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

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"My Pal, the King" and "The Fourth Horseman" are Tom Mix's latest. Tom's new wife is a Hollywood social favorite. Tom says he doesn't know how he could ever have been happy without her. So highly does Mix value the appreciation of his youthful admirers and fans that he will not smoke nor drink on the screen for fear of the demoralizing effect on them. A very good idea, too, since kids are so very imitative. Tom is an unusually satisfactory person to work for. He has a Negro valet who has been with him for twenty-three years.