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

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October 27, 1928 EXHIBITORS HERALD and MOVING PICTURE WORLD 31 One of Europe's newest and most popular screen stars, with her pet St. Bernard, framed by the door of her motor. Dita Parlo recently made her debut as a star in U F A's "Heimkehr," under the direction of Erich Pommer. Attention enough to make any star jealous. And Leone Lane is not that — yet. She is a newcomer, having just been made a contract player by Paramount. Of course there's comraderie at the Paramount studio, but that doesn't explain all of the solicitude shown her by her fellow-players, Charles Rogers, William Austin and Jack Oakie. There must be another reason, too. Perhaps it's Leone herself. Above and below are two scenes from "Stolen Love," a new F B O production in which Owen Moore and Marceline Day have the leading roles. The story is of a girl who breaks the bondage set about her by two maiden aunts. Miss Day is shown at center above, and below with Moore. A famous minstrel arrives to help maake a motion picture based on the land of entertainment our fathers enjoyed. Banks Winters, who is shown being greeted by Carl Laemmle, president of Universal, was one of the most popular Mr. Bones (or perhaps he was Mr. Interlocutor). Now Banks is to advise Universal in the making of "The Minstrel Show."