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'The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry"
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Helene Chadwick's return to the screen after a year's absence will take place shortly when Rupert Hughes' newest Goldwyn picture, "Reno," will be shown locally.
Miss Chadwick's absence from the screen was caused through a disagreement over her contract with the Goldwyn company, which several months ago was finally settled, whereupon Helene returned to the Goldwyn fold.
"Reno," a story dealing on the divorce question of course, is said to offer Miss Chadwick an exceptional vehicle to stage her "come back" and is being keenly anticipated by her followers throughout the country who have missed her from the silver sheet for the past months.
Following "Reno" Miss Chadwick will be seen in the leading role of "Why Men Leave Home," a Louis B. Mayer production, for which the actress was borrowed from the Goldwyn company.
Helene has appeared so consistently in Rupert Hughes' pictures that she has become known as the Rupert Hughes Girl. One of her most successful characterizations on the screen for the noted authordirector was evidenced some two years ago in "Dangerous Curves Ahead," in which she was featured with Richard Dix. Among other productions in which she attracted considerable attention were "The Cup of Fury," "Brothers Under the Skin," "Sin Flood" and "Dust Flower."
Victor Potel joins in with the chorus that "believes in the future of Hollywood." He has purchased a large piece of ground near the Hollywood Country Club.
Harold Goodwin, the lovelorn youth in Rowland V. Lee's just completed Fox special, "Gentle Julia," will continue his pursuit of love in Tom Buckingham's production of Lincoln J. Carter's stirring melodrama, "The Arizona Express," now under way at the Fox Hollywood lot.
Ann Cornwall, the flapper of "The Gold Diggers," will "flap" blithesomely in Tom Buckingham's production of Lincoln J. Carter's famous melodrama, "The Arizona Express," now being made on the William Fox West Coast lot.
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