Movie Classic (Mar-Aug 1936)

"SHE HAD THE KIND OF LIPS MEN LIKE *F TO KISS' SAID GARY yi COOPER Popular male Star gives his reasons for choosing the Tangee Girl • We presented gary cooper, star of 'Deiii three lovely girls a Paramount Picture, picks the to Gary Cooper, most kissable lips in lipstick test. One wore the ordinary lipstick . . . one, no lipstick . . . the third, Tangee. "Her lips look kissable," he said, choosing the Tangee girl, "because they look natural." And other men agree. They don't like to kiss lipstick either, and that's why Tangee is so much in vogue today. Tangee makes your lips glow with natural color, but it avoids "that painted look," because Tangee isn't paint. If you prefer more color for evening, use Tangee Theatrical. Try Tangee. In two sizes, 39c and $1.10. Or, for a quick trial, send 10c for the special 4-Piece Miracle Make-Up Set offered below. • BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES . . . when you buy. Don't let some sharp sales person switch you to an imitation . . . there's only one Tangee. •k 4-PIECE MIRACLE MAKE-UP SET THE GEORGE W. LUFT COMPANY F-36 417 Fifth Avenue, New York City Rush Miracle Make-Up Set of miniature Tangee Lipstick, RougeCompact.CremeRouge.FacePowder. I enclose 10<! (stamps or coin). 15< in Canada. □ Flesh □ Rachel □ Light Rachel Name. Address. City .State. Lets Talk "Forget the diet! This is my party!" Dick Powell seems to be telling Joan Blondell, cutting another slice of birthday cake. It's romance! THE way Hollywood is "riding" Joan Crawford over her new liking for privacy ("sudden snootiness," Hollywood calls it) is a caution. Joan has always been swell to the press and public. Recently, feeling that at least some of her life was her own, she tempered a bit of her previous excess cordiality. Forthwith she was vigorously jumped upon — most viciously by women writers who had previously basked proudly in her reflected glamor. With her usual serenity, Joan publicly ignores the cutting thrusts — but knowing her as we do, we aren't a bit fooled ; we know she feels them deeply. But why should she worry — as long as her real friends, you fans yourselves, stand by? . . . Her marriage to Franchot Tone, naturally, is a new experience in real happiness. The honeymoon has switched to the set of Exclusive Story, on which Franchot is working with one of Joan's best friends, Madge Evans. . . . Speaking of Franchot, he has a new conditioning secret — two singing lessons a day. Since he started, a few weeks ago, he has gained five pounds, added an inch chest expansion. Even though John ("Caliban") Barrymore has allegedly turned woman-hater since Dolores Costello bounced him and Elaine Barrie jounced him, the reverse is certainly not true of Dolores. Since shedding the Barrymore name and returning to films (in Little Lord Fauntleroy) she has reblossomed into one of Hollywood's most popular girls, and is seen repeatedly at night clubs and other danceries. As yet, no one man seems to be her favored companion. • When Nelson Eddy sang in concert in Los Angeles recently, they even had to fill the stage with chairs to accommodate all comers. And yet they say something about Here's Hollywood Romance! Comedy! Drama! LIFE! a prophet without honor in his own territory, etc. ! . . . The other day at a party, Nelson had a cold. He couldn't sing, but wowed the gathering by doing a fast tapdance routine with Ginger Rogers as his partner. And that was the first time that Hollywood knew that the erudite and dignified Mr. Eddy was a hoofer, too ! . . . Pat O'Brien has a deal with his wife. When he comes home late (or early in the morning), he has to buy wifie a gift in relation to the lateness of the hour. So the other night Pat went out with some of the boys — and didn't get home until so late that nozv Mrs. O'Brien is driving a nice, new car! • Danny Cupidities of Filmland : It will be midsummer before Myrna Loy can marry producer Arthur Hornblow, because it will be that long before the current Mrs. H. is "ex" . . . Even though Barbara Stanwyck says she is through, through THROUGH with him, Frank Fay insists on serenading her under her windows o' nights ! . . . Are Pasquale di Cicco (ex-husband of the late Thelma Todd) and Margaret Lindsay secretly married, as Hollywood knowitalls insist? . . . David Niven has moved next door to Merle Oberon, and if she will only listen to his elope Plioto by Rhodes, Classic Photographer When you see Fred Astaire and Randolph Scott as buddies in Follow the Fleet, don't think they're just acting. They aren't. Here is off-screen evidence they're pals. 10 Movie Classic for March, 1936