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Hommel
Fred Kohler promises to become one of the screen's most
likable character actors. The heartiness of his laugh alone
makes him well mirth remembering
R. H. Louise
An extra girl, such as Betty Morrissey recently was, with
an extra share of beauty, such as Betty Morrissey has, soon
ceases to be an extra girl
Rooking *^hem ©ver
Close-Up s From the West Coast
THERE are any number of ways of getting in the movies, including perseverance and blackmail, but young Paul Guertzman is the first novice I've known to sass his way in.
Paul is fifteen years old and fresher than paint. He was born in Russia but grew up in France; and the only person in Hollywood with more self-confidence than Paul is Lupe Velez. On second thought, Paul fades Lupe to a violet.
Jesse Lasky picked up Paul on his recent trip to Paris. Or it might be more appropriate to say that Paul picked up Jesse Lasky. During the Paramount executive's stay in Paris the movie-struck Paul presented himself daily at his hotel suite, demanding an audience. Various flunkies, secretaries and managers •tried to shoo him away, but Paul wouldn't be shooed. Finally, out of desperation, some one told Lasky that an insistent boy wanted to go back to Hollywood with him to work in the movies. Lasky sent out word, rather impatiently, that he couldn't be bothered. The word was relayed to Paul.
"Tell Mr. Lasky," replied the youthful Mr. Guertzman, "that I will be glad to see him when he is in a better mood."
Lasky got such a chuckle out of the impertinence of the kid that he consented to see him and now Paul's in Hollywood for you and all to see.
Greta's Mysterious Mister
SAW Greta Garbo lunching very tete-d-tete in a shadowy corner of the Roosevelt Hotel with an unknown gen
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Speaking of tights for sore eyes, permit us to introduce those of Muriel Evans
tleman. Even at the prosaic lunch hour Greta is very much Garbo. She found the only secluded spot in an otherwise well-filled room. Then she jerked off her hat and ran her fingers through her hair and promptly forgot that there was any one else present.
Wonder who the mysterious gentleman was.^ He might have been a friend. Or an interviewer. Or a tax collector. But he wasn't Jack Gilbert.
The High Cost of Friendship HE Ben Lyon-Marilyn Miller romance
is supposed to be cold now. But the
other night at Lina Basquette's party Ben got a telephone call from Marilyn m New York that lasted an hour.
Oh, well, maybe she was trying to get a friend in the movies or somethmg.
Lois in the Legitimate
EDWARD EVERETT HORTON and Maude Fulton are sponsoring a stock company in Hollywood, and who should be playing opposite Eddie but his old friend from the movies, Lois Wilson. Everybody likes Lois on the stage. She's pretty and sincere and doing as well with lines as she dia with close-ups. Lois's good friend, Gloria Swanson, is usually in the audience applauding her.
Everything Jake with Jimmy
THE whole town has been all hepped up about entertaining Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York, who has been out here on a little informal visit. The Academy of