Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World (Oct-Dec 1928)

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October 27. 19.18 EXHIBITORS HERALD and MOVING PICTURE WORLD 29 Film News in Pictures PICTORIAL SECTION Stories Told by the Camera Four picture players all of us have seen In poses scarry . . . It's Hallowe'en! Witchery— but did it take this regalia to make Alberta Vaughn competent in that craft? Of course the F B O star is endeavoring to express another kind. And can't. Making the scarry night even worse for themselves, but granting us quite an eyeful. Both are MGM featured players. One is Anita Page. One is Gwen Lee. But which is most frightened, we don't know. Audrey Ferris getting her pumpkin ready. To scare the brothers Warner? Audrey understands her bosses better than that. They would never be fooled. They know their pumpkins. As an 800-ton schooner went to ruin above — far above — the Pacific. The vessel was blown up for a scene in Samuel Goldwyn's new production, "The Rescue," starring Ronald Colman and to be released by United Artists. Lili Damita has the feminine lead. Herbert Brenon is directing. Seeking Bebe's future in the cards. And if it's like the past, her's is a lucky deck. It is Bebe Daniels' grandmother, Mrs. Eva Griffin, who studies the mystic signs, while the Paramount star peers anxiously over her shoulder. Shown with them is Bebe's mother, Mrs. Phyllis Daniels.