Film Fun (1928 - 1942 (assorted issues))

taste there was little they could cut. TV/fORE Chatter: — David Jack Holt, whom Paramount con¬ siders the latest kid sensation, will have a prominent part in Max Baer’s forthcoming flicker, “Kids on the Cuff” . . . There’s a possibility the title will be changed . . . Drue Leyton, dropped by Fox, has returned to the Broadway stage . . . Director Harry Beaumont, formerly on the M-G-M payroll, is now directing for RKO-Radio . . . M-G-M, by the way, has handed Maurice Chevalier a seven-year optional contract, his work in “The Merry Widow” being so worthwhile . . . Sylvia Sidney was supposed to have had the part which Jean Parker plays in “Limehouse Nights” . . . Raul Roulien intends to bring a girl-show on tour through Central and South American cities and if present plans go through two of his featured attractions will be Alice White and Conchita Monte¬ negro . . . Mae West wants to make “I’m a Lady” next . . . “The Merry Widow” had to have certain changes made before getting the Hays okay . . . Universal will re-make “Cheat¬ ing Cheaters” which was a big hit as a silent ten years ago . . . Charles Laughton is well again after a minor operation . . If Doug Fairbanks goes through with present plans for his next picture to be made in China it will cost $1,000,000 . . . Believe it or not, Jean Muir got a ticket for speeding . . . Bing Crosby hasn’t been feeling well . . . Nazimova, who was quite the sexy siren in silent days, wants to return to the screen . . . Charles Ruggles was slated to appear in “Ruggles of Red Gap” and then was removed from the cast to work in another picture ; but Para¬ mount re-considered and decided it would be best not to break up the team of Ruggles and Mary Boland, the latter having a big part in “Rug¬ gles of Red Gap” . . . Grace Bradley has a real drawbridge on the grounds of her Hollywood Hills home . . . George O'Brien will make “The Cowboy Millionaire” in London for Sol Lesser . . . Mack Sennett, also, will produce in England this season, doing two or three feature-length comedies . . . Fredric March and his wife are vacationing in Tahiti . . . Ronald Colman has signed a new long-term contract with Goldwyn . . . Richard Dix has been signed by RKO-Radio for two more pictures . . . Richard Arlen had been on the Paramount payroll for ten years be¬ fore being dropped. . . . NO MISTAKE ”1 want something for a head¬ ache.” "But this is a department store, not a drug store.” "I know it; I want a present for my wife.” POSED BY EDGAR KENNEDY AND PLAYERS IN “SONGS OP THE COLLEGES.” AN RKO-RADIO COMEDY. “Do you think this fullback ought to be good for a few yards?” “Yes, he’d be good for the stockyards, the brickyards and the graveyard!” Add Firm Round Flesh Now you can out those ugly hollows — add firm, rounded flesh just where you need it — develop lovely shape¬ liness. 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