Film Fun (1928 - 1942 (assorted issues))

CUTTING ROOM CLIPS ( Continued from page 32) SOFTEST and HOTTEST job in Hollywood this past summer went to Charles Laughton. He spent five weeks in a feather bed for his role in the Deanna Durbin picture “Almost an Angel.” One of the Earl Carroll beauties who has just rented the home of a famous movie star (don’t ask us how, maybe she knows a banker) makes pin money by renting out the star’s bed to her girl friends at fifty cents a night. Jean Ames, who sold lingerie be¬ fore Warner Brothers gave her a movie contract, gets a part in “The Male Animal.” She will play the role of “Hot Garters” in the piece. Movie cartoon-makers are coming up with some apt parodies on popular picture titles. To wit: “Out of the Frog”; “The Bird Came C.O.D.”; and “All This and Rabbitt Stew.” TEST : "Going Hollywood” is a phrase that’s been tossed about the village for yars and yars, but the true test as to whether one has — or has not — depends upon his pro¬ nunciation of Cahuenga (name of a street a few blocks off Vine), Chihuahua (a breed of animal that’s classified by some as belonging to the dog family) — and how one says YES! TWO IN ONE: Doug Fairbanks, Jr., comes up with a fine answer to a much cussed and discussed ques¬ tion in Movietown: In his next pic¬ ture, “The Corsican,” he plays two brothers, and has two villains on his trail at the same time — in other words, two double features all wrapped up in one package. Hitler’s move on Russia elicited this cryptic comment from a Holly¬ wood observer on World affairs — “It’s the first time that Adolf’s done any shooting without a script.” Envy of every star in Hollywood is Charlie McCarthy, the lucky devil! He has a stooge to sign all his autographs. Mary Martin, who’s taking time out for a date with Dr. Stork, is keep¬ ing in touch with movie fans by mail¬ ing them free kisses with the aid of a lipstick — and, oh yes, her Uncle Sam’s postmen. ( Continued on page 17) Will You Let Me PROVE I Can Make YOU a New Man? LET ME START SHOWING RESULTS FOR YOU What a fferen ce.1 •'Have put 3 1/2 In. on chest.0 F. S., New York. For quick results I recommend s & CHARLES ATLAS “Recommend you for quick re¬ sults." W.G..N.J. GAINED 29 POUNDS * “Did weigh 141. 170 K. . T COULD fill this •* whole magazine with enthusiastic re¬ ports from OTH¬ ERS. But what you want to know is — “What can Atlas do for ME?” 15 MINUTES A DAY Justgiveme 15minutes of your spare time daily — and even in that short time I'll start giving RE¬ SULTS. And it will be the kind of RESULTS that you (and anyone else) can SEE, FEEL, MEA¬ SURE with a tapet FREE BOOK I myself was once a 97pound weakling — -sickly, halfalive. Then I discovered "Dy¬ namic Tension." And now I am holder of the title, “The World’s Most Perfectly Devel¬ oped Man!" "Dynamic Tension" has done so much for me and other fellows that I simply ask you to give it a trial. Let me prove that it can make a new man of YOU, that it can start new inches of power pushing out your chest, build up your shoulders to champion huskiness, put new, hard, firm muscles on your biceps, make those stom¬ ach muscles of yours hard ridges! Why not risk a postage stamp? Send coupon for my 48-page illustrated FREE BOOK AT ONCE! Address me personally: Charles Atlas, Dept. 20SK, 115 East 23rd Street, New York, N. Y. CHARLES ATLAS, Dept. 205K, 115 East 23rd Street, New York, N. Y. I want the proof that your system of “Dynamic Ten¬ sion" will help make a new man of me-— give me a healthy, husky body and big muscle development. Send me your free book. “Everlasting Health and Strength.” Name . Address City ... (Please print or write plainly) State Page U 5