Talking Screen (Sep-Oct 1930)

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HOLLYWOOD R UPERT JULIAN, commenting in print on books: "I read French, German and Spanish books but, frankly, I prefer Enghsh. It's so much less effort . . ." Charles Farrell, commenting on ditto: "I like whimsical things. Donn Byrne, for instance. He writes beautifully. And so does Somerset Maugham and I like him too. Then, I find no end of interesting things in the works of Spinosa. There's a mind, and what a mind — GOOD NEWS MARY FORD, Alice Glazer, Mary Carewe, Faith MacLean and other film executives' wives are waiting table on alternate days at the Assistance League cafe, near Fox studio. Proceeds go to the Nursery where working mothers may leave their children for ten cents a day. Jack Warner and Eric von Stroheim swelled the funds with ten and five dollar tips, respectively. The screen Stars' Shop, where re After a letter from the author of The Four Feathers was mishandled, Dick Arlen had his hands full keeping out of international complications. He's shown here with his wife, Jobyna Ralston, and they're having a yacht of fun. A department utterly devoted to rich and rare fragments from the talkie capital This gleaming pan belongs to Victor McLaglen, and this seasoned traveller's vacation preferences are worth considering. conditioned clothing is sold, made one hundred eightythree dollars the day following the opening. Money goes to the Motion Picture Relief Fund. (See story on page 52.) WHISKERED WHEEZES THE one about the actor, leading man to a celebrated female star, who was told to prepare for a close-up. He powdered his cieck. 'BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS DEPARTMENT ILLIAM JANNEY'S apartment now harbors five tiny canaries, newly hatched. He is naming them for various picmre colleagues: "Richard" for Mr. Dix, "Conrad" for Mr. Nagel, "Dick" for Mr. Barthelmess, "Monte" for Mr. Blue. There is also one named for Mary Pickford. Mrs. Ben Lyon (Bebe Daniels) presented Mr. James Hall with a small pig. Mr. Hall co-starred in Hell's Angels with her husband. THE SOCIAL SWIRL R. EDWARD "HOOT" GIBSON, whose marriage to Miss Sally E'dets was recently celebrated, v.'as the incentive for a lingerie shower given by Mr. Ben Lyon, a recent groom. A good time was had by all. Mr. Harry Joe Brown, director, was a recent guest at Mr. Noah Beery's Paradise Trout Club. He caught eighteen fish, and Susie, Mr. Beery's pet trout. A good time was had by all. to