Broadway and Hollywood "Movies" (Feb - Dec 1931)

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My money to be refunded if 1 am not pleased. Name. Address . Molly O’Day replaced Sally O’Neil in the Fox Film production, "Sob Sister.” Other roles are being considered for Miss O’Neil. She has been under contract to Fox Films since she played the title role in “The Brat.” Sally’s real name is Noonan, and she hails from Bayonne, N. J. Reading the Stars ( Continued from page 17) Valli, Pauline Starke, William Haines, Tom Mix, Kenneth Thompson, Otis Harlan, Kane Richmond and Francis X. Bushman. Joseph Schenck, Carl Laemmle and Morris Gest’s birth dates also fall within the same period. Space does not permit me to enlarge upon this subject, but I shall try to plan a series of horoscopes of the screen stars for my readers in the very near future. Splits and Splices ( Continued from page 34) From what we hear, she shouldbe divorced. 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And another bit of news concerning this picture is that Willy Pogany, who’ll design the sets, will take a Winter trip to Spain in search of authentic production details. Did you know that blonde Lili Damita will be Eddie’s leading lady? It's so. And did you know that the story is that the actress’ read name, Lili Carre, was changed to Lili Damita by the King of Spain when she danced for him at the age of fifteen? Strange, we haven’t received many “doubles” for Mile. Damita in this movie registration. Miss Brodhead, Gene by name — really should be called Miss Redhead — is a winsome, good looking yofmgster who’d grace any motion picture production as an extra or a featured player. Theatrical experience, and a New York model ... A young man who’s been called to our attention is A1 L. Lepore, of Providence, R. I. Tells us he resembles Rudolph Valentino, Chas. Farrell, Sherman, Jack Mulhall, etc. Is 22 years of age, and almost five feet seven inches tall . . . Clark Crenshaw of Aberdeen, Miss., was automatically disqualified when he sent in one of those red, photographer’s rapid-fading proofs. The picture went dark before we could even find out what he looked like , . . Another one disqualified was Lloyd Amundson, of Waukesha, Wis., who failed to send in a photograph. Thinks he looks like Ben Lyon. Otis Womack, while handicapped slightly with education, has a face that photographs marvelously well; plenty of character and “color”. Is five feet 2 inches tall and is actually a cross between Gary Cooper, William Haines and Walter Huston. So say we — not him! Excellent type for sea-gojng characters, steel workers or mine foreman . . . A handsome young lad of 17 with plenty of promise is Jas. A. Keane, of Noo Yawk. Thinks he resembles Walter Huston and David Manners. Sings, swims, dances, and is fond of all athletics. Youthful, unsophisticated and yet strong, manly face. "Dick" H. Burkhart, of Louisville, Ky., Gov. Sampson’s state, is five feet 10 inches tall and weighs 172 pounds. Has had amateur theatrical experience and resembles George O’Brien. Good dancer, too . . . Tony Deleo of Cohocton, N. Y., is disqualified so far because we have no photos of him. Says he looks a little like Paul Bellamy. Jack Kroviak sends us a few more; looking more like John Gilbert than ever. We hope his voice is better than the famous Jack’s for “screening.” Mr. Kroviak comes from Naperville, 111. . . . Renato Caminati, of Essex, Conn., is 18 yearsofage and somewhat resembles Clarke Gable. Weighs 165 pounds and has done amateur theatricals .