Modern Screen (Dec 1931 - Nov 1932 (assorted issues))

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Tangee Theatrical, a special dark shade of Tangee Lipstick and Rouge Compact for professional and evening use. To Match Tangee Lipstick! SEND 2lV FOR TANGEE BEAUTY SET J Containing miniature Lipstick, two Rouges, j Powder, two Creams and "The Art of Make-up" ( The George W. Luft Co., Dept. K-l 417 Fifth Avenue New York J BICKFORD. CHARLES; married to non-professional: born in Cambridge, Mass. Write him at M-G-M studio. Free lance player. Cash Hawkins in "The Squaw Man," M-G-M. Star of "East of Borneo," Universal. Racketeer in "Pagan Lady, Columbia. Football coach in "The Spirit of Notre Dame," Universal. Male lead in "Men in Her Life," and racketeer in "The Guilty Generation," Columbia. . BLACKMER, SIDNEY; married to Lenore Ulnc; bom in Salisbury, S. C. Write him at First National studio. Free lance player. Big Boy in "Little Caesar," Hart in "Mothers Cry, ' Paul de Segny in "The Devil Was Sick," all for First National. BLANE, SALLY; unmarried; born in Salt Lake City. Utah. Write her at First National studio. Free lance player. Sue Leeds in "The Star Witness, Warner Bros. Mary in "Then Hell Broke Loose, and lead in "A Dangerous Affair," Columbia. BLONDELL, JOAN; unmarried: born in New York City. Write her at Warner Bros, studio. Con; tract player. Featured roles in "The Office Wife, "Other Men's Wives," "Illicit," and "God's Gift to Women," all Warner Bros. Maloney in "Night Nurse" and Ann in "Larceny Lane, Warner Bros. Schatze in "The Greeks Had a Word for It," Goldwyn-United Artists. BOARDMAN, ELEANOR; married to King Vidor: born in Philadelphia. Pa. Write to her at Paramount studio. Contract player. Feminine lead in "The Great Meadow," and featured role in "The Squaw Man," M-G-M. Feminine leads in "Women Love Once," and "The Dover Road," Paramount. BOLES, JOHN; married to Marcellite Dobbs: born in Greenville, Texas. Write him at Universal studio. Contract star. Bart Carter in "Seed. Victor in "Frankenstein," and romantic lead in "Murder in the Rue Morgue," Universal. Star of "Cheating," Fox. BOW, CLARA; unmarried; born in Brooklyn, N. Y . Write her at Paramount studio. Free lance player. Pepper in "Love Among the Million; aires," Norma Martin in "Her Wedding Night, Bernice O'Day in "No Limit," Mollie in Kick In," all for Paramount. BOYD, BILL; married to Dorothy Sebastian: born in Cambridge. Ohio. Write him at RKO-Pathe studio. Contract star. Bill O'Brien in Officer O'Brien," Bill Thatcher in "Beyond Victory, t> star of "The Painted Desert," "Suicide Fleet, and "Timber Beast," all for RKO-Pathe. BOYD WILLIAM; separated from actress-wife; born in New York City. Write him at Paramount studio. Contract player. Featured roles in "City Streets," "Murder by the Clock. and "The False Madonna," all tor Paramount. Featured role in "Sky Devils," Caddo-United BRENDEL! EL; married to Flo Burt; born in Philadelphia, Pa. Write him at Fox studio. Contract star. Janitor in "Six Cylinder Love, Fox. Comedy lead in "West of Broadway, M-G-M. Featured role in "Delicious," Fox. BRENT, EVELYN; married to Harry Edwards; born in Tampa, Florida. Write her at RKO-Radio studio. Free lance player. Starred in The Mad Parade," Liberty, "Traveling Husbands, RKORadio, and "Pagan Lady," Columbia. BRIAN MARY: unmarried: horn, in Corsicana. Texas. Write her at Paramount studio. Free lance player. Heroine in "The Front Page. Caddo-United Artists. Evelyn in The Runaround," RKO-Radio. Millie in "Homicide Squad," Universal. BROOK CLIVE; married to non-professional; born in London. England. Write him at Paramount studio. Contract player. Featured roles in "East Lynne," Fox, "Tarnished Lady. with TaUulah Bankhead, "Silence." Twenty-Four Hours," "The Dover Road," and Shanghai Express," Paramount. . BROOKS LOUISE: divorced from Edward Sutherland; born in Wichita, Kans. Write her at First National studio. Free lance player. Flonne in "God's Gift to Women," and Gwen in 1 he Public Enemy," both for Warner Bros. BROWN JOE E.; married to Kathryn Frances McGrau; bom in Holgate, Ohio. Write him at First National studio. Contract star. Rollo Smith in "Going Wild," co-starred m Sit Tight," Ossie Simpson in "Broadminded," and star of "Local Boy Makes Good," all First National. , _ BROWN. JOHN MACK: married to Cornelia Foster; bom in Dothan, Ala. Write him at Universal studio. Contract player. Berk in "The Great Meadow," Hank in "The Secret Six. ' football hero in "The Last Flight," First National. Juvenile lead in "Lasca of the Rio Grande. Universal. _ , BUSHELL, ANTHONY: married to Zelma O'Neal: bom in Kent