Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1927)

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V, Brunets ables Ronald Colntan and Vilma Banky are perfect together. We have never been able to decide whether it was Ronald Colman and Vilma Banky we liked or whether we liked Vilma and also liked Ronald, if you know what we mean Once upon a time Norma Talmadge had no difficulty in selecting her leading-man. The public did the selecting for her. He was a blond and his name was . . . right the first time, Eugene O'Brien. But that lias passed. And it was the dark and interesting Gilbert Rowland who Norma decreed should play Armand to her Camille ■ Off the screen, as well as on, Greta Garbo seems to prefer brunets . . . if the brunet is Jack Gilbert. Anyone doubting her preference is advised to witness their love scenes, especially in "Flesh and the Devil"