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

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Featured role in "Morals for Women," Tiffany. LOWE, EDMUND; married to Lilyan Tashman; born in San Jose, Calif. Write him at Fox stu"rS" Contract star. Co-starred in "Women of All Nations," title role in "The Spider," Monty Greer in "Transatlantic," and Dunn in "The Cisco Kid." Fox. L0Yi'., MYRNA; unmarried; bom in Helena. Mont. Write her at Fox studio. Free lance player. *>ay Graham in "Transatlantic," Fox. Evie in Rebound," RKO-Pathe. Feminine lead in "Skyline, Fox. Featured role in "Consolation Marriage, RKO-Radio. Joyce in "Arrowsmith," Goldwyn-United Artists. LUGOSI, BELA; unmarried; born in Lugos. Hungary. Write him at Universal studio. Contract star. Title role in "Dracula," Universal, Tarnev?.r.r? "5 The Black Camel," Fox. Stellar role in Murder in the Rue Morgue," Universal. LUKAS, PAUL; married to non-professional; born in Budapest. Hungary. Write him at Paramount studio. Contract player. Heavy in "City Streets male lead in "Women Love Once." ?SrE °L . Th? .yic.e ,S1uad" and stellar role in • lne Beloved Bachelor," Paramount. Male lead !n ,„strlctl>' Dishonorable," Universal. Gigolo in Evenings for Sale," Paramount. LYON, BEN; married to Bebe Daniels: born in Atlanta, Ga. Write him at First National studio. ItSlS A flayer r. Male Jead in "Indiscreet." United Artists. Co-starred with Dorothy Macka.l! ,„ "Party Husbands," Warner Bros. Jack Hackett in Broadminded," First National. Male lead in "Night Nurse," and "Her Maiestv Love," First National, and "Bought"^ and "Compromised," Warner Brothers. MAphn»N/lL?' lEAfif-,T-TEi ""married; born in Philadelphia. Pa Write her at Fox studio. Con W™»S "y?T Flm,nlnf .lead in "Don't Bet on Women Fox. Starred in "Annabelle's Affairs." PaTamoun? Hour With You'" MACKAILL. DOROTHY; married to Neil Millerborn ,n Hull. England. Write her at F rs pSS^^^ 'Kitted MANNERS, DAVID; separated from Suzanne Bush N^ion*™ "I 9ahfaxA N S write him at First National studio. Contract player. Bill M„ ".The Millionaire," Warner Bros Shep Lambert in "The Last F ight." First National Mmeine"dUnae "™e JWirac./ Wom^?'' Columbfa! Jim in Under Eighteen," Warners. MARCH. FREDRIC; married to Florence Eldridge st,™i raCme' *Wit Write him at Paramoun studio. Contract player. Male lead in "The Night Angel' Paramount. Starred in "Dr ^ky" .a"d Mr Hyde " and "The Master Key." »„aoc dy m My Sin' Paramount. r ft -ANV„ unm,arried: born in Porterville California. Write her at M-G-M studio. Cor!: fw»" "T-r MeatS;e3 r^les. in "Dance, Fools. alTfor MAG-Ma."0r"Made Ma" a"d "Shipmates," MAR,SH. u*f«RiA,Ni. "nm^rried; born in Trinidad. British West Indies. Write her at Warner Bros studio. Contract player. Trilby in "Svengali " opposite John Barrymore. Feminine lead in "The Mad Genius. also with John Barrymore. Jenny Townsend in 'Five Star Final," First National. Renee in The Road to Singapore." Warner Brothers Stellar role in "Under Eighteen." Warner Brothers. MEIGHAN. THOMAS; married to Frances Ringborn in Pittsburgh, Penna. Write him at Fox studio. Featured player. Featured roles in Young Sinners, and "Skyline" for Fox MENJOU, ADOLPHE; married to Kathryn Carverborn in Pittsburgh. Pa. Write him at M-G-M studio. Contract player. Walter Burns in "The Front Page," Caddo-United Artists. Tony in ..P.e 9reat Lover," M-G-M. Captain Rogers in Friends or Lovers," RKO-Radio. Male lead in Forbidden," Columbia. MERCER, BERYL: