Picture Play Magazine (1938)

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I6-A, St. Louis, Mo. Hollywood To-day Continued jrom page NORMA SHEARER actually allowed one full year to elapse following the death of Irving Thalberg before she began seriously to start the preliminaries of her return to the screen. It was probably the most remarkable tribute of all paid to the passing of the noted film executive. Whether Norma might have resumed sooner, if it had not been for her illness that came after his death, cannot be said. She herself doubts it. There were many questions to be settled, let alone the fact that she herself scarcely, until recently, felt in the mood to renew her work. Any warm tribute paid to Thai licit; A CTORS work about one-tenth of the time they're actually engaged for a picture, according to a high executive in the movie business. They have to be on hand the remaining nine-tent hi \\hile the lights are set up, and cam era angles adjusted, but high-powered placers don't even wait around to pos' during the time that these arrangt ments are made. Stand-ins take theii places. And prices for actors run very high nowadays. Take Cary Grant, who is on the upgrade as a leading man. He receives $75,000 per picture, and payments are likely to go even higher for his services in the future. His is a stood Charles Igor Gorin pen u s those thrilling baritone notes into the microphone while Frances Langford looks on. still brings the deepest and heartiest response from her. while she constantly \i>it> hi> tomb to place (lowers in hi> lncnioiN . limit Stromberg, \\lu> produced "The Great Ziegfeld," "Maytime," and "The Firefly," has taken charge of her pit tine "Marie Antoinette." which will bi a pretentious renewal id Normas car <r. There arc no fewer than < > 1 1 < hundred and (ift\ speaking parts in the production, which is one <>f the hugest casts c\ rr assembled. If she herself were willing Norma might Mill he the final choice Eoi S< arIrlt in '"Gone with the \\ ind." example of the figure which a high i lass leading man may command. Edward Arnold, typifying the no table estate of the character actor, i: held at $75,000 to SI 00.000 per picture. There are other players who cost even more. an\ where from S] ()().()()( to $150,000 per film. But pricticall) anybodj of starring or so-called featured prominence to-day in the mm ies is making big money, and really work ing just one-tenth of the time for whirl he or she is engaged! Each word an actor utters must come at the rale of about ten dollars per