[Fedora]

I hadn't heard that, either, but I'm also interested in more information on that. Bogart did make his trip about the same time Reagan was testifying--the subpoenas Bogart flew out to protest were issued in September 1947, Reagan testified that October.

[calcowgirl]

According to the Los Angeles Times, Oct 27, 1947, there was no Ronald Reagan with the group:

Screen Stars Fly to Protest Inquiry on Reds

To protest the House Un-American Committee's inquiry into Hollywood Communism, 30 film players and motion-picture industry figures yesterday took off for Washington, D.C., from Los Angeles Airport in a chartered T.W.A. Constellation.

On arrival at the capital they held a press conference at which they accused the Congressional committee of "un-American tactics".

Included on the list were . . .

Extracted from the remainder of the article:

1. Humphrey Bogart
2. Lauren Bacall
3. June Havoc
4. Evelyn Keyes
5. Marsha Hunt
6. Paul Henreid
7. Danny Kaye
8. Jane Wyatt
9. Ira Gershwin
10. Larry Adler
11. Sterling Hayden
12. Wife of Sterling Hayden
13. John Huston
14. Richard Conte
15. Gene Kelly
16. Geraldine Brooks
17. Sheppart Strudwick
18. David Hopkins
19. Robert Ardrey
20. Sheridan Gibney
21. Ernest Pascal
22. Arthur Kober
23. Bob Presnell, Jr.
24. Joe Sistron
25. Anne Frank
26. Henry Rogers
27. Jules Buck
28. Philip Dunne
29. Ted Raden
30. Mel Frank

[calcowgirl]

According to old Los Angeles Times articles, Reagan testified on October 23, 1947.
The Bogart group left Los Angeles for Washington, D.C. on October 26.