divorced from Holmes Herbertborn in Madrid, Spain. Write her at Warner Bros, studio. Free lance player. Featured role in "East Lynne." Landlady in "Always GoodSi;!'6/. «.FoX r, Mo'her in "Man in Possession." M-G-M. (Boardinghouse keeper in "Merely Mary Ann." Fox. Featured role in "Are These Our Children?" RKO-Radio. MERKEL, UNA; unmarried; born in New York City. Write her at Fox studio. Free lance player. Margaret Rogers in "Six Cylinder Love" and featured roles in "Sob Sister," "Wicked." and "Daddy Long Legs," Fox. Featured role in "Private Lives," M-G-M. MILJAN. JOHN; married to the former Mrs. Creighton Hale: born in Leeds, S. D. Write him at M-G-M studios. Contract player. Florie in "A Gentleman's Fate," and circus owner in "Susan Lenox," both for M-G-M. MILLER. MARILYN; divorced from Jack Pickford: born in Evansville, Ind. Write her at First National studio. Contract star. Title roles in "Sally," "Sunny," and "Her Majesty, Love," First National. MONTGOMERY, ROBERT; married to Elizabeth Allen; born in Beacon. N. Y. Write him at M-G-M studio. Contract star. Starred in "Shipmates." "Man in Possession" and co-starred with Norma Shearer in "Private Lives," all for M-G-M. MOORE. DICKEY: child actor; born in Los Angeles. Calif. Write him at Universal studio. Free lance player. Featured boy roles in "The Squawman," M-G-M. "Seed," Universal, and "Three Who Loved," RKO-Radio. Ned Leeds in "The Star Witness," First National, and child roles in "Husband's Holiday," Paramount and "Manhattan Parade," Warners. MOORE, MATT; unmarried; born in County Meath, Ireland. Write him at Columbia studio. Free lance player. Reporter in "The Front Page," Caddo-United Artists. Schofield in "Penrod and Sam," First National. Featured role in "Consolation Marriage," RKO-Radio. Featured role .„jn "Cock of the Air," Caddo-United Artists. MOORE, OWEN; married to Kathryn Perry; born in County Meath, Ireland. Write him at Universal studio. Free lance player. Fingers O'Dell in "Outside the Law," Universal. Featured role in "Hush Money," Fox. MORAN, LOIS; unmarried; born in Pittsburgh, Pa. Write her at Fox studio. Contract player. Judy Kramer in "Transatlantic." Fox. Featured roles in "The Spider," Fox, "West of Broadway," M-G-M, and "Men in Her Life," Columbia. MORAN, POLLY; unmarried; born in Chicago, 111. Write her at M-G-M studio. Contract player. Maid in "It's a Wise Child," Polly in "Politics," and Aunt Maggie in "Guilty Hands," all for M-G-M. MORENO. ANTONIO; married to Daisy Canfield; born in Madrid, Spain. Write him at M-G-M studio. Free lance player. Featured role in "The Bargain," First National, and "Night Court," Paramount. MORLEY, KAREN; unmarried; born in Ottumwa, Ipwa. Write her at M-G-M studio. Contract player. Featured role in "Never the Twain Shall Meet," M-G-M. Anna Cornwall in "High Stakes," RKO-Radio. Featured role in "Scarface," Caddo-United Artists. Crystal in "The Cuban Love Song," M-G-M. MORRIS, CHESTER; married to Sue Kilbourne; born in New York City. Write him at United Artists studio. Contract star. Male lead in "The Bat Whispers" and "Corsair," both United Artists. Male lead in "Cock of the Air," CaddoUnited Artists. MULHALL, JACK; married to Evelyn Winans; born in Wappinger's Falls, N. Y. Write him at RKO-Radio studio. Free lance nlayer. Featured role in "Reaching for the Moon," United Artists. Co-starred in "Lover Come Back," Columbia. MUNI, PAUL; married to Bella Finckle; born in Vienna, Austria. Write him at Fox studio. Free