Exhibitors Herald World (Oct-Dec 1930)

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22 EXHIBITORS HERALD-WORLD October 4, 1930 James Hall, "geared" up for Warners "Maybe It's Love." Below, Mary Doran, playing heroine for William Haines in M G M's "Remote Control." Doug, Jr., and his Dad (we hardly need to mention the last name) are a mighty fine looking pair of gentlemen in their golfing togs. Doug, Jr., will be seen in his latest film for First National, the title of which is "Little Caesar." Little Dorothy De Borba and Wheezer are very much interested in the story which Grandma (Margaret Mann) is telling them. They all appear in the latest Hal Roach-M G M comedy of Our Gang, "Helping Grandma." Indian and White Man heap big friends, so it seems. And what do you think of the feather head-dress? It certainly is a beauty, fitting to be worn by a redskin chief. Here is Tim McCoy, the male lead in Universal's serial, "The Indians Are Coming," shaking hands with Chief Thunderbird, who has an important role in the picture. "The Indians Are Coming" to Broadway soon at the Roxy theatre. Getting a hearty shove up the ladder of fame. Olsen and Johnson, stars of Warner Brothers "Oh, Sailor, Behave," being assisted up the "ladder" by Al Dubin and Joe Burke, who prepared the melodies and songs for this production. I