Picture Play Magazine (Mar-Jul 1929)

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Dignified lose in the final show-down to the reserved riages speak for themselves. Wkitel? Fletcker You never hear of Alice Joyce following this will-o'-the-wisp, or that. She has no need to fill her life with light, transient affairs. She lives fully without them. She has a charming home in New York, two delightful children, and a wide circle of distinguished friends. Her husband, Jack Photo by Homniel Heifetz, at home in all the capitals of the world, chose the dignified Florence Vidor for his wife. Regan, who is the son of the owner of the old Hotel Knickerbocker, is well known in social circles and circles of finance. There are others who bear out our point. Dolores Costello, now Mrs. John Barrymore. From the day that John Barrymore unpacked his trunks, and took to strolling on Hollywood Boulevard, this member of the noted stage family was a much-sought gentleman. Yet it was Dolores, pensive and too Eleanor Boardman, wife of King Vidor, never undertook to turn life into a carnival. Phuio by-Tab Photo by Louise Norma Shearer is another whose attitude is a far cry from the disciples of whoopee. fragile-looking ever to belong to the ranks of the jazz babies, that John soon came to love and, what's more important, continued to love, in spite of the many charmers who crossed his path with longing, backward glances. Eleanor Boardman is Mrs. King Vidor and, by the same token, the wife of one of the greatest men in motion pictures to-day. No one in all this world ever had less desire to turn life into a confetti-strewn carnival than Eleanor. She lives by firmer things than might be expected of one of her years — the tiny Vidor, of course, and work ; intimate parties of congenial friends, and books, travel, and her love for King. It wasn't one of the peppy gals, always rearing to go some place, and distributinglight favors indiscriminately, that Irving Thalberg, the prodigy producer, found occupying his thoughts when he should have been concentrating on the new Continued on page 114