Modern Screen (Jan - Nov 1940)

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He and his wife, Ina, have a house in North Hollywood and a twenty-five acre farm at Burbank, Calif. Write him at Republic Studios, 4024 Radford Ave., North Hollywood, Calif. May Flor, Staten Island, N. Y. Charles Bickford's last picture was "Of Mice and Men" for United Artists. His four most recent pictures, prior to this one, were "Mutiny in the Big House," "Our Leading Citizen," "Stand Up and Fight," and "Romance of the Redwoods." Patsy Enoch, Columbus, Ohio, Brownhaired, blue-eyed Alan Curtis was born in Rogers Park, a suburb of Chicago, 111. As Harry Uberroth he was educated at Northwestern University and later became a commercial model. He is six feet, one inch in height and weighs one hundred and eighty pounds. His marriage to Priscilla Lawson is in the process of being terminated. June Koch, Peoria, 111. Jack Randall was born May 12, 1902 in San Fernando, California. He is six feet, one and a half inches in height and weighs one hundred and seventy pounds. He loves open cars, premieres, animals and bright colors. He can also sling a "delish" dish of spaghetti— it's his favorite fruit! You ask whether he is married. He married Louise Stanley, an actress, in 1938 and though divorce proceedings were once started, it's one of those off-again, onagain affairs and at present writing, nothing definite has happened. His latest picture is "Pioneer Days"; his address: Monogram Studios, 4516 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, Calif. If you write the studio and enclose twenty-five cents for postage, they will be glad to send you a photograph. Betty Sharpe, McKees Rocks, Pa. We can think of four actors who have become directors. They are William Dieterle, Ricardo Cortez, Gregory Ratoff and Eddie Buzzell. The four inveterate cigar smokers are Groucho Marx, Edward G. Robinson, Jack Benny and Pat O'Brien. R. Egidio, Buffalo, N. Y. Yes, your friend is right. Ingrid Bergman is an accomplished pianist and she had ample opportunity to utilize this talent in "Intermezzo, A Love Story," her first role of accompanist to a violin virtuoso, played by Leslie Howard. She was born in Stockholm in 1917, has blonde hair, hazel eyes and is five feet, six inches tall. You can write her in care of United Artists Studios, Hollywood, Cal. Ruth Wharton, Brooklyn, N. Y. George Sanders was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, under the protection of the English Embassy and is an English citizen. He prepared at the Dunhurst and Bedales schools and attended college at Brighton. Later, he switched to Manchester Technical school, where he specialized in textiles. After finishing school, Sanders went to work in technical textile research. He gave this up to go to Argentine and Brazil, where he experimented in a tobacco venture. The depression came along and Sanders returned to England. At the suggestion of an uncle, he took vocal lessons and six months of rigorous coaching miraculously produced a rich baritone. He was heard by a producer who gave him a spot in the revue, "Ballyhoo," and, before long, was noticed by an ever-peering talent scout who awarded him a role in "Strange Cargo." He is not married and his favorite type of woman is the demure sort. Frances Weimer, Columbus, Ohio. If you will write Gene Autry in care of his studio — Republic Pictures, Hollywood, Calif. — you should receive a reply, if your letter warrants it. We never under any circumstances are allowed to give out home addresses of the stars. If you send twenty-five cents to any player or to his studio requesting a picture, you should receive it. Bill Morrison, Woodridge, N. Y. Here are the ten biggest moneymaking stars of 1939: Mickey Rooney, Tyrone Power, Spencer Tracy, Clark Gable, Shirley Temple, Bette Davis, Alice Faye, Errol Flynn, James Cagney and Sonja Henie. These players were selected because their pictures drew the greatest number of Love in all its poetic beauty is revealed in this scene from "My Little Chickadee," the movie which unites Mae West and dashing W. C. Fields. 92