Modern Screen (Dec 1931 - Nov 1932 (assorted issues))

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Connie stepped down from the car, looked disdainfully around and inquired, "Are these people crazy?" the Marquis circled the crowd like a football end and piloted her to the telegraph office. After regaining her car she again turned her back to the crowd and finally turned out the light in the compartment. Remembering the experience with Gloria when she was showing off the Marquis, no one asked Connie about marrying an American husband and she refused to be interviewed about the Frenchman. Good-natured Wallace Beery always gets a big hand. He gets off the train without a coat and shirt partly unbuttoned and starts "howdying folks." He usually gathers around him a group of kids and will pose for amateur photographers as long as they like. John Barrymore could high-hat the Prince of Wales. One time he came as far as the Pullman steps and pityingly looked at a few fans and the reporters and declared, "I'm a Barrymore and don't need any build-up publicity." The late Valentino also tried to be ritzy once. But once was enough. He flicked the ashes from his cigarette, looked at his new slave bracelet and declared fans in a hick town bored him. A hard-boiled fan from the plains of Minnesota who happened to hear the remark denounced Rudy loud and long and in no uncertain terms. This may or may not have cured Rudy but thereafter when he passed through he was unusually cordial and considerate. There's many an Albuquerque youngster who has played hookey from school to see Jackie Coogan. Jackie makes only a few trips but when he does he brings out the fans. It was on the brickwalk that Jackie was taken into the Navajo Indian tribe as a blood brother. The crowd was so large that many persons climbed onto the roof of the Alvarado Hotel to see the ceremony. The ceremony was solemn and Jackie took it very seriously. After being declared "Laughing Eyes" Coogan of the Navajos to the delight of the fans he went skipping along the walk with a little Indian girl — his adopted sister. ALBUQUERQUE merchants owe a debt of gratitude to movie stars, especially to Clara Bow. Let this little titian-haired girl come through and a dozen flappers will do their utmost to imitate her style of dress. Clara was somewhat ritzy at the beginning of her screen career but ex. perience soon cured her and today she is easy to approach and friendly with the brickwalk crowd. Will Rogers always wants the lowdown on the political situation of the state. When he is serious the fans think he is trying to be funny. If there are any other celebrities on the same train Will will go around introducing them to fans and newspaper men. Jack Dempsey is always looking for pinion nuts at the newsstand. He won't talk about fighting but walks vigorously along the walk eating nuts until the train starts. Ricardo Cortez and Ramon Novarro mingle very little with the fans. If press notices are published in advance a large crowd of Mexicans are on hand to speak to Novarro. He will speak, race into the curio room and buy rugs and Mexican trinkets. A smile and nod and a few hellos is the way Norma Shearer greets the fans. She won't stop to chat until she has transacted her business at the telegraph office. Friendly but very dignified. Al Jolson introduces someone else as Mr. Jolson and sometimes gets away with it while Harold Lloyd can't be recognized without his glasses. "How did you know I was on this train ?" is a question frequently asked reporters by celebrities. Passengers leaving the train are carefully looked over and Western Union messengers are closely watched. If this method does not locate a celebrity a tip to the Pullman porter will. A New Tallulah (Continued from page 81) advised as to what pictures you are in that I may 'look upon thine image.' Lovingly, Daddy. YET, auspicious as was the film start of this little unknown girl, the next letter immediately reveals — even at this early age — the marvelous self-assurance which has so largely contributed to Tallulah's success. We find her willing to cast aside her fine beginning in pictures in favor of the legitimate theatre for good and sufficient reasons. Dearest Daddy : I thank you, Daddy, darling, for writing to Mr. McAdoo in my behalf but I am giving up pictures to go on the legitimate stage as that means so much more to me. I saw Samuel Goldwyn, head of the Goldwyn pictures that I made with Tom Moore. He had some extremely nice things to say about me and asked me to consent to stay in the movies, but I told him I was going to wait until I had made a reputation on the stage and then go back into the movies when I could command a real star's salary. I don't think I will ever be sorry for the step I am taking as I feel confident 100