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Page Twenty-two The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry" C AMER A » Reginald Denny is now of the landed gentry. The popular young star with the highly educated fists purchased himself a personal mountain on the outskirts of Hollywood and is there between rounds of "The Leather Pushers," living the life of an English country gentleman. The Denny menage is situated on one of the foothills that rim Hollywood and consists of a typical English country home and a wide expanse of acreage. At the rear of the house is an embryo sunken garden where Reggie daily does his stuff with a spade and the other usual implements of garden warfare, when he is not engaged in putting someone to sleep in the squared circle of "The Leather Pushers." Gertrude Olmsted, the prize winning beauty whom Universal has trained for screen fame with a variety of roles, is playing a "near-heavy" in "The Leather Pushers," the inimitable UniversalJewel two reel classic of the squared circle in which Reginald Denny is starring. It's the first time the pretty Chicago beauty has shown any "badness" on the screen. But the naughtiness of the character she has to portray is offset by the fact that the role gives her a good opportunity for what blase "old-timers" refer to as "real acting." Erie Kenton is directing the third series of "The Leather Pushers," with Hayden Stevenson, Elinor Field, Miss Olmsted and other players in support. CASTS OF THE WEEK (Continued from Page 6) Assistant Director, Babille Cameraman, George Barnes Scenarist, Frances Marion Story by Jack Boyle CAST Colleen Moore Wayde Boteler Forrest Stanley Carmelita Geraghty George Cooper . Eddie Phillips Tom Santschi Thomas Bates Margaret Seddon Kate Lester Every Saturday Night EVERY week, more of the busy people of Los Angeles learn the convenience and time saving of Hellman night banking service. Saturdaij night banking at all Los Angeles Branches. Monday and Saturday night service at the Main Office. Sixteen Branches including — Los Angeles San Pedro Vernon Los Angeles Huntington Park Bell Riverside Redlands Copies of the Spring Issue of the Richard Thomas Productions presents "SCARLET SHADOWS" (temporary title) Director, Itichard Thomas Assistant Director, Xorval MacGregor Cinematographer, Jack Fuqua Kathryn McGuii e Rodney La Roque Estelle Taylor Rex Ballard Garry O'Dell Tom Wilson Gordon DuMont Clara Clark Ward Charles Force Fred Moore DIRECTORY are now on sale at all of the principal newstands, 35c per copy 852 Hillhurst Avenue Phone 594-783 LETTERS IN CAMER! MAIL BOX Charles Hyland Louise Lovely Crane Wilbur N'iles Welch Forrest Stanley Philo McCollough J. Frank Glendon Ray Rennahan Vernon Walker Professional Photographs It Costs No More for Quality Pliotographs at "Los Angeles' Finest Theatrical Studio" ((V are {professional pholograt'hers and have the best equipment for making Portraits — Publicity Photographs Special Stills. Commercial w)rk and Enlargements. 6039 Hollywood Blvd. Holly 2S60 "The One Bright Spot Fric^ay Nights" B O BOXING 1 N G American Legion Stadium Hollywood at EI Ccntro I lolly 100 for reservations FUR Rugs Robes Storage Renovating Mounting Colburns TAXIDERMY STUDIO 933-925 South Broadway Telephone 643-13