Hollywood (Jan - Oct 1934)

because she is amply provided for through the estate of her first husband, the late Tommy Wells. Gary Goes Home GARY COOPER, one-time ranch boy who became the social king of Hollywood, is renewing old friendships in and about Helena, Montana, his birthplace. After a visit at the home of his brother, Arthur, in Helena, the pair set out on a big game hunting trip in the Bitter Root mountains, where Gary first learned the use of firearms. Cary Wants a Wife The Betting Is ten to one that Virginia Cherrill will be the bride of Cary Grant even before you read these lines. When Virginia returned from a location trip to Honolulu, Cary chartered a speed boat and met the liner bearing her homeward many miles off the California coast. Now that Cary's place in the talkie firmament is assured, thanks to the opportunities provided him by Mae West, he is eager to speed up his wedding date, so that he can take Virginia back to England with him when he leaves shortly for a visit to his parents. Charlie Is Adamant BECAUSE Charlie Chaplin is convinced that dialogue has merely served to localize distribution of pictures, the famous comedian will continue to emote in silents. Construction crews are rushing work on a new stage on the Chaplin lot, so the laugh-provider can get under way with his new opus, which will serve to introduce Paulette Goddard, his fiancee, as his leading lady. Charlie will revive many of the best gags of his popular short-reelers in this new vehicle. Bob Goes Travelling Robert Montgomery is off on a transcontinental motor jaunt, but it's not a vacation this time. The versatile Bob, who has emoted in submarines far below the sea's surface and in airplanes high above the clouds, now finds himself making love to Madge Evans in Overland Bus. The Greyhound Lines have furnished Metro with a cross-country vehicle of the latest type. In addition to carrying sound and camera equipment on the trip, it will house the players. Scenes will be shot as the big stage moves from state to state. Talbot Recovering LYLE TALBOT, whose life hung in the balance for days after his car had rammed a hillside home, is now well on the road to recovery. Plastic surgery was resorted to in order to prevent a five-inch gash on his forehead from leaving a scar. The crash occurred shortly after Lyle had driven Countess di Frasso home from Darryl Zanuck's costume balL When Lola Lane switched her affections from Lyle to Al Hall, young Talbot turned his attentions to the Countess. Now Lola and Al are marking time until Lola's divorce from Lew Ayres is made final, then they'll don double harness in a hurry. JANUARY, 1934 The Life Story of BING ' | CROSBY MEET this famous radio star in person in the pages of the January RADIOLAND. the NEW Magazine of the Air. Millions of listeners-in rate Bing Crosby the headliner of them all when it comes to radio appeal — but you won't know the real Bing nor understand the background of his present success until you've read this fascinating story of his life. It's only one of dozens of articles in the big January RADIOLAND. Margaret Culkin Banning tells how radio impresses a famous novelist and short story writer. Shecalls her article "I Never Dial In," but don't misinterpret the title. You'll enjoy her shrewd observations. Is Radio A Menace to Children? Dr. Louis A. Bisch answers this question from the viewpoint of an eminent psychiatrist. Every parent will want to read this vital article on the unseen guest in the home. How "March of Time" Program is Produced The fascinating story of the production of a leading news program of the air. The story of how it's written, rehearsed, and acted gives a fascinating glimpse of what goes on behind the microphones. How Radio Saves Lives at Sea Back of the dramatic rescue stories of sea disasters such as the sinking of the Vestris and Republic lies the untold tale of the part radio plays in such crises. The whole story makes an unbelievably gripping drama from real life. Ask Your Dealer For IN EVERY ISSUE : Intimate Gossip of the Studios Latest News from Behind the Mike Personality Stories of Radio Favorites Fiction, Features, Portraits Ida Baily Allen's Homemaking Department RADIOLAND The New Magazine of the Air On Sale at al News Stands 15c A FAWCETT PUBLICATION 51