County, England. Write him at RKO-Pathe studio. Free lance player. Leslie Darrow in "Bom to Love," RKO-Pathe. Featured role in "Five Star Final," First National. CAGNEY, JAMES; married to Frances Vernon; born in New York City. Write him at Warner Bros, studio. Contract star. Featured roles in "The Millionaire" and "The Public Enemy. Leading male roles in "Larceny Lane, Tie Blue Moon Murder," and taxi driver in Taxi Please," Warner Bros. CANTOR, EDDIE; married to Ida Tobias: bom in New York City. Write him at Samuel Goldwyn studio. Contract star. Starred in "Whoopee and "Palmy Days," for Sam Goldwyn. CAROL, SUE; married to Nick Stuart; bom in Chicago, 111. Write her at RKO-Radio studio. Free lance player. Constance in "Graft," Universal. CARRILLO, LEO: married to non-professional: born in Los Angeles, Calif. Write him at Universal studio. Free lance player. Nick Cotrelll in "Hell Bound," Cruze-Tiff any. Louie in Homicide Squad," and Santa Cruz in "Lasca of the Rio Grande." Universal. Star of "Race Track. Cruze-Tiff any. Caballero in "The Dove, RKO CARROLL, NANCY; married to Francis Bolton Mallory; born in New York City. Write her at Paramount studio. Contract star. Peggy Gibson in "Laughter," star in "Stolen Heaven, "Night Angel," "Personal Maid," and feminine lead in "The Man I Killed." All for Paramount. CHANDLER, HELEN; married to Cyril Hume; born in Chicago. 111. Write her at First National studio. Free lance player. Feminine leads in "Dracula." Universal: "Daybreak, ' M-G-M; "Salvation Nell," Cruze-Tiffany ; "The Last Flight," First National. Lenore in Fanny Foley Herself," RKO-Radio. Featured role in "Heart and Hand," Universal. CHAPLIN, CHARLIE; divorced from Lita Gray; born in London, England. Write him at Charles Chaplin studio. Producer-star for United Artists. Starred in "City Lights." CHASE, CHARLIE; married to Bebe Eltinge; born in Baltimore, Md. Write him at Hal Roach studio. Contract star. Stellar roles in What a Man," "High C's," "Rough C's," and The Panic Is On," Roach-M-G-M. CHATTERTON, RUTH: married to Ralph Forbes: born in New York City. Write her at Paramount studio. Contract star. Star of ' Unfaithful. "The Magnificent Lie," "Once a Lady, ' and Tomorrow and Tomorrow," all for Paramount. CHERRILL, VIRCINIA: divorced from non-professional; bom in Chicago, 111. Write her at Fox studio. Contract player. Blind flower girl in "City Lights," Chaplin-United Artists. _ Joan Madison in "Girls Demand Excitement and feminine leads in "Trailin'," and "The Brat. CHEVALIER, MAURICE; married to Yvonne Vallee: born in Paris, France. Write him at Paramount studio. Contract star. Albert in "Playboy of Paris." title role in "The Smiling Lieutenant, and song writer in "One Hour With You. for Paramount. . . CHRISTIE, DOROTHY: married to non-professional; bom in New York City. Write her at First National studio. Free lance player Angelica in "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, M-G-M. Mrs. Emory in "The Finger Points," First National. Divorcee in "Night Life in Reno," Supreme Pictures. ... CHURCHILL. MARGUERITE : unmarried: bom in Kansas City. Mo. Write her at Fox studio. Contract player. Feminine leads in Charley Chan Carries On," "Over the Hill" and "Sugar Daddies," all foi Fox. CLAIRE, IiVA; divorced from John Gilbert: bom NameAddra CAN YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS ? Who rented the house just vacated by Greta Garbo ? And why did the new tenant move after living there only two weeks? , Betty Compson's ex-fiance and John Consid'ine's ex-fiancee are going places together. What are their names ? Who is the 1931 Baby Star who is reported to be about to marry Director Frank Capra? What famous blond star and what famous director from whom she is divorced celebrated their own "wedding anniversary" with a dinner-f or-two ? Who is the lucky guy that little Joan Blondell has fallen head over heels in love with? Why is Clark Gable called "Hollywood's Al Capone"? How are Joan Crawford and Doug Fairbanks, Jr., planning to stop rumors of their separation and divorce? Irish Maureen O'Sullivan has a new beau — and he's a well known director. What's his name? Who is the virile, dark-haired leading man, recently raised to stardom, who is rumored to be planning a divorce ? Why did Ina Claire and producer Samuel Goldwyn disagree during the making of "The Greeks Had a Word For It"? Who is the dark-haired actress for whom David Manners has broken his habit of not taking girls out? Is Dorothy Mackaill's fiance, Neil Miller, really the scion of a wealthyHonolulu family? IF YOU WANT TO KNOW THE ANSWERS, READ OUR GOSSIP SECTIONS-PACES 14, 72, AND 90