Hollywood (Jan - Oct 1934)

HAY -5 m Vol. 23 No. 6 ©C1B 225674 HOLLYWOOD WE DOOUftPART ROSCOE FAWCETT Editor Contents for June, 1934 ARTHUR C JANISCH Assistant Editor Louise Fazenda is making a sensational screen comeback in Wonrlerbar. The dog is her pet poodle NOTES FROM THE EDITOR'S CUFF Merna Kennedy and Busby Berkeley spent the major portion of their honeymoon at San Quentin penitentiary . . . but they were there as students of criminology rather than as inmates . . . perhaps we shouldn't worry about such things, but Jean Muir wears a larger shoe than Greta Garbo . . . Carole Lombard thought the world had come to an end when she dragged the train of her metal dress across an exposed electric cable on Columbia's Tioentieth Century set. Mae West refuses to make scene No. 13 in a picture . . . she calls it 12-A instead . . . Rosemary Ames, California girl who crashed Hollywood via the London stage, used to earn spending money by exercising a neighbor's dog back in Oakland . . . writer John Meehan got so mad at his ever-losing racehorse, he gave it to his trainer . . . and now it's a consistent winner. Joan Crawford and the Sadie McKee cast would have been plenty scared had they known that Matt McHugh was driving an auto for the first time when he did some chauffering in that talkie ... as a youngster, Gary Cooper stuffed birds and small animals, and sold them to artistic-minded Montana saloon-keepers . . . Will Rogers will portray Judge Priest when Fox screens Irvin Cobb's magazine series. FEATURES Lilyan Tashman's Last Interview! By Harry N. Blair 19 An exclusive feature! Janet Gaynor Rebels! By Fred Rutledge 20 No longer will she be "the loneliest star" Wampas Baby Stars 22 Meet the stars of tomorrow The Man in Garbo's Past By Al Sherman 23 The true story of her first love! Stepping Stones to Fame By Clark Warren 24 Ciaudctte Colbert's glamorous life story He's a "Right Guy" By Whitney Williams 30 Tom Brown's adventures in gangland "I Was Terrified!" By Dorothy Spensley 31 Pert Keltou's experience with ghosts! The Camera Does Lie! By Robert Eichberg 32 The lo^cdozvii on trick photography The Stars' Favorite Play Spots 38 Vacation with the stars! "I'm Sure He's Nuts!" By Charles Grayson 40 But Douglass Montgomery is to be envied The Men in Mae West's Life! By Ned Williams 41 The true romance in her life Prescription for Personality By Mary Watkins Reeves 42 As revealed by Fifi Dorsay Without Beauty By Alyce Curtis 46 But Muriel Kirkland won fame! FASHIONS AND BEAUTY Beauty for the June Bride 44 Hints from the stars Wynne Gibson's Evening Frock 45 She offers the pattern DEPARTMENTS The Publisher's Page 6 What's New on the Screen 8 Editor's Mailbag 12 Favorite Portraits 15 With the News Sleuth 26 Pictorial News 34 Harry Carr's Shooting Script 36 Cross-Examining the Stars 43 J. EUGENE CHRISMAN Western Editor holltwood is published monthly by Hollywood Magazine, Inc.. 1100 W. Broadway, Louisville, Ky. Entered as secondclass matter at the post office at Louisville, Ky., August 11, 1930, under the act of March 3, 1879. Copyright, 1934. W. H. Fawcett, Publisher; Roscoe Fawcett, Editor and General Manager; S. F. Nelson, Advertising Director; Douglas Lurton. Managing Editor. All manuscripts should be addressed to the editorial office at 529 South 7th Street, Minneapolis, Minn. Western office. fiOO.'i Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood. Calif. Subscription rate. $1.00 per year and 10c per copy in United States and possessions. In Canada $1.50 per year. 15c a copy. Printed in I*. S. A. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS. Billie Burke, in The Dover Road, with $1600 worth of chinchilla from the world's only chinchilla farm OF INTEREST TO ALL FANS Mary Astor escaped uninjured when she figured in her first auto crash . . . but there isn't much to be said for what remains of her shiny new car . . . Lionel Barrymore is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his screen debut . . . Leila Hyams, who has been so busy getting her new residence into shape that she's had to neglect her career, returns to the screen in The Quitter . . . Dorothy Lee and Bette Davis went to the hospital with laryngitis. Ray Walker who won hearts along Main street while playing in Monogram pictures, has graduated to the majors . . . Paramount gave him a termer and cast him opposite Sylvia Sidney in Thirty Day Princess . . . Grace Bradley will sing in Harold Lloyd's Cat's Paw . . . RKO-Radio will star John Barrymore in A Hat, A Coat and A Glove . . . Nils Asther nortrays a hypnotist in Universal's The Humbug. Katherine Mauk, Eddie Cantor's acting protegee, was seriously injured when thrown from a horse . . . Pat Wing is deserting the talkies to devote all her time to being Mrs. Bill Perry . . . Jane Murfin has been made a supervisor by RKO-Radio, the first of her sex to land such a post . . . Jane began her writing career as a sob-sister on a Detroit newspaper . . . Jimmy Cagney is raising another mustache, this one for his role in Without Honor. HOLLYWOOD