Hollywood (1938)

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Name Address City State. i:MHT/J>I«l»SZI47ftcl:|41 H Now that Maxie Rosenbloom has given up fighting for his nightclub and films he says he'll have to learn the picture business from A to Zanuck. Maxie, by the way, just signed a sevenyear contract with Warner Bros, and has already gone into training so that he can help the studio when the time comes to pick up his option. S§ Nice to know that we're going to see a lot of that very fine actor, Lew Ayres, from now on. He recently signed a long-term contract with M-G-M after his successful role in Rich Man, Poor Girl. H Just learned the other day that Judy Parks has been writing music since she was eleven. Judy, as you may know, was instrumental in getting Marjorie Weaver, the Fox star, into motion pictures. The two girls have been like sisters ever since their university days. As just one gesture out of many to show ner appreciation of the help Judy has given her, Marjorie stole one of Judy's songs, "Sailor Boy," and took it to Tommy Dorsey, the big-name bandman. Tommy played it over a couple of times and three nights later introduced it at the Palomar and the song became a hit! Right now it's being played by orchestras on both coasts. As for Judy, you can expect her to go into the song business in earnest. | The Chick Chandlers have a maid who comes in by the day. The other night, while dressing for a dinner party, he discovered that the studs to his shirt were missing and thinking that the maid had misplaced them he attempted to call her on the telephone. Couldn't get her because she has an unlisted phone number! Chick, however, is in the phone book. W Mrs. Jock (Liz, to her close friends) Whitney, decided last May that if she was going into the movies she'd get in the hard way under her own power. For six months she's been studying dramatics on the 20th Century-Fox lot, and starts her first picture, Kentucky, in September. B Jean Arthur and Cecil de Mille are trading in a friendly, but very smart manner over what Jean wants to play in Union Pacific and Cecil want to pay. Jean is holding out for $150,000 for the picture which is exactly $25,000 more than Cecil says he'll give her. According to Paramount they'll come to an early agreement on a "split-the-difference" basis. E Anita Louise is proudly displaying a doll which wears exact copies of her costumes in Marie Antoinette. The sender, a young girl of French extraction, writes that she saw the film, seven times in order to make drawings of the costume. The white wig is made from the hair of her Spitz dog, the brocaded gown is a piece of her mother's wedding dress. Every detail of the costume has been worked out on the twelve-inch model and Anita is having a glass case made to hold it. ■ No more ticket selling for Marie Wilson. Warner Brothers placed Marie behind the ticket wicket at their Hollywood Boulevard theatre as a promotion stunt for Boy Meets Girl and as a result the girl met disaster and the public got a two-way break. The Wilson fans almost created a riot in their rush to see Marie and buy tickets at the same time. Marie got excited and they got too much change! So much so that when she balanced the day's receipts she found that she was an even $22 short. | Here's something we never knew until now. In one of the scenes in Three Loves Has Nancy, Janet Gaynor rushes out of Robert Montgomery's bedroom yelling at the top of her voice, "The steak is burning up in the kitchen." "Why," objected Montgomery, "wouldn't it be more appropriate and realistic to have her shout, "Fire!" Director Thorpe told him that censorship rules forbid the use of the word on the screen as it is feared a theatre panic might result if it were suddenly shouted from the screen. H Through no fault of her own Claire Dodd almost got thrown into the hoosegow down at Ensenada last week. Stopped by the customs officers at the border she accidentally dropped her handbag and a bottle inside broke and gave off an odor suspiciously like perfume. One of the officers gave Claire the glassy eye after a sniff or two, but finally When Bob Burns entertained the Movieland Tourists at his home, he invited distinguished friends to help entertain. Anna May Wong and Irvin S.Cobb seem to be having a good time, too 16 MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT