROTHY CHAMBERS
RKO Studios is seeking (…) rights on a rising star from across the pond: British actress Dorothy Chambers. Known for her captivating performances on the London stage and her recent success in multiple media pictures, Chambers has caught the affection of Hollywood‘s elite with her talent and magnetic screen presence.
Having made her mark in the theatre circuit with critically acclaimed rules in West End productions, Chambers transitioned seamlessly into the world of cinema. Her film debut in „Hope Cove“, followed by stand out performances in „My Kingdom for a Pig“ and „Saint Juniper“, have showcased her versatility and acting prowess, earning her praise from audiences and critics alike.
Now, with RKO Studioes expressing keen interest in signing her in a lucrative contract, Chambers stands at the threshold of international fame. Known for producing box office hits and fostering the career of Hollywood icons, RKO‘s offer promises to catapult Chambers into the stratosphere of cinematic stardom.
Sources close to the negotiations reveal that discussions between Chambers and RKO executives are in advanced stages, with both parties optimistic about reaching a favourable agreement. If finalized, this deal could mark a significant turning point in Chambers‘ career, allowing her to expand her reach and visibility on the global stage.

HOTEL REVERIE. Ralph Redwell & Dorothy Chambers Sizzle On Screen. Keyworth Pictures.
Alex …. Ralph Redwell
Clara …. Dorothy Chambers
Claude … Adam Marskall
Ms Roban … Maisie Robinson
Otto …. James Turner

Some Headlines, couldn‘t read the text below:
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP. HOW REAL IS „REVERIE“ ROMANCE?
WICKED WHISPERS. WHAT IS DOROTHY HIDING?

Dorothy Chambers Departs Untitled James Turner Project (October 6th, 1950)
London — In a surprising turn of events, Dorothy Chambers, the renowned actress known for her captivating performances, has unexpectedly left the untitled James Turner project, leaving the Hollywood rumor mill buzzing with speculation. Chambers, who was set to play a leading role in the highly anticipated film, has not yet disclosed the reasons for her sudden departure, prompting widespread curiosity and conjecture among industry insiders and fans alike.
The announcement was made yesterday by the film‘s production company, who expressed regret over Chambers‘ decision to exit the project. „We are deeply saddened to confirm that Dorothy Chambers will no longer be part of the upcoming film directed by James Turner“, the statement read. „We wish her the very best in her future“

Dorothy Chambers to Retire from Acting
In a surprising turn of events, beloved actress Dorothy Chambers has announced her decision to step down from the silver screens. The news has sent shock waves through the motion picture industry, as fans and industry insiders alike grapple with the sudden departure of one of cinema‘s brightest stars.
Chambers, whose career has spanned over a decade, has become a household name with her unforgettable performances in films such as „Hotel Reverie“ and „My Kingdom for a Pig“.
Known for her grace, beauty and remarkable acting talent, Chambers has won the hearts of audiences worldwide and critical acclaims, including multiple Best Actress Awards nominations.
The announcement was made through her publicist, who cited personal reasons for Chambers‘ decision. „Miss Chambers has decided to take a step back from her acting career to focus on her personal life and well-being“, the statement read. „She is immensely grateful for the love and support of (… cut off)
(…) speculations and rumours. Some sources suggest that the p…. (?) of fame and the demanding nature (?) of Hollywood have taken a toll on the actress. Others point to possible health issues or personal struggles that have prompted (?) her to seek a quieter life.
Chambers‘ colleagues and friends in the industry have expressed their support and understanding, while also mourning the loss of her presence on screens. „Dorothy is an incredible talent and a dear friend“, said fellow actress Margaret O‘Hara. „While I am saddened to see her step away, I fully support her decision and wish her all the happiness in the world.“
The impact of Chambers‘ departure on the industry is already being felt. Producers and directors who were eager to work with her on upcoming projects are now faced with the challenge of finding a suitable replacement for the sought after actress. One such project, the as yet untitled James Turner film, has been thrown into uncertainty.

DOROTHY CHAMBERS VISITED BY PSYCHIATRIST
Dorothy Chambers, the enigmatic former starlet of Hollywood‘s golden age, has drawn attention once again as she receives a visit from a renowned psychiatrist amid her self-imposed seclusion. Chambers, once celebrated for her luminous performances in romantic dramas and comedies, has retreated from public life in recent years, prompting speculation about her well-being and the reason behind her withdrawal from the spotlight.
Dr. E. Farndon (?), a noted psychiatrist known for her work with celebrities and public figures, was seen entering Chambers‘ secluded estate in Buckingham(???) earlier this week. Sources close to the actress reveal that Dr. Farndon‘s visit was arranged at the request (?) of Chambers‘ closest confidants, (…)

Daily Mirror (Fri, Feb 22 1952). DOROTHY CHAMBERS IS DEAD. Troubled Star Dies At Home.

Oof.