lance player. Featured roles in "The Valiant" and "Seven Faces," Fox. Tony Muni in "Scarface," Caddo-United Artists. Now on the New York stage in "Counsellor-at-Law." MUNSON, ONA; divorced from Eddie Buzzell; born in Portland. Oregon. Write her at First National studio. Free lance player. Feminine lead in "Broadminded," and Kitty Carmody in "Five Star Final," First National. MURRAY, CHARLES; married to non-professional; born in Ireland. Write him at Universal studio. Contract player. Co-starred in "The Cohens and the Kellys in Hollywood" and "The Cohens and the Kellys in Africa," both for Universal. Costarred in "Caught Cheating," Tiffany. Now starring in series of two-reelers for Universal. McCREA, JOEL; unmarried; born in South Pasadena, California. Write him at RKO-Radio studio. Contract player. Harry Craig in "Born to Love," and Neville in "The Common Law," RKO-Pathe. Male lead in "Girls About Town," Paramount. Featured role in "The Lost Squadron," RKO-Radio. McLAGLEN, VICTOR; married to non-professional; born in London, Eng. Write him at Fox studio. Contract star. Stellar roles in "Annabelle's Affairs," "Women of All Nations" and "Not Quite a Gentleman," male lead in "Wicked," and star of "Disorderly Conduct," all for Fox NAGEL, CONRAD; married to Ruth Helms; born in Keokuk, Iowa. Write him at M-G-M studio. Contract player. Husband in "East Lynne," Fox. Dick Lindley in "Gambling Daughters," Universal. Male lead in "The Reckless Hour." First National. Male lead in "Three Who Loved." RKO-Radio, and "Pasan Lady," Columbia. Will Darsey in "Son of India." M-G-M. NEGRI, POLA; divorced from Prince M'divani; born in Poland. Write her at RKO-Pathe. Contract star. Stellar role in "A Woman Commands," RKO-Pathe, her first American picture in two years. NISSEN, GRETA; unmarried; born in Oslo, Norwav. Write her at Fox studio. Contract player. Greta in "Women of AH Nations." Sigrid Carline in "Transatlantic," and vamp in "Ambassador Bill," Fox. NIXON, MARIAN; married to Edward Hillman; born in Superior, Wis. Write her at Warner Bros, studio. Free lance player. Feminine lead in "Ex-Flame," Liberty, Babe Ellis in "Sweepstakes," RKO-Pathe, and "Women Go On Forever," Cruze-Tiffany. Co-star of "Private Scandal." Headline Pictures. NOLAN, MARY; married to Wallace Macready: born near Louisville, Kentucky. Write her at RKO-Pathe studio. Contract player. Fay Turner in "The Big Shot," RKO-P.ith^. Featured role in "X Marks the Spot," Tiffany. NORTON, BARRY; unmarried; born in Buenos Aires. Write him at Paramount studio. Flee lance player. Starred in Spanish version of "The Benson Murder Case." Featured role in "Dishonored." and male lead in "The Comedian." both for Paramount. NOVARRO. RAMON; unmarried; born in Durango, Mexico. Write him at M-G-M studio. Contract star. Stellar roles in "Daybreak," and "Son of India," M-G-M. Co-starred with Greta Garbo in "Mata Hari," M-G-M. NOVELLO, IVOR; born in London, Eng. Write him at M-G-M studio. Contract player. Bennett Cloud in "Once a Lady." Paramount. NUGENT, EDDIE: married to non-professional; born in New York City. Write him at M-G-M studio. Contract player. Featured role in "Shipmates," M-G-M. Eagan in "Night Nurse." Jackie Leeds in "The Star Witness," and Wally Pierce in "Local Boy Makes Good," First National. NUGENT, ELLIOTT; married to Norma Lee; born in Dover, Ohio. Write him at M-G-M studio. Free lance player. Featured role in "The Last Flight," First National. (Continued on page 104) 102