Talking Screen (Sep-Oct 1930)

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SOME OF HOLLYWOODS MOST IMPRESSIVE Few have ever seen George Arliss without a glass — ahah, we're referring to the one he keeps in his eye, so don't get excited. Mr. Arliss is a man among monocles. This old besjiectacled sea dog is none other than young Frank Albertson, the star juvenile of the Fox lot. Frank played in So This Is Lond<m and that makes us feel like saj-ing, "I say, Franky boy, remove those jolly old glasses, won't you, because we jolly well know you." Remember the delightful old lady in Seven Day's Leave? Beryl Mercer is the name and here she is behind a pair of spectacles which, judging from her awfully severe expression, are anything but the famous rose-colored variety. "Who would have believed that a simple pince-nez could turn Buddy Rogers from a devilmay-care youth into a somewhat supercilious professor? But perhaps Buddy's acting abilities have something to do ' with it, too. 63